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11 Million Downloads Celebration Godfest Review and Analysis

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Godfest basics

When making the decision to roll or save your magic stones, you need to determine if the featured pantheons can benefit or compliment your teams. Chasing for one specific monster is unwise as you will most likely be disappointed and should ideally have Godfests that overlap with many target cards. Remember all monsters that come out of the REM will qualify for Skill Inheritance so do not be too hasty when selling dupes. For a more detailed team building help, please refer to my full list Popular Leader’s and their Full Sub List Post. Lastly, to find more information about a specific pantheon or monster, refer to my Master List to better refine your search. If you are considering to purchase a Four Gentlemen card, please read my Review and Comparison HERE.

Introduction

To mark the 11 million downloads in North America, GungHo is throwing a modestly more special Godfest to mark this occasion. We have been experiencing 4x GFE for quite some time now and with only a smattering of 5x to try and entice us. However, these increased rates do not appear to be any more special than Godfests of old due to the significantly larger REM pool. It is my understanding (I could be wrong) that with each new pantheon (or GFE) added, the rates to roll a particular card go down. Thus, the increased rates are merely there to keep abreast with this “inflation.”

Regardless, this Godfest features a reasonable line up along with +33 to each roll (+11 to each stat).

2916 Gala of Flame Silk
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Day 1		 Heroes Egyptian 2
Bankai Yamato Bankai Andro Bankai Perseus Wukong bankai Awoken Pandora Set Nut Osiris Hathor Nephthys
GFE
 Kali Dark Kali Red Sonia Blue Sonia Green Sonia Eschamali Scheat Australis
 Ult Tsubaki Ult Sumire Ult Kaede Fenrir Viz Fenrir Kanna 3268 Baby Satsuki
 Gremory Ronove 2991 2993 2997 Sherias Roots Sherias Balboa
Baldin
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Day 2		 Norse Sengoku
Freyr I&I Awoken Freyja Thor Awoken Loki 3101 3103 3105 3107 d-d-akechi
GFE
Urd Skuld ult evo Verd Metatron dtron Ryune Saria Sylvie
Ult Zuoh Ilm Sherias Roots Sherias Baldin Balboa Ronove 2991
2993 2997 Gremory Gadius Typhon rodin Blodin Green Odin
3268

Video commentary

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Day 1

Day 1 features both the powerful Heroes pantheon and poorly aging Egyptian 2. Presently speaking, the Hero series remains one of the strongest due to the prevalence of the heart cross meta along with offering powerful orb changers that help any mono-colour team. Being able to heal and deal damage simultaneously is crucial to success in high tier content. Furthermore, they all possess syngergistic awakenings that help row-based teams along with high weighed stats.

On the other hand, the Egyptian 2 pantheon is in an awkward place as none of them posses an awoken evolution along with not having an ideal home for them as none of them lead powerful teams. Their active skills are somewhat unique, but no not grant them a best in slot status for any particular team. However, this can all change with an awoken evolution as it will revamp their current active and leader skill.

In regards to the featured GFE, I feel that Day 1 is superior as it features all the top-tier 6* with the inclusion of Dark Kali Dark Kali, Kanna 3233, and Kaede Ult Kaede. I value these cards higher solely based on the fact that they are instrumental to success on the current strongest teams.

Hero Gods
jjjjjjjjMonsterjjjjjjjjj  Notes
 Yamato
Bankai Yamato
God / Dragon / Attacker
Fire Row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Skill Boost
Time Extend Fire Row Fire Row
—
Green Arrow Fire
Dark Arrow Heart
Heart Arrow +heart
8 turn CD		 Yamato was initially famous for his 3 skill boost Skill Boost awakenings as this helps guarantee your actives are ready to use by turn 1. However, he still makes for a stellar mono-fire sub due to his 3 fire row Fire Row enhances. This makes him best suited on Krishna 3068 as ideal teams try to stack rows for optimal damage. However, if you are fortunate enough to roll rare Collab cards, Christmas Gremory 3379 and Yamamoto 3357 teams could both significantly benefit from a Yamato or two.

In addition to providing a valuable active that generates fire and enhanced heart orbs, Yamato has combo synergy with Leilan Awoken Leilan and Verdandi Verd to form 2/3 fire boards. Forming 2/3 fire boards is the best way to ensure 3 unique rows and the largest damage possible.

Finally, Yamato brings a soft bind clear to your mono fire teams through his heart generating active and recover bind Bind Clear awakening awakening. This allows him to clear 3 turns of binds through a row of hearts and is a viable option provided he is not bound.
 Andromeda
Bankai Andro
God / Healer / Physical
Water Row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Water Row Skill Lock Resist
Time Extend Water Row TPA

Fire Arrow Water
Light Arrow Heart
Heart Arrow +heart
8 turn CD		 Andromeda remains one of the best mono water subs available and is used on essentially every team due to her powerful active, awakenings, and high base stats.

Andromeda is able to provide 40% skill bind resist coverage along with three rows and a single TPA. Furthermore, like Yamato, she can act as a soft bind clearer through a row of hearts.

Her healer and physical typing provide a healthy amount of defensive stats and her triple typing allows her to be used on Neptune Dragon Neptune Dragon, Blue Sonia Blue Sonia, I&I I&I / Ryune Ryune, Sarasvati 3069, and Lakshimi 3242 teams. Essentially, every one loves to use Andromeda and you will be well served with her in your monster box.

Perhaps the only major downside is a lack of natural board change synergy as you would either have to use Summer Urd summer urd or inherit Urd Urd somewhere on your team.
 Perseus
Bankai Perseus
God / Balance / Dragon
Wood Row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Skill Lock Resist
Time Extend Wood Row Time Extend
—-
Water Arrow Green
Fire Arrow Heart
Heart Arrow +heart
8 turn CD		 Perseus is a powerful  mono wood row Wood Row card as he has the rarely seen 2 SBR Skill Lock Resist and 2 time extend Time Extend awakenings. These greatly ease team building along with providing you with ample time to match your numerous wood rows. Unfortunately, wood row teams are not very popular at the moment and his best fit would be on Awoken Liu Bei A Liu Bei teams.

Awoken Liu Bei is considered the strongest coop leader as he is able to form an effortless push button team. Unfortunately, the lack of SBR on the core team members can leave you vulnerable to skill binds. This is where Perseus comes into play along with having a reasonable orb change combo when paired with Liu Bei.

You can still use Perseus as a sub on TPA wood teams such as Kaede Ult Kaede, Ronove Ronove, and Parvati 3243; however, you may be better served with him as an inherit for those types of teams.
Sun Wukong
Wukong bankai
God / Physical / Healer
Light Row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Light Row
Time Extend TPA Skill Boost
—-
Water  Arrow Light
Dark Arrow Heart
Heart Arrow +heart
8 turn CD		 Sun Wukong remains one of the strongest mono light cards available due to his active, awakenings, and high base stats. His heart generating active helps provide a steady stream of important orbs along with the potential to clear 3 turns of binds through his recover bind Bind Clear awakening awakening.

The ability to act as a soft bind clearer in coop is invaluable as you can rely on your partner absorbing the binds and having you clear them without dedicating a sub/active slot this task.

Presently speaking, Wukong is one of the strongest subs available for Myr Miru teams.
Awoken Pandora
Awoken Pandora
Devil / Physical
Dark row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Dark row
Time Extend Dark row
—-
Green Arrow Dark
Light Arrow Heart + haste
9 CD
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Bankai Pandora
Bankai Pandora
God / Devil / Healer
Dark row Bind Clear awakening Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Dark row
Time Extend TPA Time Extend
—-
Green Arrow Dark
Light Arrow Heart
Heart Arrow +heart
8 turn CD		 To help you better chose which Pandora is right for you, please read my comparison post. Regardless of which evolution you choose, Pandora is an amazing monster as her active spawns dark and heart orbs. This can be used in conjunction with Zuoh Ult Zuoh to form a 2/3 dark orb board. Furthermore, her awakenings combine both power and utility and is welcomed on essentially every dark team. You can combine her heart making with a horizontal row of hearts to trigger 3 turns of bind removal through Bind Clear awakening and is one of the few options for removing binds on dark based teams. Granted Pandora can be bound, but it is at least an option.

Despite the fact that Awoken Pandora used to be one of the strongest leaders in the game, it should not distract you from the fact that she is still a powerful leader. You can still clear plenty of content through her dark-devil team. However, many players have been shifting their focus to using her as a sub.

Presently speaking, Gremory Gremory is her best home. Unfortunately, Pandora is largely outclassed by Akechi d-d-akechi in nearly every way outside of a soft bind clearing option.

Egyptian 2
jjjjjjjjMonsterjjjjjjjjj  Notes
Set
Set
God / Attacker
Enhnaced Fire Orb Skill Boost Enhanced Wood Orb
Enhnaced Fire Orb TPA TPA
TPA +heart
—-
Heart Arrow Fire
1.5x ATK Fire att. for 2 turns
11 turn CD		 Set was initially hyped upon his release due to his triple TPA TPA awakenings. Unfortunately, that quickly died down due to his lack of ideal homes. One could argue that he has value on Shiva Dragon Shiva D or Reincarnated Shiva 3241 teams; however, his place is not mandatory by any means.

Providing a 50% damage increase for two turns is helpful, but is one of the weakest enhancing options available. In addition, both those teams usually have enough damage for the type of content they tackle.

Set’s active combines two mechanics into one and this can help alleviate some active requirements towards the end of the dungeon. This is because you can use Set on the second to last floor and then then another active on boss to deal lethal damage.

For beginning players, Set is a strong leader as he will teach you the ways of comboing and basic orb management.
Nut
Nut
God / Physical
blue + orb TPA Time Extend
blue + orb TPA blue + orb
blue + orb +heart
—-
L Column  Arrow Water
4  turn CD		 Nut is an interesting water monster as she has a low base cooldown along with reasonable awakenings. Being able to form a column of water orbs is more helpful on TPA teams; however, you can easily use Nut as a base for Skill Inheritance in order to gain easier access to a new active skill. This becomes crucial in short dungeons that are played in solo mode as it may be challenging to stall for actives.

Despite the fact that Nut has no row awakenings, the four orb enhances blue + orb add significant passive damage to row-based teams. This largely plays into the idea of using her as a base for Skill Inheritance, but can be simply used to have a quick orb generating active.

Looking at Nut’s active, you are able to generate 1-5 additional water orbs on a 4 turn cooldown. What makes this unique compared to other orb changers is that she will spawn the orbs in a fixed location regardless of what is already there. This means you can use Nut as a way to improve an already strong board after a full board changer or to override poison/jammer orbs. Furthermore, the column that is generated can easily be converted into a TPA match by moving a water orb from the bottom or top.

The main drawback of using Nut is a lack of SBR Skill Lock Resist which could place constraints on team building in order to achieve 100% immunity.

Overall, Nut is a solid water sub and although she may not be a source of healthy fat/protein, she can strengthen your team’s output via her 4 water orb enhances.
Osiris
Osiris
God / Balance
Enhanced Wood Orb TPA Time Extend
Enhanced Wood Orb TPA Enhanced Wood Orb
Enhanced Wood Orb+heart
—-
R Column  Arrow Green
4  turn CD
 Osiris was designed as the wood counterpart to Nut as he shares the same style of awakenings and active. Unfortunately, Osiris is seldom seen on many mono wood teams due to the sheer abundance of TPA-oriented subs. This is mostly because players would elect to use Vishnu 3070 instead due to the additional Two Prong Attack, SBR, and enhanced skyfall mechanic.

However, you can still use Osiris as a placeholder sub or as a card to act as a base for Skill Inheritance.

Overall, Osiris feels more lackluster than Nut as Vishnu is for the most part a straight upgrade.  On the bright side, Medjedra still loves him.
Hathor
Hathor
God / Healer
+light orb Skill Boost blue + orb
+light orb +light orb +light orb
Skill Lock Resist Time Extend
—-
25% gravity
13 turn CD		 Hathor is a victim to extreme powercreep as she was released far too late into the game to keep abreast with other cards.  25x rainbow leads began to go out of style around her release and she has not received substantial buffs to keep her viable.

She is capable of forming a 1.82x HP / 20.25x ATK / 1.82x RCV rainbow team that requires 5/6 elements to trigger activation. This would have made her stronger than the first few evolutions of Sakuya, but the game shifted away from rainbow leads before Hathor could develop a following. Presently, Hathor is mostly a pretty box cheerleaders and potential candidate for skill inheritance as gravity assistant. She could also be used as a mono light sub for gravity, but is relatively eclipsed by Awoken Sakuya Sakuya in that department.

However, I want to emphasize her value as a gravity assistant as she is one of the few options available. You may not use her very often, but it does have value when required.
Nephthys
Nephthys
God / Devil
Dark Orb Enhance Skill Boost Enhnaced Fire Orb
Dark Orb Enhance Dark Orb Enhance Dark Orb Enhance
+heart Skill Lock Resist
—-
Dark Arrow Dark Orb Enhance
1.5x Dark ATK for 2 turns
8 turn CD		 Nephthys follows the relative trend of the Egyptian 2 pantheon by featuring 4 enhanced orb awakenings and being largely outclassed by other options for her respective role. Even with the buff to her active skill to allow 2 turns of damage enhancement, she will still feel inferior to Loki Awoken Loki or other damage boosters.

Unlike Set, Nephthys only enhances dark orbs (instead of generating extra orbs) and still requires another orb changer to deal damage. Furthermore, if you are planning to use her active on the second to last floor (as your second turn of damage carries over), you will have wasted the majority of your burst due to the orb enhancement. Thus, you would probably need to use Nephthys on the boss itself and negating the two turn enhancement buff. This may seem a little nit-picky; however, it becomes crucial to min/max at higher levels and you need to be careful of what actives/subs you bring to the party.

Looking beyond Nephthys’s active, her God and Devil typing allow her to be utilized on all the popular dark teams: Yomi Dragon Yomi Dragon, Awoken Lucifer Awoken Archdemon Lucifer, Gremory Gremory, and Awoken Pandora Awoken Pandora. The 4 enhanced dark orb Dark Orb Enhance add a sizable damage increase and ensure 80% of all spawned orbs come with an enhance. Furthermore, by being able to enhance dark orbs with her active, you can correct badly spawned full board changers for Yomi Dragon.

Day 2

For a long time, the Norse Gods reigned supreme as the best option for damage enhancement as they could provide 2x damage for two turns. However, with the introduction of the Armoured Knight and Gemstone series, the Norses have lost their edge. 2x damage enhancement is powerful, but pales in comparison to the Gemstone princesess and while the Norse have better sub potential, most players choose to inherit their enhancers instead. Inheriting your enhance allows you to choose which awakenings you want on your team along with being able to use a different active should the dungeon be exceptionally long. Perhaps one notable benefit for the Norse Gods is the double SBR awakenings that greatly ease team building constraints in solo mode.

On the other hand, the Sengoku (Samurai) pantheon remains one of the stronger ones due to their powerful and unique active skills. All of them feature dual purpose actives that allow you to do two different mechanics at once. This is crucial in high end content as you need to maximize your active skills and the Sengoku can allow you to bring one less ability. Their new ultimate evolutions also allow them to be used as viable subs on their respective teams due to their large array of beneficial awakenings.

Unfortunately, the Godfest Exclusive line up more lackluster as it is missing all of the crucial 6-stars required for the top tier teams.

Norse
jjjjjjjjMonsterjjjjjjjjj  Notes
Freyr
Freyr
Attacker / Physical
Fire Row +heart Fire Row
Skill Boost TPA Skill Lock Resist
Skill Lock Resist TPA
—-
2x ATK Fire & Water for 2 turns
1 turn haste
12 turn CD		 Freyr is the first of the Norse God series and finally ditched the little pigs in favours of two magnificent swords and a majestic rainbow. Amusing art aside, Freyr is powerful card for augmenting your Firepower. His awakenings bring a healthy mix of offensive and defensive utility and the double SBR Skill Lock Resist eases team building. Unfortunately, there has been a diminished need for damage enhancers as most are now inherited or the teams themselves have large multipliers. In addition, the usage of Sanada 3101 further lowers the need for damage enhancement.

As a leader, Freyr pairs wonderfully with Raoh Raoh to form a powerful 1.5x HP / 14.625x ATK / 2.5x RCV team for Attacker and Devil types while prioritizing fire rows Fire Row. Tank teams are able to effectively stall on most floors and can unleash amazing burst damage through orb changers and Freyr’s active.

Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Freyr is able to be used as an assistant for both fire and water teams.
I&I
I&I
Physical / Devil
Water Row +heart Water Row
Skill Boost TPA Skill Lock Resist
Skill Lock Resist TPA
—-
2x ATK Water & Dark for 2 turns
1 turn haste
12 turn CD
 Awoken Idunn&Idunna doubles both your fun and damage! They are perhaps Puzzle and Dragon’s most loved pair (although DQXQ Awoken DQXQ is a strong contender) but are somewhat on the decline due to powercreep.

I&I used to be able to form a powerful tank team, but that has been quickly blown out of the water and the overarching need to damage enhancement is lower by comparison. In addition, splitting your offensive awakenings between rows and TPA effectively wastes one of them as most teams only focus on a single matching pattern. Perhaps the best fit would be on a Reincarnated Lakshmi 3242 as she tends to mix and match rows and TPA throughout the dungeon.

Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken I&I is able to be used as an assistant for both water and dark teams.
Freyja
Awoken Freyja
Devil / Attacker
Wood Row +heart Wood Row
Skill Boost TPA Wood Row
Skill Lock Resist Skill Lock Resist
—-
2x ATK Wood & Dark for 2 turns
1 turn haste
12 turn CD
 Freyja is a viable mono wood option with 3 wood rows and the highly desired two SBR awakenings. Her leadership potential has been outdated for sometime now and instead will be used as an inherit or a sub on Awoken Liu Bei A Liu Bei teams. This is not always for the active skill, but instead for the 40% skill bind resistance as it can help you achieve full immunity without compromising your team composition as much a regular sub would.

Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Freyja is able to be used as an assistant for both wood and dark teams.
Thor
Thor
Devil / Attacker
Light Row +heart Light Row
Skill Boost Skill Boost Skill Lock Resist
Skill Lock Resist Light Row
—-
2x ATK Light & Water for 2 turns
1 turn haste
12 turn CD
 Thor is sadly not the hunky beefcake you see flying around in cinemas and his art work may make you cringe upon closer inspection. Poor art and fashion choices aside, Thor is another viable damage enhancing option and has modest leadership potential.

When used as a leader, he pairs wonderfully with Saria Saria to form a 2x HP / 14.06x ATK / 2.5x RCV tank team that has an amazing sub pool to draw upon. For further reading and team building advice, please read my Full Guide. However, one thing you have to keep in mind is that this team is quite slow and not as powerful as it used to be when going through newer content.

Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Thor is able to be used as an assistant for both water and light teams.
Loki
Awoken Loki
Physical / Devil
Dark row +heart Dark row
Skill Boost TPA Skill Lock Resist
Skill Lock Resist TPA
—-
2x ATK Dark & Light for 2 turns
1 turn haste
12 turn CD
 Loki is the last of the Norse Gods and has the highly desired Devil typing. This allows him to be fully utilized on Gremory Gremory, Awoken Pandora Awoken Pandora and  Awoken Lucifer Awoken Archdemon Lucifer teams as a powerful 2x damage enhancer.

However, most players are beginning to drop their Pandor and Lucifer teams and Gremory does not require a damage enhance. Thus, Loki is in an awkward place as a sub due to no ideal home.

Another interesting aspect of Awoken Loki is his potential as a rainbow sub due to his light and dark enhancement. Many rainbow teams are light heavy and the additional dark coverage and two skill bind resists ease team building constraints while still providing damage enhancement. However, you can simply use his active via Skill Inheritance.

Sengoku
jjjjjjjjMonsterjjjjjjjjj  Notes
 Sanada
3101
God / Attacker
Fire Row Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost
Fire Row Skill Boost Fire Row
Fire Row Fire Row
—- 
Water Arrow Fire
Light Arrow Heart
Fire Arrow Enhnaced Fire Orb
8 turn CD
 Sanada is one of the strongest fire cards as he has a spectacular active that combines both a double orb changer and fire orb enhance. By combining both a heart and fire orb changer along with a fire orb enhance, you remove the need to bring a damage enhancing active. This is crucial in high end content as you free up an active skill slot and can further refine your team to counter other dungeon mechanics.

Sanada gained an additional buff that provided an additional fire row and a stat increase. The additional health is important as he is still far too ATK oriented and survivability is more important in the majority of situations.

Sanada is a wonderful sub on Krishna 3068 as ideal teams try to stack rows for optimal damage. However, if you are fortunate enough to roll rare Collab cards, Christmas Gremory 3379 and Yamamoto 3357 teams could both significantly benefit from a Sanada.

What makes Sanada so powerful is his combo synergy with Urd Urd to produce a 2/3 enhanced fire, 1/3 heart board. This will deal lethal damage to essentially boss in the game.

One last thing to note is that Sanada can be combo-ed with Mori Mori Motanari for a full board of enhanced fire orbs.
 Mori Motonari
3103
God / Physical
Water Row Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost
Water Row Skill Boost Water Row
Water Row
—-
All Arrow Fire Water + 2 haste
14 turn CD		 Mori Motonari had less popularity because of the abundance of full board changers who are water types. However, this all changed with the introduction of his new ultimate evolution. He now has 4 amazing water row enhances on top of augmented base stats and his overpowering active. 11/10 times you should choose this evolution as the other form offers lesser awakenings and a largely irrelevant leader skill.

Noteworthy teams Mori can make an appearance on are include Sarasvati 3069, Neptune Dragon Neptune Dragon , Blue Sonia Blue Sonia , and Awoken I&I I&I / Ryune Ryune . His board change does work for Awoken Hermes Awoken Hermes, but you are gambling on a bi-colour board that is skewed to water.

However, with the advent of Skill Inheritance, Mori may have additional options as he can be used for both mono water and fire teams. The haste allows you to cycle your other actives more readily and may have many applications in coop farming. Just a word of caution, Mori’s has a very long cooldown, and you may have to wait longer than is ideal to use his active through skill inheritance.
 Mitsunari
3105
God / Attacker
Wood Row Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost
Wood Row Skill Boost Wood Row
Wood Row
—-
All Arrow Green Dark Heart
2 turns haste
13 turn CD
 Mitsunari is a seldom seen wood monster as wood row teams are still lackluster and thus preventing Mitsunari finding an ideal home. However, with the coop prowess of Awoken Liu Bei A Liu Bei, Mitsunari may have some value. Mitsunari + Liu Bei does result in a full board of wood orbs and can be used as either a placeholder for another Zeus Dios Ult Zeus Dios or as a means to overcome combo shields. However, for players who are looking to min-max their button farming teams/time, Mitsunari may not be the best choice as the haste animation along with requiring two actives for a full board are time sinks. In addition, dual colour board changers are superior for combo shields.

However, Mitsunari is still a great inheritance option for both mono wood and dark teams as his value brings amazing value and can be comboed with Pandora Awoken Pandora. This has tremendous potential on Gremory Gremory teams as many choose to run Pandora subs.
Keiji
3107
God / Balance
TPA Time Extend Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Lock Resist TPA
Devil killer
—-
All Arrow Random + haste
8 turn CD		 Keiji has an interesting active as he will randomly change your board. This will remove locked orbs as well as give the chance at cascades to occur. If a cascade does trigger, all of your cooldowns will decrease by 1 and the boss will not retaliate. However, due to the randomness of the board change, you are not guaranteed 3 of each element. This creates an inherit risk when using Keiji ‘s active on rainbow teams. He is largely eclipsed by Light Kali and Dark Kali Dark Kali due to lower stats and no guaranteed spawns. Keiji will mostly be used on Sakuya Sakuya , Awoken Ra Ra , and Ra Dragon Ra Dragon, teams.

However, many players will value Keiji for his board refresh active as an assistant for Skill Inheritance. This can be easily transferred onto your team and even mono-colour teams may benefit as a means to remove locked orbs.

With an ultimate evolution, Keiji may find more viability, but may still be regulated to an assistant via Skill Inheritance due to the random-ness of his active unless you need a 100x glass cannon leader.
Akechi
d-d-akechi
God / Devil
Dark row Dark row Skill Boost
Skill Lock Resist Skill Boost Dark row
Dark row
—-
Fire Arrow Dark
Water Arrow Heart
Dark Arrow Dark Orb Enhance
8 turn CD		 Akechi is considered one of the strongest dark subs in the game. This is because he combines both a double orb changer and damage enhance into a single active. Furthermore, Akechi has incredible synergy with Haku Haku or Zuoh Ult Zuoh to create a 2/3 board of dark orbs that are enhanced. You can find him on all high end dark teams including Yomi Dragon Yomi Dragon, Gremory Gremory, Awoken Lucifer Awoken Archdemon Lucifer, Awoken Pandora Awoken Pandora, or other God/Devil teams.

He was once marred as a either a skill inherit assistant or a less ideal sub because of the low base stats and awakenings. However, with the release of his new ultimate evolution, Akechi is now incredible and the only real fault I can find in him is low base Recovery.

One thing to keep in mind is where you plan to use Akechi as his D/L 3110 is superior on non-row teams and row teams that lack numerous orb enhances.

Conclusion

The 11 Million Downlloads Godfest features two strong and two weak pantheons. It is just is just a shame they decided split the Heroes and Sengoku up into seperate days. The 5x GFE rates do help entice players to roll and from a purely end game perspective, Day 1 is superior from a GFE point of view.

Let me know what you think about this Godfest and which day do you plan on rolling.

Happy Puzzling!

59 thoughts on “11 Million Downloads Celebration Godfest Review and Analysis”

  4. The only 3 rolls of Day 1:

    Yamato Takeru < (just why?????)
    Satsuki <(what can I even do with this)
    Tsubaki <(you know it's bad when a dup feels like the most promising roll)

    Of that entire pantheon, I pulled the only one I didn't want -.-

    I may re roll later but I don't know if it's worthwhile

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      1. Well if it is your first Yamato, he is a powerful card on most fire teams. Satsuki should have a new evolution, but is still one of the strongest assistants for dark. Dupe Tsubakis are great for their Double Dragon Killers!

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        1. Thanks, you are definitely right.
          With Yamato, I don’t really have a fire team that would need him per say. The only fire team I have is Tsubaki.

          I must be a glutton for punishment:

          2 more rolls ( by accident, too):

          Australis (a dupe as well)
          Thanatos ( I think I just sell him and Undine for the MP)

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            1. Glad you find my content helpful!

              As for Yamato, his active skill can always be inherited for tsubaki as he keeps your fire and light orbs

              You should also never sell a card unless you have a duplicate (eg undine)

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  5. I rolled day one. I’m looking for kanna, sun wukong, kaeda or dkali for my ronove and myr teams.

    Got Red Knight, Nim
    Sherias
    Spica

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      1. I realized i may now have a fairly strong grodin tank team.

        Grodin
        Perseus
        Spica
        Ishida mitsunari
        Australis

        My alt also has grodin. Wont be as fast as my ronove team but may help me take out other content.

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        1. It will definitely be slow, but reasonably safe for some content. One thing to consider is using Zeus Dios for easy boards and damage. Does either account have Liu Bei?

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  8. rolled 8 times, got 2nd sumire, chester, tsubaki, acubens, esch, thumbelina, nep nep, 3rd sumire. Besides the sumires everything is new so im pretty excited

    At the moment my two teams are 3x sumire, isis, neptune (filler for now till i get kamui) and krishna, sanada, sanada, tsubaki, hatsume. Thanks a lot for your posts as they help me decide when to roll!

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        1. Rolling results:

          Osiris
          dupe Salamander
          dupe Balboa
          Gryps Rider
          Kaede
          Dantalion

          Nothing that helps my current teams but I will definitely make a new one for Kaede.

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  11. Hi mantastic, i rolled LKali, 3rd ronove, Apocalypse, hathor, phoenix rider and kakkab, i have a DMeta team, should i use kakkab or should i try to get grisar from invades? also which dungeon is better to try to get him? thanks.

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    1. Grisar is best obtained from Ultimate Devil Rush as he is a guaranteed spawn along with providing a hefty amount of Rank Experience per clear

      What other cards do you have available?

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  12. Bought a few stones for day 1 because I really, really wanted a Yamato or an Andromeda. Instead, I pull nothing from the Heroes pantheon and THREE Egyptians. 2nd Set, 3rd Ronove, 2nd Osiris, 3rd LKali, 3rd Sumire, and Hathor. And the card I’m honestly happiest about? Snow White – the only fairy tale girl I didn’t have (and she’s not even in this gala…wat).

    Still, Ronove is 15K MP and I’m probably going to find something to shove Set’s and Osiris’ pluses onto…if I don’t sell them too. Hathor’s inheritable gravity is nice to have, I can probably throw a decent Sumire system together for 5×4 dungeons now, and I have more LKalis than I know what to do with. I’d be happier if PCGF and the previous 5x GFE didn’t troll me so hard 😛

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  16. Sitting this one out as I’d be chasing wukong and Urd. Thanks everyone for posting results to help cement my decision. Good luck to all in the REM slot machine!

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  17. Looking for Yamato Takeru and Eschamali on my main… got 3rd LKali (sold for 15k MP), 2nd CaoCao and 2nd Andromeda.
    After awakening my first CaoCao, time to redo a R/G CaoCao ^^’

    Alt: LKali (O_o) and 2nd Verdandi

    Well, there’s a lot of LKali rolls as I can see from other posts :/

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    1. I would take a light kali over silver roll =P

      One thing to keep in mind with dupe pantheon gods is their killer forms. Killer awakenings have tremendous value and may be worth considering for the dupe

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      1. Well, LKali > silver for sure, at least I’ve got a lot of MP 🙂

        As for CaoCao, I’m using an ACaoCao in my Krishna team, which should be more useful between R/G or R/D CaoCao? For sure the killer awakening should be more interesting (R/G is for my old Verdandi team, but I’m thinking of dismantle that team, I’m using Krishna in tricolor dungeons)

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        1. I would still stick with Awoken CaoCao over the other options as he has bind immunity which can act as a base for a bind clear along with being able to remove poison orbs.

          However, R/D is generally better compared to R/G for row teams

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          1. Yeah, ACaoCao with FDK inherit is a staple unbindable bind clearer for me.

            My team is Krishna, Sanada, ACaoCao (FDK), Gadius (Saria), R/L Ares. I’ve got a Yasutora Sado from the Bleach collabo, who shoud inherit his active? Ares?

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    1. I hope I get one soon……

      Instead I got Snow white x2 and Hathor

      Here’s to hoping Awoken Hathor is like a mini Radra like 2.25/81/2.25 or something

      Although knowing my luck now that I have rolled Hathor Egyptian 2 will be forgotten.

      Happened to my Lmeta back in the day. Happened to my Satsuki.
      Happened to my Saria.

      RIP Egyptian 2 now that I own one of you, you will never be relevant again.

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      1. Well considering you own all of them, one is bound to become relevant with their next wave of evolutions =)

        Fun fact, Light Metatron was my 3rd +297 back in the day for my Sakuya team. Now she is barely touched

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  19. Somehow I hoped for a 2nd Kaede, but instead I got Ame no Uzume. So now I have a really strong red bind cleaner.

    It is just hard to decide which team to use or (in my case:) to make. ReShiva (I like the playstyle) or ReMinerva (I have the better subs).

    Not enough TPA (only Shiva, Set, Urd), but that is not really the point, as Sanadaa and and the few TPA guys sounds enough.
    Minerva isn’t able to use Sanadaa (it breaks my heart), but Minerva, Terra, Gadius and Belial sounds legit… also the Arena friendly def and the bind immunity.

    Damn, this was easy :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

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    1. Generally speaking, Minerva is a better end game leader, but Shiva is easier/faster to play. Both have their merits and they do have some overlap with subs.

      Shiva is able to hit around 2m on a single TPA and 7 combo board and that is usually sufficient for most content so not having tonnes of TPA subs is not too detrimental to success.

      As for your Minerva team, it looks like it would work well =)

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