Shaddai
Stats[edit]

| Info | |||
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| Rarity | Race | Grade | AI |
| 5★ | Godly | 95 | Attack |
| 6★ Stats | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP | 1342 (41/467) | Vitality | 207 (39/467) | ||||
| Strength | 110 (278/467) | Agility | 117 (369/467) | ||||
| Magic | 230 (17/467) | Luck | 184 (7/467) | ||||
| PATK | 561 | PDEF | 612 | ||||
| MATK | 813 | MDEF | 672 | ||||
Skills[edit]
| Innate Skills | Spirit Chain Resistance - Indignation: 2. Activates the following Chain Effect if successful: |
Awaken: *Damage inflicted by this effect will ignore all death prevention skills. | |
Gacha: Reduces all enemy ATK and EV/AC by 20%. (1 turn) | |
Gacha: | |
Spirit Panels
| Panel | Completion bonus | Step stat bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Panel 1 | Adds Null Mortal. +25% to Max HP. Battle Start Effect: User gains 4 counts of Fortify. | HP +25 (MAX +250) |
| Panel 2 | Adds Null Mute/Charm. Endures with 1 HP 4 times per battle. Survival Effect: -40% to Critical damage received for the party. | Phys DEF: +150(MAX) |
| Panel 3 | +35% to Max HP. +30% to Magic damage. Activates the following Chain Effect when an enemy lands a Critical hit or when the user is downed: Inflicts Almighty damage (Magic, Power: 200) on all enemies. *Damage dependent on 30% of user’s Max HP and ignores all death prevention skills. | HP +25 (MAX +250) |
Availability[edit]
Only available from a banner specific event.
Available from the gacha.
| Info | Builds | Lore |
Role Summary[edit]
| Name | Best Archetype(s) | PVE | PVP | ||||
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| PVE | PVP | Offense | Defense | Tournament | |||
| C | B | B | A | ||||
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| Synergies | - | ||||||
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Official Profile[edit]
One of the names for God that appears within the Old Testament. While its original meaning is unclear, it is most commonly translated into English as God Almighty. In the Book of Genesis, Abraham, the father of the Israelites, is said to have sworn himself to Shaddai in exchange for his descendants being given the land of Canaan. Based on the Kabbalah school of though from Jewish mysticism, this name can also be interpreted as referring to Yesode, one of the ten sephirah.