Unlock Barcarola’s Full Potential: The Ultimate Guide for Reverse: 1999 Players!

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In the updated Version 2.4, players who were active back in 1999 will receive a fresh character from the six-star roster called Barcarola. This versatile character can function both as a Damage Per Second (DPS) or Sub-Damage Per Second (Sub-DPS). Her unique ability lies in her capacity to transform damage into Star Afflatus, thereby enhancing her team’s statistics and dealing more damage.

Her primary strength lies in her ability to boost Inspiration, which significantly benefits her teammates. Enhancing her characters that generate Inspiration increases her damage output. This exceptional mechanic grants her the power to perform an extra attack (Impromptu Incantation) and bolster her allies as well. If you’re considering summoning Barcarola in Reverse: 1999, here’s a guide on how to optimally build her up.

Barcarola Skills in Reverse: 1999, Explained

In essence, Barcarola functions as your Damage Per Second (DPS) character for Star Afflatus teams. Whenever she unleashes her Basic Attack or Skill, she amplifies her Impromptu Incantation attacks within that turn. This attack also escalates its damage by 20% if at least three teammates are under the Quartet status. Additionally, not only does Barcarola enhance her allies’ attacks, but she also boosts her own attacks up to 15%, depending on how many teammates are influenced by the Quartet effect.

Keep a close watch on these three game elements, as they aid Barcarola and her team in inflicting damage:

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Be mindful of these three components within the game, as they play a crucial role in enabling Barcarola and her allies to inflict damage:

Each version maintains the original meaning while using different wording for variety.

  • Quartet
  • Impromptu Incantation
  • Inspiration

Using Spontaneous Chants, Barcarola has the ability to inflict Mental harm on a randomly selected adversary. Moreover, the amount of Mental damage dealt increases based on the number of Inspiration stacks accumulated. However, building up these Inspiration stacks involves a bit of give-and-take. Each use of Eureka adds another stack of Inspiration. Every Inspiration stack enhances the effectiveness of Spontaneous Chants, so it’s important for Barcarola to make full use of this ability. Visualize Spontaneous Chants as an extra team member on the field who inflicts damage.

Best Psychubes For Barcarola In Reverse: 1999

Addio Coda stands out among Barcarola’s Psychubes, being her signature and tailored to her distinctive abilities. It boosts her Inspiration, essential for her Impromptu Incantation, enhancing her combat effectiveness. Furthermore, it amplifies her allies’ damage, with an extra boost if the ally belongs to the Star Afflatus. Fortunately, this Psychube is obtainable at no cost from the Event Shop, so don’t forget to claim it before the event concludes.

Belt It Out. This serves as the standard Psychube for Star Afflatus characters and provides additional damage boosts. Keep in mind that this guide will be updated once new Psychubes become available in future versions.

Best Resonance Build For Barcarola In Reverse: 1999

Similar to many characters from the DPS Reverse: 1999, opting for an Attack-focused Resonance build on Barcarola is generally the superior choice. Initially, you may consider a Critical Hit (CRIT) build, but it’s advisable to transition to an Attack-based one because her Insight III takes care of any CRIT deficiencies she might have with Impromptu Incantation. Additionally, ensure that her frequency is set to Genuinity and prioritize obtaining sub-stats related to Incantation Might.

It’s essential that nearly half of your teammates adopt a comparable Resonance build, since this setup enhances Barcarola’s Spontaneous Enchantment.

Best Team Compositions For Barcarola In Reverse: 1999

In an optimal scenario, Barcarola could excel as both a damage dealer (DPS) and offer support-like traits. Yet, in the game ‘Reverse: 1999’, her distinctive abilities restrict the types of teams she can effectively join due to the requirement for teammates who help build her Inspiration mechanic. Finding suitable teammates for Barcarola can sometimes be challenging.

Barcarola + Voyager + Flutterpage + Ms. New Babel

1. In the Barcarola setup, Voyager’s Euphoria is a key ability to maximize her damage potential. While it’s possible to use Barcarola without this skill, there’s a significant decrease in damage output that you might notice.

2. Voyager and Barcarola complement each other well due to her role in boosting Barcarola’s Inspiration stacks. Flutterpage serves as the source of passive damage, buffs, and instant Eureka consumption. Ms. New Babel is an essential member because every Impromptu team tends to need a lot of AP.

Barcarola + Matilda + Ezra +Tooth Fairy

Matilda serves as a smaller version of Barcarola, boosting Impromptu Incantations’ Critical Rate and Critical Damage. However, she also needs her Euphoria ability to be activated. Ezra excels at producing Eureka for Inspiration stacks, while Tooth Fairy is among the top healers in the game.

Barcarola + Voyager + Aleph + Medicine Pocket

As a dedicated fan, I can’t imagine building an optimal Barcarola team without Voyager (Euphoria) by my side. The harmonious synergy between them is simply unmatched, and it’s hard to find another character that complements Barcarola as well. In the upcoming Version 2.6, Aleph will join our ranks, serving as an excellent Sub-DPS/Support for Voyager (Euphoria) with his Ultimate Impromptu boost.

If you don’t have Aleph yet, Flutterpage makes a decent substitute until he arrives. However, it’s important to keep in mind that Medicine Pocket should ideally be part of your team too, once he unlocks his Euphoria. If you don’t currently have him, Tooth Fairy, Fatutu, or Ms. New Babel can serve as temporary replacements.

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2025-03-27 22:04