With the upcoming release of Reverse: 1999 Version 3.0 for the global server, many different teams can be formed with the various characters in the game in order for players to be able to clear the end game contents. In this guide, we will go over all of the best meta teams in Reverse: 1999 and advise players on how they can form the best teams in the game to challenge the different end games and obtain all rewards.
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Bloodtithe Teams
One of the top notch teams in Reverse:1999 due to how comfortable it is to run, the Bloodtithe team is a Max HP centric team that focuses on characters consuming their own HP in order to boost their own damage output, gains special effects, buffs and most crucially, fills the special Bloodtithe gauge.
Bloodtithe is active when the team has a character with the Bloodtithe tag and can be increased for each instance of HP consumption by the entire team, the higher the effect of different Bloodtithe effects from the character’s skill kits. Additionally, Bloodtithe can also be consumed to recover the team’s HP depending on the dire situation.
The best Bloodtithe team for the end game is:
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Semmelweis |
Sentinel |
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Nautika |
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Nautika is the Bloodtithe team's main DPS option thanks to an immensely powerful skill kit that can deal massive amounts of Ultimate damage based on the amount of Bloodtithe stacks the team have produced. Nautika’s entire skill kit revolves around consuming her own HP and taking advantage of the team’s HP Consumption skill kits to boost her own damage output while allowing her to use her Ultimate. |
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Semmelweis |
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Semmelweis is the Bloodtithe team’s main support and sub DPS option and is extremely essential in the team as she provides the team immense benefits and buffs like Damage Bonus, Critical Rate and Critical Damage Up, FUA Attack Damage Up and more while also being able to deal consistent and powerful AoE damage herself every turn. |
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Sentinel |
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Sentinel is the Bloodtithe team’s secondary sub DPS and Support option, with her ability to convert the team’s excess Critical Rate into Critical Damage, providing the team with additional Damage Bonus buff and being able to deal massive amount of additional damage based on the main DPS’ Max HP. |
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Rubuska |
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Rubuska is the Bloodtithe team’s main sustain option thanks to her innate ability to passively heal the team while also generating Bloodtithe stacks for the team without having to actually reduce the team’s Max HP too much. Additionally, she also provides a Max HP, Ultimate Might and Critical Damage up buff for the team. |
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Flutterpage |
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Flutterpage can substitute Sentinel as the team’s support option, allowing her to boost the team’s damage output by a decent amount while supplementing the team’s damage output with her AoE skills. |
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Melania |
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Melania is another possible flexible Support/ Sub DPS option for the team with her ability to constantly use her Ultimate and boosting the Ultimate Damage output of the team. |
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Fatutu |
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Fatutu is a possible substitute for Rubuska as the team’s main Sustain option with her ability to both sustain the team by providing healing, reducing the team’s HP by redistributing the team’s HP and increasing the team’s overall damage output by debuffing the enemies. |
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Medicine Pocket |
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The go to healer substitute for when you don’t have any premium options, Medicine Pocket can be slotted in the team to help reduce the team’s Max HP to convert into Shield and generate Bloodtithe while also boosting the team’s overall damage output. |
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Dynamo Teams
Dynamo teams are teams that take advantage of the special Dynamo stack effect that allows characters on the field to convert Dynamo stacks into fuel for the Electric Array, the higher the Electric Array level is, the more buffs it will provide to the team and the more powerful different characters’ skill effects will become.
The team’s main gimmick revolves around converting as many Dynamo stacks as possible to increase the Electric Array as much as possible then nuke the enemies when the Array reaches the maximum level.
The best Dynamo team in the game is:
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Lucy |
Charon |
Ezra |
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Lucy |
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Lucy is the Dynamo team’s main AoE Damage DPS option with her ability to take full advantage of the Electric Array effects to deal massive amounts of damage. She takes some time to set up due to how Dynamo teams works, but once she gains enough buffs, she will be able to nuke everything in her way. |
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Ulrich |
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Ulrich is the main support/ Sub DPS and enabler of the entire Dynamo team due to how much Dynamo stacks he can convert in a turn, helping to quickly increase the Electric Array level as quickly as possible while also providing the team with various utility and dealing a decent amount of damage. |
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Charon |
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Charon is the other essential Support for the Dynamo team as he not only cuts down the time needed to increase Electric Array level to 3 but also provide the team with powerful buffs and debuffs. |
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Ezra |
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Ezra is the Dynamo team main sustain and enabler with her amazing kit to both heal and automatically convert Dynamo stacks into the Electric Array to help fuel the team damage output as much as possible in the shortest time possible. |
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Corvus |
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Corvus is the Single target equivalent of Lucy, with her extremely high damage output in exchange for really high set up time. She can nuke any boss as long as she are able to set up. |
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Medicine Pocket |
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The go to healer substitute for when you don’t have any premium options, Medicine Pocket can be slotted in the team to help reduce the team’s Max HP to convert into Shield and help sustain the team. |
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Impromptu Teams
Impromptu Teams are teams that consumes special Eureka stacks in order to grant allies special Inspiration effects, empowering their Incantation skills and boosting the power of Impromptu Incantation casted at the end of a turn, increasing the damage output and the amount of damage instances of the Impromptu Incantation.
The Impromptu Teams usually consist of at least 3 different characters with the ability to consume Eureka and grant Inspiration in order to be able to boost the damage output of the Impromptu Incantation to a consistent value to deal with enemies on the field.
The best Impromptu Team in the game is:
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Barcarola |
Regulus |
Aleph |
Kiperina |
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Barcarola |
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Barcarola is the team’s main DPS option with her ability to constantly gain Eureka whenever an ally uses an Attack skill and her ability to distribute Inspiration towards Attacking Skills, allowing her to power up the Impromptu Skill very quickly. |
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Regulus |
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Regulus is a sub DPS flexible option in the team with her ability to generate Eureka and having a lot of Attacking Incantation Skills to allow Barcarola to gain Eureka constantly. She also deals a good amount of damage by herself. |
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Aleph |
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Aleph is another of the team’s Sub DPS/ Support options with his ability to consume Eureka to allow the Impromptu Incantation to gain additional effects and debuffs the enemies. Can memorise and reuse special skills every turn, allowing him to consistently cycle through his skills. |
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Kiperina |
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Kiperina is the team’s main sustain option with her ability to constantly generate Inspiration for the entire team while offering Shielding to help sustain the team. |
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Voyager |
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Voyager can be a substitute for Regulus in different kinds of teams, allowing you to direct the Impromptu Incantation to the correct enemies. |
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Ultimate Damage Teams
The last of the prevalent end game teams for Reverse: 1999 is the special Ultimate Damage team that have the ability to deal massive amounts of Ultimate damage to all enemies and clear challenges quickly.
The Ultimate Damage team is the most flexible team in the game with various different iterations and characters that can be slotted into the team in order to maximize the damage output of the entire team’s Ultimate Damage.
The best Ultimate Damage Teams are:
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Ezio |
Kassandra |
Getian |
Medicine Pocket |
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Recoleta |
Melania |
Moldir |
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Ezio |
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Ezio is the main DPS option for the Assassin Ult centric team, with his ability to convert Moxie into special Assassin stacks that can be generated extremely quickly when the team uses their skills, allowing him to spam his Ultimate extremely frequently. |
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Kassandra is the essential Sub DPS option for the Assassin Ult team thanks to her synergy with Ezio, allowing her to boost the damage output of both him and herself while taking advantage of the team’s ability to spam Ult to constantly generate Andrenaline stacks for herself, allowing her to spam her Ultimate frequently as well. |
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Getian |
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Getian is a special Sub DPS Support option for the Assassin team with his ability to constantly spam Ultimate at almost zero cost, allowing him to generate Assassin stacks for Ezio and Andrenaline Stacks for Kassandra, perpetuating a constant loop of Ultimate spamming for the entire team. |
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Medicine Pocket |
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The go to healer substitute for when you don’t have any premium options, Medicine Pocket can be slotted in the team to help reduce the team’s Max HP to convert into Shield and help sustain the team. |
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Recoleta |
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Recoleta is the Ultimate Damage team’s main DPS thanks to her ability to constantly supply the entire team with Moxie while also gaining extreme benefits whenever teammates use their Ultimate to boost her own damage output, allowing her to deal amazing Ultimate damage in a short period of time. |
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Melania |
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Melania is the go to Sub DPS/ Support unit for almost everything involving Ultimate Damage due to her abilities to help the entire team gain Moxie as quickly as possible as well as her powerful Ultimate Might Damage up buffs. |
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Moldir |
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Moldir is the team’s sub DPS option as she can cycle her Ultimate extremely quickly, providing the team with various powerful buffs and effects the more she cycles her Ultimate. |
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Rubuska |
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Rubuska is the team’s main sustain option thanks to her ability provides a Max HP, Ultimate Might and Critical Damage up buff for the team, helping to massively boost the damage out of the Ultimate Damage team while keeping the team alive. |
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Conclusion
And with that, we have gone over the best meta teams for the current end game contents meta in Reverse: 1999. We hope that with this guide’s help, players will be able to form the best teams in the game to challenge the various difficult contents and obtain all of the game’s rewards in the easiest way possible.
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