Doll Info :: P90
P90
SMG
#245
Type: SMG
Rarity: 5 *
Obtainable from:
- • Obtainable from standard production
- • Obtainable from heavy production
Affects AR
- Increases damage by 12%
- Increases accuracy by 30%
| Stat | Value (per dummy link) |
|---|---|
| HP | (x1) (x2) (x3) (x4) (x5) |
| RECOV | (x1) (x2) (x3) (x4) (x5) |
| DMG | |
| ROF | Max cap |
| ACC | |
| EVA | |
| CRIT % | % |
Equipment
Pending implementation
Squirrel
ICD: S.
CD: S.
Doll review
Overview
P90 is a defensive SMG, summoning holograms with her Skill to distract enemies.
P90’s Skill summons holograms based on how many links she has left. If only one link remains, she will only summon one hologram. She also gains some Evasion buffs for a short duration after taking more than 5% of her Max HP or after using her Skill, but these are mostly just bonuses and aren't the main focus of her Skill. While P90 isn’t a bad SMG, her Skill has a rather long ICD (the holograms take almost a full second to appear, meaning her ICD is effectively almost 7s), and only remains active for a rather short duration, making her similar to Force Shielders in use cases.
With her SPEQ, P90 also summons a second pair of holograms after 3 seconds, massively increasing the effectiveness of her stalling, though it still isn’t the best for general content.
All in all, P90 has a somewhat long ICD, low uptime and enemies that easily retarget will shred through her holograms in no time. As such, P90 is a bit more of a niche pick and is optional to raise.
Full analysis
P90’s Arc Shadow stacks each have an individual timer based on what is applying them:
- While an effect applying stacks is active, it applies 1 stack per second.
- The 5% HP passive applies stacks for 3 seconds, each lasting 3 seconds.
- The active Skill applies stacks for 5 seconds, each stack lasting 5 seconds.
- Each stack applies 20% Evasion, stacking multiplicatively.
- Lmao surecrit for 4 attacks after one of the sources activates.
As stacks have individual timers, she will only have enough stacks to make a difference near the end of the application source’s timer, and then having stacks fade off again.