How to Play with Maxima in All Stars Awakening: An Overview of Maxima's Character Strength

In the fighting game All-Star Awakening, as an offensive character, despite being only of SR grade, Shiki has gained the favor of many players due to his unique skill effects. Today, I will delve into how to play Shiki in All-Star Awakening. In this game, Shiki is a fighter with great potential, but to fully unleash his power in battle, it's essential to thoroughly understand his skill effects and distinctive characteristics.

As soon as the battle begins, Shiki can directly gain 600 extra rage points, giving him a stronger capital for skill release at the beginning of the fight. Moreover, during his first action, he can immediately enter a rage state, which increases final damage by 10%, and this effect lasts for two rounds. This allows him to quickly deal high damage in the early stages of the battle, seizing the initiative.

Looking at his ultimate skill, it targets a single enemy. Don't underestimate this single-target attack; besides dealing significant physical damage, it also has a chance to inflict 4 stacks of bleeding on the target, up to a maximum of 10 stacks. As these stacks accumulate, the opponent's health will be continuously depleted without them noticing. More importantly, under the enhancement of the rage state, using the ultimate skill can increase the critical hit rate by 10%. Once a critical hit is triggered, the damage dealt can be quite substantial.

Shiki's rage skill is also very powerful, allowing him to attack a row of enemies, dealing physical damage while also increasing the attack power of allies in the same row by 10%, thus boosting team output. Under the enhancement of the rage state, his own attack power can be increased by 10% as well, lasting for two rounds, further enhancing his output capability.

After Shiki awakens, an interesting combat trait appears: if he has at least two positive effects (such as attack or defense buffs) when attacking, he gains significant bonuses to critical hits, accuracy, and armor penetration. This makes his output environment more advantageous, stable, and powerful. Additionally, if the opponent is affected by bleeding, Shiki's attacks can bring additional numerical advantages to the output.

Considering these characteristics, Shiki is well-suited to be paired with characters that have good buffing abilities, and he also works well with characters that apply debuffs. Regarding equipment selection, I highly recommend the Quick Attack set. This set has a notable advantage in that it can increase the wearer's output based on their percentage of health, providing additional damage for both normal and ultimate attacks. For an offense-focused character like Shiki, this is currently the most suitable choice.

When it comes to team composition, Shiki fits perfectly into a team that specializes in debuffing. This way, his unique traits can be utilized to maximize the team's strengths. For example, a debuff-centric team led by Omega is a great option. In such a team, various methods can be used to stack multiple bleeding effects, and Shiki can capitalize on the enemy's bleeding status to increase damage, achieving high output. Adding Kyo Kusanagi to the team ensures that he can provide supplementary damage against enemies with negative status effects.

Thus, pairing Shiki with fighters like Omega, Kyo Kusanagi, Billy, Geese, and Chris creates a formidable team. In this lineup, Shiki can leverage his skills to work synergistically with his teammates. For instance, Omega can create debuffs, Shiki can use these to enhance his damage, Kyo Kusanagi can supplement damage against debuffed enemies, and Billy and Geese can either absorb damage or support the team's output, forming a highly effective fighting force.

The above is a detailed introduction to how to play Shiki in All-Star Awakening. After reading this, you should not only understand the specific skill effects of this fighter but also know how to choose and pair equipment and team compositions in actual battles. This way, you can seamlessly integrate Shiki into your fighting system.