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Suzune Amano’s Personal Memoria (Lucky Charm) - Critical Hit [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Chisato Shion’s Personal Memoria (The Witch, the Wolf, and the Villager) - Skill Seal on Attack [35% / 1 Turn]

Arisa Narumi’s Personal Memoria (Wishing for Power to Not Lose) - Attack Up [25%] & Defense Up [30%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Three-Star Gacha Limited Memoria (The Hand Chisato Held) - Anti-Counter [100%] & Attack Up [30%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Four-Star Gacha Limited Memoria (The Sword Which Strikes in the Space Between Light and Dark) - Attack Up While At Max Health [25%] & Attack Up [20%]

Event Reward Memoria (The Hand Arisa Held) - Anti-Bind [100%] & Anti-Stun [100%]

Lucky Charm

Single Effect: Critical Hit [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Critical Hit [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Critical Hit is a granted effect that will make an attack do double damage. It’s best used on a character who already has a high ATK stats. Critical Hit does not stack, and if there are two sources of it the highest percentage will be used.

TLDR: A very good personal memoria, “Lucky Charm” will make Suzune hit even harder with her Accele disks. Just make sure you don’t waste that Critical Hit!

Review: This is a personal memoria for Suzune Amano.

Suzune Amano is a bit strange when compared to other Accele Gorillas in the game. Her goal isn’t actually to communally build Magia-- it’s to hit hard with Accele disks. When she gets to Magia/Doppel, guess what her Magia/Doppel allow her to do? Hit even harder with those Accele disks by giving herself Critical Hit for two turns.

With that in mind, “Lucky Charm” fits her playstyle perfectly. It has an extremely low cooldown when max awakened at 5 turns, and it’ll allow her to throw out those hard hitting Acceles and make them hit even harder.

A few things to note here: the first is to avoid using this memoria with other sources of Critical Hit (so her Magia, Doppel, Spirit Enhancement Active, some Active Memoria, and some Connects). You’d just waste this effect if you did so.

The second is that Critical Hit is best used on a character with high ATK stats. Part of these ATK stats come from their passive memoria-- so if you have a Suzune with one or two slots, then you’re better off using good Passive Memoria than equipping “Lucky Charm.” But if you have her at three or four slots, “Lucky Charm” will really shine and make her a powerhouse.

Lastly, the game’s AUTO is dumb, and might have her use her Spirit Enhancement active Critical alongside “Lucky Charm,” so using this memoria on AUTO is not advised.

The Hand Arisa Held

Effect: Anti-Bind [100%] & Anti-Stun [100%]

TLDR: "The Hand Arisa Held” is extremely good at negating Stun and Bind when they are both to be expected from an enemy battle, and bad at anything else. This memoria is exclusive to the Cross Connection event. 

Review: "The Hand Arisa Held” combines two Negate effects for some obnoxious Status Ailments: Stun and Bind. Both of these are actually part of the same class of Status Ailment, where said Ailment will prevent your character from taking a turn (as opposed to the potential for missing or the potential for damage).

Bind is a Status Ailment that will cause the affected unit to be unable to take any actions (attack or use active skills) for the number of turns shown, make said target take 80% increased damage from its weak element, and also be unable to heal. You really don’t want this Status Ailment on your characters, so it’s important to prevent it when needed. Stun is a Status Ailment that will cause the affected unit to be unable to take any actions (attack or use active skills) for the number of turns shown, and it will also take 80% more damage from its weak element. It is a weaker version of Bind.

When facing an enemy that has the potential for Stun or Bind, then "The Hand Arisa Held” is extremely good. However... when facing an Enemy with only Stun or Bind, then you’ll be better off equipping something else that only has one of the effects. This is because "The Hand Arisa Held” doesn’t offer any damage benefits besides its passive ATK stats, and even those are low.

So, overall, this memoria is extremely niche in what it can do. But, when you come across a battle with Stun and Bind, then it excels.

The Witch, the Wolf, and the Villager

Single Effect: Skill Seal on Attack [30% / 1 Turn]

MLB Effect: Skill Seal on Attack [35% / 1 Turn]

TLDR: “The Witch, the Wolf, and the Villager” is gimmicky and using it means forgoing a more powerful passive memoria instead. There are some benefits to using it, such as when the Status Ailments Charm, Stun, and Bind can’t be used, but there are some drawbacks as well. It’s still worth keeping if you have her, but you don’t need to max ascend it right away or anything of that nature.

Review: This is a personal memoria for Chisato Shion. “The Witch, the Wolf, and the Villager” is a bit gimmick, but let’s go over it’s effect and what it does first: Skill Seal will cause the afflicted target to be unable to use Active skills, such as memoria or Spirit Enhancement Actives. The target will still be able to attack, but not buff/debuff enemies outside of those attacks. This does not count for Magia/Doppels. Note that this memoria counts as a Status Ailment.

Chisato Shion is a Support themed around Skill Seal, with it being part of her connect, Spirit Enhancement active, and her personal memoria. It can be very useful in preventing the enemy from buffing itself with extremely dangerous effects, such as Ai, or simply denying the enemies from slowly killing your team over time.

Now, the issue with her personal is that it requires her to get disks. If she has this memoria equipped, which can only offer a chance at Skill Seal (and no offensive purposes beyond that), then it’s sort of a problem-- after all, it’s not a guarantee that she’ll get Skill Seal off. Additionally, with a connect and a Spirit Enhancement active that give a chance of Skill Seal, there is question if you really need a passive 35% chance of it on top of that. Using this memoria means forgoing more powerful ones after all.

Additionally, there is also the question of why bothering with Skill Seal when you could utilize something like Charm, Stun, or Bind-- which will prevent the enemy from taking any action, as opposed to just one. Though, the answer to that would be that some enemies will have passive Negate effects for the above to prevent Mami Cheese (or other similar strategies), while those same enemies may not have Anti Skill Seal.

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