Introduction to Thundersurge Caelus' Skills in the Peak Battle of Seer, and How to Play and Operate Thundersurge Caelus

Today, I'm here to introduce the skills of Thundrax Hila in the peak battles of Seer. Each spirit, with its unique skill mechanism, occupies a distinctive position within the combat strategy system, and Thundrax Hila is no exception. As an enhanced form of Youyou in the electric type, Thundrax Hila integrates the characteristics of electric-type spirits with the special effects of exclusive skills, constructing a complex combat mode that covers output, control, interference, and endurance. This guide will systematically and comprehensively analyze Thundrax Hila from aspects such as skill effects, practical application scenarios, and skill combination ideas.

Thundrax Hila is an electric-type spirit. Based on its performance in battles and the general characteristics of electric-type spirits, it has certain features. In terms of HP, it possesses a certain value, providing basic survival assurance in battle, making it not easily defeated by the opponent's attacks. Electric-type spirits usually excel in special attack or attack, and Thundrax Hila should have good growth in the attack aspect, capable of dealing considerable damage to the enemy with a series of electric-type skills. Although its defense and special defense may not be top-notch, they can still provide some resistance against physical and special attack opponents, ensuring stability in battle. Its speed is above average, which also determines that its turn order strategy in battle needs to be closely coordinated with the skill mechanism.

The Dual Flash skill for commoners has a unique effect mechanism, with a certain probability of doubling the damage. When the double damage effect is triggered, it can instantly deal high damage, giving the opponent an unexpected blow. Although this effect seems to weaken itself, from another perspective, it can disrupt the opponent's enhancement rhythm, especially when the opponent has already been attribute-enhanced. This two-way weakening reduces the opponent's advantage. Moreover, the next use of this skill increases the probability of triggering double damage by an additional 50%, greatly increasing the likelihood of triggering the double damage effect in subsequent uses.

After using the Thunderstorm skill, if Thundrax Hila is in a state of ability decrease, it will first enhance, allowing it to act first and change the battle rhythm when in a poor state. This skill can eliminate the opponent's turn-based effects; once successfully eliminated, it absorbs one-third of the opponent's maximum HP, interfering with the opponent while providing self-sustainability. It also reflects the state of ability decrease to the opponent; if successful, the opponent becomes paralyzed. This not only turns its own disadvantage into control over the opponent but also further interferes with the opponent's actions.

If Thundrax Hila is used as the first spirit, start by observing the attributes of the opponent's spirit. If you encounter a spirit whose attributes are disadvantaged against yours, directly use Dual Flash to attack, attempting to trigger the double damage effect and establish an early advantage for subsequent attacks. If facing a spirit with an advantageous attribute, use Thunderstorm first, taking advantage of the first-act effect to eliminate the opponent's turn-based effects and find opportunities to absorb HP, then use other skills to counterattack based on the situation.

When facing an enhancement-type opponent, promptly use Thunderstorm to eliminate their enhancement effects, interrupting their enhancement rhythm, then use skills like Dual Flash for output and interference. Against control-type opponents, utilize the paralysis effect of the soul mark and the control effects of your own skills to try and counter the opponent, or rely on your first-act advantage to strike first. When facing high-output, aggressive opponents, use skills like Lightning Shield to increase your own defense, or use the first-act and turn-effect elimination mechanisms of the soul mark to reduce the threat of the opponent's output, then look for opportunities to attack and counterattack.

I have now completed the introduction to the skills of Thundrax Hila in the peak battles of Seer. Through a comprehensive analysis of Thundrax Hila's skill gameplay, from the logic of skill usage related to basic attributes to the practical value of core skills in different combat situations, players have systematically mastered the key points of operation in battle. The skill combinations of Thundrax Hila provide a rich array of strategic choices in combat.