Fiend Hunt Guide — Trauma Flamingo

Key Points

Level 10 DMG Threshold — 437M.
0 DEF and MRES, 100 Light DMG, 0 Dark RES.
10 Initial SP, 5 SP gained per turn.
Skill Sequence: C2 → C1 → S1 → S2 → S3 → S4.
Bring DEF Gear.
- Build 115 DEF on one unit so they can easily tank S1-S3.

Skill Rundown

Swelling Power

Trigger: Buff any ally.

At the onset of a battle, activate the “Buff” ability on any of your allies to initiate Condition 2 (C2). Be mindful to avoid accidentally activating Condition 1 (C1) beforehand!

Pink Nightmare

Trigger: Apply vulnerable to any Fiend tile.

Utilize a fragile squad member, such as Rafina for physical units or Levia for magical ones, to activate the C1 skill. Position your front-line fighters to absorb the resulting attack and gain some critical hit bonuses!

After this skill, all the Fiend’s amplifications are applied, so nuke away!

Flamingo Punch

Simply keep a tank front and center to tank S1 to S3.

Pinpoint Peck

Ensure the tank can withstand this attack by having sufficient Defense (DEF) to remain alive! It’s best if that unit has a 115% boost in Defense, so they will effectively have 90 Defense regardless of the attack (keep in mind that the cap of 90 Defense takes effect after all calculations, which means having 115 Defense offsets the 25 Defense reduction).

Flamingo’s Domain

Unforgettable Memory

The current team steps aside, making way for the next one. Meanwhile, the game resets to the starting point, and the Fiend reactivates its abilities based on specific conditions.

Hunting the Fiend

C2 → C1 → S1 → S2 → S3 → S4

As an enthusiast, I’d suggest starting with boosting an ally first to activate C2, then making the fiend vulnerable for C1 activation. Position your main damage dealers to soak up C1 for critical hit bonuses.

Have a unit with 115 DEF tank S1 to S3 while you dish out damage.

DPS Review

This Fiend’s area of effect (AoE) with Luvencia is extensive, providing a strong physical choice for the hunt.

4-area Blade: The coverage of this Fiend’s tile isn’t ideal, but Young Lady can activate her C1 independently without needing other units. Given that the Fiend attacks frequently, Apostle’s counterattacks will occur. However, be aware that she may find it challenging to endure these attacks without external help, and additional investment in defensive capabilities will be required.

To get the most out of Eleaneer, it’s best to aim for the side lane because it maximizes her tile coverage. However, she’s a convenient choice since there’s no need for any complications when using her.

Rou (×5 AoE) — Budget option.

As a gamer, I’m always on the lookout for that one character who can unleash chaos on the battlefield, and for my magic teams, Eclipse is my go-to guy. With his area of effect ability ranging from seven to ten enemies, he’s got plenty of costumes that just keep dishing out damage without any real competition!

Nartas deals additional damage to this Fiend under certain conditions, but due to him having one costume syndrome, the frequency at which his damage output is effective is extremely low.

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