#enhancement fodder

Until Late Tonight...?

Obtainability: This is a limited memoria that can be purchased during the “2000 Days Since Release” Campaign.

MLB Effect: HP Restore [35%] (Self) & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

HP Restore will instantly restore health to the character upon activating the effect.

Defense Up increases the target’s base defense stats. Defense Up is generally worse than Damage Cut.

TLDR: This memoria is Enhancement Fodder for most players. It can see use in Magia Stall strategies but otherwise is outclassed by more offensive gameplay.

Review: “Until Late Tonight” has a few possible uses but is largely forgettable. It’s a defensive memoria in a game that doesn’t reward defensive strategies-- you are almost always better off going with more offense than defense in this game.

With that said, it gives a high amount of Defense up for three turns. This actually puts it in the same range as several limited and unlimited memoria:

(3*) “The Strongest, Even at Basketball” Defense Up [60%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited Gacha 4*) “Equal Destruction to All” Defense Up [52.5%] & Attack Up [35%] & Provoke [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)  

(Limited Gacha 4*) “Even Games Are Serious” Defense Up [52.5%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Attack Down [65%] (One / 1 Turn)

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

(Limited Gacha 3*) “Unexpected Real Intentions” Defense Up [45%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Attack Up [30%]

(2*) “Closely Watched Heart” Defense Up [45%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Until Late Tonight” Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns) & HP Restore [35%] (Self)

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

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

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

You’ll note that the only memoria that have higher Defense Up all last for one turn or have some features that make them less desirable to use outside of special circumstances. This makes this memoria useful at least for purely defensive purposes-- you don’t need to worry about lower stats like you would with the three-star options and the fact that it will last for three turns means your equipped unit can stay safer for longer.

When comparing effects, Defense Up isn’t generally as good as Damage Cut for a character’s protection, but still-- 37.% Defense Up can still help a character survive and it’s better than nothing.

The HP Restore on this memoria is useful, but note that it is different from something like Regenerate HP. The HP Restore will apply to your character right away, while Regenerate HP will apply after the enemy’s turn is over. This can be good or wasteful. It means that this is a good “oh-shit” memoria to press if a character is in danger of dying, but it also means that you’ll waste the HP Restore if you’re trying to take preventative measures.

Because of how defensive this memoria is, it’s best used on Tanks and in Magia Stall Teams. It’s cooldown is too long to be of use in areas like Mirrors or Ranking and it offers nothing helpful for places like Kimochi.

The last thing to note would be that there is another memoria in the game that is exactly the same as this one:

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Holding Hands to Tomorrow” Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns) & HP Restore [35%] (Self)

“Holding Hands to Tomorrow” is another welfare memoria given to the playerbase for Madoka’s Birthday October 2022, meaning players who have “Until Late Tonight” are also going to have that one as well. What this means for new players and some free-to-play players is that they now have two options for a defensive memoria to use, but for everyone else it means they have two next-to-worthless memoria that do the same thing.

East and West Tensions

Obtainability: Unlimited

Effect: Follow Up Attack Chance [5%]

TLDR: This memoria’s proc rate is too low to be useful and is best served as enhancement fodder.

Thoughts: First, “Follow Up Attack” means your unit will follow an ally’s attack with its own attack. This doesn’t work on your units own attacks-- this memoria can go into effect then any time a different unit attacks instead. Follow Up Attack Chance will go through evade (so even if the ally’s hit doesn’t land, the Follow up attack will), and it does nothing if the ally kills the enemy during her turn.

With all of that said, don’t let the roman numerals fool you, this has a low chance of proccing at 5%. This is terrible. Sadly this is currently the only passive memoria source of follow up attack chance in the game, but it’s so low that it’s nearly useless. This memoria is not a reliable way of increasing damage or negating evade.

To Admire Large Purchases

Obtainability: Limited to the “Nagisa’s HOT Summer Break” event gacha.

Single Effect: Regenerate HP [3%] & Damage Up [10%]

MLB Effect: Regenerate HP [4%] & Damage Up [15%]

Effect Definitions:

Regenerate HP will cause the equipped character to regenerate a percentage of their HP for the number of listed turns. The Regen will occur at the end of the turn (note: the end of the enemy’s turn). Regenerate HP can stack.

Damage Up will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, however Damage Up has a 100% cap while Damage Increase doesn’t. Both collectively cap at 300%.

TLDR: This is Enhancement Fodder.

Review: A fairly boring memoria, “To Admire Large Purchases” is going to be Enhancement Fodder unless you are SUPER desperate-- and even if you are, I promise that there are a number of much better memoria in the game to choose from, even including free-to-play friendly ones.

In fact, fuck the review. C’mon look at that-- 15% Damage Up? On a three-star? With some worthless 4% Regenerate HP? You don’t need me here to say that this is garbage. 

Irreplaceable New Year's Gift

Obtainability: Limited to the “New Years First Dream of the Year Scramble” event.

MLB Effect: Anti-Poison [100%] & Anti-Burn [100%] & Anti-Dazzle [100%]

Effect Definitions:

Anti-Poison prevents the equipped unit from being afflicted with Poison. Poison is a Status Ailment that will damage the afflicted target for 5% HP per turn.

Anti-Burn prevents the equipped unit from being afflicted with Burn. Burn is a Status Ailment that will damage the afflicted target for 10% HP per turn, and it will also make the target take 80% more damage from its weak element.

Anti-Dazzle prevents the equipped unit from being afflicted with Dazzle. Dazzle is a Status Ailment that will cause the afflicted target to have a 50% chance to miss their attacks, make the target take 80% more damage from its weak element, and prevent the target from recovering HP.

TLDR: This memoria can be treated as Enhancement Fodder or be chucked into the Memoria Vault Jail.

Review: There honestly isn’t too much to say for this memoria. If you’re facing all of these status ailments in a single fight (Poison, Burn, and Dazzle) then this might be a good memoria to equip. At the same time, you’re probably better off using a character like Madoka & Iroha who can prevent Status Ailments from occurring at all:

This way you free up a memoria slot on your unit. Alternatively, you can use units that have Remove Status Ailments as part of their Magia/Doppel, such as

Not listed above are Maria Yuki and Leila Ibuki, who have this effect on their regular Magia as capped girls.

However, if you’re unable to use Madoka & Iroha or if you’re constantly getting hit by Status Ailments in the fight, you still might want to consider other memoria in the game. This is because “Irreplaceable New Year's Gift” is really a waste of a good passive slot, sacrificing potential damage (or even defense) for some Status Ailment Resistance. The most troublesome Status Ailment this memoria protects against is probably Dazzle-- unfortunately, you don’t have a lot of really great options to choose from here:

(Limited 4*) “Irreplaceable New Year's Gift” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Anti-Burn [100%] & Anti-Poison [100%]

(Limited 4*) “Searching at the Beach” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Anti-Fog [100%] & Anti-Darkness [100%]

(Limited 4*) “Until the Day We Reach the Stars” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Anti-Darkness [100%] & Anti-Charm [100%]

(Limited 4*) “Good Child Good Child” Anti-Darkness [100%] & Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Anti-Fog [100%]

(Limited 4*) “Sweet Apportionment” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Critical Hit [25%]

(Limited 4*) “Suddenly Given Stones x200″ Anti-Dazzle [100%] & CC Gain Up [5%]

(Limited 3*) “Confrontation at the First Act” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Attack Up [10%]

(Limited 3*) “The Pseudo-Family Is From Peace” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Blast Damage Up [30%]

(Limited 3*) “Please Let It End Here” Anti-Dazzle [100%] & Attack Up [10%]

(2*) “Remnants of Light” Anti-Dazzle [100%]

Your best bet are going to be the three limited three-star ones-- “Confrontation at the First Act,” “The Pseudo-Family is From Peace,” and “Please Let it End Here.” While being three-stars, they at least offer a small offensive potential.

Otherwise, I recommend this memoria:

(4*) “A Longing for the Beyond” Attack Up [20%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [30%]

You can still keep some Attack Up while getting some Status Ailment Resistance.

Holding Hands to Tomorrow

Obtainability: Limited to purchasing from the Support Point shop during Madoka’s Birthday (October 2022).

MLB Effect: HP Restore [35%] (Self) & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

HP Restore will instantly restore health to the character upon activating the effect.

Defense Up increases the target’s base defense stats. Defense Up is generally worse than Damage Cut.

TLDR: This memoria is Enhancement Fodder for most players. It can see use in Magia Stall strategies but otherwise is outclassed by more offensive gameplay.

Review: “Holding Hands to Tomorrow” has a few possible uses but is largely forgettable. It’s a defensive memoria in a game that doesn’t reward defensive strategies-- you are almost always better off going with more offense than defense in this game. 

With that said, it gives a high amount of Defense up for three turns. This actually puts it in the same range as several limited and unlimited memoria:

(3*) “The Strongest, Even at Basketball” Defense Up [60%] & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited Gacha 4*) “Equal Destruction to All” Defense Up [52.5%] & Attack Up [35%] & Provoke [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)  

(Limited Gacha 4*) “Even Games Are Serious” Defense Up [52.5%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Attack Down [65%] (One / 1 Turn)

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

(Limited Gacha 3*) “Unexpected Real Intentions” Defense Up [45%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Attack Up [30%]

(2*) “Closely Watched Heart” Defense Up [45%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Until Late Tonight” Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns) & HP Restore [35%] (Self)

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Holding Hands to Tomorrow” Defense Up [37.5%] & HP Restore [35%] (Self) (Self / 3 Turns)

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

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

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

You’ll note that the only memoria that have higher Defense Up all last for one turn or have some features that make them less desirable to use outside of special circumstances. This makes this memoria useful at least for purely defensive purposes-- you don’t need to worry about lower stats like you would with the three-star options and the fact that it will last for three turns means your equipped unit can stay safer for longer.

When comparing effects, Defense Up isn’t generally as good as Damage Cut for a character’s protection, but still-- 37.% Defense Up can still help a character survive and it’s better than nothing.

The HP Restore on this memoria is useful, but note that it is different from something like Regenerate HP. The HP Restore will apply to your character right away, while Regenerate HP will apply after the enemy’s turn is over. This can be good or wasteful. It means that this is a good “oh-shit” memoria to press if a character is in danger of dying, but it also means that you’ll waste the HP Restore if you’re trying to take preventative measures.

Because of how defensive this memoria is, it’s best used on Tanks and in Magia Stall Teams. It’s cooldown is too long to be of use in areas like Mirrors or Ranking and it offers nothing helpful for places like Kimochi.

The last thing to note would be that there is another memoria in the game that is exactly the same as this one:

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Until Late Tonight” Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns) & HP Restore [35%] (Self)

Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime

MLB Effect: Critical Hit [40%] & Evade [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Critical Hit is a granted effect that will make an attack do double damage. Critical Hit does not stack and if there are two sources of it, the highest percentage will be used.

Evade is an effect that will let a character dodge attacks for the turn it is active. It is a granted effect. Characters with Status Ailments cannot evade, and attacks such as Chase, Counter, Magia, and Doppels also cannot be evaded. Evade does not stack and if there are two sources of it, the highest percentage will be used.

TLDR: “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” is Enhancement Fodder.  This memoria is exclusive to the “Night Fairytale” event shop. This is event memoria and it should be kept in case of a rerun.

Review: “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” is an interesting memoria with a few problems. The biggest issue it has is that neither of its effects will stack, meaning that you can’t increase your Critical Hit chance higher than 40% or your Evade higher than 35% when using this (unless you’re using another ability that gives you better effects, but that would make using this memoria a complete waste).

Another thing to note here is that the effects don’t have any synergy. They don’t work against one another, but you probably won’t find yourself in a situation where you need both Critical Hit and Evade at the same time. Of course, you might be in situations where you want to deal more damage while protecting yourself at the same time, but there are many better memoria in the game that can do this. But let’s address each effect separately before we discuss alternatives.

Let’s take a look at Evade first. There aren’t actually that many active memoria that can let you Evade in the game:

(Limited 4*) “Lightning Blitz” Evade [50%] & Critical Hit [40%] (Self / 1 turn)

(4*) “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” Evade [40%] & Damage Increase [35%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “Good Things May Lead to Disaster” Evade [40%] (Self / 1 turn) & Status Ailment Resistance Up [25%] (Self / 3 turns)

“Lightning Blitz” is a Crossover event reward, so realistically your only two options of having active Evade from a memoria would be either “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” or “Good Things May Lead to Disaster.” Both memoria give an extra 5% Evade chance when max awakened, but these percentages are low enough that they don’t feel worth using.

Evade is a defensive move. What better method is there of protecting yourself by denying the enemy a chance to hurt you? But this only works if the Evade itself actually works. The 35% chance offered by “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” is low... maybe one attack out of the three will miss your character. Why deal with such bad odds if you can use a more defensive memoria instead, such as one that gives Damage Cut or Defense Up?

Really, the Evade chance here is like a bad gamble-- you have a chance of taking no damage at all, or taking every hit thrown at you with no reduction in potency. And funny enough, that’s how the Critical Hit on this memoria works as well.

Comparing the Critical Hit on “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” can make the memoria seem temporarily viable:

(4*) “Pinch Is a Chance” Critical Hit [70%] & Defense Pierce [50%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Darkness (Self) [100%] & Dazzle [70%] (Self)

(3*) “Girls With Glasses on a Date” Critical Hit [45%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 3*) “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” Critical Hit [40%] & Evade [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

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

(4*) “Fulfilling the Sworn Promise” Critical Hit [35%] & Anti-Evade [100%] (Self / 3 Turns)

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

(4*) “People Who Like a Person She Hates” Critical Hit [30%] & Accele MP Gain Up [20%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “The One and Only Contradiction” Critical Hit [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 3*) “Dive into Summer (Alina/Mifuyu)” Critical Hit [30%] & Blast Damage Up [40%] (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 4*) “Everyone Gets Along Paradise” Attack Up [25%] & Critical Hit [30%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Determined to Believe” Critical Hit [25%] & Attack Up [20%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “I Am Me” Critical Hit [20%] & Attack Up [15%] & Defense Up [22.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “The Future Goes Up in Flames” Critical Hit [15%] & Anti-Evade [100%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Somehow, this crappy little event shop memoria offers a competitive amount of Critical Hit when compared to other memoria in the game. However, we come back to a problem: Critical Hit doesn’t stack. Why use “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” when you could use the unlimited three-star memoria “Girls With Glasses on a Date,” which gives an extra 5% chance? Normally a measly 5% chance is negligible, but Critical Hit doesn't stack after all-- why not get the highest percentage you can, especially when the alternative isn’t hard to get?

Really, the problem with this memoria is that it’s gameplay is about gambling with bad odds. You might get a Critical Hit off and you might be able to Evade an attack, but you also might not. If this was a case where it’s hard to acquire memoria that can increase damage while also protecting you then it might be understandable why a person would use this memoria, but this isn’t the case. There are many better memoria that can do this better than “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” can, and some of them are just as easy to grab:

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

(Limited 4*) “Despair-Inviting Death Screams” Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Counter [100%] & Endure [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

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

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

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

(Limited 4*) “How About Delicious Chocolate?” Attack Up [25%] & Defense Up [30%] & Regenerate HP [6%] (Self / 3 turns)

(3*) “Splash Party!” Damage Increase [40%] & Damage Cut [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “Past and Future” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 4*) “Miracle Reporters” Damage Increase [25%] & Damage Cut [20%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 4*) “The Loving Heart that Wields the Brush” Damage Increase [25%] & Damage Cut [20%] (Self / 3 turns)

If you absolutely must use Evade or Critical Hit, then you’re better off using connects to do so instead.

Even the Devil Shines on the Everlasting Summer Beach

Single Effect: Charm on Attack [15%] (1 Turn) & Dazzle on Attack [15%] (1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Charm on Attack [20%] (1 Turn) & Dazzle on Attack [20%] (1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Charm is a Status Ailment that will cause the afflicted target to be unable to take any actions (attacks or skills) for the number of turns shown. Charm chance can stack.

Dazzle is a Status Ailment that causes the afflicted target to have a 50% chance to miss their attacks, make the target take 80% more damage from its weak element, and prevent the target from recovering HP. Dazzle chance can stack.

TLDR: “Even the Devil Shines on the Everlasting Summer Beach” isn’t good and can be treated as Enhancement Fodder... Unless you want to annoy the enemy a lot. This memoria is exclusive to “Kamihama Beach Spa Adventure: The Demon’s Grudge Whirlpooling at the Beach” event gacha.

Review: A quick review of “Even the Devil Shines on the Everlasting Summer Beach” is that it’s not a good memoria. You’re not going to get much out of using it and you’re so much better off using anything else that gives you actual offensive capability and not a small chance of charming or dazzling the target.

But you know what? It might not be a good memoria to use, but it does have fun potential for shenanigans. 

Go pick a character that has passive Charm chance thanks to their Spirit Enhancement, then equip “Even the Devil Shines on the Everlasting Summer Beach” alongside one of the following memoria:

(4*) “That Light I Thought I Gave Up” Charm on Attack [20%] (1 Turn) & Attack Up [25%]

(3*) “Holy Mother Surrounded by Angels” Charm on Attack [20%] & Attack Up [10%]

(3*) “The Destination of Shizuku's Travel Is!?” Charm on Attack [15%] (1 Turn)

Congratulations, your character is going to hit for shit but they also have a hilariously high chance of inflicting Charm on every attack.

Note that you can do this with Dazzle as well, but there’s only one memoria in the game that can give a passive Dazzle chance and unfortunately it’s a limited one:

(Limited 4*) “About to Leave in Haregi” Dazzle on Attack [20%] (1 Turn) & Damage Up [25%]

But hey, if you have it, go ahead and try that out as a strategy too.

Is this a strategy that will actually be useful...? 

...

Probably not. You’re way better off swapping connects that give Charm or Dazzle instead of using this.

Little Summer Vacation

Obtainability: Limited for the “Rainbow Colored Summer” event. This is an event reward memoria.

MLB Effect: Blast Damage Up [35%] & Damage Up [15%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Blast Damage Up is a straightforward buff that means Blast Discs will deal more damage. Blast Damage Up has a capped percentage at 100%.

Damage Up will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, however Damage Up has a 100% cap while Damage Increase doesn’t. Both collectively cap at 300%.

TLDR: “Little Summer Vacation” is a decent freebie event reward memoria. It’s useful for Blast damage teams and the fact that the damage is spread out across Damage Up and Blast Damage Up means it’ll be harder to cap on both, which is very helpful considering how easy it is to cap on those two effects. There are much better memoria to use in the game, but still-- this one comes max awakened.

Whales and long-term players who have amassed a large wealth of memoria will find this one to become Enhancement Fodder.

Review: “Little Summer Vacation” is a decent event reward memoria. It’s nothing too amazing, but it’s not Enhancement Fodder either. The Blast Damage Up is slightly on the low side, but this is made up for by the Damage Up effect (which is also slightly low). Altogether the two effects will make for about 50% Damage Up on an attack that uses Blasts, which is pretty good all things considered.

Let’s take a look at other Blast Damage Up active memoria in the game for comparison’s sake:

(4*) “Unwavering Belief” Blast Damage Up [60%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Christmas Night Magic” Blast Damage Up [50%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Status Ailment Resistance Down [15%] (All / 1 Turn)

(3*) “Begin a Hunt” Blast Damage Up [50%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Consult the Closet” Blast Damage Up [45%] (Self / 1 Turn) & Defense Down [45%] (All / 1 Turn)

(Limited 3*) “Twin Shadows Sneaking Up” Blast Damage Up [45%] & Anti-Evade [100%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Fuuuusion” Blast Damage Up [40%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “Latent Strength of the Tokime” Blast Damage Up [40%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “Behind the Scene Performance” Blast Damage Up [40%] & Damage Up [20%] (Self / 1 turn)

(Limited 3*) “Dive into Summer (Alina/Mifuyu)” Blast Damage Up [40%] & Critical Hit [30%] (Self / 1 turn)

(2*) “I'll Never Regret It” Blast Damage Up [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Little Summer Vacation” Blast Damage Up [35%] & Damage Up [15%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Greetings from the Tokime Clan” Blast Damage Up [35%] & Attack Up [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

You might be able to notice that “Little Summer Vacation” is the free version of the unlimited four-star memoria “Behind the Scene Performance,” which gives 40% Blast Damage Up and 20% Damage Increase when max awaked. Strictly speaking, “Behind the Scene Performance” is better to use when it’s Max Awakened because of its better percentages, stats, and cooldown. But what if you only have one copy of “Behind the Scene Performance?” Funny enough, a single copy of “Behind the Scene Performance” and the already max-awakened “Little Summer Vacation” give the same percentages for Blast Damage Up (35%) and Damage Up (15%).

That means a single copy of “Behind the Scene Performance” is the same as “Little Summer Vacation;” however there are still small differences that might lead you to choose one over the other. “Little Summer Vacation” will have better passive DEF stats as it’s fully awakened, while “Behind the Scene Performance” still manages to have a better cooldown as a single copy (7 turns versus 8 turns). So which one you use depends on your needs-- do you want more protection on your character? Then “Little Summer Vacation” is better. Do you want a slightly shorter cooldown? Then “Behind the Scene Performance” is better.

Overall though, “Little Summer Vacation” is still pretty nice for free-to-play players. It should be very useful on Blast Damage teams-- spreading out the damage buff over Damage Up and Blast Damage Up means it’ll be harder to cap on either of them, particularly helpful for Blast Damage Up when it’s so easy to do so.

You can equip this on your Supports if you wish; just make sure they have two or more blast discs and can reasonably expect to use them.