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The 1-party setup is 0.2 Gojo / Cursed Spirit User Geto / Kaltdori / Yamiwa / SR Yaga. The most crucial part here is Kaltdori's Black Flash. When Kaltdori lands a Black Flash, the ultimate gauge for all allies with a 'dark' attribute increases, pulling Yamiwa's ultimate timing forward as well. So, if you followed the order and Yamiwa's ultimate gauge isn't right, just check how many times Kaltdori landed a Black Flash. 0.2 Gojo only uses skill 2 until his ultimate. Continuously apply the critical resistance reduction to make critical hits more likely, which also makes it easier to aim for Kaltdori's Black Flash. Geto uses 'Cursed Spirit Manipulation (Physical)' to increase the damage taken by physical attacks, boosting Kaltdori and Yamiwa's damage. Kaltdori and Yamiwa don't use individual ultimates; instead, they execute two linked ultimates. Gojo exits after using his ultimate, and SR Yaga enters the vacant spot. Yaga can then further boost the late-game firepower with 'Mentoring Juniors.' If the number of Black Flashes and the linked ultimate timing are correct, the overall flow for the 1-party setup won't be significantly disrupted. To be continued in Part 3.

I've achieved 98,651,763 points in Hwanhwa Reincarnation EXTREME. This guide is based on the 3 parties I actually used, with a final record of 27 turns. It's particularly good for those who don't have Black-Toto, Black-Nami, or Water-Gumi, as I cleared it without them. You can still aim for a high score even without those three. The boss is divided into a main body and two heads, and hitting the heads also damages the main body, making AoE skills particularly effective. It's best to use characters that can hit multiple parts at once if possible. Destroying the left head first applies a damage taken debuff, allowing for higher damage output afterward. The score isn't just based on clearing, but also on clear turns and final excess damage. If you're just aiming to clear, you don't need to match my score and damage exactly, but for a high score, it's crucial to reduce turns and maximize excess damage by unleashing powerful ultimate skills at the end. I'll detail the specific operations for each party in the following parts, starting next. Continued in Part 2.

Am I cursed to never be lucky... This pity system life is rough...

Going to cheese Megumi with 30 tickets...

Stop giving me false hope... How many pity pulls have I done...

Firepower Battle Sukuna isn't a character who's only strong in specific content. He's powerful in all Cursed Technique tiers, and was my core damage dealer when I cleared 200 million in Cursed Spirit Annihilation HARD. In runs where I usually cleared with the Uraume, Happi Shoko, Happi Yaga combo, Sukuna alone dealt about 135.82 million damage, and in runs where I maximized break damage by including Domain Expansion Megumi, he dealt about 149.05 million. In score attacks, his potential is also high, with Fugua exceeding 100 million. For repetitive farming like in Boss Battles with Happi-attribute, it's great for quickly clearing as auto uses his 3rd skill, and I use him very often. He's also easy to use for crowd control, usually clearing with Sukuna if possible. However, for maps where wide-area ultimate skills are important, like Floor 90 of Phantom Tower, Ao Gojo is a better fit. I actually couldn't clear Floor 90 with Fugua but cleared it with Ao Gojo. He's strong in high difficulty, long battles, score attacks, and repetitive farming, making him the first character I recommend if you need a Happi-attribute Cursed Technique damage dealer.

The Memory Relic I most frequently use for Power Battle Sukuna is 'Shuryo Tōkōhan' at 5 stars. In high-difficulty content, you need to use Fugue 3-4 times, so the effect of speeding up the Ultimate skill rotation is definitely noticeable. It pairs really well with 'Kansitsu no Mōten/Kaigokudō' Sukuna. Mine is only 3 stars, so I use 'Shuryo Tōkōhan' for now, but if both were 5 stars, I'd recommend 'Kansitsu no Mōten/Kaigoku' for its higher Cursed Technique damage boost, unless you specifically want to speed up the Ultimate rotation. Always match the Memory Relic skill to Fugue. My usual party is Sukuna, Uraume, H-Shoko, and H-Yaga. Uraume's constant effect, which increases all enemies' received damage by 120% for the Cursed Technique attribute, synergizes extremely well with Sukuna. When I want to maximize Fugue's damage during a break, I replace Uraume with Domain Expansion Megumi. Shoko and Yaga are almost fixed, and I only change the last slot depending on the objective.

Sukuna isn't just a character with high damage output. He's immune to annoying status effects like stun, darkness, and confusion, and is also resistant to poison and soul effects. Thanks to this, you don't need to worry about your actions being blocked or your damage cycles being interrupted by status ailments. His Reverse Cursed Technique is insane, allowing him to recover even after taking massive damage, and his base stats are so high that he's incredibly hard to kill in high-difficulty content. When hit by a melee attack, his counter-attack also triggers frequently, allowing him to deal damage and sustain his main healing even on the enemy's turn. His biggest drawback is that Fugua cannot perform combo ultimates. Combo ultimates not only provide additional damage but also unique combo effects and recovery of other allies' ultimate gauges, benefits Sukuna cannot fully utilize. It's a shame they've faithfully recreated this aspect from the original work in the game. For reference, due to the original work's portrayal, he also cannot be fielded simultaneously with Itadori. However, since Itadori and Sukuna have different roles focusing on physical techniques and cursed techniques respectively, it's not a significant inconvenience in actual gameplay. Just keep this in mind when forming your team.

The key to operating Combat Power Sukuna effectively is managing your main energy. At the start of a turn, your damage dealt increases by 10% if your main energy is between 60-89, 25% if it's 90-119, and 50% if it's 120 or more. Therefore, I aim to keep it at a minimum of 90, and ideally 120 or above. For the first 1-2 turns, I conserve main energy with skill 1 while aiming for a critical hit. If a critical hit occurs, you recover 15 main energy per turn and your damage dealt increases by 20%, allowing you to secure main energy and firepower simultaneously. After that, I primarily use skill 2 and mix in skill 3 whenever I have surplus main energy. If your main energy is around 80, I just use skill 2 again, and only use skill 1 to conserve when it gets too low. Before the first 'Fuga' (ultimate), you need to use skills 2 and 3 once each, but after using them once, you don't need to meet the conditions again. After that, just manage your main energy and use 'Fuga' as soon as the ultimate gauge fills up.

[Power Match] Sukuna is currently the undisputed number 1 Fire Attribute Technique dealer in Phantom Parade. Even though my Sukuna is only 1 awakened and not fully limit broken, my account's overall strength significantly increased after obtaining him. The impact is huge in all technique layers, and I was able to clear Cursed Spirit Annihilation HARD for the first time after getting him, something I couldn't do before. His Skill 2 can hit 3-5 million when lucky, and Skill 3 usually deals around 8 million, reaching up to 18 million during Break. Fugah usually deals around 20 million when not in Break, and with proper buffs/debuffs during Break, it can reach 50-60 million, even exceeding 100 million in Score Attack. What's even crazier is that while dealing this much damage, he's resistant to status effects, has Reverse Cursed Technique, and counter-attacks, making him incredibly hard to kill. Even if you have Ao Gojo, the additional benefit is significant. However, his pull priority is lower than top-tier units like 0.2 Gojo, Kamishiro, or Black Togo.