How to Play with Clark in All Star Awakening: A Guide to Clark's Combat Techniques

Clark is a fighter with a trance state, which has proven effective in many battles. So today, let's delve into how to play Clark in All-Star Awakening. There are many low-tier characters in the game, and Clark is one of them, but don't underestimate their role. As long as they can work well with other teammates and utilize their skill advantages, they are very much worth choosing.

After Clark releases a heavy punch, he can directly enter a burst state, randomly selecting three enemy targets, with a chance to inflict a layer of trance effect. The burst state lasts for two turns. His ultimate skill targets a single enemy, not only dealing damage but also having a chance to inflict a layer of trance. Under the enhancement of the burst state, he can attack three times in a row. Although the damage is reduced, the chance to cause trance is higher. The rage effect is to attack the target with the highest number of trance layers on the field three times. Under the enhancement of the burst state, each enemy in a trance state during the attack increases the final damage by an additional 5%.

The trance state can reduce the target's accuracy, stacking up to three layers, though the weakening effect does not stack. Besides Clark, there are other characters that can trigger trance, and as an abnormal status, trance allows many characters to perform better in combat, laying a good foundation for team composition. When using Clark, he can choose to wear the Cloud Piercing set, which enhances the wearer's combat ability based on positive and negative effects, with trance being one of the negative effects.

When forming a team, the best choice is Clark, Mature, Vice, Haohmaru, Rimururu, and Ralf. This team combination is built around Mature and Vice, enhancing combat power through stacking trance effects, and converting trance into stun, making control even stronger. Another team lineup to consider is Ralf, Chris, Shermie, Benimaru, and Goro. This is also a commonly used abnormality flow team, suppressing the opponent through a large number of negative effects, with low acquisition difficulty and quick formation.

The above content is my answer to the question of how to play Clark in All-Star Awakening. After reading this, you should have a clear understanding of Clark's skills and which equipment and team compositions suit him best. The abnormality flow is currently a very suitable style for everyone to try out.