Kuki’s kit is just not very strong. She is a healer and buffer, which can easily be replaced by other units. Her damage multipliers are also poor. ..

There is no real meta reason to build or pull this character. She’s simply a character that you use because you like her, not because she’s good.

If you build her, she’s definitely still viable.

Kuki is a very easy to build AI that functions well even at low investment.

Millelith is a great set for players who want to slot in many teams. Her skill, periodic attacks, makes her a great healer or ATK buffer. ..

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Kuki is a powerful mage who can use her magic to turn people into animals. She is not afraid to use her power for good, and has a heart of gold. Kuki is a great friend, and would do anything for her friends.

Pros & Cons

Kuki Strengths

Kuki has a very low investment floor – just enough of Elemental Mastery (EM) or HP is enough to put her online. She can’t afford to waste any more money on other things.

The stats on this character are generally uncontested, making her easier to build. She doesn’t have to compete for rarer artifacts with double CRIT substats. ..

With her buffing abilities and extra utility, she doesn’t need your character’s level to work.

Even with her unleveled 4pc Tenacity of the Millelith set, the player already has a decent amount of healing. ..

Kuki is a relatively easy and affordable robot to build. She works well even at low investment, but a bit more investment is recommended. ..

Kuki has consistently applied Electro both off-field and on-field. ..

Her skill periodically deals AOE Electro damage every 1.5s. Although this is a bit slower than most Electro units, it’s still a consistent source of Electro damage.

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Kuki’s Electro application is slower than other Physical teams’ members, but it still ensures that their superconducting equipment remains operational for 12s.

The burst of electricity from her electro-powers is also a notable source of Electro.

The skill deals multiple instances of damage over a short duration, with the first dealing damage immediately and the subsequent ones dealing damage over time. This can be very useful for quickly dealing out large amounts of damage.

Elemental shields can be broken by using a spell that affects that element, such as Fireball. This also helps activate Favonius Sword’s passive, which increases the damage dealt by spells of that element. ..

Kuki Weaknesses

Kuki’s skill casts 30% of her current health every time she uses it. ..

Since Barbara’s skill is the core of her kit, you will often cast it. But unlike Barbara, the healing tick of her skill starts a bit after its cast.

This means that you have to spend a few seconds of field time on Kuki if you want her to regenerate the sacrificed HP. This is the only way of healing her – she has no other sources of healing in her kit.

It’s likely that Kuki will stay at low health, as she is not recommended to spend field time on her.

Her squishiness can make her vulnerable to one-shots, as she is easy to hit when not expecting it. ..

Kuki is a healer who needs help.

Despite being a newer player on the scene, Kuki is not really an upgrade to any existing teams.

She’s not the best-in-slot for healing, because she’s often just a damage loss.

If you want to play Kuki, she is a versatile healer that can fit into most non-freeze teams.

Otherwise, she is not valuable in any team. ..

Are Kuki’s Constellations Good?

Kuki is a very good astronomer, but she already has a strong connection to C0.

It’s not recommended to actively pull for her constellations – you’ll just naturally get them while playing the game or pulling on gacha banners.

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C1: To Cloister Compassion

This constellation is good for dealing damage quickly and staying in one place. Kuki’s burst has a smaller AoE and stays in one place for its entire duration, so it can miss more mobile opponents.

In this scenario, her C1 can be a valuable asset.

C2: To Forsake Fortune

Increases the duration of her skills by three seconds. ..

This constellation is very impressive. Kuki’s skill is what makes her so successful – it’s her main source of power.

C2’s duration extension allows for virtually 100% uptime on her skill. Similarly, it increases the buff uptime of 4pc. The Tenacity of the Millelith. ..

Kuki’s new skill, Electro-Kinesis, offers an extra 2 ticks of healing, damage, and Electro application. This makes it a valuable tool for players who need more help in specific areas. ..

C3: To Sequester Sorrow

The elemental skill talent increases by 3 when the player uses a skill with an elemental attribute.

This is a good constellation for a healer. It provides minor boosts to healing and damage.

C4: To Sever Sealing

When Kuki’s normal/charged/plunging attacks hit an opponent, she deals an extra attack on the opponent’s position. This deals 9.7% of her max HP as AOE Electro damage. This can only occur once every 5s. ..

HP builds offer a lot of extra attack damage, which can be helpful in certain situations. This extra attack can deal a decent amount of damage, which is always a nice bonus.

C5: To Cease Courtesies

The elemental burst talent level of the caster increases by three. ..

Kuki doesn’t provide enough DPS to be worth building a DPS build around, so the damage gained from this constellation is generally insignificant - and generally useless in support builds. ..

C6: To Ward Weakness

When Kuki takes lethal damage, she will not die. This effect also automatically triggers when she reaches 1 HP. This can only happen once every 60 seconds. ..

When Kuki is below 50% health, she gains 150 Elemental Mastery for 15s. This can only be triggered once every 60s.

The second effect is really good. It essentially lets Kuki tank lethal hits when necessary.

Whereas, the second effect is decent. ..

Kuki’s HP is lowered by 50% when she casts her skill. This makes it very easy for her to reach below 25% HP, so she can easily proc the second effect and gain its buff. This increases both her healing and damage.

C6’s long cooldown means it will only trigger a few times in Spiral Abyss. ..