Welcome everyone, I hope you had a happy Valentines day and a bit of luck with this egg, because boy do I have an analysis for you all. As with the others, this is just a theoretical analysis and is up for debate like the others; I just felt like putting in my two cents.
So lets start with the new legendary added to the game, good Ol’ Prismpaw. Some players have deemed the monster to be utter garbage and while I disagree with their stance, I can see why they would hold that belief. So what’s the deal with it? Prism’s main gimmick is that it can only use certain attacks depending on how much HP it has, having a critical attack that can be used if it has high HP, and one if it has low HP; in other words, a more situational Confident/Adverse Strike. Additionally, its two other moves control its HP to help charge its critical attacks. It’s Secret Skill is a worse Voodoo Curse, given that the latter still goes off even when the user leaves the battlefield. What would keep it from becoming a PvP choice is that it’s very easy for the opponent to control how much HP it has, making it dead weight for most of the battle; however I can see it being used for simple PvE teams as a meme choice so to speak. Overall, its a mediocre to poor monster that could stand to gain an Immunity, but could be a fun choice for those who want to try it out. As for ratings; I’ll give it a C+ for PvE and a C for PvP.
Now it’s time for the two Mythic mons and as you may know, I like their designs a lot. But this analysis is for their merit in battle, starting off with the more supportive of the two, Brynhildr. Divine Intervention serves as a free Heal All to your team, which is pretty nifty despite the one-shot meta going on these days. Revival is a hand move to have at anytime, whether it is to bring back an important monster, or pinch an enemy’s sweeper that bit the dust. Pardon on the otherhand, is a very powerful move that can grind the enemy’s team to a halt by resetting the skills of their important sweepers. But it’s most useful move is the secret skill, Ragnarok, sacrificing the user to deal massive damage to an enemy and reviving the user at the end of the reinforcements for another free heal. I’ve heard rumors about potential combos with this move that could prove to be deadly, but we’ll have to see it in action to verify the claims. Overall, Brynhildr has solid potential as a supportive mon, and has the capabilities to sweep at times. It may require a bit of team building to reach its full potential, but the same can be said for all the mythic monsters. As for it’s rating, I’ll give it an A for PvE and an A+ for PvP, and a DD for its design, if you catch my drift…
Finally, we get to the more offensive mythic, Deviladus, and boy is this lady powerful. Her first passive, Death Comes, is an instant Death Sentence All, which is extremely deadly if the user plays their cards right. Additionally, it has regular Bloodbite, enabling it to score further kills while ensuring it stays on the field for a little while longer, without being held back by a LINK requirement. Furthermore, it also carries Damnation, though I don’t recommend using it, given that it’s as random as Sudden Death and carries the same problems as it. What I found kinda neat is that it has Double Light Bane as a mirror to Bryn’s Double Dark Bane, which was a neat idea I’ll admit. But what makes this monster shine is it’s Secret Skill, Whisper of Evil, which increases an ally monsters kill count by one. The practical uses for this skill is quite impressive; you can charge herself up by one, or charge up another powerful sweeper like Delu. I can definitely see it getting some use in PvP. Overall, Deviladus has a lot to offer for players with her offensive moveset, to the point where I’d say she’s easier to fit into a team than her sister. In terms of ratings, I’ll give her a S for PvE and an A+ for PvP. And just like her sister, she gets a DD in terms of design.
That’s it for this analysis; if you have any objections to it I’ll be happy to reply to them as soon as I can. Have a wonderful time and may you get some luck during this special time.
Cost is very important and let’s say Mistle needed the SS then that could be a 13-cost Megaiasloth versus 17-cost Mistle. Even if Mistle was a bit better the fact it’s +4 cost should be factored into its tier position. I reckon we’re going to get some better mythic protectors… ones with less weaknesses and more defence.
Which one exactly? Chapter 4…? Send a ss plz 