Best Team Comps

Velina is the centerpiece of this team, as the only Wind Agent currently available in Version 3.0. The new Vortex mechanic revolves around the Wind attribute, and Velina applies it consistently. Pair her with any other Anomaly unit to trigger Contamination and maximize Vortex detonations.
Pros: Unique mechanic, strong burst potential. Cons: Very reliant on Velina being the sole Wind Agent; team flexibility is limited.
Quick tip: Rotate Velina’s skills to keep Windswept active on enemies before swapping to your Anomaly partner for a big Vortex explosion.

Ye Shunguang leads one of the strongest hypercarry teams in the current meta. Her best squadmates are Dialyn for stuns and CRIT DMG buffs, and Sunna for improved damage output.
Synergy: Dialyn’s frequent stuns let Ye Shunguang unload her full combo, while Sunna’s ATK buffs and additional hits based on Ye Shunguang’s stats amplify every attack.
Rotation: Start with Dialyn to build stun, then bring in Ye Shunguang for the damage window while Sunna supports from off-field.
Pros: Extremely high single-target burst, easy to execute. Cons: Vulnerable when stun windows are missed.
Quick tip: Use Sunna’s skill just before Ye Shunguang’s ultimate for maximum damage.

Miyabi and another Anomaly unit form one of the strongest team comps for Disorder damage. Yanagi is Miyabi’s best teammate because her Disorders quickly ramp up Miyabi’s Fallen Frost stacks. Any Anomaly agent can work in the flex slot, depending on enemy weaknesses or availability.
Rotation: Apply anomalies with your second Anomaly unit, then swap to Miyabi to consume stacks and trigger massive Frostburn bursts.
Pros: Incredible burst cycle, adaptable to enemy elements. Cons: Requires careful stack management.
Quick tip: Time Yanagi’s Disorder to align with Miyabi’s fully charged Basic Attack for a devastating one-two punch.

Ye Shunguang is an excellent hypercarry for Physical DMG teams. Sunna is a great support, providing ATK buffs and triggering additional instances of damage based on Ye Shunguang’s stats. Dialyn buffs CRIT DMG and enables more frequent Ultimates.
Rotation: Lead with Dialyn to stun, then switch to Ye Shunguang while Sunna’s buffs are active.
Pros: Self‑sufficient damage, strong synergy with stun supports. Cons: Low AoE; needs a dedicated stunner.
Quick tip: Swap to Sunna right before Ye Shunguang’s burst to double‑dip on the ATK buff.

Starlight Billy is the first Physical Rupture specialist, excelling at bypassing defenses. He scales off HP, so Lucia’s HP support greatly boosts his damage. Norma triggers extra Chain Attacks for more Determination stacks.
Synergy: Lucia keeps Billy healthy and increases his max HP, while Norma’s Chain Attacks fuel his burst.
Rotation: Keep Lucia’s buff on Billy, then use Norma to generate Chain Attacks before Billy’s ultimate.
Pros: High defense shred, strong sustainability. Cons: Requires careful HP management.
Quick tip: Use Lucia’s skill when Billy’s HP is low to maximize the damage conversion.

Jane delivers massive Assault DMG on a Physical team. She works exceptionally well with the Vortex mechanic introduced in Version 3.0 alongside the new Wind Attribute.
Synergy: Pair Jane with a Wind applicator (like Velina) to trigger Vortex after Assault, causing additional burst damage.
Rotation: Apply Wind Windswept first, then unleash Jane’s Assault combo to trigger Vortex.
Pros: Very high single‑target burst, synergizes with new mechanic. Cons: Relies on Wind teammate availability.
Quick tip: Save Jane’s EX Special for when the enemy is Windswept to double the Vortex damage.

Piper works best alongside another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder DMG. Use Yuzuha’s buffs to increase the damage of your Anomaly units.
Rotation: Apply anomalies with your secondary Anomaly agent, then let Piper’s skills consume them for Disorder. Yuzuha should be used before the big hit.
Pros: Flexible Anomaly partner, scales well with buffs. Cons: Requires two Anomaly units, can be resource‑intensive.
Quick tip: Stack Yuzuha’s buff before Piper’s EX Special for maximum Disorder damage.

Evelyn benefits greatly from Norma and Astra, who trigger extra Chain Attacks. Since both supports are effective from off‑field, Evelyn can maximize her field time.
Rotation: Start with Astra’s buff, then use Norma to generate Chain Attack opportunities while Evelyn stays on field dealing damage.
Pros: High uptime on Evelyn, strong Chain Attack synergy. Cons: Requires specific supports, less flexible.
Quick tip: Use Norma’s skill just before a stun to chain multiple attacks during the stun window.

Banyue leads a Fire Rupture team supported by Dialyn and Lucia. Lucia’s skills increase Max HP and Sheer Force of Rupture agents, greatly boosting Banyue’s damage output. Dialyn provides stuns and CRIT DMG buffs.
Rotation: Open with Lucia to buff Banyue’s HP and Sheer Force, then use Dialyn to stun before switching to Banyue for burst.
Pros: Very high Rupture damage, good sustain from Lucia. Cons: Team comp is rigid; relies on Lucia’s specific buffs.
Quick tip: Keep Banyue’s HP high to maintain the Sheer Force bonus from Lucia.

Soldier 11 benefits from Lucy’s ATK buffs and additional damage from her Guard Boars. Norma triggers extra Chain Attacks for more guaranteed Fire Suppression attacks.
Rotation: Use Lucy’s boars for constant chip damage, then let Norma extend the Chain Attack chain while Soldier 11 delivers Fire Suppression.
Pros: Continuous off‑field damage, easy to execute. Cons: Requires Norma for maximum Chain Attack uptime.
Quick tip: Activate Lucy’s boars just before a stun to maximize the number of Fire Suppression procs.

Miyabi and Yanagi deal massive Anomaly damage through Frostburn and Disorder respectively. Yanagi is the most efficient at enabling Miyabi’s burst, but you can swap her for any other Anomaly agent to address enemy weaknesses or availability.
Rotation: Apply a non‑Frost anomaly with Yanagi, then switch to Miyabi to consume it with Frostburn and stack Fallen Frost.
Pros: Very high burst potential, flexible alternate partner. Cons: Requires careful stack management.
Quick tip: Use Yanagi’s EX Special right before Miyabi’s charged attack to trigger Disorder and instantly gain Fallen Frost stacks.

Hugo requires two Stun characters to quickly immobilize enemies. Lighter boosts Ice DMG and reduces enemy Ice RES, while Lycaon provides additional stuns and Ice RES shred.
Rotation: Lead with Lighter to shred Ice RES, then have Lycaon build stun, then finally switch to Hugo for big Ice damage.
Pros: Extremely fast stun setup, high Ice burst. Cons: Two stun slots leaves little room for healing or other utilities.
Quick tip: Use Lighter’s skill after Lycaon’s stun to maximize the Ice RES reduction window.

Ellen is supported by Lighter and Astra. Lighter provides Ice RES Shred, while Astra offers DMG buffs. Start with Astra to buff both Ellen and Lycaon (if present).
Rotation: Begin with Astra’s aura, then use Lighter to debuff the enemy, then swap to Ellen for massive Ice damage.
Pros: Strong Ice synergy, easy buff management. Cons: Relies on having both Lighter and Astra.
Quick tip: Keep Astra’s buff active by refreshing it right before Ellen’s ultimate.

Yidhari benefits from Lucia’s buffs for Rupture agents and her healing to offset Yidhari’s HP‑draining mechanics. Lycaon increases damage with stuns and Ice RES reduction.
Rotation: Keep Lucia’s healing and buffs on Yidhari, then stun with Lycaon before Yidhari unleashes her skills.
Pros: Self‑sustaining with Lucia, high Rupture damage. Cons: Requires careful HP management.
Quick tip: Use Lucia’s healing just after Yidhari’s HP‑draining skill to keep her in optimal range.

Promeia excels with Yuzuha providing buffs that make it easier to inflict Attribute Anomaly effects and enhance their damage. Nangong Yu can stun enemies and trigger Abloom herself, helping with damage output and generating resources for Promeia.
Rotation: Apply buffs with Yuzuha, then use Nangong Yu to build stun and trigger Abloom, then switch to Promeia for burst.
Pros: Strong Anomaly synergy, flexible stun support. Cons: Requires specific supports for maximum potential.
Quick tip: Time Nangong Yu’s Abloom right before Promeia’s EX Special to double‑dip on damage.

Seed’s best teams usually involve another Attack unit and a flex slot. You can use a Stun or Support unit for your third option depending on the situation.
Rotation: Use Seed as the main DPS while the second Attack unit provides off‑field damage or burst. The flex slot can either stun enemies or buff the team.
Pros: Highly flexible, easy to build around. Cons: Lacks focused synergy, may underperform compared to specialized teams.
Quick tip: If using a Support, choose one that boosts ATK or CRIT to maximize Seed’s damage.

Soldier 0 Anby takes most field time to accumulate White Thunder stacks. Trigger, Orphie, and Magus provide support and additional Aftershock DMG from off‑field.
Rotation: Keep Anby on field building stacks while the other three use their skills off‑field to generate Aftershocks. Swap to Trigger for stuns when needed.
Pros: High sustained damage, strong off‑field synergy. Cons: Anby is vulnerable during stack buildup.
Quick tip: Use Orphie’s skill right after an Aftershock to extend the damage window.

Harumasa works best with Qingyi to stun enemies and increase the Stun DMG Multiplier. Harumasa’s damage is significantly higher against stunned enemies.
Rotation: Build stun with Qingyi, then switch to Harumasa for burst damage while the multiplier is active.
Pros: Simple, powerful stun‑burst combo. Cons: Weak if stun fails; requires precise timing.
Quick tip: Use Harumasa’s ultimate immediately after Qingyi’s stun for maximum multiplier benefit.

Anton relies on Grace to inflict Shock on enemies. Once shocked, Anton can use his Enhanced Basic Attacks to deal multiple bouts of Electric DMG.
Rotation: Apply Shock with Grace, then switch to Anton and spam his Enhanced Basic Attacks.
Pros: High Electric burst, simple rotation. Cons: Falls off if Shock is not maintained.
Quick tip: Keep Grace’s Shock uptime by using her skill right before Anton’s combo ends.

Aria receives major damage boosts from Sunna and Yuzuha. Sunna buffs Aria’s Charged Attacks, while Yuzuha boosts her Anomaly build‑up.
Rotation: Apply Yuzuha’s Anomaly buff, then use Sunna to empower Aria’s charged attacks before switching to Aria.
Pros: Very high Charged Attack and Anomaly damage. Cons: Requires both supports to be built.
Quick tip: Use Yuzuha’s skill right before Aria’s ultimate to increase Anomaly application speed.

Yixuan is supported by Ju Fufu and Lucia. Ju Fufu provides additional buffs to Ultimate, Chain Attack, and CRIT DMG. You can use any Support that offers ATK or DMG buffs, or Defense units that synergize well with Yixuan.
Rotation: Start with Lucia’s buff, then bring in Ju Fufu before using Yixuan’s ultimate or chain attacks.
Pros: Flexible support options, strong burst. Cons: Can be resource‑heavy.
Quick tip: Stack Ju Fufu’s buff with Lucia’s for a massive damage window.

Vivian works best with another Anomaly unit to help deal Disorder and Abloom DMG. Any Anomaly unit can work as long as they can stay on the field for most of the fight.
Rotation: Apply anomalies with your secondary unit, then switch to Vivian to trigger Disorder and Abloom.
Pros: Very flexible team‑up, high Anomaly damage. Cons: Requires good Anomaly management.
Quick tip: Use Vivian’s EX Special right after a Disorder to detonate Abloom for extra damage.

Zhu Yuan pairs with Astra for a wide array of DMG buffs. Zhu Yuan can then deal massive damage with her Enhanced Shotshells.
Rotation: Activate Astra’s buffs, then switch to Zhu Yuan to unload her Shotshells.
Pros: Simple, high single‑target burst. Cons: Relies on Astra’s uptime.
Quick tip: Use Astra’s skill right before Zhu Yuan’s ultimate to maximize the damage of all Shotshells.

Velina applies Windswept and Contamination, allowing Promeia to deal burst damage with Vortex and her Abloom attacks. Yuzuha is on the team to provide buffs, enhancing the squad’s damage output even further.
Rotation: Spread Windswept with Velina, then use Yuzuha’s buffs, then switch to Promeia to trigger Vortex and Abloom.
Pros: Unique Vortex synergy, high burst. Cons: Requires Velina for the mechanic.
Quick tip: Use Velina’s ultimate to quickly apply Contamination before Promeia’s big hit.

The Cunning Hares are especially strong in AoE situations. Nicole can gather enemies with her EX Special Attack, which Nekomata can capitalize on to deal AoE DMG to all enemies trapped in the energy field.
Rotation: Use Nicole to group enemies, then switch to Nekomata for AoE attacks.
Pros: Excellent crowd control, high AoE damage. Cons: Weak against single targets.
Quick tip: Position Nicole’s energy field to trap as many enemies as possible before Nekomata’s ultimate.

Belobog Heavy Industries team: Koleda and Ben synergize with each other and help buff Anton. Ideally, use Koleda until the enemy is almost stunned, then bring in Ben for extra damage.
Rotation: Start with Koleda to build stun, then switch to Ben to apply buffs, then Anton for Electric burst.
Pros: Good synergy between Koleda and Ben, reliable stun. Cons: Requires careful rotation order.
Quick tip: Use Ben’s skill just before the stun to maximize the damage window for Anton.

Victoria Housekeeping Co. is a pure S‑Rank team. Lycaon provides Ice RES Shred and easy stuns, while Rina offers PEN Ratio buffs to the entire party. Ellen takes advantage of both.
Rotation: Start with Rina’s PEN buff, then stun with Lycaon, then switch to Ellen for massive Ice damage.
Pros: Very high damage potential, strong support synergy. Cons: All S‑Ranks may be hard to obtain.
Quick tip: Keep Rina’s buff active by using her skill right before Ellen’s combo.

Jane is the main DPS, dealing lots of Assault DMG. Qingyi increases the Stun Multiplier, and Seth shields the party and provides an Anomaly Proficiency buff.
Rotation: Build stun with Qingyi, then shield with Seth, then let Jane unleash her Assault attacks.
Pros: High stun multiplier, good survivability. Cons: Requires careful buff management.
Quick tip: Use Seth’s shield right before Jane’s ultimate to benefit from the Anomaly Proficiency boost.

Sons of Calydon features Burnice and Piper as DPS units. Use Burnice to trigger Burn on the enemy, then have Piper inflict Assault to deal massive Disorder DMG.
Rotation: Apply Burn with Burnice, then switch to Piper for Assault and Disorder.
Pros: Very strong Disorder combo, easy rotation. Cons: Requires both units built.
Quick tip: Use Burnice’s EX Special just before Piper’s skill to ensure Burn is fresh for maximum Disorder damage.

Section 6 consists of Miyabi and Yanagi. Miyabi triggers Frostburn and deals massive damage with her fully charged Basic Attack. Yanagi triggers Disorder to provide Fallen Frost stacks to Miyabi.
Rotation: Apply an anomaly with Yanagi, then switch to Miyabi to consume it and build Fallen Frost.
Pros: Incredible synergy, high burst cycle. Cons: Requires precise stack management.
Quick tip: Use Yanagi’s skill right before Miyabi’s charges attack to instantly generate Fallen Frost stacks.

Yunkui Summit features Yixuan as the DPS. Pan Yinhu buffs Yixuan’s Sheer Force, increasing her Sheer DMG. Ju Fufu increases the entire team’s decibel output and buffs CRIT DMG, Ultimate, and Chain Attack.
Rotation: Use Pan Yinhu to boost Sheer Force, then Ju Fufu for team buffs, then unleash Yixuan’s ultimate and chain attacks.
Pros: Very high burst potential, strong team synergy. Cons: Requires specific supports.
Quick tip: Chain Ju Fufu’s buff with Yixuan’s ultimate for massive damage.

Obol Squad: Orphie and Magus work together as an Attack pairing, applying buffs to each other. Trigger is the stun unit, using Aftershocks and increasing the Stun DMG multiplier. Seed can be added as a third Attack unit or flex.
Rotation: Use Trigger to build stun with Aftershocks, then let Orphie and Magus alternate attacks for mutual buffs.
Pros: High team synergy, strong stun multiplier. Cons: Complex rotation, requires good timing.
Quick tip: Activate Magus’s skill after Orphie’s to maximize the buff exchange.

Angels of Delusion work extremely well as a team since all members benefit from triggering Attribute Anomaly effects. Aria is the main damage source while Nangong Yu and Sunna provide buffs and additional damage instances.
Rotation: Apply anomalies with Nangong Yu, then use Sunna to boost Aria’s damage, then switch to Aria for big Anomaly bursts.
Pros: Excellent Anomaly synergy, multiple damage layers. Cons: Requires all three characters to be built.
Quick tip: Use Sunna’s Charged Attack buff right before Aria’s ultimate for maximum Anomaly damage.