Sakiri Guide and Best Builds

Sakiri Guide & Best Builds

Welcome to our Sakiri build guide for Neverness to Everness. Sakiri is an S-Rank Gas Charac ter available in Neverness to Everness who utilizes the Incantation element.

In our Sakiri guide, we'll cover everything you need to know to get the most out of her, from building the best gear and weapons, to important skill priorities and combos.

Sakiri's Best Arcs

Good Boy's Grand Adventure (M1) 100%

ATK - 474
ATK - 45%

Morphix

Increases Charge Efficiency by 18%.
Increases Team ATK by 10% for 20s after the wearer casts an Ultimate. Increases Team ATK by an additional 6% if enemies are controlled by the Ultimate. Effects with the same name do not stack.

Ravenous Blade (M1) 110%

ATK - 570
CRIT Rate - 24%

Cursed Blade - Soulbound

Increases Crit Rate by 16%.
Grants the wearer a 9% Crit DMG bonus for 15s when they deal Incantation DMG. Stacks up to 7 times, with no more than 1 stack gained every 0.3s. Resets the duration when triggered again.

Crime and Punishment (M1) 99%

ATK - 570
CRIT Rate - 24%

Twinflight

Increases Cycle Intensity by 72.
Increases the wearer's Psyche DMG by 20%. Increases the team's Crit DMG by 16%, and the wearer's by an additional 32%, for 15s after the wearer casts Ultimate. Resets the duration when triggered again.

Fluff of Finesse (M1) 98%

ATK - 512
ATK - 27.5%

Thief's Candy

Increases wearer's damage by 8% for 10s after performing a Critical Dodge, up to 3 stacks. Resets the duration when triggered again.

Tears Beneath the Mask (M1) 96%

ATK - 512
ATK - 27.5%

Nestbound Bird

Applies Warning Gaze on enemies hit by the wearer's Ultimate. Marked enemies deal 18% reduced damage for 20s. Effect does not stack.

Cosmos Daze, Wild Reverie (M5) 97%

ATK - 475
ATK - 25%

"Bopp"

Increases the wearer's damage dealt by 18% for 10s after casting Support Skill. Triggers at most once every 20s.

Best Console Setups for Sakiri

Sakiri's Console bonus is a 9% Incantation DMG bonus for every Type III Module

Important Note

It is important to note that unlike many other games, in NTE supports like Sakiri only scale team-wide ATK buffs based on their Base Attack (Character ATK and Arc's flat ATK). This means that her console or modules do not impact the strength of the ATK buff she provides to her teammates.

Speedy Hedgehog

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2-piece: Epic (2): Charge Efficiency +12%.
4-piece: Legendary (4): Increases all allies' ATK by 15% for 20s after the wearer casts Ultimate. Effect does not stack.

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Sakiri Module Bonus

+54% Incantation DMG (6 x Type III equipped)

Speedy Hedgehog

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Qualifying Modules: 4

2-piece: Epic (2): Charge Efficiency +12%.

4-piece: Legendary (4): Increases all allies' ATK by 15% for 20s after the wearer casts Ultimate. Effect does not stack.

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Sakiri's Stat Priority

Sakiri's scales well off of both CRIT and ATK, with most of her Arc options not providing CRIT it is important to build for CRIT in the Cartridge if you want to maximize personal damage. if you don't want to focus her personal damage it is recommended to increase her Incantation damage and her Esper Cycle reaction damage through cycle Intensity. Esper reaction damage scales off of the character level and the highest Cycle Intensity of the two team members triggering the reaction.

Sakiri's Skill Priority

Sakiri's main source of damage, as well as her team-wide ATK buff, comes from her Ultimate, making it the highest priority to improve. Her Skill provides her next biggest damage contribution and should be the second priority before you upgrade her Basic Attack and Support Skill.

Sakiri's Awakening Priority

If you have one or multiple copies of a character, you will be able to select Awakenings of your choosing. The following is a recommended order of what Awakening to unlock first for Sakiri. Remember that you can switch them at any time to try out different ones, or tailor your choices for a specific fight or situation.

How to Play Sakiri

Sakiri is a buffing and crowd-controlling Esper that is primarily off-field. When playing her, you should prioritize switching to her to use her Skill and Ultimate, when available. This will group up enemies and provide her team with her Ultimate's ATK buff before switching off-field again.

Both Sakiri's Redirect Skill and Ultimate provide her with some form of crowd-control. Sakiri's Redirect Skill has two different forms depending on if you press or hold the skill. However, they function nearly identically. The only major distinction is that, against smaller enemies, the press knocks them down for a short period of time while the hold suspends them in the air for a longer duration. Her ultimate also provides a similar suppression effect against smaller enemies, though unlike either Skill use her Ultimate does not have the ability to group enemies.

In addition to her suppression, the major boon from her Ultimate is the team-wide ATK buff based on her base ATK (Character ATK + Arc Base ATK only). This ATK Buff is also a flat percentage regardless of her Ultimate skill level, meaning no real investment is needed to gain the maximum bonus.

With a team, her rotation really depends on the enemies you are fighting. If you are fighting elite or boss enemies, you don't need to bring her on-field very often, mainly focusing on bringing her on whenever her ultimate is ready to use. You can also switch on to use her skill whenever it is available as it does help generate ultimate energy, but is not really required. If fighting smaller enemies, however, you do want to try and switch to her whenever her skill is off cooldown to use its grouping and suppression to keep the enemies close enough for your team to be able to consistently hit all enemies at once. In these fights her Ultimate should also be used whenever it is available. Though it is best to use it immediately after grouping up enemies with her skill.

Sakiri's Best Teams

To learn all about Sakiri's synergies and best team compositions, check our dedicated Sakiri team page below:

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This guide is written by Written by ChAkira, an avid gamer having spent countless hours playing colony and factory simulator games, as well as having a love for gacha games. He particularly enjoys team building and clearing endgame content.

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