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Velina is the cornerstone of the Vortex team, a new Wind - based mechanic introduced in Version 3.0. As the only Wind Agent currently available, she is essential for applying Windswept and triggering Vortex effects. Pair her with a Support like Yuzuha to amplify Anomaly damage and a flexible Stun or Defense unit for survivability. Pros: Unique Wind synergy; high burst potential with Vortex. Cons: Limited team flexibility due to single Wind Agent; requires precise rotation. Quick tip: Build Velina with high Anomaly Proficiency to maximize Vortex damage.

Ye Shunguang leads one of the strongest Physical hypercarry teams in the game. Her best squadmates are Dialyn for Stun and CRIT DMG buffs, and Sunna for ATK buffs and additional Damage instances based on Ye Shunguang's stats. Gameplay rotation: Use Dialyn to stun enemies, then swap to Sunna for buffs, and finally unleash Ye Shunguang's burst. Pros: Extremely high single-target damage; strong synergy between supports. Cons: Relies on Dialyn for stuns; weak to multi-target encounters. Quick tip: Prioritize CRIT Rate and CRIT DMG on Ye Shunguang to maximize Dialyn's buff.

Miyabi paired with another Anomaly unit creates a devastating Disorder team. Yanagi is her best teammate because Disorder effects rapidly build Miyabi's Fallen Frost stacks. Any Anomaly agent can work, but Yanagi provides the fastest stack generation. Rotation: Apply Anomaly with the second unit, then trigger Disorder with Miyabi to unleash her charged Basic Attack. Pros: Fast stack generation; flexible second slot. Cons: Requires careful Anomaly management; Miyabi is fragile if not supported. Quick tip: Use Yanagi's EX Special to quickly apply a second Anomaly for immediate Disorder.

Ye Shunguang excels as a Physical hypercarry. Sunna provides ATK buffs and triggers bonus damage based on Ye Shunguang's stats, while Dialyn boosts CRIT DMG and enables more frequent Ultimates. Rotation: Open with Sunna for buffs, use Dialyn to stun, then swap to Ye Shunguang for massive damage. Pros: Excellent single-target burst; strong support synergy. Cons: Limited AoE; relies on Dialyn for stuns. Quick tip: Equip Ye Shunguang with CRIT DMG discs to synergize with Dialyn's buff.

Starlight Billy is the first Physical unit with the Rupture specialty, making him excellent for bypassing defenses. Lucia provides HP support, which directly scales Starlight Billy's damage. Dialyn offers free Ultimates for increased damage output. Rotation: Use Lucia to boost HP, then Dialyn for stuns and Ultimate spam, and finish with Starlight Billy's Rupture attacks. Pros: High sustained damage; HP scaling reduces reliance on ATK. Cons: Needs Lucia for max damage; limited AoE. Quick tip: Build Starlight Billy with HP% main stats to maximize his Rupture damage.

Jane leads a Physical team focused on massive Assault damage. Pair her with another Anomaly unit (like Piper or Burnice) to trigger Disorder, and Yuzuha for Anomaly buffs. Rotation: Apply Anomaly with the secondary unit, use Yuzuha to amplify, then Jane unleashes Assault. Pros: Extremely high Assault damage; flexible second slot. Cons: Requires Anomaly buildup; Yuzuha is essential for max damage. Quick tip: Time Jane's EX Special to hit after Disorder for double damage.

Piper works best with another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder damage. Yuzuha's buffs increase the damage of both Anomaly agents. Rotation: Apply first Anomaly with Piper, switch to second Anomaly unit to apply a different Anomaly, then trigger Disorder with Piper's EX Special. Pros: High Disorder spam; Yuzuha provides team-wide buffs. Cons: Requires careful timing; Piper is squishy. Quick tip: Use Piper's Basic Attack to build Anomaly quickly before swapping.

Evelyn benefits greatly from Lighter and Astra. Lighter boosts Evelyn's Fire DMG and provides stuns, while Astra enhances Chain Attack usage. The team excels with frequent Quick Assists due to Astra's presence. Rotation: Open with Astra for buffs, use Lighter to stun, then trigger Chain Attacks with Evelyn. Pros: High Chain Attack synergy; strong Fire damage. Cons: Relies on Lighter for stuns; limited without Astra. Quick tip: Build Evelyn with Impact discs to increase stun potential and Chain Attack frequency.

Banyue leads a Fire Rupture team with Dialyn and Lucia. Lucia increases Max HP and Sheer Force of Rupture agents, directly boosting Banyue's damage. Dialyn provides stuns and CRIT DMG buffs. Rotation: Use Lucia for HP buffs, Dialyn for stuns, then Banyue for Rupture burst. Pros: High Rupture damage; strong HP scaling. Cons: Requires Lucia for max potential; limited AoE. Quick tip: Build Banyue with HP% and CRIT to maximize Sheer Force damage.

Soldier 11 benefits from Lucy's ATK buffs and additional damage from Guard Boars, while Lighter provides high Daze damage and boosts Fire DMG. Rotation: Lucy summons guard boars, Lighter stuns enemies, then Soldier 11 unleashes Fire attacks. Pros: Simple rotation; strong Fire burst. Cons: Lucy's boars require field time; Lighter needs high Impact. Quick tip: Activate Lucy's EX Special before swapping for maximum boar uptime.

Miyabi and Yanagi form a top Anomaly duo. Miyabi deals massive damage through Frostburn and charged Basic Attacks, while Yanagi triggers Disorder to provide Fallen Frost stacks. Yanagi is the most efficient enabler, but any Anomaly agent can substitute for enemy weaknesses. Rotation: Apply Frost with Miyabi, switch to Yanagi for a second Anomaly, then trigger Disorder with Miyabi's EX Special. Pros: Fast stack generation; flexible second slot. Cons: Requires two Anomaly types; Miyabi is vulnerable during charge. Quick tip: Use Yanagi's Chain Attack to apply Shock for quick Disorder.

Hugo requires two Stun characters to maximize his damage. Lighter and Lycaon fulfill this role, with Lighter boosting Ice DMG and reducing enemy Ice RES. Rotation: Use both stunners to quickly build Daze, then Hugo unleashes Ice burst. Pros: Extremely fast stuns; high Ice damage. Cons: Requires two dedicated stunners; limited flexibility. Quick tip: Build Lighter with Impact and PEN Ratio for maximum Ice RES shred.

Ellen benefits from Lighter's Ice RES shred and Astra's DMG buffs. Start with Astra to buff both Ellen and Lycaon, then use Lycaon for stuns and Ice RES reduction. Rotation: Astra buffs, Lycaon stuns, Ellen deals damage. Pros: Strong Ice synergy; multiple buff layers. Cons: Lycaon is essential for stuns; Astra provides only buffs. Quick tip: Equip Ellen with CRIT DMG discs to capitalize on Astra's buffs.

Promeia relies on Yuzuha's buffs to enhance Attribute Anomaly effects and damage, while Nangong Yu provides stuns and triggers Abloom for resources. Rotation: Yuzuha applies buffs, Nangong Yu stuns and triggers Abloom, then Promeia deals burst damage. Pros: Synergistic Abloom generation; strong Anomaly support. Cons: Nangong Yu needed for resources; Promeia is squishy. Quick tip: Use Nangong Yu's EX Special to quickly trigger Abloom before swapping.

Seed teams usually include another Attack unit and a flex slot. Options for the third slot are a Stun unit (like Dialyn) for crowd control or a Support (like Astra) for buffs. Rotation: Use the secondary Attack unit for damage, flex for utility, and Seed as main DPS. Pros: Flexible team composition; strong with double Attack. Cons: Lacks specialized synergy; requires good player skill. Quick tip: Choose a Stun unit if facing enemies with high Daze resistance.

Soldier 0 Anby dominates field time to accumulate White Thunder stacks. Trigger, Orphie, and Magus provide off-field support and Aftershock damage. Rotation: Use Soldier 0 Anby on field to build stacks, swap to off-field units for Aftershocks when needed. Pros: High sustained damage; off-field synergy. Cons: Requires precise stack management; limited burst potential. Quick tip: Build Soldier 0 Anby with ATK Speed to stack White Thunder faster.

Harumasa excels against stunned enemies. Qingyi provides stuns and increases Stun DMG Multiplier, boosting Harumasa's damage. Rotation: Qingyi stuns the enemy, then Harumasa unleashes his full combo. Pros: High burst on stunned targets; simple rotation. Cons: Relies entirely on Qingyi for stuns; weak without stun. Quick tip: Time Harumasa's Ultimate to hit during the stun window for maximum damage.

Anton requires Shock to trigger his Enhanced Basic Attacks. Grace applies Shock efficiently, allowing Anton to deal multiple bouts of Electric DMG. Rotation: Grace applies Shock, then Anton uses Enhanced Basic Attacks until Shock expires. Pros: High Electric sustained damage; Grace is easy to build. Cons: Anton is ineffective without Shock; requires energy management. Quick tip: Use Grace's EX Special to quickly reapply Shock if it wears off.

Yixuan teams benefit from Ju Fufu providing Ultimate, Chain Attack, and CRIT DMG buffs on top of Lucia's buffs. Any Support with ATK or DMG buffs, or Defense units that synergize, can fill the third slot. Rotation: Apply Lucia's buffs, then Ju Fufu's buffs, and finally Yixuan deals damage. Pros: Stackable buffs; flexible third slot. Cons: Requires two specific supports for max potential; lower personal damage. Quick tip: Prioritize CRIT DMG on Yixuan to capitalize on Ju Fufu's buffs.

Vivian works best with another Anomaly unit to trigger Disorder and Abloom damage. The secondary Anomaly agent should stay on field most of the time to apply their Anomaly frequently. Rotation: Use the main field Anomaly unit to build Anomaly, swap to Vivian to trigger Disorder and Abloom. Pros: Flexible second slot; high Abloom synergy. Cons: Requires field time for the other Anomaly unit; Vivian is burst-dependent. Quick tip: Choose Burnice or Piper for consistent Anomaly application.

Zhu Yuan deals massive damage with her Enhanced Shotshells. Astra provides a wide array of DMG buffs to amplify her output. Rotation: Astra buffs, then Zhu Yuan uses Enhanced Shotshells while buffs are active. Pros: High single-target burst; simple rotation. Cons: Requires Astra for max damage; limited AoE. Quick tip: Save Zhu Yuan's EX Special for when Astra's buffs are active.

Velina applies Windswept and Contamination, enabling Promeia to deal burst damage with Vortex and Ablooms. Yuzuha provides buffs to enhance the squad's overall damage. Rotation: Velina applies statuses, Yuzuha buffs, then Promeia unleashes Vortex and Abloom. Pros: Unique Vortex synergy; high burst potential. Cons: Relies on Velina for statuses; Promeia needs field time. Quick tip: Build Velina with Anomaly Proficiency to ensure consistent Windswept application.

The Cunning Hares team excels in AoE situations. Nicole gathers enemies with her EX Special Attack, and Nekomata capitalizes by dealing AoE DMG to all trapped enemies. Rotation: Nicole groups enemies, then Nekomata attacks the cluster. Pros: Excellent for mob clearing; simple synergy. Cons: Weak against single targets; Nicole is fragile. Quick tip: Position Nicole to pull enemies into a tight group for maximum Nekomata damage.

The Belobog Heavy Industries team features Koleda and Ben synergizing to buff Anton. Use Koleda to stun enemies, then swap to Anton for damage. Ben provides defensive support. Rotation: Koleda builds Daze until enemy is almost stunned, then Anton finishes with Electric damage. Pros: Strong synergy between Koleda and Ben; good survivability. Cons: Anton requires Shock for max damage; Ben is situational. Quick tip: Use Koleda's EX Special to quickly build Daze before swapping.

This all-S-Rank team has Lycaon and Rina providing buffs for Ellen. Lycaon stuns enemies and provides Ice RES shred, while Rina offers PEN Ratio buffs to the entire party. Rotation: Rina buffs, Lycaon stuns, Ellen deals damage. Pros: High damage potential; excellent Ice synergy. Cons: Requires all three S-Ranks; Rina is fragile. Quick tip: Build Rina with Energy Regen to maintain PEN Ratio buffs.

Burnice and Piper are the DPS units in this team. Burnice applies Burn, then Piper inflicts Assault to trigger massive Disorder damage. Rotation: Burnice uses EX Special to apply Burn, swap to Piper for Assault, then watch the Disorder proc. Pros: High Disorder burst; simple two-DPS setup. Cons: Requires careful timing; both need high Anomaly Proficiency. Quick tip: Use Piper's Basic Attack to stack Assault quickly after Burn is applied.

Miyabi and Yanagi are the DPS units in Section 6. Miyabi triggers Frostburn and deals massive damage with her fully charged Basic Attack, while Yanagi triggers Disorder to provide Fallen Frost stacks. Rotation: Miyabi applies Frost, Yanagi applies another Anomaly, then Miyabi triggers Disorder for stacks. Pros: Fast stack generation; high sustained damage. Cons: Requires both units on field; Miyabi is fragile during charge. Quick tip: Use Yanagi's Chain Attack to quickly apply Shock for immediate Disorder.

Orphie and Magus pair with Seed as an Attack trio that buffs each other. Trigger serves as the Stun unit, using Aftershocks and increasing the Stun DMG Multiplier. Rotation: Orphie and Magus apply buffs, Trigger stuns, Seed deals damage. Pros: Synergistic buffs between Attack units; high stun multiplier. Cons: Requires specific composition; Trigger needs high Impact. Quick tip: Build Seed with CRIT DMG to maximize Stun DMG windows.

The Angels of Delusion team excels at triggering Attribute Anomaly effects. Aria is the main damage source, while Nangong Yu and Sunna provide buffs and additional damage instances. Rotation: Nangong Yu stuns and triggers Abloom, Sunna buffs, then Aria unleashes Anomaly damage. Pros: High Anomaly synergy; multiple damage sources. Cons: Requires all three for max potential; Aria is field-time dependent. Quick tip: Use Nangong Yu's EX Special to generate Abloom resources quickly.