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Monster Strike: Super Ultimate Takamine, Quick Unkyu Clear Guide Without Party RestrictionsThis video introduces a strategy for quickly achieving "Un-gyoku" in the "Monst Strike" super ultimate quest "篁" without party restrictions. The core strategy involves utilizing the 1st and 2nd stage panels to lower enemy defense and increase weak point multipliers. It also demonstrates how to use the powerful character "Rinne" and presents both a regular party and an elite party strategy to aid viewer understanding.
1. 🎮 '篁' Quest Overview & Core Mechanics: How to Use Wall Change Panels
· The '篁' quest is a Shangri-La collaboration quest that rarely appears while repeatedly playing other quests.
· The core mechanic of this quest is the 'Wall Change Panel,' where the panel number changes upon contact with a wall.
· Panel 1 reduces the defense of all enemies, and Panel 2 increases the weak point multiplier for all enemies. Both effects last for 2 turns.
· Panel 3 fires 6 recovery shots, with each shot healing 5000 HP.
· It's important to activate Panels 1 and 2 on enemies first, and then use Panel 3 for recovery when HP is low.
· The core mechanic of this quest is the 'Wall Change Panel,' where the panel number changes upon contact with a wall.
· Panel 1 reduces the defense of all enemies, and Panel 2 increases the weak point multiplier for all enemies. Both effects last for 2 turns.
· Panel 3 fires 6 recovery shots, with each shot healing 5000 HP.
· It's important to activate Panels 1 and 2 on enemies first, and then use Panel 3 for recovery when HP is low.
00:00 - 01:38
1. 🎮 '篁' Quest Overview & Core Mechanics: How to Use Wall Change Panels
· The '篁' quest is a Shangri-La collaboration quest that rarely appears while repeatedly playing other quests.
· The core mechanic of this quest is the 'Wall Change Panel,' where the panel number changes upon contact with a wall.
· Panel 1 reduces the defense of all enemies, and Panel 2 increases the weak point multiplier for all enemies. Both effects last for 2 turns.
· Panel 3 fires 6 recovery shots, with each shot healing 5000 HP.
· It's important to activate Panels 1 and 2 on enemies first, and then use Panel 3 for recovery when HP is low.
· The core mechanic of this quest is the 'Wall Change Panel,' where the panel number changes upon contact with a wall.
· Panel 1 reduces the defense of all enemies, and Panel 2 increases the weak point multiplier for all enemies. Both effects last for 2 turns.
· Panel 3 fires 6 recovery shots, with each shot healing 5000 HP.
· It's important to activate Panels 1 and 2 on enemies first, and then use Panel 3 for recovery when HP is low.
01:39 - 04:46
2. 🎯 Regular Party Strategy: Defeating Enemies with Panel Manipulation and Monster Combinations
· To activate the 1st and 2nd effects of the Wall Change Panels, first touch the wall once, step on Panel 1, then touch the wall again and step on another panel. This completes the enemy defense reduction and weak point multiplier increase.
· Once this state is achieved, attack power significantly increases.
· While it's difficult to defeat enemies in this quest without activating the defense reduction and weak point multiplier increase, panel adjustments allow for easy defeat and fast clears.
· The enemy in the upper right attacks quickly, so it's best to defeat it first. Be cautious of the blast damage, which is around 40,000.
· Rinne has a weak point killer and power aura, resulting in high direct attack power, so Rinne is recommended as a friend monster.
· In the boss battle, activating Panels 1 and 2 by touching the wall is crucial.
· Once this state is achieved, attack power significantly increases.
· While it's difficult to defeat enemies in this quest without activating the defense reduction and weak point multiplier increase, panel adjustments allow for easy defeat and fast clears.
· The enemy in the upper right attacks quickly, so it's best to defeat it first. Be cautious of the blast damage, which is around 40,000.
· Rinne has a weak point killer and power aura, resulting in high direct attack power, so Rinne is recommended as a friend monster.
· In the boss battle, activating Panels 1 and 2 by touching the wall is crucial.
04:47 - 08:40
3. 💥 Boss Battle Strategy: Utilizing Smash SS and Panel Adjustment Tactics
· It's important to perfectly step on the panels when the boss is under the defense reduction and weak point boost effects.
· Nighthawk has the lowest firepower in the party, so panel adjustments must be done while attacking.
· If you don't step on the panels, the effects disappear, so you need to quickly step on them to reset.
· Using Smash's SS can quickly defeat enemies and provides excellent support capabilities by entering an acceleration state.
· During Rinne's turn, the weak point boost is active, so touch the wall once to increase defense and attack.
· In the boss battle, activate Panels 1 and 2 to attack.
· Nighthawk has the lowest firepower in the party, so panel adjustments must be done while attacking.
· If you don't step on the panels, the effects disappear, so you need to quickly step on them to reset.
· Using Smash's SS can quickly defeat enemies and provides excellent support capabilities by entering an acceleration state.
· During Rinne's turn, the weak point boost is active, so touch the wall once to increase defense and attack.
· In the boss battle, activate Panels 1 and 2 to attack.
08:41 - 11:15
4. 🏆 Regular Party Clear & Introduction to Elite Party Strategy
· The '篁' quest was cleared with a regular party consisting of 2 Smash, 1 Nighthawk, and a friend Rinne.
· Attackers like Smash require carefully selected monsters, and 'Kageki' in particular can increase firepower for faster clears.
· In the elite party strategy, Rinne's SS is key, and successfully executing it allows for a very quick quest completion.
· Rinne's SS is difficult to use, but it can deal powerful damage when successful.
· Rinne benefits from attacking the weak point at the bottom, and attacks are possible even with a single wall touch.
· The party composition for the regular party clear was 2 Smash, Nighthawk, and a friend Rinne.
· Attackers like Smash require carefully selected monsters, and 'Kageki' in particular can increase firepower for faster clears.
· In the elite party strategy, Rinne's SS is key, and successfully executing it allows for a very quick quest completion.
· Rinne's SS is difficult to use, but it can deal powerful damage when successful.
· Rinne benefits from attacking the weak point at the bottom, and attacks are possible even with a single wall touch.
· The party composition for the regular party clear was 2 Smash, Nighthawk, and a friend Rinne.
11:16 - 15:54
5. ✨ Collaboration Gacha Results & Character Evaluation
· After 50 pulls in the gacha, 2 "Shiba" units were obtained.
· There are no essential characters in this collaboration, and casual pulls are recommended.
· Aimed for "Kaosagi" and "Namoka" but did not obtain them.
· Among the collaboration characters, only "Shiba" and "Konsari" are considered essential, with others not being mandatory.
· Exchanging for the "Sakamoto" starter pack for 1000 yen is the most efficient option.
· Additional gacha pulls are planned for when "Namoka Osagi" is featured.
· There are no essential characters in this collaboration, and casual pulls are recommended.
· Aimed for "Kaosagi" and "Namoka" but did not obtain them.
· Among the collaboration characters, only "Shiba" and "Konsari" are considered essential, with others not being mandatory.
· Exchanging for the "Sakamoto" starter pack for 1000 yen is the most efficient option.
· Additional gacha pulls are planned for when "Namoka Osagi" is featured.