Every Girls Echo character

The strongest tank in the global build. Amaterasu heals herself, revives once, and turns Charm into crowd control plus a damage cut for the whole team.

The best healer in the game. Medusa revives each ally after their first defeat, keeps the team topped up, and adds 30% damage reduction.

A healer who also deals damage. Aether gives 25% attack to your two highest-attack allies and cuts energy damage by 40%.

A tank with shields, 30% damage reduction for the team, and a heal block for enemies. Athena protects and disrupts in the same slot.

Diaochan needs several turns to reach her damage ceiling. Once she gets there, she hits hard enough to justify the wait.

Horus is hard to kill and can share damage across the team. Her defensive stats make her one of the most reliable frontliners.

The center of the Burn team. Izanami stacks Burn and raises the damage burned enemies take, so the whole lineup hits harder.

Michael is the answer to Poison pressure. When an ally is poisoned, she can reset her skill cooldown and keep attacking.

The best anti-healer in the game. Pilgrim stacks Poison and Burn, keeps herself alive with lifesteal, and makes enemy healing much less useful.

Thanatos gets stronger as allies fall. Her attack stacking can turn her into the highest-damage unit on the field, but the team has to survive long enough to get there.

A pure single-target damage dealer with high crit rate, high crit damage, and repeated follow-up attacks.

Azure follows up more often as enemies collect debuffs, and her follow-up can apply more debuffs. She rewards a team that spreads status effects.

Byakko applies Hunting Mark, which raises damage taken by 20% and cuts healing received by 20%, then follows up repeatedly.

Chiyou applies Heal Block and builds Domination stacks that raise her damage against the same target. She is built to kill healers.

Genbu gets better as the fight goes on. At full stacks she has 60% crit damage and a 60% damage bonus, and she specializes in killing tanks and healers.

Heimdall hits one target hard and removes enemy buffs. The dispel gives her a job beyond raw damage.

Hera heals and purifies, then adds a wide mix of buffs and debuffs. She is a utility healer rather than a pure healing number.

A straightforward damage dealer whose first skill penetrates defense. Hypnos does not need a special team to work.

Lilith deals damage and buffs allies in the back row. Her value depends on where you place the rest of the team.

The healer for a Burn team. Seraph keeps the lineup alive, applies debuffs, and gives 25% attack to two allies.

Set steps in when an ally drops below 50% health and also drains enemy energy and speed.

Anubis sustains herself and gives 20% damage up to the two highest-attack allies.

A dedicated healer with 20% attack and 15% defense buffs. She is a clean support option when you do not need purification.

Aries is the Poison version of Nezha. She needs a Poison team to reach her damage, but she pays off when the stacks are there.

Dione is not a sturdy tank, but she brings useful debuffs: 25% area damage reduction, slow, and attack down.

First Empress counters attacks and builds permanent crit rate as she counters. Her own skill also adds crit and lifesteal.

Ginchiyo steals attack and defense from enemies, then shares those stats with allies by row. She gets stronger as the fight goes on.

Hydra is a Poison damage dealer with guaranteed crit. She needs a Poison team to make the most of her damage.

Ishtar resets her cooldown and scales well with investment. She is a solid damage option without a narrow team requirement.

Luna applies Poison and offensive debuffs. She has a better chance to land them on enemies who are already poisoned.

Miku offers some damage and minor debuffs. She is a flexible filler rather than a core tank.

Nezha is the detonator of the Burn team. She gains strong stats against burned enemies and has guaranteed crit on her main damage.

Prometheus has guaranteed crit on most attacks and can apply up to 30% crit vulnerability to two targets.

Roxie gains lifesteal against targets below half health and a damage bonus against targets above it. A kill resets her first skill.

Shion gives damage reduction to the team and 40% to your damage dealers. She protects the units that need it most.

Susanoo is a reliable Fracture damage dealer. She can apply Fracture herself and scales with a team that supports it.

Valkyrie shields the team and shares damage. Her Burn rider is weak, so build her for protection rather than damage.

Asura depends on Fracture for damage, and her numbers are modest even with support.

Enchantress attacks the backline and applies a 15% healing-received debuff, but her damage is average.

Garuda applies attack down and defense down, but both effects are chance-based.

Jade is a Poison damage dealer with middling scaling and no strong reason to take a slot over Hydra or Aries.

Kaguya needs a Poison team to scale, and even then her damage ceiling is low.

Leviathan shields the team and reduces damage over time, but her shield scaling is low.

Mephisto has the highest personal damage reduction in the game at 40%, but only while above 70% health. Her buff favors high-defense allies instead of damage dealers.

Merlin heals and adds damage reduction, but her healing scaling trails the stronger healers.

Nut is a Poison-oriented defender with speed disruption, but her sustain is mediocre.

Onmyoji shields and reduces crit rate by 20%, but her defensive utility is narrow.

Sunna is a backline attacker built for Fracture teams, but her damage is not high enough to carry the slot.

Chimera is a single-target damage dealer with low output and no utility to justify the slot.

Daji mixes Burn and shields without doing either job well. Stronger Preservation units leave her without a clear role.

Icarus is a defensive unit with damage skills, and neither side of that mix is strong.

Kappa offers area recovery with low healing. Other healers cover the same job with better numbers.

Mina gives attack and defense buffs, but her healing is too low to keep a team alive.

Phoenix Flame applies column Poison and deals low damage. The Poison plan does not make up for the missing output.

Selina deals row damage with weak output and no debuff or team utility.

Sylph adds Fracture and an attack buff, but her damage is poor.

Tsukimi has a defense buff and physical damage reduction, but her overall tanking is weak.