Uniparts are enhancement parts that can be equipped on characters to increase their stats and, in certain cases, grant additional abilities through Set Effects. They are a core progression system designed to let players customize characters for different roles such as damage dealers, tanks, or support units.
Each Unipart provides specific stat bonuses depending on its type, rarity, and development outcome. Choosing the right Uniparts is essential to fully optimize a character’s performance in both PvE and PvP content.
Unipart Types
- Arms: Typically focused on offensive stats such as Attack, Critical Rate, or Skill Damage.
- Body: Usually grants defensive or survivability stats such as HP, Defense, or Damage Reduction.
- Legs: Often provides utility-focused stats like Speed, Evasion, or Gauge Gain.
When developing Uniparts, you can choose which part type to create, allowing you to target the stats your character needs most.
Every Unipart rolls random values from a fixed stat pool that depends on its type. These are the maximum values each slot can roll, which is the benchmark to aim for when farming Unimaterials.
Even among Uniparts of the same rarity, stat values can vary due to random rolls. To make optimization easier, the game highlights high stat rolls in orange. Because of this system, long-term progression usually focuses on farming 5-star (Gold) Uniparts with optimal orange stats, as these provide the highest possible performance ceiling.
Available Stats by Unipart Type
Each Unipart type has a fixed pool of possible stats, meaning you can target specific builds by choosing the correct part.
| Type | Stat Pool | Role Focus |
| Arms | HP (Flat, %) ATK (Flat, %) DEF (Flat, %) | Raw survivability or damage scaling |
| Body | CRIT Rate CRIT DMG Healing Multiplier Ultimate Gauge Charge Rate Effect Hit Rate | DPS optimization, healing, debuff support |
| Legs | Elemental DMG Dealt SPD (Speed) Effect RES | Turn order control and resist utility |
Unipart Set Effects
Uniparts feature Set Effects that activate when you equip matching Uniparts in all three slots (Arms, Body, and Legs).
- There is no benefit to mixing different Unipart sets.
- To activate and maximize a Set Effect, all equipped Uniparts must belong to the same set.