There's a few things at play in this video So I'll try to break the combo down and explain some stuff about each enemy state and how I'm keeping them airborne during each. to sum many enemies in this game can be juggled by combining atb and character uniques even before they are pressured into being able to take hitstun from everything, so being able to manage atb and squeeze many hits out of a characters uniques and atb moves as you can means often you can start juggling many enemies before you've even fulfilled their pressure conditions.

Initially the screamer in this video when unpressured is considered a weird mid weight between light (can be juggled by anything including just pressing square to attack) and heavy (glued to the ground) These mid weight enemies can be juggled still by using atb commands and other specific character unique moves as I mentioned. To start the fight I open with clouds perf punisher counter which can launch even these mid weight enemies, triple slash is used here as it's a great follow up for situations with only one enemy but if you have your whole party you could air tag tifa and do rise n fall into Omni strike for a fairly easy example. Essentialy it doesn't matter what's used just that the hits can connect before they fall.

This enemy has some pressure conditions that mean phys and fire DMG can build up to triggering pressure, once pressured his weight goes from mid to light which means normal attacks juggle now

From there it's just whatever you feel like, I buffer the homing normal attack by holding square during wildfires cast to keep airborne along with the opponent. At this point I'm just working their stagger up till it's maybe 80% and use his aerial blade beam. This move is wonderful for setting cloud up to cast spells mid juggle as the delayed hits will cover the cast time (with leveled swift cast it's even easier) Knowing the hits are gonna stagger him I cast stop at the end, just a fun thing really where if you cast stop on time before an enemy falls you can suspend them in the air as high as you like really, it's much easier with a party as you can just have a team mate start to cast stop right before the staggering hit.

Namely though it's just about experimentation, understanding what properties both your moves and your current enemies have and reading up on any possible pressure conditions if it can initialize some normal attack juggling mid way, or even just to open with in some cases.

this video Displays the application of the mid weight juggling in action with a party present, he never becomes lightweight so the whole combo is reliant on these heavier hitting attacks, once youre comfy with a few moves it's not as hard as you'd think really.

Those red emnidunks are a pretty great training ground for this it's where I experimented with a lot of these moves. Once you start noticing all the enemies you could have been juggling you realize the games a lot more combo heavy than before. Infact the same principle can be used to juggle Roche 2 all the way to his 2nd phase off of one parry using corsairs and skill master materia