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Well, Marisa also comes with 2 unique rune spheres (One which hits all enemies for an SP cost, which is kinda rare and pretty usefull) and has 2 more in total. And her hero combos basically saying: "This is one of the three protagonists of this game".
Didn't really do anything with momo yet, except his quest to get him, on account of how late you get him. But yeah, he'd probably be on the same level as Milana.
Maybe I'm just salty, that the characters that you spend the longest time with get random NPC treatment, while someone who feels like little more than an NPC is a protagonist for no reason.
I think you nailed it on the head btw. calling it a last minute decision.
Feels like they looked at the western market and quickly put in a black female side-protagonist. (Or more likely promoted her to one)
I feel like I should put a disclaimer here: I do not think she was put in to be "woke", I think it is the result of market research of a foreign audience.
Its a conceit of the novel that Murayama based the game on. In Water Margin, the main character and his "Bandits of the Marsh" aren't world beaters on their own. Its their ability to bring powerful people together who'd normally be at each other's throats and pointing them at a common threat, the tyrant emperor. They never really do anything spectacular on their own that's why recruiting a tactician like the Silvenbergs or causing one to defect from the enemy, like Kiba, are such major plot points in the game series.
But in-game fighting she's the weakest of the starting 6 characters with 1 hit normal attack that does less then 1/2 of what Lian's 2 hit normal attack does
She doesn't even have a SB attack to begin with and has a rune that provides a useless buff (10% PWR at 5 SB)
Why did they make her so noticeably weak in stats/damage in comparison to what her character is supposed to be in conversation/lore??
Its more a statement of potential. If you build her right her DPS is actually the highest the in game, centered on her Iado Slash rune. IIRC You need like three particular runes to do it but they aren't unique and you can buy then in one of the late game towns.
Its damage can go from a pedestrian x2 to a monstrous x 10 (like 1000+ damage per hit) to even one hit killing a boss. Essentially you are playing roulette with her.
Thanks for the late game build guide!
If it wasn't for you she would've stayed in my Paldex due to feeling underwhelming at the start, so i appreciate you helping me out
Thanks
If your having trouble with her, focus on 3 stats, Dex/Speed/Luck
Rune wise this is what I'm currently running for her
Peerless - till I find better version
Great Luck
Foresight
Warrior Pinnacle for Fiery Effect
Along with her signature Iaido Rune
For Gear, I use evasion gear and crit, acc, (you can sub in speed or dex item)
At level 50 she getting around
350 dmg on normal hit
500+ on crit, about 75% of the time
on Strike (she will hit about 500+ Normal, and crit for 900+ or more depending on Fiery Rage) she could even insta kill if you get lucky, (for me she insta 3 bosses on 2/3/3rd round)
and will insta a lot of normal mobs
I also party her with Reyna, who I keep mostly in Cover row and counter, and just defence with her, (I stack defense and Hp on her and Rune Firefly on her). Even bosses legit only hit her for 1 hp