How to Build Characters in Reverse 1999

In Reverse: 1999, enhancing your characters is crucial for advancing through the main story and tackling difficult endgame content. While securing high-rarity characters like Regulus or Eternity provides an advantage, they only realize their true potential once properly leveled, promoted, and equipped. Knowing how each upgrade system functions and where to invest your resources is fundamental to creating a strong and efficient team. This guide details all the key progression systems you need to master to build your ideal roster.

Leveling Your Characters – The First Step to Power

Leveling up is the most fundamental method for strengthening your units. Every character begins at Level 1 and can be raised by using EXP items called Sharpodonty, which come in tiers I, II, and III. You obtain these items from battles, daily stages, and events. As a character's level increases, their core stats—HP, Attack, and Defense—receive substantial boosts, enabling them to deal more damage and withstand tougher fights.

This approach is more straightforward with lower-rarity characters, particularly 4-star and 5-star units, as you are more likely to obtain multiple copies of them. For 6-star characters, you will need to acquire duplicates or special universal upgrade materials.

Psychubes

Psychubes are unique, equippable items that operate similarly to relics or artifacts in other RPGs. They grant passive bonuses, including increased ATK, DEF, Crit Rate, healing improvements, and other beneficial effects. High-rarity Psychubes, especially those of 4-star and 5-star quality, feature unique effects that activate when equipped by specific character roles, such as Damage Dealers or Healers.

Each character can equip only one Psychube at a time. You can upgrade Psychubes by consuming other cubes or specific enhancement materials. Choosing the right Psychube can drastically improve a character's performance. For instance, Regulus becomes significantly more powerful when equipped with "His Bounden Duty," which amplifies her critical hit damage.

Resonance

Resonance is an endgame progression system that functions like a talent tree. Using Resonance Materials, you can unlock small passive stat increases and, occasionally, modifications to skill effects. This system becomes accessible only after reaching specific milestones in a character's development.

Players can also enjoy Reverse: 1999 on a larger screen by playing on PC or Laptop through BlueStacks, utilizing a keyboard and mouse for control.

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