[00:01] >> It can be hard to instinctively know which of the 26 hardto find visions to pair with who in Final Fantasy Resonance. >> Fortunately, after tinkering around with the game for 65 hours, we've got [00:14] experience with some of the best combinations. So, here are some of our tips for the best vision combinations in the game. [00:29] specifically, one vision's equippable skill stands out as an incredibly strong addition to any member of your party. Furion has arms a kimbo, which allows the user to take two actions in a turn instead of one. This can lead to some [00:44] ridiculous combinations, such as using it alongside Bart's dual spell blade, Squall's double action, and Nicole's limit break mirroring prism for an insane 16 hit combo. Extra points for following up with mimic [00:58] from your next character to take it to 32 hits total. >> What to do? >> Lazwell is the team's only breaker, but we have an abundance of fantastic breaker visions to choose from for his [01:11] vision pairing. The strength of a breaker is their ability to stagger enemies. I'll not check. >> So, you want to pair him with Barts, who wields three elements that pair well with Lazwell to fill coverage gaps and [01:24] quickly ramp up stagger. >> Fill in the gaps between arms akimbo, dual action, and half MP cost with crit and stagger buffs from Cloud, Sephro, and Tron. Rain is a fierce hero who loves to [01:38] protect others >> over here, flaunt. His provoke ability, which causes enemies to focus on him rather than his companions, pairs really well with the Warrior of Light's counterattacking abilities. [01:50] >> Equip items that imbue elements to your basic attacks or anti-agic studs to make rain counter magic attacks as well. And you'll be making every enemy regret the fact that they dared to come at you. >> Let's go with this. While Warrior of [02:05] Light is good for the early game, if you want to keep Rain around, you can use the same vision pairing and abilities I recommended with Lazwell. That is if you want a bit more of a team player in exchange for a little bit less damage. [02:19] >> Fina is a helpful healer in the early game who can increase those healing powers with the help of a good healing vision such as Leah. In chapter 7, you can swap out Leah for the newly available Ayaka, who is better in almost [02:33] every way. >> She has stronger heals that also apply damage buffs, the ability to resurrect party members to full health, and skills at once. >> There we go. [02:48] >> Your end is not. >> Arch Fina, however, can be used to do >> Arch Fina, however, can be used to do scaling damage with her dark attacks. ashes to ashes. >> She has great synergy with Terra's magic [03:00] doubles the damage of multi-target attacks that hit only one enemy. This makes her main damaging skill, Dystopia, incredibly useful no matter how many enemies are left. Good luck. Possibly [03:14] her best pairing though is the extremely difficult to acquire Sepharoth, who passively grants huge buffs to both magic and physical damage, >> an additional 40% critical hit rate, and the ability legendary soldier. This [03:29] ability lets Fina use her highest attack stat when attacking and her highest defensive stat when defending. This is especially noticeable for the ark witch when she uses queenly wit. >> Someone's been naughty. This attack is [03:42] incredibly useful for lowering enemy damage, but would normally do less harm to them, forcing you to make a choice between damage and debuffs. Somebody thanks to Sephro's power, you'll have no problems breaking through those [03:57] limitations. >> Lid is our gadget girl and is centered progressively grants upgrades to her Mechabo's combat abilities. [04:09] Lid's ultimate pairing is Cloud, who shares her love of crits and staggering enemies. Lid's overclock and overclock zero Lid's overclock and overclock zero skills provide 150% and 300% boosts [04:22] respectively to the damage and stagger power of the next three Mechabo skills. >> Let's get this done. >> With the caveat that Mecho can't use any skills for the next two turns as he cools down. [04:34] While you wait for Mechao to be up and ready, you can make use of Cloud's ready, you can make use of Cloud's spellblade attacks and extra coverage. >> I'll guide us to victory. Nicl is an incredibly strong supportive [04:47] character who can utilize a ton of helpful buffs called formations. Because of this, it can be really helpful to combine him with a healer such as Leah in the early game and then Ayaka in the late game, who has every healing ability [05:00] you could need and also increases all his buffs by an additional turn. >> Keep on fighting, guys. >> To increase this chain of formations, we recommend that your other champions pick up Leah's ability past the torch. [05:13] >> The fun is just starting. >> This should work. You might also want to make sure you consider putting Titus or at least his ability tiptop shape on your physical damage characters if you're using Nickel [05:26] as the increased damage he provides depending on how many buffs a character has is a pretty killer combo. >> Just an express train to the heavens. >> Jake is the perfect candidate for the damage buff from Titus that I just [05:39] >> If you stack his luck ability just right, you can deal some crazy physical >> Jake's guaranteed critical hits from his skills hide and gamble shot synergize [05:51] well with Cloud's critical stagger and critical boost abilities for increased critical boost abilities for increased stagger power and damage. >> While Jake can handle the physical side of things, Sakura is a really powerful [06:06] >> will be rather painful. Pairing her with Shanto is a good time as she can do wild Shanto is a good time as she can do wild damage to an entire group of enemies. >> This is thanks to the ability area effect adept which lets her multiccast [06:21] without damage penalties and the skill dual cast that lets her cast black or dual cast that lets her cast black or white magic spells twice in a turn. >> Santo does better when she's not focusing on staggering, but rather when [06:34] she's spamming powerful skills like Salvation Scythe. Pairing this combo with a strong breaker like Lazwell as well as Nicole's damage and crit buffs means you have any enemy vanquished in no time. Will be rather painful. [06:48] break the limit ability to make sure that Shento is hitting as hard as she maximum cap of damage. >> It will be rather painful. Terra herself [07:00] makes a great alternative pair with Sakura due to her better elemental coverage and abilities such as sharp mind and magic boost. And I tend to swap between the two depending on the type of fight. [07:14] I hope we did all right at giving you a vision for the future. Let us know which comments. And for more tips on these little pixel guys, keep your eyes on little pixel guys, keep your eyes on IGN.