Cornet HandoffRecommended
Prepare survival and BREAK first, then use Tromber before Cornet.
Prepare the support window, then send the family EP handoff to the bird that needs it.
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Finish defensive setup, then prepare Waltz and a charged Zephyr’s Breath.
Let Spiral Blade’s delayed explosion connect before assuming resistance reduction.
Switch directly to the intended Chirpi-family recipient; repeated switching does not bypass the recovery cooldown.
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.
Have resources for the next useful support action rather than staying on field to refill.
Survive the handoff and protect the time already spent preparing the team.
Improve damaging skills after the enabling job is consistent.
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.
Prepare survival and BREAK first, then use Tromber before Cornet.
March comes from Chirpi. Preserve the intended switch order instead of cycling birds without checking resources.
Helmut handles pressure and Glacy supplies healing; Cornet remains the intended offensive handoff.
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.
Waltz supplies its Movement effect. Spiral Blade needs its delayed second explosion to apply resistance reduction; do not count the cap after one cast.
Slot 2 choice: Replace Spiral Blade with Tornado when grouping matters more than resistance setup.
Choose from these item options after checking their current level effects. Reliable turns and survival matter before an extra offensive upgrade.
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.
Let the healer and breaker act before the short offensive support turn.
Use Waltz and, when ready, the ultimate. Use Spiral Blade where the delayed explosion can connect.
Switch to Cornet for the damage turn. If Tubster needs the recovery instead, make that a deliberate defensive decision.
Wait for a useful opening rather than spending repeated support casts to chase maximum stacks while the carry waits.
Use these encounter rules to preserve the rotation instead of forcing the same sequence into every target.
Do not budget family EP restoration for Glacy or another non-family member.
A projectile hit is not proof that the delayed resistance effect landed.
Use the active-effect display to confirm the condition. No upgrade-dependent free party slot is assumed here.