Best Teams in Reverse 1999 Version 1.1

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Everyone loves pulling and leveling up the highest-rated characters in Reverse 1999, but unless you can pair them up with the right team, that won’t get you far.

Assembling the right team is your key to victory. Sure, pulling the best characters, leveling their insight and resonance with materials, and studying their best build is important, too. But no one, not even Melania, can clear the late stages of limbo on their own. Building the best teams in Reverse 1999 is a must, but it’s also pretty tough. The success of these teams hinges on synergy, timing, and strategic maneuvers. In this guide, we’ll go over the best teams in Reverse 1999 and why they work.

Team 1: The Damage Ensemble

• Damage Dealer: Lylia
• Support: Sonetto
• Healer: Tennant

Lylia might not be the best damage dealer in the game, but she’s decent enough on her own. With Sonetto’s buffs, she’ll deal more and take less damage. In the meantime, Tennant will look cool in the back while she reduces the enemy’s defense with Diamond Bullet.

Lylia’s star power combined with Sonetto’s buffs and Tennant’s healing make this one of the best teams in Reverse 1999. Sonetto amps up Lylia’s damage potential while Tennant keeps the team alive.

Team 2: Offensive Dominance

• Damage Dealer: Centurion
• Support: Bkornblume
• Healer: Balloon Party

Centurion is an S-tier damage dealer, but while she will definitely lead the charge here, she won’t be the only one dishing out damage. Bkornblume can also spread some damage while she debuffs the enemy. However, because Bkornblume is pretty vulnerable, a solid healer like Balloon Party must bolster the team’s resilience.

If you’re into clearing stages quickly at the risk of having a party wipeout, this is your team. It’s an offensive