Chitose’s documented Auto Attack recipe uses Serpent’s Glide and Mirror Blade, with Tremble and Fall enabling quick access to the last Auto Attack strike after a dodge or Main Skill. Teresa supports that attack pattern; Iris offers a more consistent support route than Freesia in the original analysis. Later updates changed several Potentials, so the old recipe is a reference rather than a current best-build verdict.
Historical Auto Attack recipe from the supplied original Maygii Chitose analysis, with official version 1.9 changes identified. It does not cover the later Skill/Mark meta in full or reuse old calculated percentages as anniversary results.
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Build around the final Auto Attack strike
The covered Chitose branch concentrates on Auto Attack damage. Tremble and Fall lets a dodge or Main Skill lead directly into the last Auto Attack strike. The original author uses that shortcut to spend more of the fight on the valuable end of the attack chain.
Use the skill when available and dodge to reach another final strike, while keeping the target in the support effects. This is the documented attack loop, not an instruction to cancel every action indiscriminately. The source’s claim that a long Ultimate animation can lose single-target damage belongs to its old setup and Talent conditions; it is not a universal instruction to never use Chitose’s Ultimate.

Preserve the Auto Attack branch’s priorities
Original Chitose Auto Attack recipe
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| Layer | Choices | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Core pair | Serpent’s Glide; Mirror Blade | The covered attack engine. |
| Enabler | Tremble and Fall | Access the final Auto Attack strike after a dodge or Main Skill. |
| First damage priority | Aqueous Phantasm | Highest common priority in the original comparison. |
| Then | Dance of Elegance; Azure Embrace | Continue scaling the attack branch. |
| Later levels | Further Tremble and Fall / Waltz investment | The old calculation ranks these below the principal damage pieces. |
The run has random choices. Take the core mechanism and its enabling Potential before filling the Record with unrelated bonuses. A high Record score alone does not prove that its damage pieces work together.
Teresa plus Iris or Freesia
Teresa supplies the attack support in the original recipe. It uses Surge: Infinite and Immortality as cores, then prioritizes Let Me Help!; Isn’t It Awesome and Shortcut Seeker are later pieces. Her fixed-area support can lose useful uptime when the enemy moves out of it.
Original second-support alternatives
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| Support | Build pieces | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| Iris | Blizzard: Spread + Vortex; prioritize Bundle Sale, then Forced Liquidation and one Prolonged Winter. | The original analysis treats this as the more consistent route; keep its area on the relevant target. |
| Freesia | Realm of Frost + Localized Snowfall; Winter’s Grip is the key debuff piece in the source. | Temporal Revival introduces more run variance, making the desired Record less predictable. |
Those are alternative second supports, not a four-character team. Choose the version whose actual Potentials and effects you can assemble; a theoretical gain is not the same as reproducing the required run.
Use old equipment comparisons only within their model
The original isolated Disc calculation excludes Harmonies. It places Sword Against Stream ahead of Sunlit Blossom, while the four-star The Clash of Blade and Axe and United by Fate are useful comparison candidates. These are isolated effects, not a ranking of complete six-Disc sets with different note access and Crescendo levels.
For the old Auto Attack Emblem setup, the author considers Aqua PEN, Aqua damage, critical rate and Auto Attack damage at level 70. At level 80 it adds further PEN and Auto Attack level +3; level-90 Potential choices include Aqueous Phantasm +3 and Dance of Elegance +3. These priorities describe that build’s damage category. They do not transfer unchanged into a Skill recipe.
Version 1.9 changed relevant effects
- Tremble and Fall gained Edge after its shortcut Auto Attack deals damage, increasing the damage of some Auto Attacks.
- Dance of Elegance gained an Aqua-damage effect for the final Auto Attack strike, expiring after that strike.
- Returning Tide’s enhanced Torrent Flash condition expanded to include damage to elite or higher-tier targets, not only a kill.
The official changes are why this page does not publish the original percentage gains as current results or rank this branch above later alternatives. Use the exact effect text in your client when following the recipe, and use a source-matched later analysis when choosing between the updated branches.
The separately sourced Allie Skill recipe is a different Aqua build, with different damage conditions.
Sources & scope
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