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Jet Black Whip / Mormegil Tip is also finally affected by the Twilight Requiem (II) Arcana
Bioness, I dont know if youve heard it already. But the Crystal Cries darkana synergies extremely well with the Diorama characters. When you hit critical health, showstopper activates for a massive buff to the player, as well freezing the whole screen. Perfect for laying into the monsters and gobbling up the special hearts to regenerate to full health, making you ready for next showstopper. Spirit Rings / Rings of Calamity works wonders for tagging a whole screenful of blue enemies.
Aidditionally, several of the diorama characters have various abilities that plays with showstopper. In particular of note is that Lolo and the kitten group spawns another permanent kitten everytime you showstop. And each kitten have its own specific tech it can activate depending on the color of the kitten. My best have been a tail of 7 kittens following the 'parents'
HA does a better job and frees you from needing to painstakingly setup the Paranormal Scanner.
The more food you eat, the more powerful you become. Once the initial collections of food is found, your power will rapidly snowball. I think sarabande is a must, doubling food healing and damaging enemies around you.
Though I noted that none of the new characters have simple scaling bonuses like +1% might per level.
@thegreedyturtle I'm not sure I could make a section for that given the variety, but I could make a general tips sections that includes information on how to prioritize weapons. Generally, you would want to evolve the most powerful weapon first, if on a stage that doesn't have an evolution chest until later then focus on leveling up the stronger base weapons. Use their position on the tier list as a guide, but keep in mind that certain weapons don't work well on their own due to their targeting mechanic. Likewise for which weapons to Seal, I always say whatever doesn't rank really low on the tier list and isn't rare (no point in sealing Hats for example as you will rarely see it when leveling up).
@AnorexicDugong I added the Beginning Arcana benefit to its summary, as for the Magnet suggestion, I could possibly add a spell modifier section, but I know a lot of people just don't bother with spells after they unlock everything.