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Overview

KH2002 summons a dog called Pele with her skill. It runs in from the left side of the screen and starts mauling whoever she targets. Really she’s just a more complicated self buffing AR.

Raw DPS-wise, KH2002 is about on the level of Gr G41, but Pele comes with a lot of caveats that makes practical usage a lot harder, and not a particularly sound investment. Pele’s high firepower does mean she can deal with armor a little better than most ARs though.

Pros

Independent of AR State

A portion of KH2002’s damage output is tied to the dog, who can attack independently of KH2002. Pele is immune to things like stuns, moving, debuffs, lost-links. Really anything short of death for KH2002 won’t affect Pele’s damage output.

Good Tile Buffs

KH2002’s tile layout is the standard excellence for 5* ARs. It’s good she focuses on evasion and firepower, as those are the stats that SMGs want.

High Base FP

53 is slightly higher than normal FP for an AR. Pele hits for 600% of it, so Pele can brute force armor surprisingly easily.

Cons

Bad With Buffs

Things that buff stats mid-fight do not affect KH2002’s dog, so fairy talents and skill buffs do not work, limiting KH2002’s damage output heavily.

Full analysis

Trivia

KH2002 actively targets the frontmost enemy on the x-axis at all times, never locking on, and Pele attacks the same unit KH2002 targets.
Pele runs from the left for 3 seconds at fight start, then locks onto KH2002’s target (yes the dog can overshoot the enemy)
Pele cannot deal critical hits as stated by the skill.
Pele is affected by night battle’s debuff, so KH2002 needs to wear a PEQ at night.
Pele cannot receive buffs mid-fight, relying solely on KH2002’s base stats before the fight starts.
Pele is affected by enemy link protection and only deals one damage instance themselves.