How is the Double Helix Mirage? Introduction to the Double Helix Mirage gameplay

Each character in the Double Helix is very strong and worth getting to know. How about the Mirage in the Double Helix? In fact, the Mirage is a special existence because it can switch between human and beast forms and is of the dark attribute. Its strength performs excellently in the current version and dungeons, especially in the dark team, where it has a clear tactical position and stable output ability. The following is a detailed introduction to the Mirage, hoping everyone can use him well after reading!

1. Output Mechanism

The core output structure of the Mirage revolves around three stages: Adagio - Immersion - Burst, and it has two forms. When he is in human form, he can use the active skill "Recitative" to stack [Adagio] on the enemy (up to 10 stacks). Adagio itself does not cause damage but will convert into a damage boost basis in beast form and trigger the burst skill [Coda].

When he is in beast form, through the skill "Curtain Up", he enters the [Transform into Beast] state, with continuous mental consumption, and his weapon skill changes to "Furious Claws" for melee damage or "Mournful Roar" for ranged damage. Additionally, attacks can trigger Duet, used to accumulate Immersion, and also accumulate Coda, which can deal high burst damage.

When his Immersion is fully accumulated, he enters the "Transform into Beast · Offering" state, with greatly increased attack power, movement speed, and skill speed, but the consumption of Immersion speeds up, requiring precise control over the output rhythm. Therefore, everyone must control his output rhythm well to effectively increase the damage in each state.

2. Operation Techniques

At the beginning, it's recommended to prioritize stacking Adagio to 10 layers in human form, paying attention to refreshing the duration to avoid interruption. When he is in beast form, it's suggested to use the first three consecutive hits of "Furious Claws" to quickly accumulate Immersion, and the fourth hit or aerial release triggers the "Coda" burst. After Immersion is full, enter the high-burst phase, maximizing output within a limited time.

If you like characters with a good operational feel, you can try to understand how the Double Helix Mirage is. The advantage of the Mirage lies in its stable output cycle, smooth form switching, and team buffing ability, but operationally, one needs to master the rhythm of stacking Adagio and converting Immersion. It stands out particularly in the dark team, suitable for mid-range bursts and sustained combat scenarios.