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· We introduce deck combinations and evaluation criteria for the early Andromeda enhancement environment. Evaluations may vary depending on the importance of Kotsubona and game experience.
· The current main deck consists of one heroine slot and five player characters, prioritizing Kotsubona and game experience, and considering conditional unlocks if possible.

· The goal is to have a balanced mix of cell boosters including Strength, Technique, Agility, and Mental, with one potentially appearing twice. Based on early gameplay experience, including one heroine character is advantageous.
· Without a heroine character, you might get 10,000 experience points x 4 for high Strength, but with a heroine character, you can get 20,000 experience points x 4, totaling 40,000 additional experience points. This is also beneficial for early cell levels, and automatic dates and excellent stamina recovery are useful.
· Kanzaki Korisu is more advantageous than other heroines because she provides a 30% increase in game experience upon reaching level 45, and it is recommended to include her in your deck composition.

· The experience gained during VR practice for the remaining five player event characters varies depending on the level of Kotsubona and game experience, so these two factors account for about 80% of character evaluation. It's not yet clear which factor is more important.
· The remaining 20% includes training, two-sword style, acting skills evaluation, stamina recovery/cap increase abilities, base cap possession, and Strength booster duplication.
· Training characters are highly rated as they significantly contribute to cell recovery with 2 stars and experience gain, but currently, there are many acting skills characters. Acting skills characters make it easier to trigger tags, helping to stabilize experience gain during VR practice with heroine characters.
· Be careful, as initial low ratings might delay tag triggers. While initial ratings are provided based on PSR, SR is generally 10 points lower, so keep this in mind.

· The types of cell boosters you have depend on your main special practice, which is crucial for experience balance. In the later stages of Origin, it's best to have a balanced mix of Strength, Technique, Agility, and Mental.
· Without balance, your experience distribution is likely to be disrupted. After Origin 6, you might be able to focus on Strength boosters to create powerful players.
· Currently, there are many characters with Strength and Technique cell boosters, but very few characters with Agility and Mental cell boosters.

· Your support deck must include an option to increase the experience gain cap, with over 70,000 points recommended. It's advisable to include two Evil enhanced characters or three Stone Wall High characters at level 40 or higher.
· Since exceeding 70,000 experience points is rare, the 80,000-point option for Andromeda enhancement is not currently mandatory. Two Andromeda characters are recommended for the main deck due to their high main aptitude.
· Fill the remaining slots considering high-level heroines, companion characters, rest countermeasures, and illness countermeasures. Additionally, it's recommended to include Strength Practice Reform and Total Practice Reform in your main or support deck.

· Among characters with Strength cell boosters, C2 and Ko are currently the best, with C2 being particularly strong. This table is based on Kotsubona, game experience, maximum/minimum values, and initial PSR rating.

Rank	Character	Key Features
S	C2 (Tsuki Karen)	High level in both Kotsubona and game experience. Can acquire first base when playing first base. Excellent golden support role for C2.
A	Gretel Saeru, Kurogane Ro, Sakata Gintoki	Gretel: Can provide friendship special ability and stamina recovery. High Kotsubona at 220%. Kurogane: Consider for training a third baseman. Gintoki: Can perform clutch hits, and with C2, can perform new clutch hits. Reaches 35 C conversion points at level 50.
B	Many (mainly old characters)	Mainly old characters with high Kotsubona. The impact of 10% game experience is still uncertain.
C	Many	Lower Kotsubona compared to AB ranks. Bianca Mio is included for excellent stamina recovery.

· C2 is rated S-tier due to its high Kotsubona and game experience. Gretel Saeru is an excellent alternative for C2. Gintoki can be used as an alternative after reaching level 50. Rank B mainly consists of old characters with high Kotsubona.

· There are a total of 11 characters with Technique cell boosters, and Cheerleader Aile Cheer is the best, ranked S-tier. It's very useful with friendship recovery and additional Max Drink effects, and if you don't have it, borrowing it from a friend is highly recommended.

Rank	Character	Key Features
S	Cheerleader Aile Cheer	Excellent with friendship recovery, additional Max Drink, etc.
A	Tachibana Mizuki El, Arena Yagyu, Saeru (Normal Edition)	Tachibana: Additional stamp effect. Promotes tag triggers. Yagyu: Possesses Total Practice Reform, can be included in the main deck. Can acquire new supplies with C2. Saeru: Can recover friendship.
B	Many	Fewer strengths than A-rank but decent performance.
C	Ochiai, Iwai	Performance and ease of use are somewhat reduced. Ochiai has Kotsubona 160 at PSR 50.

· Rank A includes Tachibana Mizuki El, Arena Yagyu, and Saeru (Normal Edition). Arena Yagyu, in particular, possesses Total Practice Reform and is good to include in the main deck. Rank B shows decent performance, though with fewer strengths than Rank A. Rank C includes characters whose performance or ease of use is somewhat lacking.

· Since there are very few characters with Agility and Mental cell boosters, they are analyzed together.

Booster Type	Character	Key Features
Agility	Kururugi Suza	Possesses Agility cell booster as Change Practice is the main special practice. Rated as an essential early character due to high Kotsubona and game experience.
	Sakura Ryuju	Possesses Total Practice Reform. Can be a substitute for Kururugi Suza, though with lower Kotsubona and game experience.
	Ohtani Shohei (Resurrected Two-Sword Style)	Can be utilized due to decent Kotsubona performance.
Mental	QT DJBK	Most ideal to include in the main deck. May be pushed to support if new characters with Mental cell boosters appear in the future.

· Kururugi Suza has an Agility cell booster and is considered an essential early character due to high Kotsubona and game experience. Sakura Ryuju possesses Total Practice Reform and can substitute for Kururugi Suza. Ohtani Shohei can also be utilized for his decent Kotsubona performance.
· Among characters with Mental cell boosters, QT DJBK is the most suitable for inclusion in the main deck. There is a possibility of new Mental cell booster characters appearing in the future.

· By building your deck around the characters presented, you should be able to play stably.
· Since there isn't a perfectly established operational method yet, we plan to create additional strategy videos through research on operational methods.
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