주술회전 팬텀 퍼레이드

Following the exact same path as Chosou...

Seriously, if you're not gonna give it, just don't give it cleanly. Why do you keep giving me false hope?

I don't understand anything so I'm not really getting into it... I couldn't even pull Toji either ㅠㅠㅠ

I cleared all the elemental physical floors up to floor 90 of the Dream Skyscraper with Toji, and I've continued to use him in difficult content like the limited-time Dream Skyscraper. His first skill, when it hits well, deals around 2-3 million damage, and his ultimate, under full buff/debuff conditions, typically deals around 10-15 million. The difference varies greatly depending on the curse's damage reduction or whether it's broken, but in the round shown in the picture, his ultimate reached about 34 million in one go, and the total damage Toji alone dealt exceeded 82 million. In this round, I used Infinite Void Gojo first, followed by Yaga. It wasn't a combination solely focused on maximum damage; it was a clear that also accounted for stun and increased damage taken. I also use him frequently in grinding content like boss battles. Since his auto-skill is set to his second skill and his attack animation is short, clearing each round quickly makes grinding quite convenient.

For Recollection Remnants, I use 'Sisters Who Connect'. This is because Toji tends to crit frequently, allowing me to effectively utilize the effect that fills the ultimate gauge by 200 every time a crit occurs. The remnant skill can only be used for ultimates and comes with 85% of the physical stats, so you can just activate it along with your ultimate. For maximum damage on my current account, I go with Yaga / Hwan Nami / Talto Megumi / Toji. If I had Hwan Momo and Pyeonsal, I would replace Yaga and Hwan Nami with them. Hwan Momo buffs physical stats and cursed techniques much more than Yaga, and Pyeonsal provides damage taken increase and crit rate reduction, making them perfect upgrades over Yaga and Hwan Nami. Pyeonsal, in particular, helps Toji crit even more reliably, so I plan to prioritize pulling and using her when she returns in September. I use Muryang Gojo when I need to inflict stun or increase damage taken.

In manual play, you'll primarily use Skill 1. Skill 1 applies a 3-turn critical hit resistance reduction and hits twice, making critical hits more likely. When a critical hit occurs, it grants 15% physical power, and if another critical hit lands while in that state, it increases to 25%. Therefore, landing frequent critical hits is crucial. So, you'll mostly use Skill 1 and then immediately use your ultimate when it's charged. Use Skill 2 when you want to deal more damage during a break. Its coefficient is higher than Skill 1, so if you disregard critical hits, it can deal more burst damage. It also has damage reduction ignore, but in high-level stages of the 'Dream' mode, this effect often becomes insignificant due to a 90% reduction in total physical damage. Skill 3 is rarely used in normal situations, only occasionally to remove buffs like the Chameleon Spirit's 'Mimicry'. Auto-battle is set to Skill 2. For tough battles, where there's little time to stack buffs/debuffs and Skill 2's animation is very quick, Toji is almost always used for grinding.

[Curse User Killer] Toji is currently the 2nd ranked Elemental Physical Arts dealer. Based on the Japanese server, he's been out for over 2 years and was rank 1 until Black Ta came out. It's true that not many Elemental Physical Arts dealers were released during that time. Still, it's impressive that a dealer over 2 years old is still rank 2. I use him because I don't have Black Ta, but honestly, I just use him because he's still strong. The fact that his main skill is level 0 makes him easy to use, which also contributes. His base stats are good, so he has high HP, plus he has Physical Gifted, damage reduction, single-target attack evasion, and HP recovery every turn, so he really doesn't die. If Toji dies first, you can pretty much assume you can't clear the stage with your current account's specs. The downside is that his damage is lower compared to top-tier dealers like Black Ta.

If you followed along at the end and your ultimate timing or damage differs from my record, it doesn't mean you messed up immediately. For Party 1, the amount of 'Mi' and ultimate gauge can vary depending on the number of 'Heukseom' hits from 'Kaltadori', so check this part first. For Party 3, the final damage also changes depending on how well 'Okgyeon Chugyeok' from 'Yamegumi' procs. If clearing is your goal, you don't need to replicate the exact damage of 98,651,763 points. Just defeating the boss reliably is enough. Start worrying about turn count and excess damage only when you want to increase your score further. To aim for a high score, it's best to push the boss's HP down as quickly as possible and land the final party's big ultimate with much more power than the remaining HP to create significant excess damage. With this setup, I reached 27 turns and 98,651,763 points. Hwanhwajaerim ends on August 14th at 14:59, so if you haven't cleared it yet or want to push your score a bit higher, give it a try before it ends. It's worth aiming for a score update, even just one last time.

The third party consists of Domain Expansion Gojo / R Maki / Yamegumi / 'I will fulfill my role as an older brother' Choso / SR Yaga. In the final party, it's crucial to maximize the timing of your ultimate skills while finishing off the remaining HP. R Maki uses defense to fill up allies' ultimate gauges, allowing for a rapid ultimate rotation for the entire party, including Domain Gojo. Yamegumi's cumulative damage significantly increases with more successful Crow Curses, and Choso leverages his buffed state and cursed-type debuffs while also contributing direct damage. Domain Gojo uses Domain Expansion to boost party firepower and remains in combat to deal damage. As it's the final party, it's important not to waste ultimates while observing the boss's remaining HP. Maximize Maki's gauge support, Megumi's Crow Curse, and the damage from Choso and Domain Gojo to finish them off. Continued in Part 5.

The second party consists of Yuki Kaito / Shoko / Gakuganji / Nishimiya Momo with the 'Jagan' Gojo. When you start, Yuki should use her main support twice to allow Shoko and Gakuganji to continuously rotate their skills. Shoko builds up the physical and cursed technique buffs for allies with the 'Yao' attribute, while Gakuganji continuously stacks increased damage taken debuffs on the enemy, creating an opening for Gojo to attack. Here, it's a disadvantage to use the 'Jagan' Gojo's ultimate as soon as it's charged. It's important to build up enough buffs and debuffs beforehand and then unleash them all at once. Yuki uses her ultimate after two main support uses to further boost ally firepower and then retreats. Nishimiya Momo then enters to provide one more buff. This boss can be attacked on its main body and both sides simultaneously, making it particularly synergistic with the area-of-effect ultimate, 'Jagan'. Ultimately, the second party is designed to initiate skill rotation with Yuki, set the stage with Shoko and Gakuganji, and then maximize the damage of Gojo's ultimate with Momo's support. Continued in Part 4.