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Whereabouts of the Bubbles

Single Effect: Damage Increase [20%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [30%] & Magia Damage Up [7.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] & Magia Damage Up [12.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Effect Definitions:

Damage Increase will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks, and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, meaning you can have both side by side without hitting each their respective 100% cap ceilings. Damage Increase is generally easier to find than Damage Up. The effect Attack Up is generally considered superior to either Damage Up or Damage Increase.

Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments does as its name describes: it increases the equipped target’s damage done when attacking an enemy afflicted with Status Ailments. Just like Damage Up/Damage Increase, this effect will also work during Magia, Chase, Doppels, etc. Note that this effect won’t work on the same attack that applies a Status Ailment.

Magia Damage Up increases the damage done by a Magia or a Doppel. One thing to note is that buffs like Attack Up/Damage Increase/Damage Up will also increase the damage done by Magia and Doppels; in comparison, Magia Damage Up will only ever be useful if a Magia/Doppel is involved. A reason to use Magia Damage Up over other effects is if you’re close to capping on the other buffs.

TLDR: “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” is extremely good for Kimochi battles and absolutely Whale-Tier. It allows for a very high amount of damage to go out against the enemy. However, keep in mind that you ideally want this as max-awakened, and this will be life changing for a very specific highplay kind of fight-- if you don’t care about Kimochi battles, then this memoria isn’t going to change your life or gameplay. This is limited to the event gacha “The Call of the Open Sea.” This memoria is also event memoria, and should be kept in the case of a rerun.

Review: “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” is Whale-tier and one of the best memoria in the game, if not the best memoria in the game, for Kimochi fights. For one turn, you can activate this memoria and deal a ridiculous amount of damage against the enemy-- of course, it also has some setup required.

The Damage Increase is the easiest effect on this memoria-- no extra work required. But then you get to the Magia Damage Up. Naturally you’ll want to use this memoria on the same turn as a Magia to get a full effect from it. The last portion of the Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments can be tricky, but easily solved through a connect, a magia, or an active memoria that places Status Ailments on the target.

Of course, the maximizing of damage against the enemy doesn’t stop there. A connect was mentioned-- a connect from a character with Attack Up or Damage Up would synergize well with the equipped character, giving them an additional offensive buff in addition to their Damage Increase. But planning can go before the battle even starts too-- since you know you’ll get 30% Damage Increase along with 12.5% Magia Damage Up, why not plan ahead and make your memoria work around that? Give some Passive Attack Up, some Passive MP Gain Up (to make it easier to get to Magia of course), maybe equip an active memoria that makes it easier to get that tasty 40% Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments effect, maybe choose just the right character for the magia buffs...

You see where I’m going? This is the kind of memoria that you make a strategy and a whole team around. This memoria is fine if you use it as-is, with no regard to the other two effects (at least use the Magia Damage Up though!), but the true strength in it is how much raw power you can get out of it.

One thing to note here is that this really is a Whale’s memoria-- as in, you really want to have this one max awakened for it to be good. That’s not to say it’s bad as a single copy... But one single copy of “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” does not count as Whale-Tier. Perhaps if you were using it more for a combination of the Damage Increase and Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments together-- but otherwise... eh.

In fact, real quick-- something important to know about this memoria is just how good it is when you utilize all of its effects. Let’s compare it to other memoria in the game:

(Limited 4*) “Memories of Departure” Damage Increase [45%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] (Self / 1 Turn)

(3*) “Splash Party!” Damage Increase [40%] & Damage Cut [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Deliver Your Wish!” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] & Magia Damage Up [12.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “Past and Future” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 4*) “Wanting to Covet This and That” Damage Increase [20%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “To Museums on the Weekends” Damage Increase [20%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 Turn) 

Let’s say you wanted to use a single copy of “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” and you aren’t taking advantage of its other two effects-- the memoria damage output is the same as an unlimited three-star memoria. In fact, “To Museums on the Weekends” might even be more helpful than “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” might be, because you could possibly get usage out of the Accele MP Gain Up.

If you have a max awakened copy but again are only using it for its 30% Damage Increase, and not for its Magia Damage Up or Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments.... then it’s actually worse than the unlimited “Past and Future” which gives 30% Damage Increase... for three turns.

Do you see where I’m going? “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” is extremely good, but only if you actually take advantage of all its effects. If you’re a Free-to-Play player and you don’t care about how you do in Kimochi battles, then you don’t need to worry about acquiring this memoria. It’s not going to significantly improve your gameplay and those Magia Stones are better spent elsewhere.

In addition, one thing to note here is that the kind of damage output done by this memoria is best used for Kimochis, because in most battles this much damage isn’t actually necessary. The important part of a Kimochi fight is that the enemy can’t die. Because of that, you can get as much damage out as possible and memoria like this can truly shine: in a normal fight against a Challenge Mode, this much preparation is overkill. 

So overall? “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” is Whale-Tier and the best active memoria for Kimochi fights-- but it’s also really Whale-Tier, and it’s good for a very specific kind of fight. If you want to take Kimochi battles seriously and fight amongst the very best Whales then this memoria is practically mandatory-- but if this isn’t a goal of yours, acquiring this memoria is a great bonus but not life-changing.

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To Museums on the Weekends

Single Effect: Accele MP Gain Up [20%] & Damage Increase [15%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] & Damage Increase [20%] (Self / 1 Turn)

TLDR: "To Museums on the Weekends” is pretty good and will do well on Magia teams; for regular PVE to even hard content such as the Hundred Calamities or EX-Challenges. It has a high amount of Accele MP Gain Up and a decent amount of Damage Increase, along with a low cooldown at five. Keep in mind it only lasts for one turn though!

Review: "To Museums on the Weekends” is an excellent memoria, worth keeping for most Free-to-Play players and some Dolphins. Don’t be fooled by its three-star status-- it’s very powerful and will be excellent for Magia teams. Let’s quickly define its two effects and then talk about why they synergize so well.

Accele MP Gain Up will increase the amount of MP gained by using Accele disks but note that it does not increase the damage done by them. Characters with two or more Accele disks will benefit from this effect the most. Accele MP Gain Up is generally considered a worse effect than MP Gain Up. Damage Increase will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks, and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, meaning you can have both side by side without hitting each their respective 100% cap ceilings. Damage Increase is generally easier to find than Damage Up. The effect Attack Up is generally considered superior to either Damage Up or Damage Increase.

The amount of Accele Up here is very high, especially when compared to other memoria in the game-- the Damage Increase is a little bit lower, but still viable.

The combination of these two effects synergize very well. Now, if you’re trying to get Accele MP Gain Up, then you’re probably trying to build MP for either a Magia or a Doppel, and normally what damage you do beforehand isn’t too much of a concern. However, that’s not always the case-- for example, before you reach the final boss, you might encounter one or two rounds beforehand with minions who can range from easy health to stupidly high health. For the latter, having a memoria like this can help make sure you kill the minions quickly and still gain enough MP in the meantime.

It goes without saying that the effect of Accele MP Gain Up will work best if you have three Accele disks to use, and a full puella combo. If you can’t guarantee three Accele disks, then two is fine (make sure you use Accele > Charge > Accele to get the most MP out of it!).

"To Museums on the Weekends” will also be excellent for difficult challenges, such as EX-Challenges (when using a magia team) or The Hundred Calamities *when using a magia/stall team). It has a short cooldown at 5 when max awakened, meaning you have a good chance of being able to use it over and over again-- and it works well in tandem with the aforementioned ability to quickly kill minions. Sometimes you want to increase your MP gain without doing Magia right away, and this memoria is perfect for that.

Lastly, even if you don’t need the Damage Increase, "To Museums on the Weekends” is still excellent just for the Accele MP Gain Increase. Take a look at the following: 

(4*) “Latent Strength of the Tokime” Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] & Blast Damage Up [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “People Who Like a Person She Hates“ Accele MP Gain Up [20%] & Chance to Critical Hit [30%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “Part-timing at the Art Gallery“ Accele MP Gain Up [20%] & Magia Damage Up [12.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

If all you plan on needing is one turn, then "To Museums on the Weekends” will give you a very high amount of Accele MP Up Gain, as compared to other four-star and three-star memoria. Some of those memoria last longer, but maybe that’s not necessary as long as you can get enough MP in that one turn.

If all you want is Damage Up/Damage Increase on the other hand, maybe consider these memoria instead:

(4*) “Past and Future” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(4*) “Behind the Scene Performance” Damage Up [20%] & Blast Damage Up [40%] (Self / 1 turn)

(4*) “The Origin Is a Monster Movie” Damage Up [15%] & Blast Damage Up [30%] (Self / 3 turns)

(3*) “Splash Party!” Damage Increase [40%] & Damage Cut [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

But overall, "To Museums on the Weekends” is great and definitely PVE friendly. Four-Star memoria are always prefered, but this should be fine to equip on Magia-oriented Supports if you need to.

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Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid

Single Effect: Attack Up [20%] & Damage Increase [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Attack Up [25%] & Damage Increase [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

TLDR: "Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid” is a really good personal memoria and is definitely work max awakening with the three-star cores (that is, if Ashley has three or more slots). It’s the only memoria in the game (as of writing this) that has both Attack Up and Damage Increase making this an extreme boost to Ashley’s offensive capabilities.

Review: This is a personal memoria for Ashley Taylor. "Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid” is extremely good-- not just for a personal memoria, but it’d be S-tier even if a normal three-star, and it is worth spending cores on to max awaken. Note, this is only if your Ashley has three or more slots however. You can save the cores if you have two or less slots. This is because two passive slots are (almost) always better than two actives, since you really want those extra passive ATK stats that come from passive memoria.

Let’s summarize its two effects: Damage Increase will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks, and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, meaning you can have both side by side without hitting each their respective 100% cap ceilings. Damage Increase is generally easier to find than Damage Up. The effect Attack Up is generally considered superior to either Damage Up or Damage Increase. Attack Up will increase the equipped character’s base stats, meaning that its effected is calculated before buffs/debuffs are considered. Because there are so many sources of Attack Up in the game it can be easy to hit the cap of 100%.

Here’s the thing-- this is the only memoria currently in the game (as of writing this review) that combines the two effects Attack Up and Damage Increase. Attack Up and Damage Increase are both excellent for providing a damage boost in general, but here? Together? Lasting for three turns with a max awakened cooldown of eight? That’s beyond incredible. "Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid” will be an instant button of whoop-ass whenever you need it.

For perspective, damage-dealers will often have these two memoria equipped to give themselves Attack Up & Damage Increase:

“I Won't Stray From This Path” Attack Up [30%] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3)

“Past and Future” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self/3 Turns) (Self/3 Turns)

They are both 30% for Attack Up and Damage Increase, and as Four-Star memoria, that can be hard to do if you’re not a Whale. 

But Ashley? She gets that as a personal memoria, for the same values, for essential free. With memoria cores, you have essentially two max-ascended four-star memoria on one character using only one active slot. That’s amazing!

Of course, "Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid” means you’re not getting the Defense Up or Damage Cut, but that’s fine. You still have a whole other slot to use, and maybe you don’t want defensives on Ashley anyways. Maybe you want Critical Hit, or Defense Pierce, or some other terrifying boost to her offensive capabilities.

Even though four-star memoria are preferred, using "Kumanosuke's Kawaii Vid” on your Support will be more than fine since most followers will prefer offensive memoria.

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Deliver Your Wish!

Single Effect: Damage Increase [25%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

MLB Effect: Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

TLDR: This is an extremely good memoria with a very rare effect in the form of Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments. Utilizing status ailments amongst other buffs, "Deliver Your Wish!” can allow you to deal a high amount of damage to a character in one turn. It qualifies as Whale Tier. This memoria is exclusive to the A La Carte Valentine 2018 gacha. This is event memoria and should be kept in the case of a rerun.

Review: "Deliver Your Wish!” is a very powerful limited memoria that has the rare effect of Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments. This long-named buff is actually hard to find:

Of these five memoria, only one is unlimited, “Stance On Art,” and it’s a passive memoria. Other memoria are either limited to a specific character (”Different Fireworks than Usual” is a personal memoria for Mami (Swimsuit ver.), very unlikely to ever be rerun (”Getting Lost Is a Daily Insurance”), or event shop memoria (”Secret Admiration”). It’s possible that “Secret Admiration” will be rerun at some point, but for now "Deliver Your Wish!” is your only option for having Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments as an active memoria. What does this effect do? Good question.

Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments does what you think: on the buffed character, they will have increased damage if their enemy is affected by a status ailment. Note, that much like regular Damage Up/Increase, this will also work during Magia, Chase, ect. And as always, Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect: they both increase the damage done on actual attacks, or in other words, they increase damage after taking into account your buffs and the enemy’s buffs. However they count separately for the game’s calculations, and that means they can stack together. Damage Increase is generally easier to find than Damage Up.

Having Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments as an Active is probably more useful than having it as a passive-- this is because you can deliberately choose when to use it and set it up ahead of time (through memoria such as “Halloween Theater,” “Three Geniuses,” ect) and still have two passive slots that can be useful all the time. Notably, “Stance on Art” will be great when the enemy has a status ailment, but otherwise does nothing for you if the enemy doesn’t. 

The 30% Damage Increase here is very solid too. Having both effects will give you essentially 70% Damage Up, which is rather incredible. 

One reason to use Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments over Damage Up/Damage Increase effects is if you’re close to capping on both (somewhat difficult to do) and you need an alternate way of increasing your offensive damage, or if you want a really high source of Damage Up. 

Another point to consider is the Status Ailment itself used. For example, a status ailment like Curse doesn’t just inflict 15% damage to HP, but it also will cause the afflicted to take 80% more damage from the element it is weak against. Couple that with the 30% Damage Increase, 40% Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected with Status Ailments, and whatever other buffs you have available and you’ll be giving your enemy a whole new realm of hurt.

This is overall an excellent active memoria, but mostly if there is a way for you to affect the enemies with status ailments. For that reason this will work well on characters with status ailment connects, magia (for example, Rumor Tsuruno, Holy Alina, Hinano Miyako, Livia Medeiros to name a few) or on characters who have an active memoria that will also inflict a status ailment.

This will work well on Supports.

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Memories of Departure

Obtainability: “Angels on the Road” event gacha. This is event memoria and should be kept in the case of a rerun. Single Effect: Anti-Debuff [100%] & Damage Increase [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)  MLB Effect: Anti-Debuff [100%] & Damage Increase [45%] (Self / 1 Turn) 

Anti-Debuff will prevent the equipped character from becoming debuffed (these are the effects with blue icons).

Damage Increase will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks, and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, however Damage Up has a 100% cap while Damage Increase doesn’t. Both collectively cap at 300%.

“Memories of Departure” is a very good limited active memoria. When putting together its two effects, you have a memoria that can serve both an offensive purpose and a supportive one-- however, it’ll be tricky and take some planning to use both effects at once. Notably, “Memories of Departure” has the highest source of Damage Increase from memoria in the game. Even forgoing the Anti-Debuff, this makes it very powerful to use. 

The Anti-Debuff meanwhile will support your character, especially for high-tier content such as Ex-Challenges or the new Endless ones. The trick to using it will be know when to activate it, so using it blindly on a fight isn’t a good idea. You’ll want to know ahead of time when to activate "Memories of Departure” to make use of its Anti-Debuff effect.

Like mentioned earlier, using both effects to its maximum potential will require some planning. You’ll want to take advantage of the Damage Increase, likely with a puella combo, but also want to make sure that the Anti-Debuff is put to good use too.

However, for casual play, this memoria can be utilized solely for the Damage Increase if desired. It’s a memoria that can serve many functions and is a good tool in your arsenal. 

Lastly, this memoria can be considered a Stat Stick. Stat Sticks are Active memoria that beef up a character’s passive DEF its stats, not its effects. These kind of memoria are helpful in Mirrors, where some Actives serve little more than, well, “stat sticks.” This blog considers anything about 2200 DEF a Stat Stick . Note that the memoria needs to be Max Awakened to qualify as a Stat Stick.

TLDR: This is a great memoria for more casual use and for hard content. Getting the most use out of this memoria however will require some planning and and a knowledge of the oncoming fight-- but overall, this is a great tool for straight up increasing the damage your character does.

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I Love It So Much That I Can Fly

Single Effect: Damage Increase [30%] & Evade [35%] (Self / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Damage Increase [35%] & Evade [40%] (Self / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

Damage Increase will increase the damage done by the equipped character’s attacks, and its effect takes place after the buffs and debuffs are calculated. Damage Increase and Damage Up are essentially the same effect, however Damage Up has a 100% cap while Damage Increase doesn’t. Both collectively cap at 300%.

Evade is an effect that will let a character dodge attacks for the turn it is active. Characters with Status Ailments cannot evade, and attacks such as Chase, Counter, Magia, and Doppels also cannot be evaded. Evade does not stack and if there are two sources of it, the highest percentage will be used.

TLDR: “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” is a very good memoria and is the first to eclipse “Past and Future.” However, keep in mind that in some circumstances “Past and Future” will be better if you value protection over a small increase of damage. The Evade on this is notable for being the first unlimited active source of it, but not very reliable for actual protection. This is event memoria for “Yukari Miyuri on Practice” and should be kept in case of a rerun.

Review: “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” is a new and notable memoria because of its 35% Damage Increase.

Before the introduction of this memoria, the highest Active three-turn source of Damage Increase memoria was “Past and Future.” Interestingly, “Past and Future” is a memoria present from the start of the game. Unlike it’s equivalent Attack Up “I Won't Stray From This Path” which has had been powercrept by several memoria introduced into the game, “Past and Future” hasn’t. In fact, outside of inferior event rewards, there wasn’t another memoria like it that gave Damage Increase at 30% for three turns.

Until now.

Behold the superior new memoria, “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly!” It doesn’t give 30% Damage Increase, no! It gives... 35% Damage Increase!

At this point you’re probably rolling your eyes, and I don’t blame you. A 5% increase isn’t going to be notable to anyone besides Whales who want to squeeze out as much damage as possible in high-tier content such as Kimochi events. Additionally, because “Past and Future” has been in the game so long, most players will likely have it Max Awakened at this point (granted, NA Refugees might not be so lucky). A max awakened “Past and Future” offers the same amount of Damage Increase as a single copy of “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” does. 

Of course, a single copy of “Past and Future” will have less Damage Increase than a single copy of  “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” does as well. However, even then, you might want to still consider using “Past and Future” instead of it. This is due to their secondary effects.

“I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” gives 40% Evade and “Past and Future” gives 25% Damage Cut. Normally, preventing damage altogether is much better than reducing it; however Evade doesn’t stack. That 40% (35% if it isn’t Max Awakened) is as high as it will go unless you’re using a superior form of Evade, in which case the 40% Evade on this memoria is wasted.

As a bonus, it’s fine. But for actually protecting a character, it’s extremely unreliable. At 40%, and for three turns, it’s very possible that your character will Evade some of the time... But it’s not a guarantee that they’ll Evade when you need them to. This is also coupled with the fact that Evade, while powerful (and annoying when you’re on the wrong end of it), is comparatively easy to deal with. If the enemy uses Chase or Counter, your character will take damage. If the enemy inflicts a Status Ailment onto your character, they will take damage. If the enemy uses a Magia or Doppel, your character will take damage. 

For low level play this is fine and there are ways to try and protect your character from Ailments or Doppel through play-- but there is also always the chance of the enemy having Anti-Evade, which renders your equipped character’s Evade useless. Why deal with all of that when you could go a more straightforward route and use the Damage Cut offered by “Past and Future” instead?

I’d like to emphasize that I’m not saying “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” is bad by any means. It’s a very good memoria and you should be excited if you get it. However, for most casual and average players, this is isn’t a necessity to grab. Like many new memoria in the game, it offers options: do you want to sacrifice the Damage Cut for 5% extra Damage Increase? For content like Kimochi, where damage taken isn’t an issue for high level play, the answer is going to be an instant yes. But for other content, it’s very possible you might want to play it more safe.

The last thing I’d like to mention regarding Evade is that Active Evade memoria is actually rare. “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” is the first unlimited four-star active Evade memoria in the game:

(Limited 4*) “Lightning Blitz” Evade [50%] & Critical Hit [40%] (Self / 1 turn)

(4*) “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” Evade [40%] & Damage Increase [35%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “Good Things May Lead to Disaster” Evade [40%] (Self / 1 turn) & Status Ailment Resistance Up [25%] (Self / 3 turns )

(Limited 3*) “Beach Nagisa's Afternoon Naptime” Evade [35%] & Critical Hit [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

This makes it pretty unique. It’s unfortunate that Evade chance can’t be stacked to make that 40% chance a little better, but it’s worth noting all the same.

Going back to Damage Increase, I’ve mentioned that this will be a good memoria for Kimochi and high-end content. This is because Damage Increase has a technical cap at 200%, while the effects Attack Up and Damage Up have caps at 100%. What makes this especially notable is that Attack Up and Damage Up can be found on Connects, Magia, and Doppels, while Damage Increase can’t be.

Because of this, it’s common practice get gain Attack Up and Damage Up from Doppels and Magia, and to gain Damage Increase from memoria. There are other options in the game if you want to get more of the effect, but these work for one turn and not three. Good news though-- one of these is an unlimited three-star memoria!

(Limited 4*) “Memories of Departure” Damage Increase [45%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] (Self / 1 Turn)

(3*) “Splash Party!” Damage Increase [40%] & Damage Cut [35%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Deliver Your Wish!” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Whereabouts of the Bubbles” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Up Versus Enemies Affected With Status Ailments [40%] & Magia Damage Up [12.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(4*) “Past and Future” Damage Increase [30%] & Damage Cut [25%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 4*) “Miracle Reporters” Damage Increase [25%] & Damage Cut [20%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(Limited 3*) “Those Feet of Yours Are the Best in the World!” Damage Increase [25%] & Charged Attack Damage Up [12.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

(Limited 4*) “Wanting to Covet This and That” Damage Increase [20%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

(3*) “To Museums on the Weekends” Damage Increase [20%] & Accele MP Gain Up [22.5%] (Self / 1 Turn)

Overall, “I Love It So Much That I Can Fly” is going to be a necessity for high-end Whales, but it’s going to be another good option to consider from for more average, casual players. You should feel free to use this on your Supports.