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Gorge of Fate

Obtainability: Limited to the “Mirage of Alexandria” event gacha.

Single Effect: Attack Up [20%] & Defense Down (Self) [20%]

MLB Effect: Attack Up [25%] & Defense Down (Self) [20%]

Effect Definitions:

Attack Up increases the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effects are calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. The effect caps at 100%.

Defense Down decreases the target’s base defense.

TLDR: “Gorge of Fate” has high Attack Up for a three-star memoria, comparable to some limited four-stars. It comes with the drawback of Defense Down on self and having low passive ATK stats, making this a decent memoria for new players/some free-to-play players and possible Enhancement Fodder for anyone else.

Review: “Gorge of Fate” is actually a pretty decent three-star memoria for any new player or even a few free-to-play players due to its high Attack Up effect. Attack Up at 25% is actually higher than some four-star memoria in the game and even equivalent to several limited four-star memoria. 

However, there are two drawbacks to this memoria as well. The most obvious drawback would be the Defense Down on self. Defense Down at 20% on the equipped character isn’t great. It’s not as bad as it could be-- quite a few memoria in the game actually can inflict Defense Down on self (in return for high Attack Up), but it’s still something to note. It makes using this memoria more of a gamble, as it will give you high Attack in return for making the unit a glass cannon of sorts.

This means that “Gorge of Fate” is best used on characters with three or more blast discs, as they have a better chance to kill everyone on the field before the enemies have a chance to attack in return-- that, or you want some form of tank who can take the hits for your now fragile unit.

The second issue is less obvious, however “Gorge of Fate” is a three-star memoria. On one hand this makes it easy to max-awaken in comparison to a four-star memoria-- you just need to use some easily acquired Over-Limiters. On the other hand, it means it has three-star memoria passive stats, and that passive ATK is atrocious. Even though it might have more Attack Up than a memoria such as “I Made Friends,” IMF is still superior to use when Max-Awakened thanks to its secondary effect and better ATK stats.

You can compare “Blown by the Dust” to memoria such as:

(4*) “Don't Call Me Childish” Attack Up [30%] & Damage Cut [15%] & Defense Down [25%]

(3*) “Maiden's Secret Etiquette” Attack Up [20%] & Defense Down (Self) [25%]

Reinforcements from Another Time

Obtainability: Limited to “The Maiden of Hope” event.

Notes: This is event memoria and should be kept in the case of the event being rerun.

Effect: Attack Up [50%] / Chance to Ignore Defense [50%] (Self for one turn)

TLDR: This is an incredible active memoria, worthy of using in PVE and on supports. Its cooldown is too long for usage in mirrors.

Thoughts: This is a truly excellent memoria to have on hand for PVE content. It offers a hefty amount of Attack Up and and an excellent effect in Chance to Ignore Defense, making it ideal for slicing through tough enemies.

It can be compared to “Training in the Server,” which also offers Attack Up  [40%] and Critical Hit Chance [35%]. When comparing the two, @leafbladie has the following to say:

Chance to Ignore Defense vs Critical Hit Chance is going to vary depending on what you’re facing. Enemies with high defense and low HP means you’ll want Chance to Ignore Defense. Enemies with High HP and low defense means you’ll prefer Critical Hit Chance. Though Image Training is slightly better in terms of stats overall.

Other active memoria to compare “Reinforcements from Another Time” would be memoria such as “I Won’t Stray” and “Past and Future.” However, there aren’t many memoria in the game that will offer the effect Chance To Ignore Defense, so it’s worth trying to grab a copy of this memoria. 

This memoria has too long of a cooldown to be useful in mirrors, and doesn’t have enough defensive stats to be useful as a stat stick.

Descent of a Saint

Single Effect: Attack Up [35%] & Charged Attack Damage Up [17.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Attack Up [40%] & Charged Attack Damage Up [20%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. It’s generally considered superior to Damage Up/Damage Inflicted Up, however, because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%.

Charged Attack Damage Up will cause the target to cause more damage from their Accele or Blast disks if used after a charge disk. You’ll want to use this memoria on the character who is using the charged attack, not the character(s) setting up the charge disks.

TLDR: There is a better limited memoria version of “Descent of a Saint” in the game now, but that doesn’t stop it from being good. In fact, because it’s a three-star, it’s much easier to max awaken “Descent of a Saint,” making it a good memoria for the lucky Free-to-Play players who snagged it. It has excellent Attack Up and Charged Attack Damage Up effect percentages and will be excellent for Charge teams-- or even generic attack teams. This memoria is exclusive to the "The Crescent Moon Manor’s Merry Christmas” event gacha.

Review: With the release of “Small Light in the Corner of Town,” the memoria “Descent of a Saint” has lost some of its luster. Let’s compare the two:

(Limited 4*) “Small Light in the Corner of Town” Charged Attack Damage Up [22.5%] & Attack Up [50%] (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 3*) “Descent of a Saint” Charged Attack Damage Up [20%] & Attack Up [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Overall, “Descent of a Saint” has less Charged Attack Damage Up and less Attack Up, in addition to being a Three-Star memoria with less passive DEF stats. Both memoria have the same cooldown when max awakened as well.

However, the key words here are “max-awakened.” Unless you’re a Whale, or a player who really focused on getting Sister Momoko, it’s unlikely one will have more than one copy or two to max awaken “Small Light in the Corner of Town.” With the monthly release or so of Over-Limiters, “Descent of a Saint” is still a very viable option for Free-to-Play or Dolphins to field using.

With all of that in mind, “Descent of a Saint” is a complete powerhouse. A character equipped with it will absolutely destroy the enemy, especially if used at the end of a Charge Combo. This makes it ideal for Charge teams and for some Kimochi fights-- or even strategies revolving around Charge and the Hundred Calamities.

This isn’t even considering it’s phenomenal cooldown of 5-- making it possible to use in Mirrors by turn three.

One thing to keep in mind however is that this high amount of Attack Up means it’s going to be easy to hit the 100% cap. Using this memoria and a connect with Attack Up will almost certainly go past that 100% ceiling, and anything above 100% is wasted. You can plan around this by using this memoria outside of an Attack Up connect, or using “Descent of a Saint” and a second active memoria that gives Damage Up/Damage Increase instead.

Luckily, there are no crazy passive memoria in the game that give 50% Passive Attack Up, so you should be safe on that part. However, if you have two 25% Attack Up passive memoria equipped then again you’ll want to be wary, because you will be very close to hitting the 100% cap.

The Tone Gently Melts

Single Effect: Attack Up [10%] (Self / 3 turns) & Remove Debuffs

MLB Effect: Attack Up [15%] (Self / 3 turns) & Remove Debuffs

Effect Definitions:

Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. It’s generally considered superior to Damage Up/Damage Inflicted Up, however, because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%.

Remove Debuffs will remove all debuffs from the equipped target (note: these are the effects with blue icons). Some examples include Attack Down, Defense Down, Damage Down, etc.

TLDR: This is the first unlimited memoria in the game to offer the effect Remove Debuffs, making this an extremely valuable memoria to have.

Review: As far as three-star memoria go, this one isn’t too bad. Attack Up at 15% is pretty standard and it lasts for three turns-- it’s not groundbreaking, but it can be useful all the same. Of course, the Remove Debuff portion here is probably what makes “The Tone Gently Melts” stand out. This is currently the only unlimited memoria in the game to offer Remove Debuffs, outside of a few select personal memoria.

The two effects do synergize well together. If you’re getting rid of an Attack Down debuff to make sure you deal as much damage to an enemy as possible, then the Attack Up here acts as a decent bonus. Sadly the cooldown is long at 8 turns, so make sure to use this memoria when it counts-- while the Attack Up lasts for three turns, the Remove Debuffs will only effect one.

However, outside of the Remove Debuff portion, the Attack Down is lackluster. There are several memoria in the game that give a higher Attack Up percentage for three turns-- here’s a list:

(4*) “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” Attack Up [35%] & Anti-Counter [80%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Formally Deciding” Attack Up [30%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Survival Date on a Deserted Island” Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “I Won't Stray From This Path” Attack Up [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3)

(3*) “She'll Definitely Be Happy” Attack Up [40%] & Defense Up [52.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(3*) “Going Round and Round Wednesday” Attack Up [25%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [35%] (Self / 3 turns)

“Going Round and Round Wednesday” is likely the most “budget” in terms of what memoria will be best for Free-to-Play players. It is also a three-star unlimited memoria that lasts for three turns, but comes with 25% Attack Up instead of 15%.

Reinforcements That Transcend Time

Single Effect: Attack Up [45%] & Defense Pierce [45%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Attack Up [50%] & Defense Pierce [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. It’s generally considered superior to Damage Up/Damage Inflicted Up, however, because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%.

Defense Pierce will allow the unit to ignore enemy defense on attack. This is useful for situations where the enemy unit has very high defense, often found in Challenge Modes, and can let you tear apart an otherwise fortified enemy. It follows that this effect is less useful when the enemy does not have a high amount of defense-- note that this will not have an effect on a character who has Damage Cut.

TLDR: “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” is one of only two memoria to have the highest source of Attack Up in the game, and that’s not even it’s only effect. The Defense Pierce transforms this limited memoria into a boss slayer. In fact, the Attack Up is so godly that you’ll actually want to make sure you don’t hit the 100% Attack cap when using it! This memoria is exclusive to the “The Chiming Bell That Transcends Time” gacha. This is event memoria should be kept in case of a rerun.

Review: This powerful god-tier memoria is great if you want to instantly delete a character from the game (a slight exaggeration).

The two effects on “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” synergize extremely well. Defense Pierce allows you to shred through enemies with high Defense with ease, and Attack Up, well, increases your Attack. Both combine to make a deadly memoria that will slaughter bosses like butter.

Until very recently, this was the highest source of Attack Up in the game. In fact, it’s still the highest source of Attack Up in the game at a maximum of 50%, it just now shares this prestigious title with another memoria, “Small Light in the Corner of Town” from the 2020 Halloween event. Both memoria are excellent in their own right, and honestly? Having either of these at a single copy isn’t bad either. Forty-five percent Attack Up is still better than the highest unlimited source in the game, the three-star memoria “She'll Definitely Be Happy” which has a maximum of 40%. In fact, keeping several separate copies instead of having one semi-awakened copy is an excellent idea.

There’s also nuance to this memoria. For example-- if you’re a Whale, or just very lucky, there are different circumstances to use “Reinforcements That Transcend Time,” “Small Light in the Corner of Town,” and even another memoria in the form of “Image Training in the Server.” For comparison’s sake:

(Limited 4*) “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” Attack Up [50%] & Defense Pierce [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Small Light in the Corner of Town” Attack Up [50%] & Charged Attack Damage Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 4*) “Image Training in the Server” Attack Up [40%] & Critical Hit [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

All three of these have very high Attack and last for one turn. What makes them different is their secondary effects. If you’re Whale enough to have all three, then the differences would be:

“Reinforcements That Transcend Time” is good against enemies with high defense.

“Small Light in the Corner of Town” is good for using more than once (has a shorter cooldown) and for Charge teams or generic Charged attacks.

“Image Training in the Server” is good when you’re facing an enemy with high HP and low DEF. Because Critical Hit will make your equipped unit do double damage, this one has potential to do more damage than the other two... but Critical Hit also isn’t assured, given that here it’s only a 35% chance when max awakened.

Outside of comparing “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” to other Whale-Tier memoria, one does what to keep in mind that this memoria is excellent on enemies with High Defense and loses some of that on enemies with lower Defense. 50% Attack Up is still powerful though-- however, that also comes with an issue. 

Keep in mind that Attack Up has a 100% cap. It’s not as easy to reach as Blast Damage Up, but it’s also easier to reach than other capped effects. For example, equipping a character with something like “To Grace with Aster” and “Everyday Overflowing with Pride” along with activating “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” will have you right at that 100% cap.

In fact, this isn’t an issue only Whales need to worry about. Even if you don’t have those two memoria in their fully awakened state, it’s still possible to go over the cap. Let’s say you have a single copy of “Reinforcements That Transcend Time,” so it’s only 45% Attack Up and not 50%. If you have the easily acquired Manaka Kurumi at five stars, then you’ll also have access to the highest source of Attack Up in a Connect in the game. Manaka gives 45% Attack Up-- pair her connect with this memoria, and you’re already 10% away from hitting the cap. This doesn’t take into account your passive memoria, second active, any present buffs from Magia/Doppel, or even the formation that you’re using.

This is to say that you want to be mindful when you use this memoria. If you have some passive Attack Up memoria already equipped, then using “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” on top of an Attack Up connect on top of a second Attack Up active memoria isn’t just overkill, it’s wasteful. Try and spread them out instead of loading them all on one turn.

If you’re looking to increase your damage, instead look at memoria with effects like Damage Up, Damage Increase, or Critical Hit. Other possibilities, depending on your strategy, include Charged Attack Damage Up, Blast Damage Up, Defense Down, or even indirect ways such as using Status Ailments that make the enemy take an 80% increase to their weak element.

Mami of the Land of Sweets

Effect: Anti-Counter [100%] & Attack Up [30%] & Endure [100%] (Self / 1 turn)

TLDR: A great boon for Free-to-Play players, this free memoria is very versatile in what it offers for players who don’t have much. “Mami of the Land of Sweets” combines somewhat opposing effects into one memoria, letting players have some choices and versatility for their Active. “Mami of the Land of Sweets” will pair with fragile attackers. This memoria is also very good for its Anti-Counter. This memoria is exclusive to the The Mirror World Chocolatier event.

Review: For Free-to-Play Players, rejoice! This is an excellent freebie memoria. Now, it does have its own issues, but overall “Mami of the Land of Sweets” is pretty sweet for what it offers. As always, let’s summarize its effects:

Attack Up will increase the unit’s base attack stats, making it superior to the effects Damage Up / Increase Damage, as those two effects will effect the actual damage output. Endure will let your character survive one otherwise fatal attack and be left with 1 HP. Anti-Counter will negate the effects of Counter. Counter is a granted effect that will cause the unit, when damaged by an enemy attack, to immediately attack that same enemy. This doesn’t give MP to either the attacker or receiver, does not apply any on-hit effects, and will ignore evade. 

So, you might have noticed that this memoria doesn’t synergize very well. The times you want to use Attack Up are probably not the same times when you want to use Endure-- although luckily Anti-Counter and Attack Up do synergize rather well. However, otherwise when using this memoria you have a question: when do you use it? Do you save it for the Endure effect, or use it on demand for the Attack Up?

However, in my opinion, this is one of the strengths of “Mami of the Land of Sweets.” For Free-to-Play players especially, who don’t have access to a lot of Attack Up or Endure memoria, this one will give you access to both-- it won’t excel at either like other memoria might, but it trades being focused for having versatility.

Endure memoria often pairs well with tanks, but “Mami of the Land of Sweets” is probably better for a fragile attacker. It doesn’t come with a heal, but the Attack Up paired with the Endure (and even the Anti-Counter) means that a very squishy attacker will be protected from death (and any counter damage) for at least a turn. This could buy you time for better disks, for a healing magia, or any other sort of uses.

Lastly, there are certain situations where “Mami of the Land of Sweets” will excel at, including the raid event it was given away from: players faced Charlotte herself, and would be hit hard with Counter. The Attack Up and Endure would ensure that units would stay alive in the fight long enough to kill Charlotte herself. While the raid was not rerun, this memoria can still be useful in other scenarios where Counter is a problem, such as against PVE Kirikas or Kokoros in EX-Challenges.

It’s unfortunate that this memoria lasts for only one turn, but it is what it is. There are other unlimited memoria in the game that will give 30% Attack Up for three turns, such as

(4*) “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” Attack Up [35%] & Anti-Counter [80%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Formally Deciding” Attack Up [30%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Survival Date on a Deserted Island” Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “I Won't Stray From This Path” Attack Up [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3)

(3*) “She'll Definitely Be Happy” Attack Up [40%] & Defense Up [52.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

So if you have any of these, then they may prove more helpful. But still, again, “Mami of the Land of Sweets” is great for Free-to-Play or new players who might not have these, or may not have them max awakened. Whales will have better options.

Even if I Take a Wrong Path

Single Effect: Anti-Counter [65%] & Attack Up [30%] (Self / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Anti-Counter [80%] & Attack Up [35%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

Anti-Counter will negate the effects of Counter. Counter gives an equipped character the chance to attack back if damaged by an enemy by the percentage shown. 

Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. It’s generally considered superior to Damage Up/Damage Inflicted Up, however, because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%.

TLDR: “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” is an excellent memoria. The two effects work well together and it offers the highest Attack Up for three turns in the game, making it good to use even if Counter isn’t an issue. This is event memoria for “And So the Azaleas Bloom” and should be kept in the case of a rerun.

Review: “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” is much better than you might think. Now, the two effects do synergize together-- if you’re worried about Counter then it’s because you’re hitting a target, and if you’re hitting a target then you probably want all the increased damage you can get against it. However, this reviewer wouldn’t go so far to say that the two effects Synergize well-- you’re not going to be getting an extra damage boost or anything from this combination like a memoria such as “Small Light in the Corner of Town” would give.

But you know what? That’s okay. You might still want to use this over other unlimited memoria such as “Formally Deciding“ or “I Won't Stray From This Path.” Why is this? 

When max awakened, “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” gives 35% Attack Up for three turns over other memoria’s 30%.

(4*) “Formally Deciding“ Attack Up [30%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Survival Date on a Deserted Island“ Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “I Won't Stray From This Path” Attack Up [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3)

(Limited 4*) “Reinforcements That Transcend Time” Attack Up [50%] & Defense Pierce [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Small Light in the Corner of Town” Attack Up [50%] & Charged Attack Damage Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 4*) “Image Training in the Server“ Attack Up [40%] & Critical Hit [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “The Wind Rising Before The Resolve” Attack Up [30%] & Critical Hit [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

You’ll see here that while there are memoria that can give higher Attack Up, it’s for one round only. “The Wind Rising Before The Resolve” comes close in usefulness with it’s Critical Hit and Attack Up combo, but it’s still “only” 30% Attack Up.

So, amongst unlimited memoria at least, “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” is going to be kind of amazing. Using it of course means you are losing out on valuable secondary effects such as Status Ailment Resistance Up or Defense Up or even Anti-Debuff... But who needs practical defenses when you can murder all the enemies before they can murder you?

Going back to the discussion of Counter real quick-- one thing to pay attention to is if a character has passive Anti-Counter from Spirit Enhancement-- no character has 100% as of writing this review, but Matsuri Hinata, Vampire Kanagi, Kanagi Izumi, Felicia Mitsuki, Kyoko Sakura, and Swimsuit Kyoko all have some form of passive Anti-Counter on them already. In addition, characters like Felicia and Mel both offer 100% Anti-Counter on their connects.

But overall this is a great memoria. It just reaches the level of Whale Tier, although there are many other memoria that are better for damaging purposes-- but this is still excellent to have and you’re going to want to have it. Unfortunately you’d probably want to max awaken this one. The chance to prevent Counter at 80% is just too much better than its unawakened 65%-- this isn’t something you really want to gamble on if you’re at low health and worried about an Enemy Kokoro beating you to death with her counter.

If Counter is seriously an issue and you don’t want to chance it, then these memoria may be better choices:

(4*) “Little Soldier” Anti-Counter [100%] (Self / 1 turn) & Defense Down [40%] (One / 1 turn)

(Limited 4*) “Mami of the Land of Sweets” Anti-Counter [100%] & Attack Up [30%] & Endure (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 3*) “The Hand Chisato Held” Anti-Counter [100%] & Attack Up [30%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 2*) “Adjoined Shadow and Light” Anti-Counter [100%] & Anti-Evade [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

The benefit of “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” over these however is that “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” lasts for three turns instead of one.

Formally Deciding

Single Effect: Attack Up [25%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [40%] (Self / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Attack Up [30%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 3 Turns)

TLDR: "Formally Deciding” can be considered Whale Tier in terms of how good it is, and gives a great amount of Attack Up along with a great amount of Status Ailment Resistance Up. Its effects are generic enough that you can use it on nearly anyone, and this will be good for Supports.

Review: "Formally Deciding” is going to be an excellent memoria to have, and can be considered Whale Tier. It’s similar to other active Attack Up memoria, but with a twist of having Status Ailment Resistance Up instead of something like Defense Up. It’s effects are both generic enough to be useful in most situations, and good enough that you’ll want them for any situation.

Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. It’s generally considered superior to Damage Up/Damage Inflicted Up, however, because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%. Status Ailment Resistance Up will decrease the chance of the equipped target to be afflicted by a Status Ailment. Note that even at 100%, it is still possible for a character to be hit by a Status Ailment. This effect will stack.

It’s easiest to compare this memoria to something like “I Won't Stray From This Path” which offers a similar amount of Attack Up. If you’re lucky enough to have both memoria and want to know which one is better, then “I Won't Stray From This Path” will probably win out-- unless you’re fighting a battle with possible Status Ailments. But Defense Up will always be useful, as opposed to Status Ailment Resistance Up which is only useful if you can actually anticipate possible Status Ailments. Other Attack Up memoria to consider would be:

(4*) “Even if I Take a Wrong Path” Attack Up [35%] & Anti-Counter [80%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Survival Date on a Deserted Island“ Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “I Won't Stray From This Path” Attack Up [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3)

(3*) “She'll Definitely Be Happy” Attack Up [40%] & Defense Up [52.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(3*) “Going Round and Round Wednesday” Attack Up [25%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [35%] (Self / 3 turns)

Another memoria that is similar would be “A Gentle Breeze” which offers the same amount of Status Ailment Resistance Up, but no secondary effect. In this case, "Formally Deciding” is superior.