Well... I suppose normal attacks aren't as booming as used to be But encountering Shiranui SP Momiji is still often though What interests me is how he can raise movebar when the explanation on 2:38
I am not sure if this explanation will convey the structure, but I will try to explain it. Suppose there is an ally Hakuzosu in first gear, then an enemy Hakuzosu. Let us assume that Hakuzosu is at 100% of the action gauge and the enemy Hakuzosu is at 95% of the gauge. Also assume that Nekogawa is at 68% of its initial action gauge. After an allied Hakuzosu acts, the enemy Hakuzosu will advance from 95% to 100%, and can act when it reaches 100%. However, if Nekogawa can reach 68% to 70% before the enemy Hakuzosu reaches 100%, it is considered to have reached the endpoint (meaning that it has reached 100% of its action gauge) and can act immediately and act before the enemy Hakuzosu. In this case, the explanation is given for Hakuzosu as an example, but it is the same for any other shikigami.
In a way, that is useful to prevent enemy's Hakuzosu from taking action to protect, usually it's Hakuzosu with a DPS Shokurei assist and defeated with SP Mio Thank you for the explanation Yurusoba-san
But is he better than momiji bouncing attack? Idk, is hard to have an opinion about this shiki because I've never really used normal attack teams lol. Great video btw, the showcase is really useful
late but you use him with onikiri or momiji. he replaces karasu tengu/susanoo. so nekogawa(=susanoo>>>k. tengu) + oni(>/=momiji) + shoku + haku + shira
Well... I suppose normal attacks aren't as booming as used to be
But encountering Shiranui SP Momiji is still often though
What interests me is how he can raise movebar when the explanation on 2:38
I am not sure if this explanation will convey the structure, but I will try to explain it.
Suppose there is an ally Hakuzosu in first gear, then an enemy Hakuzosu. Let us assume that Hakuzosu is at 100% of the action gauge and the enemy Hakuzosu is at 95% of the gauge. Also assume that Nekogawa is at 68% of its initial action gauge.
After an allied Hakuzosu acts, the enemy Hakuzosu will advance from 95% to 100%, and can act when it reaches 100%.
However, if Nekogawa can reach 68% to 70% before the enemy Hakuzosu reaches 100%, it is considered to have reached the endpoint (meaning that it has reached 100% of its action gauge) and can act immediately and act before the enemy Hakuzosu.
In this case, the explanation is given for Hakuzosu as an example, but it is the same for any other shikigami.
In a way, that is useful to prevent enemy's Hakuzosu from taking action to protect, usually it's Hakuzosu with a DPS Shokurei assist and defeated with SP Mio
Thank you for the explanation Yurusoba-san
Basically, set Neko's "speed" to 69.999% of your "Haku's speed +60"
that will be... too accurate...
and soul upgrade is not kind I'm afraid...
this test is before or after meaw onseb adjust skill?
It is before adjustment.
So, for example, originally, after 6 random attacks, Private Bath is summoned back and heals all allies, but it is absent.
But is he better than momiji bouncing attack? Idk, is hard to have an opinion about this shiki because I've never really used normal attack teams lol.
Great video btw, the showcase is really useful
late but you use him with onikiri or momiji. he replaces karasu tengu/susanoo. so nekogawa(=susanoo>>>k. tengu) + oni(>/=momiji) + shoku + haku + shira