Aemeath Skill Kit Leaks | WuWa 3.1

Wuthering Waves 3.1 and its new character Aemeath are already lighting up the community, so this page pulls the latest leak chatter into one tidy, player-friendly snapshot. It’s a multi-source roundup of what’s currently circulating—focused on the gameplay loop and key mechanics, not messy reposts. Everything here is unofficial and subject to change until Kuro’s final announcements.

 

Quick Playstyle Summary

Two forms, one rhythm: you’ve got a human form and a mecha form, and every time you use your Resonance Skill, you automatically swap forms.

Your main trigger: keep doing Normal Attacks until you reach the 4th hit, and once your energy is 100+, you’re allowed to fire your Resonance Skill—this is your core damage button.

What the Skill does: it locks/suspends enemies, blows them up once, then swaps your form. After casting, your next Normal Attacks resume from the 2nd hit instead of restarting the chain.

Your everyday loop:
Normal Attack to hit 4 → Resonance Skill → keep attacking → Resonance Skill again.
That’s basically the whole character.

Ultimate = 15-second burst mode: during this window your Resonance Skill becomes stronger, and after you use the empowered Skill twice, the burst ends.

Pick your “mode” by content:

• Harmonic Vibration = lots of extra hits and chaos explosions for clearing mobs.

• Implosion = stack up effects then detonate hard for boss damage.

How you finish: during burst, if you fill both energy bars to the max, you can drop the finisher Ultimate to close it out.

One-line summary:
Hit 4, boom, swap forms; after Ultimate, boom twice for peak value—when both meters are full, slam the finisher.

 

Normal Attack

This character has two combat forms—Amis/Artemis and Mecha—each with a Basic Attack string that progresses through multiple stages (notably Stage 3 and Stage 4 are key breakpoints for the kit’s loop and mode effects).

A core loop condition is tied to Stage 4: when performing Basic Attack: Amis/Artemis Stage 4 or Basic Attack: Mecha Stage 4, if Synchronization Rate ≥ 100, you enter Wings of Light Symphony Time for 5 seconds, enabling your main Resonance Skill casts.

 

Resonance Skill

Your Resonance Skill is the Wings of Light Symphony sequence, with form-dependent casts that can only be used during Wings of Light Symphony Time:

Amis/Artemis form cast

• While in Wings of Light Symphony Time, short press Resonance Skill to cast Light Wings Symphony – Arrival (also referred to as Wings of Light Symphony · Descent).
• Effect: stagnates/suspends nearby targets, deals Melt / Fusion DMG, and this damage is treated as Resonance Liberation DMG. It can be cast in mid-air.
• After casting: switches to Mecha form, removes Wings of Light Symphony Time, and within a certain timeframe, short pressing Basic Attack continues from Basic Attack: Mecha Stage 2.

Mecha form cast

• While in Wings of Light Symphony Time, short press Resonance Skill to cast Light Wings Symphony – Stage (also referred to as Wings of Light Symphony · Debut).
• Effect: stagnates/suspends nearby targets, deals Melt / Fusion DMG, and counts as Resonance Liberation DMG; can be cast in mid-air.
• After casting: switches to Amis/Artemis form, removes Wings of Light Symphony Time, and within a certain timeframe, short pressing Basic Attack continues from Basic Attack: Amis/Artemis Stage 2.

 

Forte Circuit

Wings of Light Symphony Time (window state)

• Trigger: Basic Attack Stage 4 (either form) with Synchronization Rate ≥ 100.
• Duration: 5 seconds.
• Purpose: enables Wings of Light Symphony Resonance Skill casts, which then consume/clear the window and force the next Basic Attack to resume from Stage 2 in the swapped form.

Resonance Mode (two branches)

The kit defines two Resonance Modes, each with its own stack system and interaction rules:

1) Tremorous Harmony / Harmonic Vibration

• When the team responds to [Harmonic · Interference] (also written as [Tremorous Harmony · Interference]), gain 10 layers of Harmonic Trace / Tremorous Harmonic Trajectory, up to 30 layers, lasting 30 seconds.

2) Explosion / Implosion

• When the team applies [Implosion Effect] (also written as [Imbustion Effect]), gain 1 layer of Implosion Trace / explosion trajectory, up to 30 layers, lasting 30 seconds.
• Extra rules: if enemies near the active character have 0 stacks, apply 1 stack to the target; if an enemy’s stacks are greater than 5, the effect is detonated based on the maximum stack limit, and stacks are removed.

Mode effect application (3-second restriction)

While a Resonance Mode is active, specific hits can apply [Harmonic · Deviation] or [Implosion Effect] (the wording also appears as [Shock · Offset] / [Implement Effect]). The same skill can only trigger this application once every 3 seconds on the same target.

The listed applicators include:

• Basic Attack: Artemis Stage 3 / Stage 4
• Basic Attack: Mecha Stage 3 / Stage 4
• Resonance Skill Joint Attack: Piercing · Armament Fusion
• Resonance Skill Joint Attack: Piercing · Voice of Enlightenment
• Two named variation skills: Traversing the Sky with Melody and Descending Here with Starlight

How Wings of Light Symphony is enhanced by Resonance Mode

When using Wings of Light Symphony, it gains different bonuses depending on the active mode:

Harmonic Vibration / Tremorous mode

• During Wings of Light Symphony, deal 5 additional instances of Harmonic DMG, each instance randomly selecting one target within range.
• When Wings of Light Symphony hits a target, remove the target’s Harmonic Trace, then apply an equal number of stacks that increase the Harmonic DMG multiplier by +4% per stack, lasting 3 seconds.

Implosion / Explosion mode

• During Wings of Light Symphony, detonate [Implosion Effect] based on its maximum stack limit; the detonation does not remove the [Implosion Effect] stacks.
• When Wings of Light Symphony hits a target, remove the target’s Implosion Trace, and increase the damage multiplier of the actively detonated [Implosion Effect] on the primary target by +10% per stack (based on removed Implosion Trace).

 

Inherent Skill

Synchronization Rate (Sync Rate)

• Cap: 200.
• Gained when these deal damage: Normal Attack (Amis), Normal Attack (Mecha), and Piercing · Voice of Enlightenment / Piercing · Armament Fusion joint attacks.
• Casting the two named variation skills (Traversing the Sky with Melody / Descending Here with Starlight) grants +40 Sync Rate.
• Casting Resonance Liberation: Starlight Breaks Through the Boundary · Overload grants +30 Sync Rate.
• In Immediate Response, casting Heavy Attack: Amis or Heavy Attack: Mecha grants +100 Sync Rate.
• While in the Liberation’s release state, you can gain an additional +100 Sync Rate (as specified).

Resonance Rate

• Cap: 200.
• Casting Resonance Skill “Light Wings” grants +50 Resonance Rate.
• Casting Resonance Liberation: Overload grants +50 Resonance Rate.

Outflowing Glow (and Streamer Rush)

• Cap: 600. It is continuously obtained over time, but the gain rate is reduced in combat.
• Streamer Rush: if you are in Mecha form and Outflowing Glow > 200, you can cast Streamer Rush; during it, Outflowing Glow continues to be consumed.

 

Resonance Liberation

Starlight Breaks Through the Boundary · Overload

• On cast: deals Melt DMG, switches to Mecha form, and can be cast from low altitude.
• Grants two states:
  • Stardust Resonance, lasting 15 seconds
  • Release state, lasting 60 seconds

Post-Liberation chaining (forced Stage 2 continuation)

• After casting Overload, within a certain period:
  • Short press Basic Attack → cast Basic Attack: Mecha Stage 2
  • Short press Resonance Skill → cast Basic Attack: Amis Stage 2

15-second resource exception + Stardust Resonance early removal

• Within 15 seconds after Overload, the next “light wing concert” will not consume Harmonic Trace / Explosion (Implosion) Trace.
• Stardust Resonance enhances the “light wing synchronization effect,” and after casting Wings of Light twice, Stardust Resonance is removed early.

Immediate Response and Liberation finisher

• While in the release state, when Resonance Rate reaches the upper limit, you enter Immediate Response.
• Overload is replaced by Starlight Breaks Through the Boundary and Ends.
• Cast conditions for …and Ends:
  1. In the release state
  2. Synchronization Rate at upper limit
  3. Resonance Rate at upper limit
• On cast: deals Melt DMG, consumes all Sync Rate + Resonance Rate, removes the release state, switches to Amis form, and can be cast from low altitude.

 

Conclusion

Aemeath looks like the kind of 3.1 newcomer who rewards clean rhythm—hit your breakpoint, pop the skill window, swap forms, then cash out in burst. But leaks move fast, and details can shift overnight. Bookmark this page to catch the newest Aemeath updates the moment they surface. If you’re planning to pull on release, plenty of players use LDShop for a quick, safe top-up when the banner goes live.