Reverse 1999: The Best Satsuki Build (Psychubes & Team Comp)
Satsuki may not be the greatest character in , but she becomes a great crowd control support when she has the right team comp. She is a 5-Star character with a Plant Afflatus dealing Mental DMG. She has a dual-target attack with an increased Penetration Rate and a debuff that applies Rigidity, which eventually stacks into Petrify.
Petrify prevents an enemy from acting until a certain amount of rounds pass or until they obtain Reality DMG. By reapplying Rigidity, Satsuki can also extend the duration of an existing Petrify status. This makes Satsuki a decent crowd-control unit, especially when paired with other characters who use Petrify. She just needs a good Psychube and specific team comps to utilize fully.
When looking for good Psychube options for Satsuki in future updates of, keep an eye out for single-target Amplifications. Satsuki's debuff and Ultimate are single-target abilities that could benefit from these bonuses.
Of all the globally available ATK Psychubes in, Luxurious Leisure is Satsuki's best-in-slot Psychube. The Psychube boosts Ultimate Might by 18% at Level 60, playing well with its Amplification. When Satsuki uses her Ultimate while using Luxurious Leisure, she will get up to a 9% DMG Dealt bonus. This bonus can be stacked three times throughout the fight. Since only a few characters have a single-target Ultimate that can trigger Luxurious Leisure, there shouldn't be much competition for its use if you're lucky enough to pull this Psychube.
Of course, if another character with a single-target Ultimate would benefit more from Luxurious Leisure, try giving Satsuki Thunderous Applause and turn her into a stronger sub-DPS. Thunderous Applause is both an ATK and Crit Psychube that gives you further incentive to send Satsuki on the attack. When Satsuki scores a critical hit on her debuff or her Ultimate, her Critical DMG increases by up to 32%. Thunderous Applause increases the chance of these critical hits by boosting Satsuki's Critical Rate by up to
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