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The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds

Obtainability: Limited to completing missions for the Puella Historia Campaign.

MLB Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [10%] & Blast Damage Up [20%]

Effect Definitions:

Flame Attribute Attack Up will increase a unit’s base attack stats when they use a Flame-attribute attack. It functions similarly to Attack Up and even stacks with it, but it won’t contribute to Attack Up’s Percentage Ceiling.

Blast Damage Up is a straightforward buff that means Blast Discs will deal more damage. Blast Damage Up has a capped percentage at 100%.

TLDR: “The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds” is a decent free-to-play friendly memoria with a scary amount of ATK stats. However its two effects are low for their percentages, so it’s not overpowered. You can equip this on Flame Blast-type supports.

Review: Before saying anything else, “The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds” has a truly terrifying amount of passive ATK. In fact...

As of writing this review, it has the most passive ATK in the entire game! That’s including a bunch of limited gacha memoria! Impressive.

Less impressive are the effects’ percentages for “The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds”. Flame Attribute Attack Up and Blast Damage Up are both good effects, but at 10% and 20% respectively, this memoria might feel a bit lacking.

However, this isn’t absolutely terrible either. For a Free-to-Play player, this memoria is going to be extremely helpful on Flame blasters-- so its best to use this on units like Chizuru, Kyoko Sakura, Swimsuit Kyoko, Doppel Kyoko, Juri Ooba, and Ranka Chizu.

It’s questionable how useful this memoria will be for Whales. Attack Up has a 100% cap ceiling, so many players will use Attribute Attack Up to stack a similar effect without contributing to said ceiling. However, “The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds” means sacrificing a LOT of potential buffs for only a small 10% in Flame Attribute Attack Up. It’s also entirely possible that if the player is capped on Attack Up, they also might be capped on Blast Damage Up, meaning that all this memoria can offer is a pitiful 10% Flame Attribute Attack Up and some truly menacing ATK stats. 

Other things to consider for players would be if other (semi) free-to-play friendly memoria are better or worse to use than this one, such as:

(Limited Welfare 4*) “An Entrance Backed by a Column of Clouds” Blast Damage Up [35%] & Anti-Burn [100%]

(Limited Mirrors 4*) “I'll Continue to Shoulder the Burden” Blast Damage Up [30%] & Damage Increase [25%]

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Never Forget” Blast Damage Up [30%] Blast Damage Cut [10%]

(Limited Welfare 4*) “Being Myself, With Pride” Blast Damage Up [25%] & Attack Up While At Max Health [25%] & Defense Down (Self) [15%]

Obviously on non-flame units the answer is that all of the above are better to use. On Flame units the answer is more tricky. Personally, memoria like “I'll Continue to Shoulder the Burden” and “Being Myself, With Pride” are superior to use thanks to their secondary effects. However, memoria like “An Entrance Backed by a Column of Clouds” or “Never Forget” are trickier-- my gut feeling is that “The Chivalrous Thief Who Believes in Bonds” is better to use, but I don’t feel like doing the legwork to check that out.

Overall, this is a good free-to-play friendly memoria. You can use it on support as long as that support is a Flame type with three blast discs. 

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Even if I Cannot Use Magic

Obtainability: This is a personal memoria for Fairytale Mifuyu. It is obtainable through completing the third episode of her Magical Girl Story and through the Support Gacha.

Single Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [7.5%] & Blast Damage Up [5%] (Allies / 3 Turns)

MLB Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [10%] & Blast Damage Up [15%] (Allies / 3 Turns)

Effect Definitions:

Flame Attribute Attack Up will increase a unit’s base attack stats when they use a Flame-attribute attack. It functions similarly to Attack Up and even stacks with it, but it won’t contribute to Attack Up’s Percentage Ceiling.

Blast Damage Up is a straightforward buff that means Blast Discs will deal more damage. Blast Damage Up has a capped percentage at 100%.

TLDR: “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is a great part of Fairytale Mifuyu’s kit, allowing her to be even more supportive for Flame Charge-Blast teams. Keep in mind though that you need to prioritize what memoria to use if your Fairytale Mifuyu doesn’t have many slots: it is more important for her to be able to Magia/Doppel when needed than for her to have “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” equipped. Additionally, much like Fairytale Mifuyu herself, the usefulness of this memoria outside of the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi is poor. But when utilized with the right amount of slots in the right team, this memoria can truly shine.

Review: “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is similar to another personal memoria in the game: Tsubaki Mikoto’s “Inherited Good-Luck Charm”, which gives 15% Flame Attribute Attack Up to all for one turn. Both memoria are good, as they both allow you to further stack Attack Up without worrying about overcapping on actual Attack Up. Realistically which memoria you use is more dependent on your needs for the character themselves over what their personals offer.

For Fairytale Mifuyu, this personal is very Kimochi-focused, particularly for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi where you want to use Charge-Blast Flame damage. “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” is a natural choice for this (along with Fairytale Mifuyu herself), as it gives Blast Damage Up and Flame Attribute Attack Up, both very much wanted effects for the team.

Note that you’ll want to use this memoria for when your damage dealer(s) of the team use a charged-up all Blast puella combo. Fairytale Mifuyu herself is more of a support than the primary attacker. This is reflected in her discs which are AACBB, which reveals her playstyle: she exists to Magia/Doppel and support her teammates by buffing their damage further. Her personal memoria is a further extension of that.

This also depends on how many slots your Fairytale Mifuyu has and what strategy you’re using in the Kimochi. It is extremely important for Fairytale Mifuyu to get off a Magia/Doppel so that she can assist her team: 

All of these excellent effects found on her Magia/Doppel will only go out to her teammates if she actually gets her Doppel off. What is especially important is the Charge Conservation, so that a high Charge Combo can be kept throughout the battle. This means that you should ensure that Fairytale Mifuyu will always get to 100 MP to 150 MP before that Charge Conservation runs out-- this is much more important than the team-wide effects that “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” grants. If you only have one or two slots, you are much better off prioritizing MP Gain Up memoria or Accele MP Gain Up memoria. 

But if your Fairytale Mifuyu does have three to four slots, this memoria becomes another excellent addition to her supportive kit.

However, because Fairytale Mifuyu is so specialized for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi, it means she is less useful outside of it. Everything that makes Fairytale Mifuyu excel as a Flame Blast-Charge Support also makes her a little too niche for roles outside of that-- for example, she has Charge Conservation in her Magia/Doppel, but she only has one Charge disc and doesn’t have any Charge Combo Charge Count Up in her Spirit Enhancement, meaning that she can’t build high Charge Combos by herself. 

Additionally, it will be difficult for her to build up MP on a team with blasters unless that team has somehow already reached a high Charge Combo, and that can be difficult to arrange beforehand. Even more, it might not be necessary to have Fairytale Mifuyu buffing a team like that-- most content is easily handled through the efforts of two Blast units (one of your own, and one Support). Lastly, one reason Fairytale Mifuyu is so good for the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi is that Kimochi bosses have absurdly high HP pools to ensure that players can strive to max out their damage without killing the Kimochi. Outside of that, you aren’t typically going to find bosses with high HP like that who will last through a damage-capped Blast Puella Combo attack.

All of this to say, this memoria is very niche, much like Fairytale Mifuyu herself. If you’re not using in the Moving Aquamarine Heel Kimochi, you can safely put “Even if I Cannot Use Magic” into the Memoria Vault Jail until the next time that Kimochi is rerun.

This memoria is worth using Over-Limiters on. You want to squeeze out as much damage as possible, don’t you?

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Inherited Good-Luck Charm

Single Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [12.5%] (All / 1 turn)

MLB Effect: Flame Attribute Attack Up [15%] (All / 1 turn)

TLDR: “Inherited Good-Luck Charm” is a very good memoria, especially for whales, but still useful for Free-to-Play Players too. It won’t just apply its buff to Tsubaki, but to all (Flame) members of the team, making it a very offensively supportive memoria.

Review: This is a personal memoria for Tsubaki Mikoto. “Inherited Good-Luck Charm” is the first memoria to have the effect “Flame Attribute Attack Up,” so let’s review and summarize that. Flame Attribute Attack Up will increase a unit’s base attack stats when they use a Flame-attribute attack. It functions similarly to Attack Up and even stacks with it, but it won’t contribute to Attack Up’s Percentage Ceiling, meaning you can use the two alongside one another without concern.

Already the benefits of this seem obvious, as you don’t need to worry about overcapping on Attack Up to 100% by using “Inherited Good-Luck Charm” as an active-- but also noticed that this doesn’t just work for Tsubaki, but for all the characters on her team (who are of the Flame Attribute). That’s incredible! This memoria has a lot of utility-- you can save it for a puella combo (of any flame character) or use it when you can set up good disks but not a combo itself. 

Even if you don’t have Flame units on your team, it’ll still be of use given that Tsubaki herself is a Flame type. This means you can stack double Attack Up passive memoria and still give yourself even more Attack Up without wasting any-- a very good memoria indeed.

Granted, “Inherited Good-Luck Charm” is going to be a bigger boon to Whales than it will be for Free-to-Play Players who are less likely to worry about capping on Attack Up percentages. If you’re using Tsubaki but aren’t concerned about hitting the Attack Up cap, then a memoria such as the following will be more helpful (for directly buffing Tsubaki that is-- none of these will apply to the party):

“Even if I Take a Wrong Path” Attack Up [35%] & Chance to Anti-Counter [80%] (Self / 3 Turns)

“Formally Deciding“ Attack Up [30%] (Self / 3 Turns) & Status Ailment Resistance Up [50%] (Self / 3 Turns)

“Survival Date on a Deserted Island” Attack Up [30%] & Anti-Debuff [2 Debuffs] & Defense Up [37.5%] (Self / 3 Turns)

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

But overall, this is a very good memoria for avoiding the Attack Up cap and supporting a flame team. It should prove useful for the upcoming Kimochi where flame units are preferred. 

Thank you so much to an anonymous friend for supplying this screenshot!