Build Yukiko for bossing and solo raid rather than campaign. Invest primarily in her skills and gear for damage and sustain, especially if your account lacks strong fire DPS. Roster depth and content goals should drive whether you pull or build her; new or campaign-focused players are better served waiting for units with broader value.
What Yukiko does and where she belongs
Yukiko Amagi’s overview screen shows her as a B3 attacker with a fire machine gun setup. — INVO
Yukiko is a Burst III attacker with a machine gun and fire code. Her kit focuses on high self buffs for attack and elemental damage, primarily dealing damage with weapon attacks and burst skills. She also provides team healing every 3 seconds, both in normal play and enhanced during Full Burst, which is notable for teams needing sustain without sacrificing offensive units.
Yukiko is most effective in bossing and solo raid scenarios, where healing and single-target damage matter. She is not recommended as a first pull or main damage dealer for campaign or new accounts, as her mobbing and progression utilities are limited compared to other options.
Skills: what to level first
The build guide displays Yukiko Amagi’s skills recommendations, including 7/7/7 → 10/10/7 and S2 = S1 > Burst. — INVO
steps
- Budget skill investment: Aim for 7/7/7 as your initial skill levels if you are resource-constrained or uncertain about your roster fit.
- Full investment: Raise skills to the highest levels for maximum performance, focusing your priorities based on team composition.
- Skill 1 priority: Level Skill 1 ahead of Skill 2 for general bossing and neutral content, especially if not pairing Yukiko with Makoto.
- Skill 2 priority: Raise Skill 2 further for fire-weak content and when Yukiko is paired with Makoto, as her buffs synergize better in this context.
Overload lines and cubes
Yukiko’s gear should reflect her primary usage and the team you plan to run her in. The table below summarizes her overload and cube setup.
| Setup | Overload Lines | Cube Choice | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo raid meta (maids present) | 4 fire elemental, 4 attack | Resilience Cube | Maid duo covers ammo; use Resilience with reload-speed buffs |
| Other teams | 10 lines; recommend 2 max ammo, rest attack and elemental | Bastion Cube | Use Bastion if lacking reload-speed buffs; swap 2 attack for ammo if needed |
| General | Crit lines | - | Filler only, not core to her build |
Always use the highest cube for its elemental bonus when possible; choose cube based on whether reload speed buffs are available.
comparison
Solo Raid (maids present)
- 4 elemental
- 4 attack
- Resilience Cube
Other Teams (no reload buffer)
- 2 max ammo
- 8 attack/elemental
- Bastion Cube
Doll investment: SR5 or SR15
A build guide for Yukiko Amagi shows the Doll recommendation SR5 → SR15 in the right panel. — INVO
Doll investment: SR5 or SR15
Choose SR5 if your main goal is solo raid or you don't plan to push high-deficit content. This is a reasonable and affordable investment for most players. Go to SR15 if you intend to use Yukiko in harder deficit bossing or want every edge for fire-weak content—this is only recommended if you're committed to using her heavily.
Best solo raid teams and bossing options
Yukiko is strongest in teams designed for solo raid and anomaly interception, with the following compositions recommended:
Solo Raid and Bossing Teams
- Optimal solo raid team: Maid Mast, Siren, Makoto, Yukiko, Maid Anchor. Maid duo provides reload speed and crit buffs, Siren covers burst and cooldowns, while Yukiko and Maid Anchor sustain the team.
- Devilia interception team: Crown, Star Anise, Rappy Red Hood, Yukiko, flex slot (Treasure Flora, Maid Mast, Treasure Privaty). Yukiko’s healing and damage outperform other fire utility picks, protecting the highest-attack unit with Crown’s shield and her own sustain. Choose the team that best matches your available units and content needs.
When to skip Yukiko
Yukiko Amagi’s verdict panel shows Campaign/Tower (30-45% Deficit) and Not Recommended. — INVO
Also worth knowing
- Collector’s value: Owning a copy is usually sufficient if you want to save resources or invest later, but she ranks below the upcoming anniversary units in banner priority.
- Campaign disappointment: Many found Yukiko underwhelming for campaign and new-account progression, reaffirming she is best for bossing content.
- Fire DPS stopgap: She can still fill the role if your fire roster is thin, but this is more a temporary solution than a recommendation.
FAQ
What skill levels does Yukiko want?
Yukiko’s recommended skill levels are 10/10/7 for full investment and 7/7/7 as a budget option; Skill 1 matters most for neutral content, Skill 2 is more important in fire-weak teams or with Makoto.
What overload lines should Yukiko have?
Yukiko should have four elemental and four attack lines in her ideal setup; outside solo raid, aim for ten lines with two max ammo and the rest attack/elemental. Crit lines are filler.
Which cube is best for Yukiko?
Use Resilience Cube when running reload-speed buffers (maid duo); use Bastion Cube if your team lacks reload-speed options. Always choose the highest cube matching the elemental bonus.
Is SR5 enough for Yukiko or should you go to SR15?
SR5 is sufficient for solo raid and general bossing; upgrade to SR15 only if you want to push her into higher deficit content.
What are Yukiko’s best solo raid team comps?
Her best solo raid team includes Maid Mast, Siren, Makoto, Yukiko, and Maid Anchor. For Devilia anomaly interception, use Crown, Star Anise, Rappy Red Hood, Yukiko, and a flex slot (Treasure Flora, Maid Mast, or Treasure Privaty).
Is Yukiko worth pulling for campaign or for new players?
Yukiko is not recommended for campaign or new players—she lacks mobbing tools and broader account value; pull her only if you need fire bossing support and have the roster depth.
Sources
Screenshots on this page are frames from the videos below, used to illustrate the steps they describe. All rights remain with their creators.
- EVERYTHING to know about YUKIKO | NIKKE — INVO, August 19, 2026
