Sandalphon
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Sandalphon サンダルフォン | |
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| File:SandalphonSSP.png | |
| Nicknames | |
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| Rarity (レア) |  → 
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| Types 種族 |
Girl, Angel 女の子, 天使 |
| Max Stats ステータス情報 |
Lv:120 HP: ATK: DEF: |
| Cost/Orbs (コスト/オーブ) |
36/ |
| Main Skill (スキル) ' ' | |
| Breaks all targets' Shields and chance to reduce their ATK/AGI; If a target's Shield is broken, also reduces their DEF (When you target a single foe and they have an active Shield effect, this Skill will NOT break Shields but will inflict Damage UP instead) | |
| Sub Skill (子分スキル) ' ' | |
| When Main Card has Debuff Skill, grants 30-35% Skill Boost (When there's at least 1 Angel card in the played hand, increases the Minimum Skill Boost by +1%) | |
| Super Fusion (超合体) ' ' | |
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Overview
Main Skill
| SL1 | SL2 | SL3 | SL4 | SL5 | SL6 | SL7 | |
| Debuff Chance | 50% | 55% | 60% | 65% | 70% | 75% | 80% |
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| ATK/AGI Debuff | 1.10 | 1.25 | 1.40 | 1.55 | 1.70 | 1.85 | 2.00 |
- If a target's Shield is broken, also reduces their DEF (Same Value as above.)
- When you target a single foe and they have an active Shield effect, this Skill will NOT break Shields but will inflict 1.5x Damage UP effect instead.
An interesting Anti-Shield Debuffer, Sandalphon brings some options to the table. By default, she simply breaks all targets' Shields and decreases their ATK/AGI. If you manage to break a Shield, then you Debuff all of their Stats! But if the enemy has an Unbreakable Shield, then you can choose to target that foe, and Sandalphon will apply Damage UP instead of trying to break the Shield. (Or you can just apply Damage UP anyways as long as the target has a Shield and Overwrite Disabled isn't on it.
Sub Skill
Recommended Subcards
Trivia
Sandalphon is an archangel in Jewish and Christian writings. Sandalphon figures prominently in the mystical literary traditions of Rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity, notably in the Midrash, Talmud, and Kabbalah.
