Aim the setup at one target, then use the opening for Wind Bomb Rush. Flight helps offense but makes incoming hits more dangerous.
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Prepare healing and BREAK, then have Tromber hand over to Cornet.
Confirm Scream Splitter hits one target before committing to Wind Bomb Rush.
Leave the airborne damage window before retaliation; use the charged ultimate only while the target remains available.
EP is your skill resource. BREAK is the vulnerable phase after the enemy’s break bar is depleted. An ultimate is the charged special skill. Read the full rotation and entry requirements.
Start with the first priority and work down. These are practical build goals, not simulated stat weights.
Improve the damage delivered during the opening your teammates prepare.
Keep the second rotation available instead of optimizing only the first burst.
Stay in range long enough to complete the useful part of the attack.
Start with the recommended four, then use the alternatives to cover survival or resource problems. These are kit-based starting teams; compare performance at your own investment. Core slots define this blueprint. Replace a flex member only if its replacement still covers the job described on the card.
Keep Gracewing for recovery while learning the bird handoffs. This lineup does not claim all three Movement effects.
TromberBasicFlex
Apply support, let the delayed blast land, then switch directly to the intended bird.
Chirpi adds March in place of the dedicated healer. Check active Movement effects before relying on the three-effect bonus; four birds alone do not activate it.
TromberBasicFlex
Apply support, let the delayed blast land, then switch directly to the intended bird.
Rookey provides a straightforward setup if Tubster is not ready. Keep Tromber immediately before Cornet when directing the family EP handoff.
TromberBasicFlex
Apply support, let the delayed blast land, then switch directly to the intended bird.
The loadout uses the stated elemental skills. Owning another form can change which skills you can equip; check the two slots before spending upgrade materials.
Use the numbered slots together. Slot 2 choice: keep the recommended skill for the main plan or replace it with the listed alternative for the stated job. Each loadout labels its equipped skills. An optional swap, where shown, replaces slot 2.
Use the Wind skills here. Lightning Splitter is not required. Reserve enough EP for the burst instead of spending it on extra setup casts.
Avian Harmony EnsembleUltimate
ATKBasic attack
Scream SplitterSkill slot 1
Wind Bomb RushSkill slot 2
TornadoSlot 2 swapSlot 2 choice: Replace Wind Bomb Rush with Tornado for grouping; this changes the burst plan.
Choose from these item options after checking their current level effects. Reliable turns and survival matter before an extra offensive upgrade.
Ferocious FangOffensive optionDamage Amp +10%. Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional ATK per levelAdd ATK after the support action and resource cycle are reliable.
Spirited FeatherRecovery optionREGEN +10%. Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional REGEN per levelUse recovery when the next useful skill is delayed by EP.
Giant Tortoise ShellSurvival optionHP +10%. Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional P.DEF and M.DEF per levelUse HP and defense to survive the setup turn.The shopping list covers the full Resonance ladder. Fund the next unlocked stage first; form unlocks and Core Skill upgrades are separate.
View stage-by-stage costsFollow the visible resource and target cues. Reposition or switch when the opening closes instead of finishing a sequence into danger.
Heal first if needed, then create an opening. Have Tromber finish its support turn before Cornet enters.
Aim Scream Splitter at one target. Do not spend the expensive follow-up when the setup misses or the target is leaving range.
Use Wind Bomb Rush while the target stays exposed. Hold the setup skill for flight only when the incoming attack pattern permits it.
Use the ultimate when charged and the target remains available; otherwise return to the support cycle. A retreat preserves the next attempt.
Use these encounter rules to preserve the rotation instead of forcing the same sequence into every target.
Airborne damage exposure makes a safe-looking hover dangerous against enemies that can still hit you.
Group first or use the Tornado alternative. Avoid assuming a same-target setup succeeded across several enemies.
Treat the three-Movement interaction as conditional. Check actual effects, not just the four species in the party.
