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This is Antal's default endgame setup for Electric teams. Detonation Unit handles the weapon slot, applying Arts DMG Taken to the target so everything the team does lands harder, while Eternal Xiranite converts his own debuff and Amp applications into a damage buff for the rest of the squad. Redeemer Armor sits in the armor slot as an off-piece so the gloves and both cores can finish the set, and the whole package is stacked toward Ultimate Gain Efficiency. The result is a support who cycles Ultimates quickly enough to keep Amp uptime high and keeps his team buff active for most of the fight. Use this whenever the team's damage is Electric-aligned.

This endgame configuration turns Ardelia into a team damage multiplier rather than a pure healer. Dreams of the Starry Beach deepens the Arts damage enemies suffer and improves her own treatment, while the Eternal Xiranite set converts her susceptibility application into a damage bonus for every ally. Redeemer Armor occupies the chest slot for extra Ultimate Gain, which translates into more Wooly Party casts and more Shadows of Mr. Dolly on the field. Pick this version when your damage dealers can dump their cooldowns inside the susceptibility window, since that is when the amplification actually matters.

A pure sustain setup for Ardelia. The LYNX set maximizes HP Treatment Efficiency and Will, and its set effect adds damage reduction to whichever ally receives her treatment, which noticeably raises survivability in long fights. It is the version to run when the squad is being ground down rather than racing a damage check. Keep in mind the mitigation portion is conditional: it will not apply to allies Ardelia cannot directly heal, such as uncontrolled characters or during stage effects that share healing across the party.

Xaihi's endgame support setup abandons set bonuses entirely and stacks raw stats instead. Chivalric Virtues carries her healing through the Medicant buff, which her Battle Skill can trigger on its own, so the attack boost reaches whichever damage dealer she is healing. Redeemer Armor and Rift Trekker Gloves supply Intellect and Ultimate Gain, while two Frontiers Extra O2 Tube kits fill out the stat budget. Since she usually shares a team with another Eternal Xiranite user, that buff is already covered elsewhere and she gains more from pure Intellect and Ultimate Gain. In lobbies without a second Xiranite holder, switch to the Eternal Xiranite set with a Redeemer Armor off-piece so she brings the team damage buff herself. Junction Point, Detonation Unit and Monaihe are viable weapon swaps depending on rotation and availability.

This endgame setup turns Zhuang Fangyi into a pure Electric damage engine. Lone Barge is paired with the Xiranflow set so that each Battle Skill cast, which consumes Electrification, also refreshes the set's Electric and Nature DMG stacks, while LYNX Slab covers the off-piece slot to feed her Will and Intellect scalings. The result is a build that maximizes Battle Skill Thunder Strike damage and Ultimate-fed burst windows rather than durability. If a stage punishes slow Ultimate cycles, the armor can be swapped to Bonekrusha Poncho T1 alongside Xiranflow Baton, or LYNX Slab can be replaced with Eternal Xiranite Auxiliary Arm; both exchanges intentionally give up some damage in return for more frequent access to Smiting Tempest, making them situational choices rather than strict upgrades.

The early game version of Zhuang Fangyi keeps her damage functional with minimal investment. Monaihe supplies Ultimate Gain so her Smiting Tempest window arrives more often, while the Mordvolt Insulation set with the Mordvolt Resistant Vest off-piece contributes Arts DMG and Intellect to support her kit. The whole setup prioritizes Attack and Will so her abilities still hit meaningfully before endgame weapons and sets are farmed. Treat this as a stepping stone: once Xiranflow gear and Lone Barge are obtained, the endgame hypercarry configuration replaces it entirely.