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· This video analyzes the performance of Francesca Prelati, a new 5-star Caster Servant introduced as a fake collaboration in Fate/Grand Order.
· The most significant feature of this Servant is that her skill set changes depending on whether she is male or female. These changes are expected to have a major impact on gameplay.

· Skill 1: Grants 1 turn of Invincibility to all allies, and applies a Critical Rate Down and Fear status to all allies for 3 turns. Has an effect to switch one's Command Codes. If male, switches to female, and if female, switches to male, but choosing not to switch is also possible.
· Skill 2: Increases all allies' NP by 30% and boosts her own Arts performance for 3 turns. When in Francesca form, increases her own NP by 80% and boosts Arts performance for 3 turns.
· Skill 3: In Fransoa form, grants Order Special Attack to all allies and boosts Arts performance for 3 turns. In Francesca form, grants Chaos Special Attack to all allies and boosts Noble Phantasm damage for 3 turns.

· Fransoa Form Noble Phantasm: Decreases all enemies' debuff resistance for 3 turns, and applies Confusion and a low chance of Skill Seal for 3 turns each turn. Also applies Curse for 3 turns, decreases successful enhancement rate for 3 turns, and decreases Noble Phantasm damage and Arts attack resistance for 3 turns. This is a debuff-focused Noble Phantasm.
· Francesca Form Noble Phantasm: Deals a powerful Mental Debuff Special Attack to all enemies, with increased Special Attack damage based on Overcharge. Decreases Noble Phantasm damage resistance for 3 turns, removes all allies' debuffs, grants Debuff Immunity, and increases Resistance to Buff Removal for 1 time for 3 turns. This is an attack-focused Noble Phantasm.

· The Command Code switching function offers the highest usability compared to previous Servants like Melusine and Ptolemy.
· Melusine can only switch from single-target to AoE, and Ptolemy must transform, whereas Prelati can be freely utilized with either a support-type or attack-type Noble Phantasm, giving her high utility.
· Thanks to this flexibility, she can secure survivability while simultaneously applying debuffs to enemies and dealing damage, showcasing powerful performance.

· In Fransoa form, she possesses the rare effect of providing 30% NP to all allies and boosts her own Arts performance, increasing Noble Phantasm damage or rotation speed.
· In Francesca form, she increases her own NP by a significant 80%, allowing for an immediate Noble Phantasm if the Append Skill is unlocked. Additionally, the boost to Arts performance increases her damage output.

· In Fransoa form, she grants Order Special Attack and Arts performance boost to all allies. This is effective against enemies with the Order attribute.
· In Francesca form, she grants Chaos Special Attack and Noble Phantasm damage boost to all allies. If considering a Noble Phantasm-centric playstyle, using this skill in Francesca form holds greater value, as Chaos Special Attack and Noble Phantasm damage boost are more efficient.

· In Fransoa form, she possesses Class Skills such as Magic Resistance B, Riding A, Presence Concealment B, and Item Construction B.
· The Class Skills remain the same in Francesca form.
· Among the Append Skills are NP Charge, Arts Card performance boost, and Quick Card performance boost. Notably, NP Charge and Arts Card performance boost greatly aid in Noble Phantasm usage.

· The Fransoa form Noble Phantasm decreases all enemies' debuff resistance and applies Confusion, along with Skill Seal and Curse each turn.
· It also decreases successful enhancement rate, Noble Phantasm damage, and Arts attack resistance, aiming for slip damage while nullifying enemy buffs and lowering Noble Phantasm damage and Arts attack resistance.
· This serves a supportive role, making it easier to deal damage when transformed into Francesca form.

· The Francesca form Noble Phantasm deals a powerful Mental Debuff Special Attack to all enemies, with increased Special Attack damage based on Overcharge.
· It decreases Noble Phantasm damage resistance, removes all allies' debuffs, grants Debuff Immunity, and increases Resistance to Buff Removal.
· This is particularly useful in high-difficulty content, where it provides high damage through Special Attack while supporting allies.

· Prelati is a Noble Phantasm-centric Servant, showing some weakness in star generation or critical hit operations.
· Compared to recent Servants who simultaneously support AoE buffs and critical hit operations, Prelati is somewhat behind the times.
· However, by utilizing her third skill to supplement damage and leveraging Arts chains, she can exhibit sufficiently powerful performance. That said, the operational difficulty might be somewhat high.

· We conduct a damage test operating Prelati in Francesca form.
· Starting in male form, we apply Invincibility and Fear with Skill 1, boost Chaos Special Attack and Noble Phantasm damage with Skill 3, and then use the Noble Phantasm.
· Although the enemy is a Berserker, the Mental Debuff Special Attack applies, dealing around 600,000 damage. This is expected to be useful in high-difficulty content.

· We switch to Fransoa form to check the debuff effects.
· Skill 1 applies Critical Rate Down and Fear, and Skill 3 boosts Order Special Attack and Arts performance.
· The Fransoa form Noble Phantasm decreases all enemies' debuff resistance and applies Confusion, Skill Seal, Curse, etc. This is effective in restricting enemy actions.

· When using the Noble Phantasm in Francesca form, the damage output is around 600,000.
· Thanks to the Noble Phantasm damage resistance down effect, the damage increases further with consecutive Noble Phantasms.
· The NP gain is about 14%, which isn't very high considering the enemy is a Berserker, but it can be improved by utilizing Arts chains.
· In high-difficulty content, the Noble Phantasm damage resistance down effect will be a significant advantage.

· Prelati has an effect that decreases Noble Phantasm damage resistance when using consecutive Noble Phantasms, allowing her to maintain high damage output continuously.
· Damage significantly increases when using the Rage skill, reaching up to approximately 900,000.
· This is highly effective for quickly defeating enemies through consecutive Noble Phantasms in high-difficulty dungeons.

· The Fransoa form Noble Phantasm focuses on debuff effects, decreasing all enemies' debuff resistance and applying Confusion, Skill Seal, Curse, etc.
· However, if the enemy has a debuff removal ability, Prelati's debuff effects may be nullified, so caution is needed.
· Furthermore, the fact that it's difficult to deal significant damage with critical attacks in Fransoa form can be a disadvantage.

· The Fransoa form Noble Phantasm increases NP gain when utilizing Arts chains.
· With a relatively high number of 3 Arts cards, it's easy to form Arts chains.
· However, the inability to deal significant damage with critical attacks and the potential nullification of debuff effects by enemies with debuff removal abilities are factors to consider.

· Prelati can start in either male or female form, and this can be changed using the 'Main Selection emb' button.
· If you want to use the debuff Noble Phantasm first, starting in female (Francesca) form to secure NP and then transforming is a viable strategy.
· However, generally, applying debuffs in Fransoa form and then transforming into Francesca to attack is recommended as a more powerful operational method.

· Francesca Prelati is a unique Servant whose skills and Noble Phantasm change based on gender, boasting high versatility and powerful performance.
· Her Noble Phantasm damage in Francesca form and her utility in high-difficulty content are particularly outstanding.
· While the operational difficulty is somewhat high, she is a recommended Servant for players who desire both ally support and strong offensive power.