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· The total sum of rhythm cards is applied as base damage, with multiplier increases added on top.
· Cards with effects that trigger 'based on the number of rhythms' reflect the count of rhythm cards in your deck, with 6 cards being the standard.
· They can also be used as Call & Response rhythm cards and receive additional bonuses when in hand.
· Legend and Fortissimo cards have their multipliers fluctuate based on the number of rhythms connected to the graveyard. They are considered connected if they are in the graveyard.

· This compares the multipliers of each card when their potential is maximized. Most cards show a steady increase in multiplier, but Fortissimo's increase is particularly noticeable in the 1-3 card range.
· Fortissimo and Arpeggio show particularly strong performance.
· Crescendo's efficiency drops when used with 6 or more cards, showing little difference compared to Staccato despite its wider multiplier fluctuations.

· While the multiplier is lower compared to other cards, you can use rhythm cards in hand to trigger effects at the right moment.
· It's effective to activate the ceiling effect on enemies with low counts.
· The lower multiplier might make using other cards a better choice.

· Damage fluctuates based on the number of rhythms; when 4-5 cards accumulate in the graveyard, it reaches a multiplier similar to Staccato.
· Strategies include using it with Encore 3 for a 0-cost play or accumulating cards in the graveyard to activate it all at once with Encore 4.
· Its low initial multiplier, 2-cost, and minimal multiplier difference compared to Staccato make it difficult to leverage its advantages.

· Can be used with a stable, high multiplier. When used with Tenebrea's many low-cost cards, it's easy to avoid cost increases.
· 0-cost usage through Meilin's 'Attack and Defense in One' or Encore 3 is powerful.
· It has good synergy with Meilin and offers decent performance for general use.

· The multiplier significantly increases with 3 or more connections, but requires careful operation as it can be destroyed by connection effects during normal use.
· It greatly benefits from fixed damage increase effects due to its 2-hit property.
· When using Spotlight 3, it's effective to activate it while keeping cards in hand, or to accumulate and use it after activating Ray's 'Dark Slash'.
· While requiring some effort to operate, it boasts extremely powerful performance.

· All cards are treated as Tenebrea's cards, with varying multipliers and effects.
· While the order of use needs consideration depending on the situation, using cards with lower numbers first is efficient.
· Synergy with Spotlight 3, which allows selection of high-multiplier Arpeggios, is also strong.
· Arpeggio is a highly complete and user-friendly card on its own, powerful enough to be used even in Grand Battles (大裂戦).

· Can be changed into a selected card and reverts to the Fermata state at the end of the turn.
· Can also transform Call & Response 1 and 5, increasing the number of rhythm cards.
· Since it has no effect in the Call & Response state, it's best to convert it into Crescendo or Fortissimo for use.
· A useful card when you have spare AT.

· Compares multipliers after activating 'Dark Slash' and when using 'Encore 4'. Under these conditions, Fortissimo excels after 'Dark Slash', while Crescendo shines with 'Encore 4'.
· When used as a set, Staccato is powerful, and each card's strengths are clearly distinguished.
· Arpeggio is somewhat disadvantaged in this combination and works better with Spotlight.
· When used as a set, Staccato is powerful, and each card's strengths are clearly distinguished.
· Arpeggio is somewhat disadvantaged in this combination and works better with Spotlight.

· Rhythm and Crescendo are difficult to operate due to low damage and instability.
· Staccato is easy to use and provides stable damage, shining particularly in combination with Meilin.
· Fortissimo requires some skill to operate but possesses very high damage potential.
· Arpeggio has considerations like usage order but is powerful enough to be used in Grand Battles, receiving a high rating.
· Fermata has a unique ability to transform into other cards and can be useful when AT is available.