#personal memoria

Mysterious Dinner Table

Obtainability: This is a personal memoria for Mitsuru Inami. It is obtainable through completing the third episode of her Magical Girl Story and through the Support Gacha.

Single Effect: Charge Draw

MLB Effect: Charge Draw

Effect Definitions:

Charge Draw will replace that turns’ current discs with Charge discs.

TLDR: "Mysterious Dinner Table" is an important part of Mitsuru Inami's kit. If you have the character and plan on using her during Ranked, it will be worth it to invest in and max-awaken this personal memoria.

Review: This memoria is an important part of Mitsuru's kit, but first we need to talk about Mitsuru herself in order to talk about why this memo is good.

Mitsuru Inami is good for ranked mirrors and little else. Her stats are terrible-- she has very little ATK with most of the bulk of her stats being in HP and DEF. Her magia and doppel purposely deal very little damage and put her on par with the amount of damage that Sudachi will deal (aka, nearly next to nothing). Her magia and doppel themselves will give Attack Down, Accele MP Gain Down, MP Gain Down, MP Damage, Negate Status Ailments (for your team) and then HP Restore for your team-- all things that aren't useful in regular PVE.

But where is stuff like this useful? Ranked.

Her dealing very little damage makes her ideal in Ranked, because it means that you use her magia repeatedly without killing your opponents, ideal for racking up points to get a high score. Her charge conservation connect means that you won't lose your charge bonus if worse comes to worse and you're forced to use noncharge discs. Her magia will prevent the enemy from gaining MP so that they can't use a magia, and it will heal your team-- and having high team HP is another way to score points.

So, how does the personal fit in? Generally you aren't going to be using personals in mirrors, right? Well, as mentioned above, you want to have a high charge combo for your ranked mirrors points. Usually this means you'll want a team with a charge draw character so that you can easily draw the needed discs-- maybe even two characters with charge draw. That way both characters can charge draw and even puella connect with each other as needed.

Some characters, like Kaoru Maki, Swimsuit Madoka, Sae Kirino, and Tanabata Yachiyo will have charge draw as part of their Spirit Enhancement active. This makes them easy staples for Ranked Mirrors.

However, Mitsuru Inami instead has a Spirit Enhancement active of "Magia Damage Down, Magia Damage Down Further, and MP Gain Down" which is arguably just as if not more important than a charge draw. Why is this? Why not have her personal and SE active swap places?

This is because turn one is the most important time for that kind of Spirit Enhancement active to be used. You don't want to wait for turn two to use MP Gain Down, you want to use that shit ASAP.

Additionally, you aren't typically going to use Mitsuru Inami by herself as the sole charge unit. You're probably going to field her with another girl who has charge draw, as mentioned above.

That character will be able to charge draw right away if you need her to, so having two readily available charge draws on turn one isn't going to be necessary.

Lastly, Mitsuru Inami's Spirit Enhancement includes a turn one Skill Quicken. That means that you'll be able to use her personal memoria (or any other memoria with a low enough cooldown) by turn two.

Lastly, the stats on this memoria are low but actually play into Mitsuru Inami's kit well. With her passive MP Gain Up when damaged, you're going to want her to be taking hits-- and that means you probably want her to have a lower DEF than your other girls, as the Mirrors AI will prioritize units with the lowest defense to attack. By using memoria like this, you can keep Mitsuru's DEF low to help encourage her to take the hits needed to earn a Magia, but her high HP also means that she probably won't die to any of the attacks.

Overall she's a smartly made niche character who is very good at one specific mode in the game to the exclusion of any other, and her personal memoria is an excellent continuation of her kit.

Madoka’s Notebook

Obtainability: You can get one copy from completing all three of Madoka’s MSS, and the rest can be rolled from the Support Fate Weave.

A Bouquet, For Our Future

Obtainability: This is a personal memoria for Masara & Kokoro (Bridal ver.). It is obtainable through completing the third episode of her Magical Girl Story and through the Support Gacha.

Single Effect: MP Restore [12.5 MP] (Allies)

MLB Effect: MP Restore [15 MP] (Allies)

Effect Definitions:

MP Restore will instantly restore MP to the character upon activating the effect.

TLDR: “A Bouquet For Our Future” is a very good memoria that perfectly rounds up the unit’s supportive playstyle by giving them a way to generate MP for their team without needing to use discs, a connect, or a Magia/Doppel. It’s mostly best for Kimochi.

Review: “A Bouquet For Our Future” is a very good memoria, particularly for content such as the Kimochi and particularly for the units’ playstyle.

Before talking about the memoria itself, let’s quickly go over Masara & Kokoro (Bridal ver.) and how they function as a unit. They act as a light version of a fused Mikage and Kuroe, giving their team tons of delicious buffs alongside gaining MP very easily through their “MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element” effect found in their Spirit Enhancement.

This means that it’s very easy to hit Doppel with them, all without ever needing to spend a single disc. One merely needs to equip several “MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element” memoria on them, let them get taunted, and it’s possible to hit magia or doppel with them very quickly. They might have three accele discs, but with the right time, it’s hardly likely you’ll need to use them. They are essentially tailor-made for Kimochi. 

Many times, a unit like this will get accele draw. However, as noted, they do not need one. For one, in the right team, you’ll never actually need to use Accele Draw, because a proper whale will have constantly rolling Magia/Doppels. For two, the light element already has several accele draw memoria available for grab, including the recently added Toyo, the staple of Madoka, and the practically necessary Madoka & Iroha. And for three, accele draw on this unit would mean having a higher chance of getting their discs (as they have three accele discs), which, again, isn’t necessary when they have so much Weak MP effects to rely on.

That is where “A Bouquet For Our Future” comes in. It’s actually perfect for them: it helps them further their ability to support their team in providing both a back-up for bad RNG and also give them the ability to generate MP for their team when they otherwise can’t assist with it. Additionally, this memoria being an active means freeing up a passive for the unit so that you can choose to keep them as a support or equip more offensive memoria to boost up their attack capability... although you’ll probably want to equip Weak MP memoria. Speaking of which, some excellent passive memoria to consider equipping on the duo would include:

(Limited 4*) “Do Your Best, Little Savior” MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element [7 MP] & Damage Increase [15%]

(Limited 4*) “Happiness within the Connected Hands” MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element [6 MP] & Damage Increase [25%]    

(4*) “Black Tea of Victory” MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element [6 MP]

(Limited 3*) “Is It Such a Dramatic Taste” MP Up When Attacked By Weak Element [3 MP] & MP Gain Up [12.5%]

(Please note that the “Black Tea of Victory” memoria’s review is outdated). 

Notably, unlike Mikage or Kuroe to whom this unit was previously compared, MasaKoko can’t generate MP for their team through a connect or through a Magia/Doppel. “A Bouquet For Our Future” gives them that capability, and unlike Mikage or Kuroe, it allows you to choose when that MP will be gained more easily, without needing to build up discs for a connect or to use a Doppel at the right time. This completes the duo’s supportive lineup.

A Trivial Prank of Fate

Obtainability: This is a personal memoria for Infinite Iroha. It is obtainable through completing the third episode of her Magical Girl Story and through the Support Gacha.  

Single Effect: Accele Draw

MLB Effect: Accele Draw

Effect Definitions:

Accele Draw will replace that turns' current discs with Accele discs.

TLDR: “A Trivial Prank of Fate” is a great addition to Infinite Iroha’s kit as it can help make sure she’ll hit her 150 MP targets, guaranteeing she can Doppel. It has other uses as well in places like a Hundred Evils or in other challenging content. However, it’s not necessary if you just want Infinite Iroha to farm easy content or if you have some other method of making her get to 150 MP.

Review: “A Trivial Prank of Fate” is a good addition to Infinite Iroha’s kit, however its usage may not always be necessary. But before we address the Accele Draw, we need to address something else important for Infinite Iroha’s gameplay: how her Spirit Enhancement passives affect her MP.

These three nodes in particular are extremely important: it means that Infinite Iroha can hit Magia at the very least by turn two. It also means that with the right memoria and discs, she can hit Doppel by turn two... and potentially hit it again for turn three. 

Her ability to Doppel by turn two is important, not only because of how much more damage a Doppel will dole out to the enemies, but for another very important reason.

This is what her Magia will give:

And this is what her Doppel will give:

Notice anything there? Her Doppel will additionally give her Variable for three turns. Variable is a Granted Effect that, when used, will cause all affected attacks to give advantageous attribute damage, regardless of the target's attribute. As an example, a Light-type unit with Variable will deal Forest-type damage to an Aqua-type enemy. This also means that a unit with Variable will deal attribute strengthened damage to Void enemies.

The Variable, combined with her Attribute Strengthened typing for Magia/Doppel, makes getting that Doppel off very important if you want to try and deal as much damage as possible to the enemy. It means you can Doppel on turn two, then Doppel again on turn three-- and this second Doppel will take place while Infinite Iroha has Variable, meaning that the Attribute Strengthened Damage will take full effect, regardless of what type the enemy is.

With all of that in mind, you really want Infinite Iroha to hit 150 MP by the end of turn one. You can do this through a combination of factors-- MP Gain Up passive memoria and MP Gain Up active memoria will give her more MP from her two Spirit Enhancement Passives for “Regenerate MP [9MP]” and “Regenerate MP [100 / 2 Turns]”. You can also throw on Accele MP Gain Up and hope that she gets an Accele disc at some point.

But if you want to ensure that she hits 150MP by the end of round one, equip this memoria. Even if she’s somehow unlucky enough to not get an Accele disc herself, she’ll still benefit from an all accele combo, which gives every member of the party +20MP flat.

Outside of the first three turns where she can get off two doppels, the memoria has other benefits as well. The low cooldown at 4 (when max-awakened) is also extremely good, meaning that it’s possible for her to use it more than once if necessary in a single Kimochi battle and many times during a Hundred Evils run. 

However, as good as Infinite Iroha can be for difficult content, she’s also excels at farming. Blasters are good for farming as well, but Infinite Iroha can easily clear two rounds through Magia on auto, and this can go by quickly if you have Magia animations turned off.

Clicking that check off will make it so that Magia/Doppel Animations no longer play during AUTO, making Farming fast and easy!

This especially goes for Challenge battles, where you typically face familiars in one round and then a boss in the second. Even if your team doesn’t clear the Familiars on round one, she can still mop them up on round two through a Magia/Doppel and then use Magia again against the Boss. This practically trivializes large swaths of the game.

Since AUTO does not use Disc-draw type memoria, there’s no point to equipping Accele Draw here. MP Gain Up memoria might be better to use instead, or alternatively turn off Skills altogether so that farming can be even faster (this of course depends on how much you want to hit Doppel on turn 2 or not).

Even if I Cannot Use Magic

Obtainability: This is a personal memoria for Fairytale Mifuyu. It is obtainable through completing the third episode of her Magical Girl Story and through the Support Gacha.

Single Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [7.5%] & Blast Damage Up [5%] (Allies / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [10%] & Blast Damage Up [15%] (Allies / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

Flame Attribute Attack Up will increase a unit’s base attack stats when they use a Flame-attribute attack. It functions similarly to Attack Up and even stacks with it, but it won’t contribute to Attack Up’s Percentage Ceiling.

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

TLDR: “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is a great part of Fairytale Mifuyu’s kit, allowing her to be even more supportive for Flame Charge-Blast teams. Keep in mind though that you need to prioritize what memoria to use if your Fairytale Mifuyu doesn’t have many slots: it is more important for her to be able to Magia/Doppel when needed than for her to have “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” equipped. Additionally, much like Fairytale Mifuyu herself, the usefulness of this memoria outside of the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi is poor. But when utilized with the right amount of slots in the right team, this memoria can truly shine.

Review: “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is similar to another personal memoria in the game: Tsubaki Mikoto’s “Inherited Good-Luck Charm”, which gives 15% Flame Attribute Attack Up to all for one turn. Both memoria are good, as they both allow you to further stack Attack Up without worrying about overcapping on actual Attack Up. Realistically which memoria you use is more dependent on your needs for the character themselves over what their personals offer.

For Fairytale Mifuyu, this personal is very Kimochi-focused, particularly for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi where you want to use Charge-Blast Flame damage. “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is a natural choice for this (along with Fairytale Mifuyu herself), as it gives Blast Damage Up and Flame Attribute Attack Up, both very much wanted effects for the team.

Note that you’ll want to use this memoria for when your damage dealer(s) of the team use a charged-up all Blast puella combo. Fairytale Mifuyu herself is more of a support than the primary attacker. This is reflected in her discs which are AACBB, which reveals her playstyle: she exists to Magia/Doppel and support her teammates by buffing their damage further. Her personal memoria is a further extension of that.

This also depends on how many slots your Fairytale Mifuyu has and what strategy you’re using in the Kimochi. It is extremely important for Fairytale Mifuyu to get off a Magia/Doppel so that she can assist her team: 

All of these excellent effects found on her Magia/Doppel will only go out to her teammates if she actually gets her Doppel off. What is especially important is the Charge Conservation, so that a high Charge Combo can be kept throughout the battle. This means that you should ensure that Fairytale Mifuyu will always get to 100 MP to 150 MP before that Charge Conservation runs out-- this is much more important than the team-wide effects that “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” grants. If you only have one or two slots, you are much better off prioritizing MP Gain Up memoria or Accele MP Gain Up memoria. 

But if your Fairytale Mifuyu does have three to four slots, this memoria becomes another excellent addition to her supportive kit.

However, because Fairytale Mifuyu is so specialized for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi, it means she is less useful outside of it. Everything that makes Fairytale Mifuyu excel as a Flame Blast-Charge Support also makes her a little too niche for roles outside of that-- for example, she has Charge Conservation in her Magia/Doppel, but she only has one Charge disc and doesn’t have any Charge Combo Charge Count Up in her Spirit Enhancement, meaning that she can’t build high Charge Combos by herself. 

Additionally, it will be difficult for her to build up MP on a team with blasters unless that team has somehow already reached a high Charge Combo, and that can be difficult to arrange beforehand. Even more, it might not be necessary to have Fairytale Mifuyu buffing a team like that-- most content is easily handled through the efforts of two Blast units (one of your own, and one Support). Lastly, one reason Fairytale Mifuyu is so good for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi is that Kimochi bosses have absurdly high HP pools to ensure that players can strive to max out their damage without killing the Kimochi. Outside of that, you aren’t typically going to find bosses with high HP like that who will last through a damage-capped Blast Puella Combo attack.

All of this to say, this memoria is very niche, much like Fairytale Mifuyu herself. If you’re not using in the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi, you can safely put “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” into the Memoria Vault Jail until the next time that Kimochi is rerun.