Released 11/4/2022
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In Iron Code lineups, she's a Burst 2 who supports buff stacks and crit through .
and can raise her own and allies' ATK, but she isn't a main pick in recent Raids or bosses.
Since Blanc and Noir, the general Burst 2 slot is better filled by alternatives.
Every 30 attacks, stacks her own ATK, and every 100 normal attacks, raises Iron Code allies' buff stacks and Crit Rate.
When is at max stacks, damages enemies within attack range and briefly raises all allies' ATK. Her Burst cooldown is 20 seconds.
Keep sustained fire going so stacks build every 30 hits.
Bring to max stacks before bursting, then use .
You can leave sustained fire and stack upkeep on auto.
There's almost no evidence of her being paired in main squads for recent Raids or Arena. Past lineups built around Iron Code units and Liter are rare in the current meta.
For 's 100-shot condition, use reload (Resilience Cube) or ammo (Bastion Cube, Wingman Cube).
Fit the remaining lines, such as ammo and crit, to sustained fire and upkeep. If she grows too strong, she can easily take ATK buffs meant for the Burst 3 DPS, so adjust according to squad priorities.
If you don't plan to use her, leave her at 1/1/1. When raising her, tune her own ATK with and raise 's ATK buff. only matters much in Iron Code lineups.
She isn't a main Burst 2 for Solo Raid, regular bosses, or Arena. She's only occasionally used in old lineups bundling multiple Iron Code units or as ATK buff support.
At max stacks, her own ATK rises greatly.
deals area damage and gives all allies an ATK buff.
supports Iron Code allies with buff stacks and Crit Rate.
She's almost never seen in recent Raid and Arena lineups.
As a firepower type, overinvesting in her makes it easy for her to steal buffs meant for the Burst 3 DPS.
She's outclassed by general Burst 2 units such as Blanc and Noir.
Rupee: Winter Shopper is an Electric Code Burst 1 Defender with a different role. Winter Shopper tends to receive lower performance ratings.