Attacks

Every Mebuly can know up to four attacks at a time – and you decide which ones. The big table below lists every attack in the game. Use the type buttons to filter it, and click a column to sort.

The columns explained

• Type: decides which Mebulys the attack works well against (Types and type chart).
• Kind: normal attacks use attack and defense, Ki attacks use Ki attack and Ki defense (Ki is shown as “AI” in the game).
• Base damage: the power of the attack at level 50. At lower levels it deals less – in battle, the attack shows the value for your current level. How much damage actually lands also depends on the stats and types of both Mebulys.
• Energy: how much energy one use costs. If there are two numbers, the cost rises with the level: the first applies at level 1, the second at level 50.
• Hit and crit: the base chance that the attack hits and that the hit is critical. An agile opponent can still dodge.
• Time: the waiting time after the attack until your Mebuly gets its next turn. Battles do not run in fixed rounds but on a timeline: quick attacks give you more turns, strong attacks usually make you wait longer.
• Effect: extra effects such as burned, wet or healing, each with the chance that it triggers (Status effects).
• Learned by: which Mebulys can learn the attack.

Choosing your four attacks

• More than one type: with attacks of two types, you are not empty-handed when an opponent shrugs off your main type.
• The right kind: if your Mebuly has more attack than Ki attack, focus on normal attacks – and vice versa.
• Compare damage and time: two quick attacks can achieve more than one slow, heavy one.
• One cheap attack: always keep an attack with a low energy cost. If your Mebuly cannot afford any of its attacks, all it has left is ultime riserve, an emergency move that needs no energy.
• Buffs for long fights: against masters, an attack that strengthens or heals your Mebuly is often worth it (Status effects).