Miyabi (ZZZ) Build

Miyabi’s element is Frost, a new attribute similar in nature to the Ice attribute, with an independent Anomaly build-up bar. The Frost attribute functions almost identically to Ice, with the same build-up multiplier of 1.0. When Frost’s build-up is full, it triggers its own Anomaly effect, which can combine with other element anomalies, including Ice, to trigger Disorder. However, the Disorder damage caused by Frost anomalies has higher damage multipliers and base values compared to Ice.

The most synergistic part of Miyabi’s skill set is her core passive, which has the following effects:

1. Frost damage inflicted by Miyabi applies the Icefire debuff to enemies. Icefire converts 100% of Miyabi’s Crit Rate into Frost build-up rate, up to a maximum of 80%.
2. If a Frost anomaly is triggered on a target affected by Icefire, it deals direct damage called Frostburn-Break and replaces the Icefire debuff with Frostburn. Frostburn persists until the Frost anomaly ends or is replaced by another anomaly effect. Frostburn increases the anomaly build-up rate for the entire team by 20%.
3. In addition to dealing direct damage, Frostburn-Break grants 1 Fallen Frost (FF), which is Miyabi’s special resource.

Miyabi can store up to 6 FF, displayed below her health bar. Fallen Frosts can be obtained through the following methods:

1. Frostburn-Break: Grants 1 FFs.
2. Ex-Special Skill: Grants 2 FFs per activation.
3. Disorder triggered by any character: Grants 2 FFs.
4. Ultimate Skill: Grants 3 FFs.

The sole purpose of Fallen Frosts is to power Miyabi’s charged Basic Attack. Miyabi’s charged Basic Attack has extremely high damage. Without using her Ultimate, it can account for more than 60% of her total damage output, making it her primary damage-dealing ability. Miyabi’s charged Basic Attack has three charge levels, with each level consuming two FFs. As the charge level increases, the damage multiplier scales exponentially, reaching levels equivalent to the Ultimates of many Attack-type characters. Additionally, Miyabi is invincible while charging, so there’s no risk of being interrupted by enemy attacks.

Apart from her charged Basic Attack, Miyabi’s Basic Attack is also important. Although Basic Attacks don’t have special effects or high multipliers, they are extremely fast and easy to combo into. Basic Attacks serve as Miyabi’s primary filler skill, consisting of five hits: the first two deal physical damage, while the last three deal Frost damage. A full Basic Attack combo takes only about 3 seconds, making Miyabi one of the fastest Basic Attack users in the game. Furthermore, after using her Ex-Special, charged Basic Attack, or Perfect Dodge, Miyabi can directly start from the third Basic Attack, significantly improving her rotation fluidity.

Miyabi’s Ex-Special Skill has two stages, each costing 40 energy. After activating the first stage, a second press triggers the follow-up stage. Each stage of the Ex-Special grants 2 FFs. The Ex-Special itself doesn’t have particularly high damage multipliers, but its anomaly build-up value is significant, making it a good burst skill for triggering anomalies and managing FFs. In practice, the Ex-Special is primarily used during Miyabi’s burst windows to quickly collect 6 FFs.

Another key skill for acquiring FF is Miyabi’s Ultimate, which grants 3 FFs and provides a 30% Ice DMG bonus for 12 seconds.

Finally, let’s look at Miyabi’s team passive. Miyabi’s team passive boosts her charged Basic Attack damage by 60% and grants her 2 FFs whenever Disorder is triggered by the team. Additionally, every Disorder trigger causes Miyabi’s next charged Basic Attack to ignore 30% of the target’s Ice RES. The damage boost from the team passive is very significant. The 30% Ice RES ignore alone increases single-instance damage by at least 20%. However, the activation conditions for Miyabi’s team passive are fairly strict, requiring either a Support character or a same-faction teammate to trigger it.