Reverse: 1999 Psychubes Cheat sheet

"Long Night Talk" comes as a great addition for An-An Lee, especially if you're going for a more offensive approach. She can consistently keep the passive of this psychube up, and in return receive great benefits on her overall DPS.

“Her Second Life” is recommended if you feel like your team could enjoy some extra survivability, while “Brave New World” should be prioritized if you're approaching An-an Lee from a more aggressive play style and do not have LNT.

"Her Second Life" and "Long Night Talk" are the main recommendations for Avgust. By using the former, Avgust is able to proportionate extra healing for the team every time he uses his ultimate, all while gaining a boost in ATK that will benefit both his damage skill and the scaling of his [Cure]. Meanwhile, "Long Night Talk" is a more aggressive choice. Avgust can fulfill the requirements of this psychube easily, and you can opt for it if you are planning for a DPS approach on him. There are also two sets of alternative choices: "Her Second Life" and "Dawn is Coming" will both increase the passive healing from Avgust's [Cure]. If you want to slot him as the Sustain character of your team, this is a viable option. "Brave New World" and "His Bounden Duty" are universal psychubes that will synergize well with Avgust if you wish for an aggressive/DPS focused approach but don't have "Long Night Talk".

While Balloon Party doesn't inflict any debuff to take advantage of “That Inquisitive Dear”'s passive, that Psychube's healing boost is higher than the others, as well as giving you the boost right out of the gate. Meanwhile, for Psychubes like “Laughter and Laughter”, you'd have to wait for it to stack.

Some may argue that “Her Second Life” is a better option due to its healing on Ultimate. However, Balloon Party is a very passive healer, and her healing doesn't scale from ATK like some other healers. Comparing the overall superior raw stats from both 6-star Psychubes, “That Inquisitive Dear” still provides a bigger bonus on Balloon Party's healing at the end of the day.

As a high damage dealer with a single-target ult, “Luxurious Leisure” is the best option for Bkornblume if you aren't using it on your main damage dealer already. Beyond that, the usual choices are also viable.

Since her ultimate already buffs both her Crit. Rate and Crit. DMG, as well as working as a set-up for her next skills, BNW has even more weight here. Blonney's ultimate may not deal much damage in itself, but since it is used as an opener for a burst window. If you have invested into BNW's Amplification passive, it will provide the biggest boon to Blonney's kit among the available options. “Hopscotch” is another safe choice to guarantee that Blonney will keep building up her damage regardless of crit. Aside from that, since Blonney is a crit-oriented character, “Thunderous Applause” is also a good option. “The Carat of the Heart” enters the hall if you're using her as your main damage dealer. She can become quite AP-Hungry, but at the same time generate lots of moxie in one round to quickly cycle her ultimate and burst windows. Take into consideration, however, that Blonney's own kit and teammates should already be enough to cover her critical needs. For this reason, these two Psychubes are less favored, unless dealing with enemies who have high Crit. Resistance.

You have two options, depending on the stage. Either equip a Psychube to help keep him alive, or, preferably, don't equip any, so he can die even faster.

“Brave New World” is one of the best Psychube for Druvis if you're going for a full Damage Dealer approach. Another great option is “Hopscotch”, since a good deal of Druvis' damage comes from her skills.

“Her Second Life” comes right after, if you want to trade some damage for utility, as it adds a layer of healing to Druvis' ultimate.

If you are using Eternity in a team, “Hopscotch” is the ideal option, since most of her damage will come from her skills. For solo or duo runs, “Brave New World” becomes a more desirable choice, since she'll be able to use her ultimate more often and thus capitalize on BNW's passive bonus.

On the damage side, “Hopscotch” and “Brave New World” are undoubtedly Horropedia's best options. On the support side, “Her Second Life” and “His Bounden Duty” can offer extra survivability to Horropedia himself or his team, the choice here is more situational.

Jessica is one of the few characters who can reliably make of use Blasphemer of Night, making this without a doubt the best Psychube for her. However, if you are using her without Sotheby or without means of consistently fulfilling BoN's needs, favor Hopscotch instead.

“Thunderous Applause” is the standard choice for Lilya, but if you find yourself with a team that can provide enough bonus Crit. rate and Crit. DMG through other means, or if you are dealing with enemies who have too much critical resistance, you can consider other options such as “Luxurious Leisure” to amp up her damage further.

“Luxurious Leisure” is considered Melania's BiS (Best in Slot) as it was tailored for the way her kit works. Brave New World is another great choice that performs similarly, while “His Bounden Duty” is a possible option if the player doesn't have a healer at hand and feels the need of sustain.

“Thunderous Applause” is a good option for higher levels if the player wants to try out a crit-oriented build on Melania. This Psychube, however, should preferably be switched for “The Carat of the Heart” on that function once the latter becomes available on Global.

The addition of “Silent and Adoring” breathes new life into Ms. Newbabel, as it addresses her main issue of low base damage, while taking the most advantage of her unique but constant follow-up attacks.

Among the 5-star options, “Remaining Absurdity” is a completely free to obtain and amplify addition that can also be very beneficial both to her tank capabilities and her attacks.

You have two options, depending on the stage. Either equip a Psychube to help keep her alive, or, preferably, don't equip any, so she can die even faster.

“Her Second Life” is the 'go to' option here, as you will want Necrologist to use her ultimate as often as possible in order to keep the team buffed and help with extra survivability. With Amplification leveled and this Psychube equipped, Necrologist can take the spot of a healer in some occasions, allowing for double-carry comps.

Regulus is also versatile in the sense that she can act both as a Main Damage Dealer for your team or a Support, offering both great damage and utility.

If you are using Regulus as your main Damage Dealer, “Thunderous Applause” is the way to go to maximize her critical rate (and consequently her critical damage), with “Afternoon Nap” being the budget option for that route. You can also use “Brave New World”, this one being a universal Psychube for damage dealers.

When going for the Support option, you can opt to equip her with Psychubes such as “His Bounden Duty” (preferable) or even “Her Second Life”, which will still boost Regulus’ damage but will also give extra healing for the team.

“Luxurious Leisure” greatly increases Satsuki's damage potential, thus helping cover one of her biggest flaws.

“The Carat of the Heart” is the Psychube tailored for Shamane that comes as an event reward in 1.3. It is advised to amplify it to at least level 2 if you want to make good use of its passive. Other options include the universal “Brave New World” or even “Her Second Life”. The latter one works as a decent extra source of healing for your team since Shamane can spam his Mass Ult.

“Beyond Wonderland” is the Psychube tailored for Tooth Fairy. It's added at first as an event reward from patch 1.2, and it can help to cover Tooth Fairy's weakness due to its HP stat, as well as amping up her own critical capabilities. However, it pretty much only works for Tooth Fairy and you need to Amplify it in order to get more Critical Rate.

If you don't want to invest on a Psychube that is too specific, use “That Inquisitive Dear”. It's a universal Psychube for healers, and Tooth Fairy constantly spam debuffs, so she can make use of its passive as well.

"Dawn is Coming" is the psychube tailored for Vila. It greatly increases her healing output, which is a bit overkill since her base healing is already good, but it's nevertheless a good option if you want to reach the best of her potential. The extra healing is great for content where the enemy delivers constant and heavy hits, since Vila's healing can be slow compared to Tooth Fairy.

"That Inquisitive Dear" is a good alternative for the healing bonus alone. If you already have it fully built and don't want to spend resources on building another healer Psychube, you can stick with it and ignore "Dawn is Coming".

"Her Second Life" gives Vila's an extra wave of healing every time she uses her ultimate (which is often). The ATK bonus also helps on her healing multipliers.

Due to Voyager's high ST Ult, “Luxurious Leisure” becomes the ideal option for her. If you are already using it on your main damage dealer, however, the other options are still perfectly viable.