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Vortex with Velina introduces the new Vortex mechanic from Version 3.0, tied to the Wind attribute. Since Velina is the only Wind Agent currently available, she is essential for this team comp. Focus on applying Windswept and Contamination with Velina, then trigger burst damage through Vortex and Abloom effects.

Pros: Powerful new mechanic; high burst potential. Cons: Team locked to a single Wind Agent; limited flexibility. Quick Tip: Save Velina's EX Special for moments when you can immediately trigger Vortex to maximize damage windows.

Attack with Ye Shunguang forms one of the strongest comps in the current meta. Pair her with Dialyn for stuns and CRIT DMG buffs, and Sunna for improved damage output. Rotate to build stun with Dialyn, then swap to Ye Shunguang to unleash hypercarry Physical damage. Sunna’s ATK buffs and additional damage procs based on Ye Shunguang’s stats make this trio extremely synergistic.

Pros: Highest Physical burst; excellent synergy. Cons: Relies on stun windows; vulnerable during downtime. Quick Tip: Time Dialyn’s Ultimate just before Ye Shunguang’s rotation to maximize the CRIT DMG buff.

Disorder with Miyabi is a top-tier anomaly‑focused team. Combine Miyabi with any other Anomaly unit, though Yanagi is her best teammate because Yanagi’s Disorders rapidly build Fallen Frost stacks for Miyabi. Rotate between anomaly applications to trigger frequent Disorders, then use Miyabi’s fully charged Basic Attack to deal massive Frostburn damage.

Pros: Extremely fast stack generation; high burst. Cons: Requires careful anomaly rotation; Yanagi is optimal but not mandatory. Quick Tip: Use Yanagi’s EX Special right before Miyabi’s charged attack to ensure maximum Fallen Frost stacks.

Ye Shunguang excels as a hypercarry for Physical DMG teams. Her best supports are Sunna, who provides ATK buffs and triggers extra damage based on Ye Shunguang’s stats, and Dialyn, who buffs CRIT DMG and enables more frequent Ultimates. Start with Dialyn to stun and apply CRIT DMG buff, then swap to Sunna for ATK support, and finally unleash Ye Shunguang’s full combo.

Pros: Self‑sufficient damage; great synergy with supports. Cons: Lacks AoE; heavily reliant on stun windows. Quick Tip: Prioritize building CRIT DMG on Ye Shunguang to fully benefit from Dialyn’s buffs.

Starlight Billy is the first Physical unit with the Rupture specialty, making him excellent for bypassing defenses. Pair him with Lucia for HP support — Billy’s damage scales off HP, so Lucia’s healing and max HP boosts significantly increase his output. Dialyn can provide free Ultimates for even more damage. Rotation: Keep Billy’s health high with Lucia, then use Dialyn’s stuns to set up Billy’s burst.

Pros: High single‑target rupture damage; unique HP scaling. Cons: Requires constant HP management; weak without Lucia. Quick Tip: Save Billy’s Ultimate for when Dialyn’s stun window is active to maximize damage.

Jane leads this Physical team that focuses on massive Assault damage. Pair her with another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder, and add Yuzuha for anomaly buffs. Rotation: Apply anomaly effects with the second unit, use Yuzuha’s buffs, then switch to Jane to deliver a devastating Assault.

Pros: Very high burst; flexible second anomaly slot. Cons: Dependent on anomaly buildup; Yuzuha is almost required. Quick Tip: Use Yuzuha’s EX Special right before Jane’s attack to boost anomaly damage.

Piper works best with another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder damage. Add Yuzuha to buff both anomaly units’ damage. Rotation: Alternate applications between Piper and the second anomaly agent, using Yuzuha’s buffs whenever available.

Pros: Easy to build; strong Disorder chain. Cons: Requires two anomaly units; low personal damage without reactions. Quick Tip: Time Piper’s Ultimate to land right after a Disorder proc for extra burst.

Evelyn thrives with Lighter and Astra. Lighter buffs Fire DMG and provides stun, while Astra enhances Chain Attack usage. With Astra on the team, Evelyn can benefit from many Quick Assists. Rotation: Start with Astra to buff Chain Attacks, then use Lighter to stun, and finally Evelyn’s Chain Attack‑focused combos.

Pros: High Chain Attack damage; good mobility. Cons: Relies on Quick Assists; weaker without both supports. Quick Tip: Use Astra’s ultimate right before a Chain Attack window to maximize damage.

Banyue leads a Fire Rupture team. Dialyn and Lucia work in tandem — Lucia increases Max HP and Sheer Force of Rupture Agents, directly boosting Banyue’s damage, while Dialyn provides stuns and CRIT DMG. Rotation: Apply Lucia’s HP and Sheer Force buffs, then switch to Dialyn to stun, and finally Banyue for burst.

Pros: Extremely high single‑target rupture; strong synergy. Cons: Requires both supports; limited AoE. Quick Tip: Keep Banyue’s health high to maintain Sheer Force bonuses from Lucia.

Soldier 11 teams benefit from Lucy (ATK buffs and Guard Boars for extra damage) and Lighter (high Daze damage and Fire DMG increase). Rotation: Use Lighter to stun, then Lucy to buff, and finally Soldier 11’s Fire attacks.

Pros: Simple rotation; consistent damage. Cons: Requires Lighter for max Daze; Lucy’s boars need careful positioning. Quick Tip: Position Lucy’s boars so they stay near the enemy for continuous damage.

Miyabi and Yanagi deal massive Anomaly damage through Frostburn and Disorder. Yanagi is the most efficient enabler for Miyabi’s burst, but you can swap her for any other Anomaly agent to address enemy weaknesses or availability. Rotation: Apply anomalies with Yanagi, then use Miyabi’s charged Basic Attack to trigger Frostburn and consume Fallen Frost stacks.

Pros: Very high burst; flexible second slot. Cons: Requires careful stack management; Yanagi is optimal. Quick Tip: Use Yanagi’s EX Special twice to quickly build stacks before switching to Miyabi.

Hugo requires two Stun characters to stun enemies fast. Lighter and Lycaon fulfill this need — Lighter boosts Ice DMG and reduces enemy Ice RES, while Lycaon provides additional stuns and Ice RES shred. Rotation: Alternate stuns between Lighter and Lycaon, then unleash Hugo’s Ice attacks.

Pros: Fast stun accumulation; strong Ice damage. Cons: Team slot heavy; leaves little room for supports. Quick Tip: Prioritize using Lighter’s EX Special for Ice RES reduction before Hugo’s burst.

Ellen pairs well with Lighter and Astra. Lighter provides Ice RES Shred, while Astra offers DMG buffs. Start with Astra to buff both Ellen and Lycaon (who can also be used for stuns). Rotation: Buff with Astra, stun with Lycaon (or Lighter), then Ellen’s Ice combos.

Pros: High Ice burst; good support synergy. Cons: Requires both supports; less effective if stunned enemies are missed. Quick Tip: Use Astra’s ultimate immediately after a stun to maximize Ellen’s damage window.

Yidhari benefits from Lucia’s Rupture buffs and healing, which helps manage Yidhari’s HP‑draining mechanics. Lycaon increases damage further with stuns and Ice RES reduction. Rotation: Keep Yidhari’s health stable with Lucia, use Lycaon to stun and shred RES, then Yidhari’s attacks.

Pros: Self‑sustaining with healing; high damage. Cons: Requires careful HP management; Lycaon is needed for max damage. Quick Tip: Use Lucia’s healing before Yidhari’s biggest HP‑cost abilities.

Promeia thrives with Yuzuha, who provides 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: Use Yuzuha’s anomaly buffs, apply anomalies, then Nangong Yu’s stun and Abloom, and finally Promeia’s burst.

Pros: Strong anomaly synergy; resource generation. Cons: Requires both supports; rotation can be complex. Quick Tip: Time Yuzuha’s buff to last through Promeia’s entire damage window.

Seed’s best teams typically include another Attack unit and a flex slot. You can choose a Stun or Support unit for the third option. Rotation: Use the second Attack unit to apply pressure, then stun or support to enable Seed’s damage.

Pros: Flexible team building; good for many situations. Cons: Lacks defined synergy; may be outclassed by specialized teams. Quick Tip: Choose a Stun unit if you need more control, or a Support for sustained damage.

Soldier 0 Anby takes most of the field time to accumulate White Thunder stacks. Trigger, Orphie, and Magus provide support and additional Aftershock damage from off‑field. Rotation: Keep Anby on field building stacks while using off‑field skills from the others when available.

Pros: High sustained damage; good off‑field synergy. Cons: Requires precise stack management; vulnerable during setup. Quick Tip: Use Trigger’s EX Special to increase Stun DMG multiplier before Anby’s burst.

Harumasa deals extra damage when enemies are stunned. Qingyi excels at stunning and increasing the Stun DMG Multiplier. Rotation: Use Qingyi to stun the enemy, then switch to Harumasa for massive damage.

Pros: Simple two‑unit core; high burst on stunned targets. Cons: Relies heavily on Qingyi’s stun uptime; weak against enemies resistant to stun. Quick Tip: Build Qingyi with high Daze% to ensure fast stuns.

Anton needs enemies to be under Shock to trigger multiple bouts of Electric DMG with his Enhanced Basic Attacks. Grace applies Shock efficiently. Rotation: Use Grace to apply Shock, then switch to Anton and spam Enhanced Basic Attacks.

Pros: High Electro synergy; easy rotation. Cons: Dependent on Grace; low damage without Shock. Quick Tip: Save Anton’s Enhanced Basic Attack for when Shock is about to expire to extend the damage window.

Aria’s damage is boosted by Sunna (buffing Charged Attacks) and Yuzuha (boosting Anomaly build‑up). Rotation: Use Yuzuha’s anomaly buffs first, then apply anomalies, and finally use Aria’s Charged Attacks with Sunna’s support.

Pros: High Charged Attack damage; strong anomaly support. Cons: Requires both supports; rotation timing is critical. Quick Tip: Time Sunna’s buff to align with Aria’s strongest Charged Attack sequence.

Yixuan teams benefit from Ju Fufu who provides buffs to Ultimate, Chain Attack, and CRIT DMG, in addition to Lucia’s sustain. You can also use any Support that provides ATK or DMG buffs, or Defense units that synergize with Yixuan. Rotation: Apply Lucia’s buffs, then Ju Fufu’s, then switch to Yixuan for damage.

Pros: Flexible third slot; high burst potential. Cons: Ju Fufu is almost mandatory for max damage; team can be fragile. Quick Tip: Use Lucia’s healing before Yixuan’s high‑cost skills to avoid downtime.

Vivian works best with another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder and Abloom damage. Any Anomaly agent can pair with Vivian as long as they can stay on the field most of the time. Rotation: Apply anomalies with both units, then trigger Disorder whenever possible.

Pros: Flexible secondary slot; good AoE damage. Cons: Requires constant field presence from both; lacks single‑target focus. Quick Tip: Swap to Vivian when anomalies are about to expire to maximize Disorder procs.

Zhu Yuan deals massive damage with her Enhanced Shotshells. Astra provides a wide array of DMG buffs. Rotation: Use Astra’s buffs, then switch to Zhu Yuan and fire her Enhanced Shotshells.

Pros: Very high burst; simple synergy. Cons: Relies on Astra for max damage; vulnerable to interruption. Quick Tip: Save Zhu Yuan’s EX Special for when Astra’s buff is active.

Velina applies Windswept and Contamination, allowing Promeia to deal burst damage with Vortex and her Ablooms. Yuzuha provides buffs to enhance the squad’s damage output. Rotation: Use Velina to apply debuffs, Yuzuha to buff, then Promeia for burst.

Pros: High burst combo; good crowd control. Cons: Requires precise rotation; both supports are needed. Quick Tip: Ensure Contamination is applied before Promeia’s ultimate for maximum Vortex damage.

Cunning Hares is especially strong in AoE situations. Nicole can gather enemies with her EX Special Attack, and Nekomata capitalizes by dealing AoE DMG to all enemies trapped in the energy field. Rotation: Use Nicole to group enemies, then Nekomata’s AoE attacks.

Pros: Excellent crowd control; strong AoE. Cons: Weak against single targets; relies on Nicole’s grouping. Quick Tip: Position yourself to funnel enemies into Nicole’s energy field.

Belobog Heavy Industries uses Koleda and Ben who synergize and help buff Anton. Ideally, use Koleda until the enemy is almost stunned, then switch to Anton for damage. Rotation: Koleda attacks for Daze, then Ben provides support, and finally Anton deals Electric damage.

Pros: Good synergy between Koleda and Ben; decent burst. Cons: Anton requires stunned enemies; team can be slow. Quick Tip: Save Koleda’s EX Special for when Ben’s buffs are active.

Victoria Housekeeping Co. is a pure S‑Rank team. Lycaon and Rina provide buffs that Ellen takes advantage of. Lycaon easily stuns enemies and provides Ice RES Shred, while Rina gives PEN Ratio buffs to the entire party. Rotation: Lycaon stuns and shreds, Rina buffs, then Ellen attacks.

Pros: High synergy; all S‑Ranks. Cons: Expensive to build; relies on Lycaon’s stun. Quick Tip: Use Rina’s ultimate right before Ellen’s damage window to maximize PEN buff.

Criminal Investigation Special Response features Jane as main DPS, dealing heavy Assault damage. Qingyi increases the Stun Multiplier, while Seth shields the party and provides an Anomaly Proficiency buff. Rotation: Qingyi stuns, Seth applies shield and proficiency buff, then Jane deals Assault damage.

Pros: Good survivability; high burst. Cons: Requires Qingyi for stun multiplier; Seth’s buffs need maintenance. Quick Tip: Keep Seth’s shield active to protect Jane during her long attacks.

Sons of Calydon use Burnice and Piper as DPS units. Burnice triggers Burn on enemies, then Piper inflicts Assault to deal massive Disorder damage. Rotation: Apply Burn with Burnice, then switch to Piper for Assault and Disorder.

Pros: Very high Disorder burst; simple rotation. Cons: Weak if Burn is not applied; both need field time. Quick Tip: Use Burnice’s EX Special to quickly apply Burn before swapping to Piper.

Section 6 features Miyabi and Yanagi as DPS units. Miyabi triggers Frostburn and deals massive damage with her fully charged Basic Attack. Yanagi triggers Disorder to provide Fallen Frost stacks to Miyabi. Rotation: Yanagi applies anomalies and Disorders, then Miyabi uses charged Basic Attack to consume stacks.

Pros: Extremely high synergy; both are top‑tier. Cons: Requires careful stack management; Yanagi is mandatory for max efficiency. Quick Tip: Alternate between Yanagi’s EX Special and Miyabi’s Basic Attack to maintain Fallen Frost stacks.

Yunkui Summit has Yixuan as the DPS. Pan Yinhu buffs Yixuan’s Sheer Force, increasing her Sheer DMG. Ju Fufu increases the entire team’s decibel while buffing CRIT DMG, Ultimate, and Chain Attack. Rotation: Apply Pan Yinhu’s Sheer Force buff, then Ju Fufu’s buffs, then Yixuan’s attacks.

Pros: Very high burst; strong team buffs. Cons: Requires both supports; expensive to build. Quick Tip: Build up decibel with Ju Fufu before Yixuan’s Ultimate for maximum Chain Attack synergy.

Obol Squad pairs Orphie and Magus with Seed as an Attack combination — they can apply buffs to each other. Trigger serves as the Stun unit, using Aftershocks and increasing the Stun DMG multiplier. Rotation: Trigger stuns and applies Aftershocks, then swap to the Attack trio for damage.

Pros: Good Attack synergy; stun support. Cons: Requires coordination; Trigger’s Aftershocks need timing. Quick Tip: Use Trigger’s EX Special after a stun to amplify damage from the Attack units.

Angels of Delusion work extremely well together as they all benefit from triggering Attribute Anomaly effects. Aria is the main damage source, while Nangong Yu and Sunna provide buffs and additional instances of damage. Rotation: Apply anomalies with the support units, then use Aria’s attacks to capitalize on them.

Pros: Strong anomaly chain; high team synergy. Cons: Relies on consistent application; vulnerable to anomaly resistance. Quick Tip: Prioritize using Nangong Yu’s ultimate to trigger Abloom before Aria’s burst.