Land eight basic attacks to arm Full Energy, spend it on Unbroken Flameruff Spirit for a seven-bounce stack of BREAK efficiency, then cash the open bar with Crossfire and the ultimate.
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Open with Unbroken Flameruff Spirit so the BREAK stacks start their 20-second timer before anything else.
Attack with basic attacks and count to eight. Fill gaps with Blazing Wolf Assault only when a skill is genuinely better than a basic.
At Full Energy, cast Unbroken Flameruff Spirit again for the seven-bounce version, then spend the open bar on Crossfire and the ultimate.
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.
Inferlupa starts at 108 BREAK, the highest number in its own six-stat line, and Unbroken Flameruff Spirit adds 10% BREAK efficiency per stack to three stacks for 20 seconds. The stat and the skill multiply each other.
Every combat skill is a power-scaled hit at 60 to 65 power, and the ultimate lands at 194. ATK is what turns the open BREAK bar into an actual damage window.
Each of the three combat skills costs 20 EP and Full Energy needs eight basic attacks between spends. REGEN 99 is enough to run one cycle; Potential points here buy a second skill inside the same window.
Inferlupa has to stand in melee range for the eight basic attacks. HP 95 with P.DEF 70 is the softer half of the stat line, so it is the first place to spend leftover Potential.
Inferlupa leads every team because the eight basic attacks have to happen on field. Each blueprint solves a different reason that count gets interrupted, and opens in the same order in the Team Planner. Core slots define this blueprint. Replace a flex member only if its replacement still covers the job described on the card.
Fragrancier marks the target so the Dark basic attacks that arm Full Energy hit harder, Somniwing funds the 20-EP skills, and Glacy keeps Inferlupa in melee range through the eight-hit count.
FragrancierBasicFlex
Mark the carry’s target for Dark basics and supply conditional supplemental healing.
The other half of the Flameruff split. Inferlupa opens the bar, Scorchhowl spends it, and Sparkelf raises the Fire damage that Crossfire and Blazing Wolf Assault deal. Use this when the target resists Dark.
ScorchhowlBasicFlex
Charge Burn Breaker while Inferlupa counts basics, then add Fire pressure to the same broken bar.
SparkelfBasicFlex
Inspiration lifts the Fire half of the kit; Treat Feed keeps the carry on field between cycles.
Helmut takes the pressure phase so the basic attack count is never interrupted, Stellarys adds Dark damage during the handover, and Glacy heals between cycles. Use this against enemies that punish melee range.
Both forms are Dark and Fire with the same six-stat line and the same six skills. Prismana is a cosmetic and collection difference here, not a kit change.
Unbroken Flameruff Spirit is the one skill that changes how fast the bar opens. The other two slots decide whether the open bar is spent on one target or on a group. Each loadout labels its equipped skills. An optional swap, where shown, replaces slot 2.
The default. Unbroken Flameruff Spirit ricochets 5 times normally and 7 times under Full Energy, so the enhanced cast is the one that reaches three BREAK stacks on a group.
Wolfpack OnslaughtUltimate
ATKBasic attack
Unbroken Flameruff SpiritSkill slot 1
CrossfireSkill slot 2
Blazing Wolf AssaultSlot 2 swapSlot 2 choice: Crossfire is the single-target answer at 9 hits. Swap to Blazing Wolf Assault when the fight is a group rather than one boss.
Hunting Pack summons 2 clones and a third under Full Energy. Two summon skills keep something attacking while Inferlupa repositions for the next basic attack count.
Wolfpack OnslaughtUltimateATKBasic attackUnbroken Flameruff SpiritSkill slot 1
Hunting PackSkill slot 2Blazing Wolf AssaultSlot 2 swapSlot 2 choice: Blazing Wolf Assault gives its extra clone Super Armor for 10 seconds. Use Hunting Pack when Dark typing is the better hit.
Against Grass and Ice, Fire is the 1.6x half of the kit. Crossfire gains 45% Might under Full Energy, which makes the enhanced cast the one to save for a boss.
Wolfpack OnslaughtUltimateATKBasic attackCrossfireSkill slot 1Blazing Wolf AssaultSkill slot 2Unbroken Flameruff SpiritSlot 2 swapSlot 2 choice: Put Unbroken Flameruff Spirit back in slot 2 as soon as the target has a BREAK bar worth stacking against.
This kit funnels everything through basic attacks, so an item that improves basic attacks improves the enhanced skill too. Put Potential into BREAK and REGEN before HP.
Fission NeedlesRecommendedDamage Amp +10%. Each basic attack has a 50% chance to deal double damageIts core is a basic-attack effect, and this kit is built out of basic attacks: eight of them arm every Full Energy window.
Ferocious FangDamage baselineDamage Amp +10%. Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional ATK per levelFlat per-level ATK, which every skill in the kit scales on. Take this when the BREAK bar already opens fast enough.
Capacitous BatteryBurst optionDamage Amp +10%. Increases Ultimate damage by 30%Wolfpack Onslaught is a 194-power ultimate, so a 30% ultimate bonus is worth more here than on a kit that leans on its combat skills.
Spirited FeatherResource optionREGEN +10%. Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional REGEN per levelChoose this when the cycle stalls on EP rather than on damage. Three combat skills at 20 EP each is the budget it protects.The first three lines cover every training step and advancement through Resonance stage 7. The last two are the one-time evolution cost from Basic Flameruff, which one Flux Crystal can cover in place of the Night Stone.
View stage-by-stage costsOne cycle is a stack of BREAK efficiency, eight basic attacks, an enhanced cast and a burst. Everything else is filling time until the count finishes.
Cast Unbroken Flameruff Spirit before the count begins. Each ricochet that lands adds a stack of 10% BREAK efficiency, up to three stacks, and the whole stack set lasts 20 seconds.
The trait counts basic attacks, not skills or time. ATK is a Dark physical hit at 6 power, so it is cheap to throw; the value is the counter, not the damage on any one swing.
Unbroken Flameruff Spirit goes from 5 to 7 ricochets, Crossfire gains 45% Might, Hunting Pack adds a third clone, and Blazing Wolf Assault gives its extra clone Super Armor for 10 seconds. Enhanced damage is treated as basic attack damage.
A broken target is the window for Crossfire, which penetrates for up to 9 hits, and for Wolfpack Onslaught at 194 power. Do not save the ultimate past the end of the 20-second BREAK stacks.
Go straight back to basic attacks after the burst. The next Full Energy is eight swings away, so idling in a skill rotation costs the following window rather than the current one.
Use these encounter rules to preserve the rotation instead of forcing the same sequence into every target.
Dark hits Electric, Grass and Holy at 1.6x. Fire hits Grass and Ice at 1.6x. Grass takes 1.6x from both halves of the kit, which is the matchup Inferlupa is strongest into.
Dark reads 0.625x into Water and Wind, and Fire reads 0.625x into Fire, Holy, Rock and Water. A Water target resists both halves, so bring a different carry rather than a different loadout.
Holy and Wind attacks hit the Dark half at 1.6x, and Rock and Water attacks hit the Fire half at 1.6x. With 70 P.DEF and 80 M.DEF, the eight-hit count is the risky part of the loop.
The 10% per stack is BREAK efficiency against the marked targets, so a second breaker in the party shortens the same bar. Helmut or Scorchhowl turns a long count into a shared one.
