Flying Rabbit Eudaemon in Detail

Hey you guys, this is a reference article of details on the Flying Rabbit eudaemon! Check out the unique features of the kid that Elia (me!) is convinced is the scariest-looking.

Flying Rabbit Pictures, Info

Personally, I think she looks like something out of a nightmare, but the intention was for her to be a cute eudaemon? From the gear you can tell she’s a magical/MATK eudaemon, even though the skill descriptions don’t explicitly say magical damage. Probably the most unique feature of the Flying Rabbit, is that she appears to be the only eudaemon with the ability to purify your (see Delphic skills). Though I don’t her skills are otherwise that special, considering how bad the debuffs are from knighthood skills, a very (VERY) sturdy one could potentially be useful save your team from some debuff/chaos woes. My overall assessment is still to just build one up for Eudaemon Patrol and call it a day.

You can get her like any other kid / Eudaemon by getting a card via summon or events:

She looks much more relaxed about her duties as a helper to a great hero than the other kids do…

But in battle she has some bouncy moments.

Despite my wishes for a chubby, adorable bunny (or panda…) with wings, she flies via broom!

Flying Rabbit Eudaemon Skills

ACTIVE SKILLS

Eldritch Fire

[Attack Priority Players]
Cooldown: 5 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 120% damage to a random enemy. Players are first priority targets
Level 2 – Deals 125% damage to a random enemy. Players are first priority targets

Punishment

[Single Front Row*]
Cooldown: 5 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 110% damage to enemies in the front row
Level 2 – Deals 115% damage to enemies in the front row

*Bracketed text is correct, tested the skill and it is a single front row target, not “enemies in the front row,” as the description claims.

Reap

[Single Target]
Cooldown: 25 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 120% damage to a enemy with the lowest HP, increases crit rate by 10% for 1 turn
Level 2 – Deals 125% damage to a enemy with the lowest HP, increases crit rate by 15% for 1 turn
Level 3 – Deals 130% damage to a enemy with the lowest HP, increases crit rate by 20% for 1 turn
Level 4 – Deals 135% damage to a enemy with the lowest HP, increases crit rate by 25% for 1 turn

Witch’s Wrath

[Tw0 Random Targets]
Cooldown: 35 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 120% damage randomly twice
Level 2 – Deals 125% damage randomly twice

Ghost Dance

[Random 2-3]
Cooldown: 35 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 100% damage to 2-3 random enemies
Level 2 – Deals 105% damage to 2-3 random enemies

Condemned

[All]
Cooldown: 40 seconds
Level 1 – Deals 125% damage to the whole enemy group
Level 2 – Deals 130% damage to the whole enemy group

Delphic Sorcerer Chant

[Attack Priority Players*]
Cooldown: 0 seconds
Level 1 – Use Delphic Sorcerer Chant on a party member (players are first priority targets), to remove a negative buff from it, and generate a shield that absorbs damage equal to 5% Max HP, lasts 1 turn
Level 2 – Shield that absorbs damage equal to 8% Max HP, lasts 1 turn
Level 3 – Shield that absorbs damage equal to 11% Max HP, lasts 1 tun

*It really means Buff Priority Players, as you don’t attack your own team with a purification

Delphic Sorcerer Blessing

[Random 1-2, 2-3, (3/All?)*]
Cooldown: 0 seconds
Level 1 – Use Delphic Sorcerer Blessing to remove a negative buff from 1-2 party members
Level 2 – Remove a negative buff from 1-2 party members
Level 3 – Remove a negative buff from 2-3 party members
Level 4 – Remove a negative buff from 2-3 party members

*Curiosity got the best of me with this one and I leveled it a bunch just to see how it would change. Didn’t have enough books to get level 5, but I suspect it’s either 3 or all party members. The most efficient level is clearly level 3 or none at all.

PASSIVE SKILLS

Celestial Energy

[Passive]
Level 1 – Ignores 5% of target’s MDEF with each attack
Level 2 – Ignores 8% of target’s MDEF with each attack

Clear Head

[Passive]
Level 1 – Decreases chance to become confused by 15%.
Level 2 – Decreases chance to become confused by 20%.

It’s hard to test what exactly “confused” means, but my guess is that it lowers the chance of being stunned, since the chance of a eudaemon being chaosed is already very low and seemingly pointless to have a passive protecting against it

Get Talking!

So there’s everything we have on the Flying Rabbit. If you have info on the later skill levels, please share the love and contribute it 🙂
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