Nikita
Nikita (Little Sister) ニキータ（妹） | |
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| Rarity (レア) |  → 
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| Types 種族 |
Girl 女の子 |
| Max Stats ステータス情報 |
Lv:120 HP:2686 ATK:1404 DEF:1437 |
| Cost/Orbs (コスト/オーブ) |
30/ |
| Main Skill (スキル) Death Paralyze デスパラライズ | |
| 4x Slash attack, chance to Paralyze on skill conclusion (increased damage when target is already Paralyzed) 敵に斬属性のダメージを4回与え、確率で麻痺状態にする(対象が麻痺の時、与ダメージが増加する) | |
| Sub Skill (子分スキル) Assassin's Trap アサシントラップ | |
| When main card's Attack skill activates, chance to give -1 AGI to target 親分の攻撃スキル発動時、確率で対象の素早さを減少させる | |
| Super Fusion (超合体) Death Scorpion! デススコルピオン！ | |
Overview
Nikita is a very niche card, somewhat hampered by her inclusion in a huge fusion pool and iffy mechanics. Overall honestly mediocre, Nikita is a card that nonetheless should not be underestimated- boasting a powerful status effect, and incredibly ability to inflict it. At that, Nikita is also the proud owner of a cost of thirty, giving her rights to fitting stats, and a surprisingly ability to output damage.
Nikita revolves around paralyze, essentially- She inflicts paralyzation at a high rate and with a four hit can single out more targets than most cards, making her a great pick for paralyze support. Her main gimmick comes from repeated use however- when the target is already paralyzed, Nikita's damage increases, making her one of the strongest cards multiplier wise. The downside however is very obvious- this does not trigger mid-skill (as far as we know) and will end if the target dies, as death overrides all other status effects. Regardless, Nikita also manages to output a good chunk of damage even without the damage boost, and can hold her own.
Sadly, Nikita's fusion pool includes a lot of cards, including the powerful Mammon and the popular Gambler. This limits her use in PVE if you can not coordinate to get a non-gambler enhance, as you're betting you won't run into a gambler, and causes her to have some trouble playing into hands. At that, her damage is still somewhat mediocre without the iffy damage boost and she is in a color with a lot of strong attackers.
Overall, though, Nikita is a bit of a dark horse- and will serve you perfectly fine if you roll her.
Main Skill
| SL1 | SL2 | SL3 | SL4 | SL5 | SL6 | SL7 | |
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| DMG | 0.4× | 0.45× | 0.5× | 0.55× | 0.6× | 0.65× | 0.7× |
| DMG (Paralyze) | 0.75× | 0.80× | 0.85× | 0.92× | 1.0× | 1.1× | 1.2× |
| PARALYZE | 25% | 27% | 29% | 31% | 34% | 38% | 42% |
With incredibly low multipliers, and a low base attack, Nikita's damage does not seem very impressive at first. However, having four hits makes Nikita quite a bit more capable of outputting damage, and with a solid AOE enhancer she can still wipe teams with the best of them in Colosseum. At that, post-paralyzation her damage is on par with three-hit cards, making her one of the strongest attackers in the game- so if you can find a PVE boss you can paralyze, she can go straight to town.
Sub Skill
Essentially, a 50% chance to debuff the enemy's agility by one step. Given the low chance to inflict the debuff and the low amount of debuff, it is not a very good sub skill unless you have no better cards and wish to slap on a solid sl7 sub instead of a random R. Regardless, it is a passable stinger in PVE as debuffing agility will allow you to occasionally dodge attacks, and have cards with iffy hit rates hit more often- though having a strong debuffer like Norn do the job instead is a better idea.
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