Reverse 1999: The Best Voyager Build (Psychubes & Team Comp)

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Voyager is a beautiful violinist inwhose build centers around controlling the battlefield with debuffs. Her debuff attack, Stellar Symphony, inflicts Confusion on enemies when at least partially leveled up, reducing their Critical Resist. Meanwhile, her Counter, Mending Sonata, buffs allies with extra DMG and lowered DMG Taken. Stellar Symphony may have a low attack, but it provides a DMG bonus for Voyager's Ultimate, Galatic On Strings.

Voyager's Insight One is highly useful, as after three actions, she gets Chorus Ensemble. With this status, if an enemy takes action after Voyager acts, she gives all enemies a round of Silence, which prevents them from buffing, debuffing, countering, or healing. If she gets to Insight Three, she also inflicts Seal during Chorus Ensemble, so enemies can't use their Ultimates. This encourages an active, constant play style.

Voyager needs a sturdy ATK Psychube to support her weak attack Incantation. This Incantation, Stellar Symphony, targets all enemies, which rules out Psychubes with a single-target Amplification trigger. As more Psychubes join the lineup in, players should be on the lookout for ATK Psychubes with Amplification triggers based around Positive or Negative Statuses.

One of the few ATK Psychubes available in 's global launch with a focus on Negative Statuses is Yearning Desire, a 5-Star Psychube that works with Voyager's Insight. With this Psychube, when Voyager attacks an enemy with lowered stats or a Negative Status, she deals up to 16% more DMG.

Once she can inflict Confusion on enemies with Stellar Symphony, Yearning Desire improves her Incantation's combat ability. Better yet, this Psychube provides up to 15% extra Incantation Might, further strengthening Voyager's