Ver. 3.6 is almost here, and Jingran is ready to drop from the sky with a broadblade full of hurt. Mone helps you to build the team that makes him unstoppable.
Why Jingran Plays by His Own Rules
Before we dive into teams, let’s quickly unpack what makes this 5-star Fusion DPS different. Jingran scales with HP, not ATK, so the usual “slap on Verina and call it a day” approach doesn’t fully apply. You build it with normals, skill, and dodges, then unleash devastating enhanced Heavy Attacks and in a proper rotation, he can squeeze out four of those monsters back-to-back.
The Heavy Attack Hyper-DPS(Premium)
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Iuno
Rebecca |
Shorekeeper
Mornye |
Jingran
This is the dream. If you want to see Jingran’s Heavy Attacks hit like a meteor shower, Iuno is your non-negotiable partner. Her Outro skill grants a colossal Heavy Attack DMG amplification. She also has a domain that turns shields into up to 40% All DMG bonus and since Jingran is a walking shield generator, the synergy is absurd.
Shorekeeper slides into the healer slot perfectly. She doesn’t buff ATK; she buffs crit and universal damage, exactly what an HP-scaler craves. Her healing keeps the team stable while you execute the rotation: Shorekeeper buffs → Iuno sets up her Outro → Jingran enters, pops his Liberation, and starts chaining Heavy Attacks until everything on screen is rubble.
Fusion Quick-Switch Team
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Lupa
Changli |
Verina |
If you prefer a dual-DPS dance, this composition turns the battlefield into a Fusion firestorm. Jingran and Changli tag-team with burst windows, while Lupa appears to be the glue for Mono Fusion, which is providing team-wide Fusion buffs and enabling smoother rotations.
Without Lupa, the team loses a lot of its identity, so consider this comp only if you’re ready to pull for her as well. Rotation roughly goes: healer opener, Lupa buffs, then alternate between Jingran’s heavy slams and Changli’s blazing sword combos.
F2P team
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Verina
Baizhi |
Mortefi
No 5-star supports? No problem. This budget setup still lets Jingran flatten Tower floors. Mortefi is the key four-star. His Outro skill buffs Heavy Attack DMG, and his off-field coordinated Fusion attacks add consistent chip damage.
Baizhi provides healing, making her a top-tier four-star healer for this team. If you have Verina, she’s a fine upgrade; even though Jingran doesn’t crave ATK, the team-wide buff and stronger heals are always welcome. The playstyle is simple: Mortefi sets up, Baizhi tops everyone off, and Jingran does the rest.
Final thoughts
Jingran is a straightforward yet explosive HP-scaling Heavy Attack carry who rewards smart teambuilding with screen-shaking damage. His self-buffs and shield synergy give him a unique identity, but pairing him with the right supports, especially Iuno , she unlocks his true ceiling. Whether you go premium or F2P, this broadblade berserker is ready to dominate.
If you’re planning to pull for Jingran and want to secure him without overspending. Mone offers safe, discounted top-ups so you can grab the characters you want without breaking the bank. Good luck on your pulls, and may your Heavy Attacks always crit!
