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Minato Summer Sky: How to Make Her Your Reliable Partner in the Game
In this vibrant world of gaming, Summer Sky is like a girl who always brings surprises to her teammates. She not only silently deals damage from the backline but also skillfully assists her allies, making enemies struggle under the Erosion Effect. To unlock her full potential, we need to equip her with the right weapons and resonances while forming a reliable team. Today, let’s explore how to activate her all-around mode!
First, let’s get to know this cute character. She is a 5-star Anemo Pistol Resonator, positioned as a sub-DPS and support. Simply put, she can both deal damage and assist, making her a versatile card. Her skill mechanisms are also intriguing; her 4th basic attack, Resonance Skill, and Resonance Burst all apply the Erosion Effect. What’s even more exciting is that her Encore skill increases the Erosion Effect on enemies, like tagging them with a damage amplifier. Her Resonance Circuit gathers enemies, making it easier for teammates to perform multi-target attacks, almost like hosting an Enemy party.
When it comes to skill upgrades, here’s a suggested priority: Resonance Burst comes first for maximizing damage output; next is Resonance Circuit, as gathering enemies is incredibly useful; basic attacks and Resonance Skills can be moderately enhanced; and Encore is the final touch. Essentially, we want Summer Sky to both deal damage and help her team deal more damage, which is her true appeal.
Regarding weapons, Summer Sky needs a high critical rate since her performance relies on damage output. Woodland Aria is her signature weapon, offering impressive attack power and critical rate. This weapon’s effect is like labeling enemies as “more susceptible to Anemo damage,” allowing Summer Sky to deal extra Anemo damage to enemies affected by the Erosion Effect. For alternative options, Static Mist and The Last Dance are excellent choices, especially the latter, which significantly boosts Resonance Skill damage when using Encore or Resonance Burst, perfect for a support-DPS role.
For resonance choices, Summer Sky has two main options: Flowing Clouds, Fading Emptiness Set and Light Clouds, Rising Moon Set. If your team is Anemo-based, Flowing Clouds, Fading Emptiness Set is the best choice. This set not only increases Anemo damage but also boosts the team’s Anemo damage when applying the Erosion Effect, essentially adding a damage buff to the entire team. Light Clouds, Rising Moon Set is more suitable for most teams, as it boosts the attack power of the next Resonator after using Encore, perfect for a support character. For main resonances, Phantom Impermanence Heron and Wuwa-Impermanence Heron are great options, providing Obliteration damage and continuous Flame damage, respectively, depending on your team’s needs.
When choosing resonance terms, prioritize critical rate and damage for the main terms since damage output is Summer Sky’s primary role; next is Anemo damage to further enhance her output; and attack percentage as a basic requirement. For sub-terms, focus on critical rate, damage, resonance efficiency, and attack percentage. In short, we want Summer Sky to output damage while also enabling her team to deal even more damage.