Blazebell is a 5-star Justice Controller in Chaos Zero Nightmare, released on November 11, 2026, alongside her signature Partner Vivian. As the head of House Freyja and the first Combatant from the Sileima faction, she plays a support role built around Bind stacks. She creates Blue Flame cards, stacks them to earn AP and extra draws, and applies Melting so Justice allies deal more damage.
Blazebell Overview
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Category |
Details |
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Rarity |
5-star ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
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Role |
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Attribute |
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Faction |
Sileima |
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Release Date |
November 11, 2026 |
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Base Attack |
140 |
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Base Defense |
60 |
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Base Health |
80 |
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Critical Chance |
3% |
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Critical Damage |
125% |
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Core Mechanic |
Bind, Blue Flame, Purity, Melting |
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Core Support Card |
Fluttering Embers |
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Key Setup Card |
Resonating Flame |
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Card Utility |
Flametouch, Freyjaen Blessing, Vestige of Flames |
Controller
JusticeBlazebell is a resource engine first and an attacker second. Her build should support three goals: keep Blue Flame cards flowing, convert Bind stacks into AP and draws, and keep Melting on enemies while Justice allies attack. The base stats above are Level 1 values. At Level 60 with Potential 7, Manifest Ego 6 and Affinity 40, she reaches 458 Attack, 226 Defense and 402 Health, with critical stats unchanged at 3% and 125%.
Blazebell Build at a Glance
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Build Component |
Recommendation |
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AP and Draw Engine |
Blue Flame into Fluttering Embers |
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Blue Flame Supply |
Resonating Flame, Freyjaen Blessing |
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Debuff and Damage Amplification |
Flametouch (Melting) |
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Team Buff |
Vestige of Flames |
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Partner |
Vivian |
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Team Priority |
Justice damage dealers that can use extra AP, draws and damage buffs |
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Potential |
Unlock the card-upgrade nodes first, then check later Blazebell-specific nodes |
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Manifest Ego |
Sleeping Memory first for the stronger Vestige of Flames |
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Materials |
Justice Growth Stones, Units, Shards of Condemnation, Memory Code - Blazebell |
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Investment Strategy |
Build a working Bind loop and a Justice damage dealer before investing in higher Manifest Ego stages |
Blazebell Skill Kit
Blazebell's kit is small and tightly connected. Her starting deck feeds the Bind loop, her Epiphany cards keep that loop running, and her Ego Skill refills the Blue Flame pool. The tables below summarize the mechanics listed in the official developer notes and update notice.
Basic Cards
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Card |
Type |
AP Cost |
Effect |
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Bright Flame |
Attack |
1 |
Deals 100% Defense-Based damage |
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Blue Flame |
Skill |
1 |
Heals 60% when its Bind is stacked; carries a Bind counter (1/4) and changes into Fluttering Embers at 4 stacks |
Bright Flame is a plain attack. Blue Flame is the card that matters, because every Bind stack heals the team and moves the card toward Fluttering Embers.
Key Epiphany Cards
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Card |
Base Effect |
Build Consideration |
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Flametouch |
1 AP, inflicts 1 Melting and deals 150% Defense-Based damage |
Her main Melting source and the card that opens damage windows for Justice allies |
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Freyjaen Blessing |
1 AP, heals 150%; Streak: creates 2 Blue Flame |
Heals while feeding Blue Flame into the Bind loop |
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Resonating Flame |
2 AP, [Unique/Initiation] creates 3 Blue Flame, then 1 more at the start of each turn |
The setup card for steady Blue Flame supply |
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Vestige of Flames |
1 AP, [Unique/Retain] for 1 turn, +20% damage for allies and +20% damage for ally Justice cards |
Her team buff, played before a Justice ally's big turn |
These are the base effects. Each card also has Epiphany variants that change cost, damage and generated cards, so the right choice depends on what the rest of the team needs.
Core Keywords
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Keyword |
Effect |
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Bind |
+30% damage for Justice cards; when Bind is stacked 10 times, +30% damage for Attack cards for 2 turns |
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Purity |
Activates when your hand holds only cards of the same attribute; on Fluttering Embers it draws 1 card |
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Melting |
Enemy takes +15% damage from Justice cards for 1 turn; after 3 Justice hits (once per turn), Hypermelting is added; Melting drops by 1 each turn end |
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Hypermelting |
Enemy takes a further +15% damage from Justice cards for 1 turn; removed at turn end |
Melting and Hypermelting only boost Justice cards, which is why Blazebell is at her best on a Justice team. Purity rewards a clean hand, so avoid cluttering it with off-attribute cards when you want the extra draw from Fluttering Embers.
Ego Skill
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Ego Skill |
EP Cost |
Effect |
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Hellfire |
5 |
Deals 600% Defense-Based damage and inflicts 1 Melting on all enemies; discards all cards in hand except Unique and Bind cards; creates 4 Blue Flame |
Hellfire works as a reset button. It hits everything, spreads Melting, and refills your Blue Flame supply. Check your hand before casting, because anything that is not a Unique or Bind card is discarded, including attack cards you may have been saving for an ally.
Blazebell Upgrade Priority
Blazebell's development runs through card Epiphanies, her Partner, Potential upgrades, and Manifest Ego. Because her job is to keep the Bind loop running for the team, the early priorities are about consistency rather than numbers.
Recommended Upgrade Order
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Priority |
Upgrade Focus |
Why It Matters |
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1 |
Learn the Blue Flame to Fluttering Embers loop |
Establishes the AP and draw engine the whole kit is built on |
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2 |
Equip Vivian |
Adds Defense, which raises her Defense-based cards, plus Bind-triggered team buffs |
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3 |
Take Resonating Flame and Freyjaen Blessing Epiphanies |
Keeps Blue Flame supply high enough to stack Bind every turn |
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4 |
Take a Flametouch Epiphany that fits your team |
Raises Melting uptime for Justice allies |
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5 |
Invest in Potential card-upgrade nodes |
Improves card effects across her deck |
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6 |
Consider Manifest Ego stages |
Strengthens Vestige of Flames, Hellfire, and team-wide bonuses |
This is a practical framework rather than a fixed order for every account. Your Justice damage dealer, available materials and current Epiphanies will decide which step gives the biggest return first.
Blazebell Potential Upgrade Guide
Potential nodes use Growth Stones of Justice and Units. The first four nodes improve card categories, and the later nodes are character-specific.
Potential Effects and Materials
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Potential |
Upgrade Effect |
Required Materials |
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1 |
Obtain a random Rare Card with an activated Epiphany when entering Chaos |
8 Common Growth Stones of Justice, 10,000 Units |
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2 |
Basic Card damage, Shield Gain, and Heal Amounts +2% |
4 Common Growth Stones of Justice, 3,000 Units |
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3 |
Common Card damage, Shield Gain, and Heal Amounts +2% |
5 Great Growth Stones of Justice, 16,000 Units |
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3-1 |
Blazebell-specific Basic Card upgrade |
16 Great Growth Stones of Justice, 24,000 Units |
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4 |
Unique Card damage, Shield Gain, and Heal Amounts +2% |
8 Great Growth Stones of Justice, 20,000 Units |
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5 |
Blazebell-specific stat upgrade |
16 Premium Growth Stones of Justice, 28,000 Units |
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5-1 |
Blazebell-specific Basic Card upgrade |
16 Premium Growth Stones of Justice, 2 Shards of Condemnation, 60,000 Units |
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5-2 |
Increases Divine Epiphany appearance chance by 25% |
Not confirmed |
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6 |
Blazebell-specific stat upgrade |
120 Premium Growth Stones of Justice, 42,000 Units |
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7 |
Blazebell-specific unique stat upgrade |
36 Premium Growth Stones of Justice, 2 Shards of Condemnation, 80,000 Units |
Blazebell Manifest Ego Guide
Manifest Ego adds a new effect at each stage. Every stage requires one Memory Code - Blazebell and the Ego Manifestation from the previous stage.
Manifest Ego Effects
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Stage |
Name |
Main Effect |
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1 |
Sleeping Memory |
Vestige of Flames now creates 2 Blue Flame, and its buff rises to +30% ally damage and +30% ally Justice card damage for 1 turn |
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2 |
Awakening Memory |
At battle start, +10% Critical Chance to Justice Attribute Combatants |
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3 |
Vivid Memory |
+400% damage for Hellfire, and Hellfire also lets you select and draw 1 card |
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4 |
Inner Memory |
When Blazebell's Bind is stacked, gain 1 Freyja's Authority |
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5 |
Complete Memory |
Raises the Basic, Signature and Common card upgrade levels in Potentials by 3 |
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6 |
Liberated Memory |
+15% Weakness Damage to Justice Attribute Combatants |
Manifest Ego Investment Priorities
Sleeping Memory is the cleanest upgrade for a support build. It turns Vestige of Flames into a card that both generates Blue Flame and gives your team a bigger damage window.
Awakening Memory gives every Justice Combatant on the team an immediate critical chance boost, which makes it useful no matter who your damage dealer is. Vivid Memory makes Hellfire hit much harder and adds a card selection, and it matters most if you rely on Hellfire as a regular part of your turn.
Inner Memory introduces Freyja's Authority, which gives allies +5% Attack Card damage and +5% Justice damage per stack, up to 4 stacks. The later stages are expensive, so consider how often your team actually stacks Bind before aiming for Stage 5 or 6.
If you do not have duplicates, the 2nd Supply Store in the Celestial Bulwark story content offers an Omega Code that lets you trigger Manifest Ego for a Combatant of your choice.
Blazebell Best Cards and Epiphany Choices
The right Epiphany depends on what your team lacks. The options below summarize the variants listed in the 11/11 update notice, without assuming one version is best for everyone.
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Card |
Relevant Epiphany Effects |
When to Consider It |
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Flametouch |
Higher single-target damage, all-enemy Melting, a free 0 AP version, or a start-of-turn Melting effect |
When you want more Melting uptime or need to hit several enemies |
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Freyjaen Blessing |
Bigger heal with Blue Flame, a Bind card amplifier, Melting on all enemies, or a draw-and-buff option |
When you want to feed the Bind loop or add team damage on top of healing |
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Resonating Flame |
Blue Flame creation that also reacts when another Combatant stacks Bind |
When your team has other Bind users |
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Fluttering Embers |
A version that draws 1 card and a version that creates 2 Blue Flame, both at 0 AP |
When AP and draw are your main bottlenecks |
Flametouch Epiphany Details
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Variant Focus |
AP Cost |
Listed Effect |
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Heavy single target |
1 |
1 Melting, 250% Defense-Based damage |
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All enemies |
1 |
1 Melting to all enemies, 200% Defense-Based damage |
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Blue Flame generator |
1 |
1 Melting, 150% Defense-Based damage, creates 1 Blue Flame |
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Free cast |
0 |
1 Melting, 100% Defense-Based damage |
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Turn-start Melting |
1 |
[Unique/Initiation] At the start of the turn, 1 Melting on the enemy with the highest HP, then creates 1 Blue Flame |
Freyjaen Blessing Epiphany Details
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Variant Focus |
AP Cost |
Listed Effect |
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Heal and Blue Flame |
1 |
Heal 200%, creates 2 Blue Flame |
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Bind amplifier |
0 |
Heal 150%, ally Bind cards gain +30% damage and heal amounts for 1 turn |
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Melting spread |
1 |
Heal 200%, 1 Melting to all enemies |
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Attack setup |
1 |
[Exhaust] Heal 200%, discard any number of cards, draw 1 Attack Card, +100% damage to that card for 1 turn or until activated |
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Stress relief |
1 |
[Unique] Heal 100%, creates 3 Blue Flame, decreases allies' Stress by 5 |
The list in the update notice may not cover every variant, so check what the Epiphany screen actually offers during a run. Compare the whole deck plan rather than the first number you see.
Blazebell Best Partner: Vivian
Vivian is Blazebell's signature Partner and a 5-star Controller-class Partner, released on the same banner. Her passive is built around Bind, which is the mechanic Blazebell generates most easily.
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Category |
Details |
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Rarity |
5-star |
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Class |
Controller |
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Passive |
Ring of Black Smoke |
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Defense Bonus |
Increases the assigned Combatant's Defense by 16-24% |
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Bind Threshold Bonus |
When a card of the assigned Combatant reaches Bind count 4 or higher, Justice allies' Attack Cards deal 20-40% more damage (cannot stack) |
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Critical Bonus |
When a Justice Bind card of the assigned Combatant is stacked, Justice allies gain +6-12% Critical Chance for 1 turn (cannot stack) |
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Exploration Passive |
Clouds and Mist: grants a support Epiphany to the assigned Combatant's Mythic Card in Safe Zones |
The Defense bonus also raises the damage of Blazebell's Defense-based cards, while the two Bind effects spread to the whole Justice team. Partner passives are class-locked, so Vivian can also be equipped on other Controller Combatants, and her passive improves with duplicates up to four times.
Blazebell Best Team Compositions
Every battle in Chaos Zero Nightmare uses three Combatants. Blazebell is a support, so she always needs a damage dealer next to her, and her Melting and damage buffs only affect Justice cards. The teams below list who goes in each slot and what each Combatant does. They are early recommendations from launch day, so they may change once more players test her.
1. Blazebell + Rossweisse + Tiphera (Recommended)
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Character |
Role in the Team |
What They Do |
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Rossweisse |
Main damage dealer |
Uses Flicker Blade for the big burst hit each turn |
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Support |
Provides AP, card draw, healing and a multiplicative damage buff |
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Tiphera |
AP battery and damage amplifier |
Supplies extra AP and boosts one of Rossweisse's attack cards, which is useful for Flicker Blade |
Blazebell
This is the main team recommended for Blazebell at launch. Rossweisse needs a lot of AP and card draw to set up her burst turn, and both Blazebell and Tiphera supply it. The fans' nickname for the Blazebell and Rossweisse pairing is "Blazeweisse". If you already built a Rossweisse team, Blazebell is the new member to add to it. Our Rossweisse build guide covers her side of the rotation.
2. Blazebell + Rossweisse + Dahlia (Available from December 2)
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Character |
Role in the Team |
What They Do |
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Main damage dealer |
Builds toward her Flicker Blade finisher |
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Support |
Provides AP, draws and Justice damage amplification |
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Dahlia |
Bind-based attacker |
A Justice Hunter who attacks in response to stacked Bind cards and ally effects |
Rossweisse
Blazebell
Dahlia is the third Justice Combatant of Season 5 and, like Blazebell, is built around Bind. She arrives on December 2 together with her Partner Edelyn, so this team is an option for later. Treat it as a newer, experimental lineup, since both Bind users in it have not been tested for long.
3. Blazebell + Haru or Rita as Your Main Damage Dealer
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Character |
Role in the Team |
What They Do |
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Haru (Justice Striker) |
Main damage dealer |
Deals high damage with Anchor Shot, but has high-cost cards |
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Rita (Justice Psionic) |
Main damage dealer (alternative to Haru) |
Uses high-cost cards and consumes a lot of AP |
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Support |
Gives the AP and draws that high-cost cards need, plus Justice damage buffs |
If you do not own Rossweisse, Blazebell still works behind any Justice damage dealer. Haru and Rita are the two Justice attackers recommended with her so far. Rita especially benefits from Blazebell's AP because her cards are expensive. The sources I found do not name a fixed third teammate for these two teams, so fill that slot with another AP or draw support you already own.
Blazebell Materials
Blazebell's Potential upgrades use Growth Stones of Justice, Units, and Shards of Condemnation at certain nodes. Manifest Ego requires Memory Code - Blazebell and the previous stage's Ego Manifestation.
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Material |
Where It Is Required |
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Common Growth Stone of Justice |
Potential 1 and Potential 2 |
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Great Growth Stone of Justice |
Potential 3, Potential 3-1 and Potential 4 |
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Premium Growth Stone of Justice |
Potential 5, 5-1, 6 and 7 |
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Shards of Condemnation |
Potential 5-1 and Potential 7 |
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Units |
Required across all Potential upgrades |
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Memory Code - Blazebell |
Required for each Manifest Ego stage |
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Omega Code |
Triggers Manifest Ego for a chosen Combatant; available from the 2nd Supply Store |
The "Flame That Illuminates Memories" event, which follows Blazebell's past, runs until December 2 and gives Crystals and growth materials as mission rewards. Plan your spending around it.
Blazebell Build FAQ
Is Blazebell a damage dealer?
Her own cards deal Defense-based damage, and Hellfire hits all enemies for 600%. Her kit is built to support others by generating AP, draws, Melting and damage buffs, so she works best behind a Justice damage dealer.
Do I need Vivian to play Blazebell?
Vivian is not required, but her passive is built around Bind and Justice damage, which fits Blazebell closely. Other Controller Partners remain usable, though the launch sources do not compare them.
Does Blazebell only work on Justice teams?
Melting and Hypermelting only increase Justice card damage, and Vestige of Flames gives Justice cards an extra bonus. Non-Justice allies still receive the general ally damage buff, along with the AP and draws.
Can I still get Blazebell after the banner ends?
According to the update notice, she is added to the standard Combatant Rescue pool after her rate-up ends on December 2.
What should I check before casting Hellfire?
Look at your hand first. Hellfire discards every card that is not a Unique or Bind card, so any ally attack you were holding for the next turn will be lost.
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