Leveling a unit is imperative for a lot of card functions, as it's a requirement for raising Limits and performing well in battle.

In order to raise the base level of a companion, either you gain XP through battles (slow), or you "feed" them Boosts. Matching energies yields a 20% increase in XP gains (example: Moritaka, WATER, gains more XP using WATER XP Stars than other colored XP stars). ALL-ROUND Boosts also can be substituted for energy-matching gains.

Currently, the highest achievable level is 80 through the use of Level Seeds on a unit.

XP Star Curves

Unlike Souls, there isn't necessarily a convenient series of leveling, especially with random boosts being thrown in. Below is a chart detailing how many Boosts required to reach Limits per rarity, and to the right is a table showing the amount of XP each Boost yields per rarity.

Star Size	XP	XP (Matching)
1☆ (Small)	20	24
2☆ (Medium)	80	96
3☆ (Large)	320	384
4☆ (Super)	1280	1536

Amount of Boosts Required
Card ☆ Rarity	Base Limit	1st Order Limit	2nd Order Limit	3rd Order Limit
1☆	4	8	12	16
2☆	8	11	13	23
3☆	12	12	16	43
4☆	18	13	23	74
5☆	24	16	43	114

Random Multiplier

Occasionally, you may experience higher than usual XP gains when leveling this way. Currently, probabilities require extensive testing (which requires a lot of resources). It can be inferred that Failure is exclusive to Skills leveling.

Success	Probability	Multiplier
Good	?	100%
Great	?	200%
Fever / Awesome	?	300%

Coin Cost

While fast and convenient, leveling this way comes at another cost: coins. As expected, the amount of coins required to gain XP has a base cost of 100 coins per XP star, and is proportional to the current level and the number of XP stars you're using.

${\text{Required coins}}=({\text{Number of Slots Filled}}(20*{\text{Current LV}}+100))$

Level Limits

Each character has a level limit dependent on their rarity (3☆ characters have the same initial limit, but different from 4☆ and 5☆ characters); however, these limits can grow by limit breaking a character. You can limit break all characters, regardless of rarity.

☆ Rarity	1st Order	2nd Order	3rd Order	4th Order
1☆	20	30	40	50
2☆	25	35	45	55
3☆	30	40	50	60
4☆	35	45	55	65
5☆	40	50	60	70

XP per Level

Below are charts graphing the amount of XP required to reach a level, and the deltas between levels. This XP curve is static between characters (as in, everyone has the same level of progression).

LV	Total XP required	ΔXP
1		12
2	12	15
3	27	27
4	54	36
5	90	50
6	140	80
7	220	100
8	320	130
9	450	150
10	600	200
11	800	250
12	1050	350
13	1400	400
14	1800	550
15	2350	650
16	3000	700
17	3700	750
18	4450	800
19	5250	850
20	6100	900
21	7000	950
22	7950	1000
23	8950	1050
24	10000	1100
25	11100	1150
26	12250	1250
27	13500	1400
28	14900	1500
29	16400	1600
30	18000	1700
31	19700	1700
32	21400	1800
33	23200	1800
34	25000	1800
35	26800	1800
36	28600	1800
37	30400	1800
38	32200	1900
39	34100	1900
40	36000	1900
41	37900	2000
42	39900	2150
43	42050	2200
44	44250	2300
45	46550	2400
46	48950	2600
47	51550	2600
48	54150	2800
49	56950	3000
50	59950	3200
51	63150	3600
52	66750	4200
53	70950	5000
54	75950	5800
55	81750	6600
56	88350	7600
57	95950	8600
58	104550	9600
59	114150	10800
60	124950	11600
61	136550	12800
62	149350	14000
63	163350	15200
64	178550	16400
65	194950	17600
66	212550	19000
67	231550	20400
68	251950	23200
69	275150	24800
70	299950

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