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Wuthering Waves Version 3.1 Strongest Team Compositions Complete Analysis: From Aymes to Flova!This is an in-depth analysis of the most powerful team compositions in the current Wuthering Waves 3.1 meta. We cover the strengths and weaknesses of each character's team, practical usage tips, and clearly present which combinations achieve the best performance through DPS comparisons. Discover everything about the meta-leading teams: Aimess, Yuno, Cartezia, Galbrena, Ryuk, and Flova.
1. 🎮 Aimess Team Composition: The Strongest Combination with Overwhelming Power
· Aimess boasts extremely high inherent power, making her combination with Linne and Monie an unrivaled top-tier team in the Wuthering Waves world.
· Linne, Aimess's optimal supporter, is an excellent sub-DPS who can also be utilized in other compositions and is scheduled for a rerun in the latter half of the next version.
· Even without Linne, combining Aimess with Lupa is sufficiently powerful, and the last slot can be filled by Monie or Teacher Jori, who amplifies Resonance Liberation damage.
· While the Monie combination offers higher team power, Teacher Jori provides superior sustained damage. Therefore, it's recommended to use Teacher Jori in Ruins and Monie in Matrix.
· The Seongpok composition is also very strong, and its team power increases when paired with Linne rather than Lupa.
· Aimess is strong against moving enemies due to her wide attack range and numerous cut-in attacks, and she offers high rotation stability.
· Weakness: She is vulnerable in group battles and wave-based content like Ruins. Aimess's enhanced skill deals distributed damage, so the damage per individual enemy decreases with more targets. Additionally, her Resonance Liberation damage accounts for approximately 35% of her total damage, requiring careful timing of her ultimate in Ruins.
· Linne, Aimess's optimal supporter, is an excellent sub-DPS who can also be utilized in other compositions and is scheduled for a rerun in the latter half of the next version.
· Even without Linne, combining Aimess with Lupa is sufficiently powerful, and the last slot can be filled by Monie or Teacher Jori, who amplifies Resonance Liberation damage.
· While the Monie combination offers higher team power, Teacher Jori provides superior sustained damage. Therefore, it's recommended to use Teacher Jori in Ruins and Monie in Matrix.
· The Seongpok composition is also very strong, and its team power increases when paired with Linne rather than Lupa.
· Aimess is strong against moving enemies due to her wide attack range and numerous cut-in attacks, and she offers high rotation stability.
· Weakness: She is vulnerable in group battles and wave-based content like Ruins. Aimess's enhanced skill deals distributed damage, so the damage per individual enemy decreases with more targets. Additionally, her Resonance Liberation damage accounts for approximately 35% of her total damage, requiring careful timing of her ultimate in Ruins.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Aimess + Linne + Monie | 74,000 | 888,000 |
| Aimess + Lupa + Monie | 72,000 | 864,000 |
| Aimess + Lupa + Teacher Jori | 70,000 | 840,000 |
| Aimess + Linne + Seongpok | 71,000 | 852,000 |
00:26 - 03:02
1. 🎮 Aimess Team Composition: The Strongest Combination with Overwhelming Power
· Aimess boasts extremely high inherent power, making her combination with Linne and Monie an unrivaled top-tier team in the Wuthering Waves world.
· Linne, Aimess's optimal supporter, is an excellent sub-DPS who can also be utilized in other compositions and is scheduled for a rerun in the latter half of the next version.
· Even without Linne, combining Aimess with Lupa is sufficiently powerful, and the last slot can be filled by Monie or Teacher Jori, who amplifies Resonance Liberation damage.
· While the Monie combination offers higher team power, Teacher Jori provides superior sustained damage. Therefore, it's recommended to use Teacher Jori in Ruins and Monie in Matrix.
· The Seongpok composition is also very strong, and its team power increases when paired with Linne rather than Lupa.
· Aimess is strong against moving enemies due to her wide attack range and numerous cut-in attacks, and she offers high rotation stability.
· Weakness: She is vulnerable in group battles and wave-based content like Ruins. Aimess's enhanced skill deals distributed damage, so the damage per individual enemy decreases with more targets. Additionally, her Resonance Liberation damage accounts for approximately 35% of her total damage, requiring careful timing of her ultimate in Ruins.
· Linne, Aimess's optimal supporter, is an excellent sub-DPS who can also be utilized in other compositions and is scheduled for a rerun in the latter half of the next version.
· Even without Linne, combining Aimess with Lupa is sufficiently powerful, and the last slot can be filled by Monie or Teacher Jori, who amplifies Resonance Liberation damage.
· While the Monie combination offers higher team power, Teacher Jori provides superior sustained damage. Therefore, it's recommended to use Teacher Jori in Ruins and Monie in Matrix.
· The Seongpok composition is also very strong, and its team power increases when paired with Linne rather than Lupa.
· Aimess is strong against moving enemies due to her wide attack range and numerous cut-in attacks, and she offers high rotation stability.
· Weakness: She is vulnerable in group battles and wave-based content like Ruins. Aimess's enhanced skill deals distributed damage, so the damage per individual enemy decreases with more targets. Additionally, her Resonance Liberation damage accounts for approximately 35% of her total damage, requiring careful timing of her ultimate in Ruins.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Aimess + Linne + Monie | 74,000 | 888,000 |
| Aimess + Lupa + Monie | 72,000 | 864,000 |
| Aimess + Lupa + Teacher Jori | 70,000 | 840,000 |
| Aimess + Linne + Seongpok | 71,000 | 852,000 |
03:03 - 04:40
2. 🏹 Yuno Team Composition: From Sub-DPS to Main DPS
· Yuno was originally a sub-DPS, but with the arrival of Linne, her talent as a main DPS has blossomed.
· Her bow attacks easily hit any enemy and are strong even against highly mobile enemies like Lahairon.
· Weakness: Yuno's attack range is narrow, making her unsuitable for group battles like Ruins. In Ruins, it's more efficient to use her as Augusta's supporter.
· When paired with Augusta, choosing Linne for the third slot is also a good option. In this case, she starts slower due to not receiving buffs initially, but she can achieve higher scores in Matrix or Ruins compared to combining with Shorekeeper.
· There is also a composition combining Yuno with Giyeon General, but its power is significantly lower than the other two compositions, and Giyeon General can be strongly combined with free characters like Moltopina, so there's no particular need to pair her with Yuno.
· Her bow attacks easily hit any enemy and are strong even against highly mobile enemies like Lahairon.
· Weakness: Yuno's attack range is narrow, making her unsuitable for group battles like Ruins. In Ruins, it's more efficient to use her as Augusta's supporter.
· When paired with Augusta, choosing Linne for the third slot is also a good option. In this case, she starts slower due to not receiving buffs initially, but she can achieve higher scores in Matrix or Ruins compared to combining with Shorekeeper.
· There is also a composition combining Yuno with Giyeon General, but its power is significantly lower than the other two compositions, and Giyeon General can be strongly combined with free characters like Moltopina, so there's no particular need to pair her with Yuno.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Yuno + Linne + Monie | 75,000 | 900,000 |
| Yuno + Augusta + Linne | 68,000 (approx. 74,000 when aggregated over 3 rounds) | 816,000 |
| Yuno + Augusta + Shorekeeper | 69,000 | 828,000 |
| Yuno + Giyeon General + Monie | 60,000 | 720,000 |
04:41 - 05:55
3. 🌪️ Cartezia Team Composition: Master of Single-Target Sustained Damage
· The Cartezia composition boasts high DPS, and thanks to its Wind DMG, Shanu, and Morito's damage, its single-target sustained damage is top-tier in the current meta.
· It's excellent for pushing scores to the very end in Matrix.
· Weakness: While strong in single-target sustained damage, it can surprisingly be difficult to score high in wave-based content like Ruins, where enemies frequently change, as Wind stacks or Destroy stacks may not accumulate sufficiently.
· By utilizing her high swap suitability, Cartezia can achieve considerable scores even in Ruins, making her a character suitable for both beginners and advanced players.
· It's excellent for pushing scores to the very end in Matrix.
· Weakness: While strong in single-target sustained damage, it can surprisingly be difficult to score high in wave-based content like Ruins, where enemies frequently change, as Wind stacks or Destroy stacks may not accumulate sufficiently.
· By utilizing her high swap suitability, Cartezia can achieve considerable scores even in Ruins, making her a character suitable for both beginners and advanced players.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Cartezia + Sisa + Monie | 75,000 | 900,000 |
| Cartezia + Protagonist + Monie | 65,000 | 780,000 |
| Cartezia + Sisa + Free Character | 68,000 | 816,000 |
05:56 - 07:29
4. 🔥 Galbrena Team Composition: Balanced All-Rounder DPS
· The Galbrena composition boasts high DPS and excellent sustained damage.
· As a character who deals damage with enhanced basic attacks, she is strong in wave-based battles and powerful in group battles due to her wide attack range.
· This is a balanced composition with appropriate suitability for all end-game content.
· The optimal composition includes 9-yeon, but 9-yeon's enhanced heavy attack is very vulnerable, leading to instability in rotation. (Possible bug where character's stagger resistance decreases when Resonance Skill is activated)
· While powerful when combined with Unmyeong and Monie, these two characters are better paired with more optimal main DPS characters.
· As a character who deals damage with enhanced basic attacks, she is strong in wave-based battles and powerful in group battles due to her wide attack range.
· This is a balanced composition with appropriate suitability for all end-game content.
· The optimal composition includes 9-yeon, but 9-yeon's enhanced heavy attack is very vulnerable, leading to instability in rotation. (Possible bug where character's stagger resistance decreases when Resonance Skill is activated)
· While powerful when combined with Unmyeong and Monie, these two characters are better paired with more optimal main DPS characters.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Galbrena + 9-yeon + Monie | 73,000 | 876,000 |
| Galbrena + Unmyeong + Monie | 68,000 | 816,000 |
| Galbrena + Lupa + Monie | 67,000 | 804,000 |
07:30 - 09:04
5. ⚡ Ryuk Team Composition: Slow Starter with Stable Rotation
· Ryuk was released shortly after Aimess and was compared to her, but in terms of team power, he is certainly a member of the meta compositions.
· Problem: Currently, the optimal Linne and Monie are more powerful when combined with Yuno or Aimess than with Ryuk. However, Ryuk's individual power is high enough to warrant anticipation for the arrival of his optimal supporter.
· His character inherently has a stagger immunity skill and high mobility, making rotation stability his strength.
· He tends to be a slow starter, making him highly suitable for Matrix.
· The composition with Rerina can also perform at a minimum level in content other than Ruins, making it recommended for beginners.
· Weakness: His attack range is narrow, and his Resonance Liberation accounts for about 30% of his damage, giving him a burst-oriented tendency, which is very disadvantageous in Ruins.
· Problem: Currently, the optimal Linne and Monie are more powerful when combined with Yuno or Aimess than with Ryuk. However, Ryuk's individual power is high enough to warrant anticipation for the arrival of his optimal supporter.
· His character inherently has a stagger immunity skill and high mobility, making rotation stability his strength.
· He tends to be a slow starter, making him highly suitable for Matrix.
· The composition with Rerina can also perform at a minimum level in content other than Ruins, making it recommended for beginners.
· Weakness: His attack range is narrow, and his Resonance Liberation accounts for about 30% of his damage, giving him a burst-oriented tendency, which is very disadvantageous in Ruins.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Ryuk + Linne + Monie | 73,000 (approx. 80,000 when aggregated over 4 rounds) | 876,000 |
| Ryuk + Rerina + Monie | 65,000 | 780,000 |
| Ryuk + Rerina + Free Character | 60,000 | 720,000 |
09:05 - 10:45
6. ❄️ Flova Team Composition: Excellent Practical Performance, Specialized for Ruins/Matrix
· The Flova composition always includes Santarella, and for the remaining slot, it's best to choose Linne, 9-yeon, or a 6-cost character.
· While the team power isn't exceptionally high, Flova's pulling skills, wide skill range, excellent sustained damage, and slow-starter characteristics make her highly suitable for Ruins and Matrix.
· She is particularly good at earning scores easily in Ruins, so pulling Flova can be a great help if you struggle with Ruins.
· In Matrix, the Flova composition, which increases Critical Damage over time, synergizes well with the 2-minute system, and Flova is excellent at staying on the field at the end of the rotation to earn scores.
· She demonstrates high practical performance that isn't always reflected in raw numbers.
· The reason Linne shows higher DPS in this composition than in others is due to Linne's own high damage, her ability to provide much-needed damage buffs to the Flova composition, and the increase in Resonance Liberation Break damage due to Resonance Liberation Break enhancement.
· While the team power isn't exceptionally high, Flova's pulling skills, wide skill range, excellent sustained damage, and slow-starter characteristics make her highly suitable for Ruins and Matrix.
· She is particularly good at earning scores easily in Ruins, so pulling Flova can be a great help if you struggle with Ruins.
· In Matrix, the Flova composition, which increases Critical Damage over time, synergizes well with the 2-minute system, and Flova is excellent at staying on the field at the end of the rotation to earn scores.
· She demonstrates high practical performance that isn't always reflected in raw numbers.
· The reason Linne shows higher DPS in this composition than in others is due to Linne's own high damage, her ability to provide much-needed damage buffs to the Flova composition, and the increase in Resonance Liberation Break damage due to Resonance Liberation Break enhancement.
| Category | DPS (2-round aggregate) | Total Damage (2-round aggregate) |
|---|---|---|
| Flova + Santarella + Linne | 65,000 (higher when aggregated over 4 rounds) | 780,000 |
| Flova + Santarella + 9-yeon | 60,000 | 720,000 |
| Flova + Santarella + 6-cost | 58,000 | 696,000 |
10:46 - 11:03
7. 📊 Overall DPS Comparison of All Optimal Team Compositions
· This is a comprehensive comparison of the optimal team composition DPS for each character introduced so far. Slow-starter compositions are based on 4-round aggregates, while other compositions are based on 2-round aggregates.
| Category | DPS | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yuno + Linne + Monie | 75,000 | 2-round aggregate |
| Aimess + Linne + Monie | 74,000 | 2-round aggregate |
| Galbrena + 9-yeon + Monie | 73,000 | 2-round aggregate |
| Ryuk + Linne + Monie | 78,000 | 4-round aggregate (Slow-starter type) |
| Cartezia + Sisa + Monie | 75,000 | 2-round aggregate |
| Flova + Santarella + Linne | 68,000 | 4-round aggregate (Slow-starter type) |