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Ye Shunguang — Physical hypercarry with support from Dialyn and Sunna.
Build: Ye Shunguang is your main DPS; Dialyn provides Stun utility and a strong CRIT DMG buff, while Sunna boosts ATK and creates extra damage instances tied to Ye's stats.
Synergy: Sunna amplifies Ye's raw damage output and provides additional procs; Dialyn increases uptime on ultimates and crowd control so Ye can safely continue channeling damage.
Rotation: Open with Sunna buffs, apply Dialyn Stun windows, then swap to Ye Shunguang to unleash charged/ultimate damage while buffs are active.
Pros: Extremely high single-target Physical DPS; reliable burst windows. Cons: Requires proper timing and field time to maintain buffs and CRIT uptime.
Quick tips: Time Sunna's buff before committing Ye to long animations; use Dialyn to interrupt dangerous enemy casts and extend Ye's safe DPS windows.

Miyabi + Anomaly unit (Yanagi recommended) — A top-tier Disorder-focused pair.
Build: Miyabi delivers massive Frost damage via Fallen Frost stacks; an Anomaly teammate like Yanagi supplies Disorder and ramps Miyabi's stacks quickly.
Synergy: Yanagi is ideal because her Disorders directly enable and multiply Miyabi's burst potential, but other Anomaly units can substitute to cover elemental weaknesses.
Rotation: Trigger a Disorder with Yanagi, then stack Fallen Frost on Miyabi and finish with her charged attack/ultimate for maximum payout.
Pros: Exceptional burst vs targets vulnerable to Anomaly. Cons: Relies on maintaining disorders and field presence of the Anomaly unit.
Quick tips: Prioritize timing Disorder windows before Miyabi's big hits; swap in Anomaly alternatives when facing resistances or when Yanagi is unavailable.

Ye Shunguang — Dedicated Physical hypercarry with buffering supports Sunna and Dialyn.
Build: Sunna supplies ATK buffs and extra triggered damage based on Ye's stats; Dialyn ramps CRIT DMG and enables more frequent ultimates via control.
Synergy: Sunna increases Ye's raw damage and procs additional hits, while Dialyn helps Ye reach consistent crits and opens safe windows for powerful abilities.
Rotation: Apply Sunna buffs first, use Dialyn to control the fight and enable ultimates, then switch to Ye to execute long animations and high-value hits.
Pros: Very high sustained and burst Physical damage. Cons: Vulnerable if crowd control fails or supports are disrupted.
Quick tips: Keep Sunna on-field briefly to apply buffs, use Dialyn to lock down enemies before committing Ye to high-animation attacks.

Jane — Physical Assault main dealing large Assault DMG with Anomaly and Yuzuha support.
Build: Jane is your primary Assault DPS; pair with any Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder and Yuzuha to provide party-wide Anomaly buffs.
Synergy: An Anomaly ally enables Disorder-based damage windows for Jane; Yuzuha increases overall Anomaly damage and resource generation for repeat bursts.
Rotation: Start by setting up Anomaly/Disorder, then buff with Yuzuha and bring in Jane to trade into Assault-focused combos.
Pros: High Assault-focused output and flexible Anomaly choices. Cons: Damage depends on timely Disorder procs and Anomaly uptime.
Quick tips: Use Anomaly units that match enemy weaknesses; time Jane's peak animations to follow Yuzuha's buffs.

Piper + Anomaly unit — Disorder damage-focused pairing with buff support from Yuzuha.
Build: Piper scales with Disorder damage; an Anomaly teammate helps apply and maintain Disorder, while Yuzuha increases Anomaly build-up and damage.
Synergy: Yuzuha amplifies the damage of both Piper and the Anomaly unit, making Disorder windows more lucrative.
Rotation: Use the Anomaly unit to establish Disorder, apply Yuzuha's buffs, then swap to Piper to capitalize on the increased damage window.
Pros: Strong multi-hit Disorder damage and easy scaling. Cons: Requires consistent Anomaly uptime and some setup time.
Quick tips: Prioritize Anomaly units that can stay on-field or quickly apply Disorder; chain Yuzuha's buff into Piper's burst window.

Evelyn — Fire-chain attacker augmented by Lighter and Astra.
Build: Lighter raises Evelyn's Fire DMG and applies Daze; Astra increases Chain Attack usage and supports quick assists for extra damage instances.
Synergy: Lighter fuels Evelyn's elemental scaling while Astra shortens cooldowns and provides additional Quick Assists to extend damage chains.
Rotation: Open with Lighter's buffs, use Astra to trigger chain opportunities and assist frequently, then bring in Evelyn for sustained Fire damage bursts.
Pros: Excellent Chain Attack synergy and Fire scaling. Cons: Relies on Quick Assists and chain timing to maximize output.
Quick tips: Keep Astra ready for Chain Attack windows and use Lighter to increase enemy Daze and Fire vulnerability before Evelyn's packets land.

Banyue — Fire Rupture carry supported by Dialyn and Lucia.
Build: Lucia increases Max HP and Sheer Force for Rupture Agents, and Dialyn provides control and CRIT DMG support to augment Banyue's output.
Synergy: Lucia's Rupture buffs directly amplify Banyue's damage baseline while Dialyn adds control and critical scaling to increase realized damage.
Rotation: Apply Lucia's personal Rupture buffs, use Dialyn to secure Stun or control windows, then switch to Banyue to explode Rupture procs under buffs.
Pros: Very high Rupture scaling and survivability from HP increases. Cons: Requires Rupture-friendly build and a supportive roster to maintain uptime.
Quick tips: Keep Lucia on-field to grant Max HP buffs before Banyue's heavy animations; use Dialyn to buy time for Rupture stacks to build.

Soldier 11 — Fire/Daze hybrid supported by Lucy and Lighter.
Build: Lucy supplies ATK buffs and extra damage via Guard Boars, while Lighter applies Daze and increases Soldier 11's Fire DMG.
Synergy: Lucy's consistent ATK boosts and autonomous damage combine with Lighter's elemental debuffing to multiply Soldier 11's output.
Rotation: Start with Lucy to place Guard Boars and buff ATK, use Lighter to Daze and debuff Ice/Fire RES if needed, then bring Soldier 11 for sustained Fire assaults.
Pros: Strong sustained Fire damage with good utility. Cons: Performance drops if Guard Boars are interrupted or if Daze isn't applied frequently.
Quick tips: Position Lucy early so Guard Boars are active when Soldier 11 enters; prioritize Lighter's Daze windows before Soldier 11's big hits.

Miyabi + Yanagi (or any Anomaly) — Frostburst Anomaly core using Frostburn and Disorder mechanics.
Build: Miyabi is the main Frost damage dealer using Frostburn; Yanagi is the most efficient partner to enable Disorder and ramp Fallen Frost stacks, though other Anomaly Agents are viable substitutes.
Synergy: Yanagi's Disorders accelerate Miyabi's stack build and maximize burst potential; alternative Anomaly picks can adapt to enemy resistances.
Rotation: Use Yanagi to apply Disorder, stack Frostburn on targets with Miyabi, then execute Miyabi's fully charged Basic Attack or ultimate for big damage.
Pros: High burst single-target damage and flexible Anomaly choices. Cons: Requires careful management of stacking windows and timing.
Quick tips: Keep Yanagi on-field long enough to secure Disorder before committing Miyabi's big attacks; swap to alternate Anomaly units when facing high Frost resistance.

Hugo — Stun-dependent Fighter backed by Lighter and Lycaon.
Build: Hugo benefits from two fast Stun characters; Lighter and Lycaon fulfill this role while Lighter further boosts Ice DMG and reduces enemy Ice RES.
Synergy: Dual stunners lock enemies for Hugo to apply heavy hits safely; Lighter's debuffing improves Ice-scaling damage.
Rotation: Use Lycaon and Lighter to chain Stuns and lower enemy RES, then swap to Hugo to perform high-damage combos during locked windows.
Pros: Reliable control and burst windows for Hugo. Cons: Dependent on successful stuns and vulnerable to stun-resistant foes.
Quick tips: Time Lighter's Ice RES reduction before Hugo's strong attacks; prioritize Lycaon's quick stuns to maintain pressure.

Ellen — Ice attacker supported by Lighter and Astra.
Build: Lighter provides Ice RES shred and increased Ice DMG; Astra offers team-wide DMG buffs and Chain Attack assistance.
Synergy: Lighter setups reduce enemy Ice RES so Ellen's attacks hit harder; Astra should open the fight to buff Ellen and a secondary unit like Lycaon.
Rotation: Start with Astra to buff the team, use Lighter to shred Ice RES, then bring Ellen for high-damage Ice sequences.
Pros: Strong Ice-focused damage with good break enablement. Cons: Requires sequencing to land RES shred before big hits.
Quick tips: Always lead with Astra when possible to ensure Ellen benefits from both DMG and Chain Attack buffs; sync Lighter's RES shred with Ellen's burst windows.

Yidhari — HP-drain Rupture unit supported by Lucia and Lycaon.
Build: Lucia buffs Rupture Agents and provides healing to mitigate Yidhari's draining mechanics; Lycaon increases damage through stuns and Ice RES reduction.
Synergy: Lucia's healing keeps Yidhari sustainable while her Rupture buffs boost damage; Lycaon supplements damage and crowd control to create favorable windows.
Rotation: Use Lucia to grant Rupture and healing, apply Lycaon's stuns to lock targets, then field Yidhari to abuse Rupture and HP-drain scaling.
Pros: High Rupture scaling with survivability from heal support. Cons: Yidhari's mechanics punish prolonged low-HP states without proper healing.
Quick tips: Keep Lucia on the field periodically to top Yidhari up; chain Lycaon's stuns before Yidhari's heavy damage phases to avoid interruptions.

Promeia — Anomaly-oriented DPS enhanced by Yuzuha and Nangong Yu.
Build: Yuzuha increases Anomaly application and their damage, making Attribute Anomalies easier to land; Nangong Yu provides Stun utility and can self-trigger Abloom to generate resources for Promeia.
Synergy: Yuzuha streamlines Promeia's anomaly procs and damage scaling, while Nangong Yu supplies control and additional Abloom triggers for consistent damage output.
Rotation: Open with Yuzuha to buff Anomaly output, use Nangong Yu to create Abloom opportunities and stuns, then bring Promeia to exploit amplified Anomaly damage.
Pros: Strong Anomaly throughput and reliable resource generation. Cons: Requires coordination to maintain Anomaly uptime and Abloom triggers.
Quick tips: Prioritize Yuzuha's buffs before Promeia's burst windows; use Nangong Yu's Abloom to feed Promeia extra procs.

Seed — Flexible Attack core that pairs well with another Attack unit plus a third flex slot.
Build: Typical trios use another Attack carry and either a dedicated Stun unit or a Support for the third slot to provide control or sustain.
Synergy: Seed benefits from pairing with a complementary Attack unit to diversify damage types and a third unit that either locks enemies or bolsters uptime for Seed's procs.
Rotation: Use your Stun/Support to open windows, then bring in Seed and the secondary Attack to chain damage and capitalize on buffs.
Pros: Highly flexible and adaptable to many lineups. Cons: Damage ceiling depends on chosen teammates and their synergies.
Quick tips: Choose the third slot to fix matchup issues—Stun for control, Support for sustain or buffing—so Seed can remain on-field when needed.

Soldier 0 Anby — Field-time centric build that stacks White Thunder with off-field support from Trigger, Orphie, and Magus.
Build: Soldier 0 spends most time on-field to build White Thunder stacks; Trigger handles Stun and control while Orphie and Magus provide Aftershock support and off-field damage amplification.
Synergy: Off-field units increase total Aftershock and sustained damage while Trigger secures stun windows for Soldier 0 to safely gather stacks.
Rotation: Keep Soldier 0 fielded to accumulate stacks, use Trigger for crowd control when necessary, and swap in Orphie/Magus to capitalize on Aftershock bursts during lulls.
Pros: Strong sustained output through stacking mechanics. Cons: Requires long field presence and careful stack management.
Quick tips: Avoid unnecessary swaps that reset White Thunder buildup; use Trigger to protect Soldier 0 while stacks are accumulating.

Harumasa — Stun-synergy DPS using Qingyi to boost Stun damage.
Build: Qingyi increases enemy Stun multiplier and provides faster stun application, which directly benefits Harumasa's damage when enemies are stunned.
Synergy: Qingyi's stun enhancement magnifies Harumasa's damage windows and makes his follow-up hits much more potent.
Rotation: Use Qingyi to apply or amplify Stun, then switch to Harumasa to perform heavy combos while the stun multiplier is active.
Pros: Easy-to-understand stun-based burst. Cons: Performance falls off against stun-immune or highly resistant enemies.
Quick tips: Time Qingyi's stun buffs right before Harumasa's major attacks; prioritize quick stuns to create safe DPS windows.

Anton — Electric attacker optimized with Grace to apply Shock.
Build: Grace inflicts Shock so Anton can chain multiple Electric DMG instances through his Enhanced Basic Attacks.
Synergy: Grace's Shock procs let Anton trigger more frequent enhanced hits, increasing total damage and consistency.
Rotation: Apply Grace's Shock early, then field Anton to layer enhanced basic attacks and capitalize on repeated Electric hits.
Pros: High multi-hit Electric throughput with simple execution. Cons: Dependent on reliable Shock application to reach peak damage.
Quick tips: Maintain Grace's Shock uptime on priority targets and use Anton's enhanced attacks during those windows for maximum value.

Aria — Anomaly attacker who benefits from Sunna and Yuzuha.
Build: Sunna buffs Charged Attacks, while Yuzuha increases Anomaly buildup and improves Anomaly damage overall.
Synergy: Sunna enhances Aria's charged output and Yuzuha accelerates Anomaly stacks so Aria can trigger bigger Disorder/Abloom windows.
Rotation: Use Yuzuha to boost Anomaly accumulation, apply Sunna's Charged bonus, then field Aria to capitalize on charge and anomaly-augmented attacks.
Pros: Strong Anomaly-augmented damage and charge-scaling performance. Cons: Requires setup time to fully stack anomalies and charge benefits.
Quick tips: Time Sunna's buff before Aria's big charged sequences; aim to pair with Anomaly units that can sustain on-field presence for consistent buildup.

Yixuan — Sheer/Physical DPS supported by Ju Fufu and Lucia.
Build: Ju Fufu grants Ultimate, Chain Attack, and CRIT DMG buffs while Lucia supplies core ATK/Sheer Force boosts and sustain; other supports that provide ATK/DMG or defensive synergy are also viable.
Synergy: Ju Fufu's utility buffs compound with Lucia's damage scaling to increase Yixuan's Sheer and crit-based damage significantly.
Rotation: Buff with Ju Fufu and Lucia first (or use their passives), then field Yixuan to unload high-Sheer hits while the team buffs are active.
Pros: High Sheer-force ceiling and flexible support choices. Cons: Requires specific buff timing to reach peak damage.
Quick tips: Prioritize Ju Fufu's Ultimate/Chain Attack windows and keep Lucia present to maintain Sheer Force and survivability during extended fights.

Vivian — Anomaly carry that pairs with another Anomaly unit for Disorder and Abloom damage.
Build: Vivian works best when teamed with another Anomaly Agent who can maintain field presence to trigger sustained Disorder/Abloom damage.
Synergy: Any Anomaly teammate that can remain on-field will let Vivian consistently apply her Disoders and stack Abloom effects for steady output.
Rotation: Keep Vivian and the partnered Anomaly unit on-field as much as possible to build and convert Disorder/Abloom stacks into damage.
Pros: Scales well in long fights with consistent anomaly uptime. Cons: Weaker in short skirmishes or against high-RES foes that prevent anomaly application.
Quick tips: Favor Anomaly partners who can self-sustain or have short cooldowns so Vivian can remain active and accumulate stacks continuously.

Zhu Yuan — Enhanced Shotshell-heavy DPS amplified by Astra.
Build: Astra provides broad DMG buffs to increase Zhu Yuan's Enhanced Shotshell potency and overall team damage.
Synergy: Astra's party-wide buffs let Zhu Yuan deal far larger bursts with her signature shotshell attacks while improving secondary units' performance.
Rotation: Open with Astra to buff the team, then field Zhu Yuan to unleash enhanced shotshell sequences during the buff window.
Pros: Massive area and single-target potential during buff windows. Cons: High reliance on Astra timing to maximize output.
Quick tips: Always align Zhu Yuan's shotshell cycles with Astra's damage window; avoid entering fights without Astra queued when possible.

Cunning Hares (Nicole + Nekomata) — AoE crowd-control and follow-up burst team.
Build: Nicole gathers enemies with her EX Special Attack, creating a grouped field that Nekomata can exploit to deal widespread AoE DMG inside the energy field.
Synergy: Nicole's crowd-control enables Nekomata's area-damage potential to hit every trapped target reliably.
Rotation: Use Nicole's EX Special to cluster foes, then immediately switch to Nekomata to detonate area abilities while enemies are contained.
Pros: Exceptional against large enemy packs and AoE scenarios. Cons: Less effective in single-target boss fights unless the enemy can be held in place.
Quick tips: Time Nicole's EX to catch as many enemies as possible; avoid using crowd-control early if enemies are already spread out and can be funneled naturally.

Belobog Heavy Industries (Koleda + Ben) — Buffing duo that supports units like Anton.
Build: Koleda and Ben synergize to buff an allied DPS (Anton is highlighted) and manipulate stun windows; Koleda should be used until the enemy is near-stunned for maximal effect.
Synergy: Their combined support increases Anton's damage potential by controlling enemy state and stacking party buffs before Anton's heavy sequences.
Rotation: Use Koleda early to stack control/buffs, allow Ben to layer additional party benefits, then field Anton during the setup window for enhanced performance.
Pros: Good at creating long, controllable DPS windows for primary carries. Cons: Requires setup time and coordination between Koleda and Ben to reach peak effectiveness.
Quick tips: Use Koleda actively to push enemies toward stun thresholds and ensure Ben's buffs coincide with Anton's burst phases.

Victoria Housekeeping Co. (Lycaon + Rina) — Pure S-Rank support team that empowers Ellen.
Build: Lycaon provides stuns and Ice RES shred; Rina grants PEN Ratio buffs to the entire party, both of which Ellen can exploit for higher damage.
Synergy: Lycaon's control and RES shred set up enemies for Ellen, while Rina's PEN buffs increase her effective damage against tougher targets.
Rotation: Open with Lycaon to apply stuns and RES shred, use Rina's party PEN buffs, then bring Ellen to strike under both debuffs and PEN enhancement.
Pros: High single-target and boss damage with strong utility. Cons: Dependent on Lycaon's successful stuns and Rina's buff timing.
Quick tips: Chain Lycaon's stuns to keep enemies locked for Ellen's heavy hits; ensure Rina's PEN buff is active right before Ellen's biggest animations.

Criminal Investigation Special Response (Jane + Qingyi + Seth) — Assault DPS core with stun and party protection.
Build: Jane is the main DPS dealing heavy Assault DMG; Qingyi raises the Stun Multiplier, and Seth offers shields and an Anomaly Proficiency buff to the team.
Synergy: Qingyi increases Jane's burst when enemies are stunned, and Seth's shields/proficiency create safer windows for Jane to output sustained Assault damage.
Rotation: Use Qingyi to amplify or apply Stun, engage Seth's shield as needed, then switch to Jane for her assault sequences while the team benefits from added Anomaly proficiency.
Pros: Durable composition with strong Assault output and defensive fallback. Cons: Requires coordination for shield/timing and is weaker if stuns fail to land.
Quick tips: Time Qingyi's stun boosts before Jane's high-value attacks and keep Seth available to absorb dangerous enemy bursts.

Sons of Calydon (Burnice + Piper) — Combo that uses elemental layering for Disorder damage.
Build: Burnice applies Burn to the enemy, enabling Piper to follow up with Assault/Disorder-infused attacks for large Disorder DMG.
Synergy: Burnice's initial Burn sets up vulnerability that Piper exploits through Assault and Disorder mechanics for amplified damage.
Rotation: Trigger Burn with Burnice, maintain Burn uptime, then bring in Piper to convert that condition into heavy Disorder/Assault damage.
Pros: Strong conditional spike damage against burnable targets. Cons: Falls short if Burn cannot be applied or sustained.
Quick tips: Maintain Burn icontinuously before Piper's peak windows; pick targets that aren't immune to Burn or use supplemental burners if needed.

Section 6 (Miyabi + Yanagi) — Frost + Anomaly heavy pair focused on Frostburn and Disorder.
Build: Miyabi triggers Frostburn and scales with Fallen Frost stacks; Yanagi enables Disorder to ramp those stacks and maximize Miyabi's charged Basic Attack damage.
Synergy: Yanagi's Disorder application is tailor-made to accelerate Miyabi's stack-and-burst pattern for massive damage on a fully charged Basic Attack.
Rotation: Use Yanagi to open and apply Disorder, stack Frostburn with Miyabi, then let Miyabi execute her fully charged Basic Attack for a devastating finish.
Pros: Extremely high single-hit Frostburst potential. Cons: Requires careful charge management and reliable Disorder windows.
Quick tips: Time Yanagi's Disorder so Miyabi can finish charging uninterrupted; consider swapping Yanagi for another Anomaly if the enemy resists Frost.

Yunkui Summit (Yixuan + Pan Yinhu + Ju Fufu) — High-Sheer DPS lineup with multi-buff support.
Build: Yixuan is the main DPS; Pan Yinhu increases Sheer Force for bigger Sheer DMG, and Ju Fufu boosts team decibel while adding CRIT DMG, Ultimate, and Chain Attack buffs.
Synergy: Pan Yinhu raises Yixuan's Sheer Force ceiling while Ju Fufu stacks utility buffs that enhance crit and chain opportunities across the whole team.
Rotation: Apply Pan Yinhu's Sheer boosting effects, trigger Ju Fufu's buffs and chain windows, then field Yixuan to deliver high-impact Sheer combos.
Pros: Very high Sheer damage potential and strong team-wide buff coverage. Cons: Requires precise buff sequencing to reach maximum damage.
Quick tips: Stack Pan Yinhu's Sheer Force before Ju Fufu's Chain Attack/Ultimate windows; keep Ju Fufu active when planning extended combos.

Obol Squad (Orphie + Magus + Seed + Trigger) — Attack pair with off-field Aftershock and stun support.
Build: Orphie and Magus work as an Attack pairing applying mutual buffs; Seed complements as an Attack unit while Trigger provides Stun, Aftershocks and increases the Stun DMG multiplier.
Synergy: Orphie/Magus seed powerful off-field damage and resource sharing, while Trigger secures stun windows and amplifies Aftershock outputs for the whole group.
Rotation: Let Orphie/Magus set their off-field effects, use Trigger to stun and enable Aftershocks, then field Seed and the Attack pair to exploit amplified outputs.
Pros: Good sustained damage and Aftershock scaling. Cons: Complexity in timing off-field effects and reliance on Trigger for control.
Quick tips: Time Trigger's stuns to match Orphie/Magus Aftershock ticks; keep Seed on-field when buffs are active to maximize mutual scaling.

Angels of Delusion (Aria + Nangong Yu + Sunna) — Anomaly-focused squad that capitalizes on Attribute Anomaly procs.
Build: Aria is the main damage source, while Nangong Yu and Sunna provide buffs and additional damage instances tied to Attribute Anomaly effects.
Synergy: All three benefit from triggering Attribute Anomalies — Sunna adds extra damage procs, Nangong Yu creates Abloom/stun opportunities, and Aria converts those procs into heavy damage.
Rotation: Use Sunna and Nangong Yu to set up Anomaly/Abloom triggers, then field Aria to explode those windows with enhanced attacks.
Pros: High Anomaly synergy and layered damage procs. Cons: Requires precise anomaly timing and can stall without consistent procs.
Quick tips: Prioritize applying anomalies before Aria's biggest animations; use Nangong Yu to create Abloom consistently for extra damage generation.