Use this as a carry-first shell: protect Mesmerith, stabilize with front-line pressure, then verify exact synergy once official data lands.
A tool-first structure for formation, role, mechanic, and mistake views, with the full written guide still available below for SEO and explanation.
A NTE-style team board works well for Auto-Chess because users want whole team shells, not isolated mechanics. This guide uses HNA Anima as composition examples while keeping every comp clearly beta/watchlist-labeled.
These are layout examples and beta-based shells. Do not publish them as final meta teams until skills, synergies, and battle data are verified.
Use this as a carry-first shell: protect Mesmerith, stabilize with front-line pressure, then verify exact synergy once official data lands.
A straightforward damage shell for readers who want a simple "who goes together" answer before reading mechanics.
Good card for explaining positioning and tempo without claiming a final ranked comp.
A data-pending shell for newly revealed Reality Anima. Useful as a future tracker, not a recommendation yet.
A tracking slot for future Joy synergy coverage. Keep question marks until combat roles are confirmed.
Use durable or pressure-oriented Anima to absorb early focus, buy time, and stop enemies from reaching your backline too quickly.
Place damage dealers, healers, and fragile supports behind your frontline so they can contribute before being targeted.
If a build allows manual timing, hold burst or sustain skills for important enemy pushes instead of spending them immediately.
Keep exact team examples labeled as beta or watchlist until official post-test data confirms skills and values.
Groups Anima by front row, back row, carry, support, and flexible slots. This is better than a pure paragraph for returning readers.
Each mechanic gets a status badge, a short explanation, and a "what to verify next" line.
Short cards for avoidable errors: overcommitting to unverified synergy, exposing carries, or treating beta comps as final.
Board placement exists and should become the main visual teaching tool.
Use NowRoles help readers decide where an Anima belongs without reading the full article first.
WatchlistExact numeric bonuses should stay out unless sourced from official or repeatable test data.
PendingUse team shells as examples, not final tiered compositions, until reliable data arrives.
PendingStart with survivability and role coverage before chasing damage.
Keep high-value damage or support units away from early focus.
Only lock a composition when the mechanic is sourced or tested.