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On the other hand with the addition of [[Head Hunter]] his 5☆ card gains a much needed boost in damage. For the first turn of every phase {{Companion icon|Shino}} is able to inflict {{Status|en name=Countdown}} at a 90% rate with no skill seeds. He also deals 4x damage to any enemies afflicted with Countdown. This gives Shino a large boost in damage for the first turn of each phase and can be treated similar to other units like {{Companion icon|Babalon}} or {{Companion icon|Garmr}} who gain a huge damage buff for the first turn then peter out. With [[Head Hunter]] giving Shino {{Status|en name=Crit}} levels of damage combined with his {{Attribute|Infernal}} and his {{Weapon|Thrust}} he can deal over 10,000 damage with no buffs on an enemy with {{Status|en name=Countdown}} (less against {{Attribute|All}} and {{Attribute|Valiant}} units). Because his CS also inflicts {{Status|en name=Countdown}} it benefits from [[Head Hunter]] as well, making his CS do a massive amount of damage of over 60,000 with no other buffs. Aiming to get his CS can give Shino some use past the first turn of a phase since he can still benefit from the damage boost of [[Head Hunter]] after turn 1. Combined with his phase start {{Status|en name=Guts}} Shino is quite deadly as he will likely stay alive even after moving to the frontlines to deliver a [[Head Hunter]] boosted attack for the first turn.
On the other hand with the addition of [[Head Hunter]] his 5☆ card gains a much needed boost in damage. For the first turn of every phase {{Companion icon|Shino}} is able to inflict {{Status|en name=Countdown}} at a 90% rate with no skill seeds. He also deals 4x damage to any enemies afflicted with Countdown. This gives Shino a large boost in damage for the first turn of each phase and can be treated similar to other units like {{Companion icon|Babalon}} or {{Companion icon|Garmr}} who gain a huge damage buff for the first turn then peter out. With [[Head Hunter]] giving Shino {{Status|en name=Crit}} levels of damage combined with his {{Attribute|Infernal}} and his {{Weapon|Thrust}} he can deal over 10,000 damage with no buffs on an enemy with {{Status|en name=Countdown}} (less against {{Attribute|All}} and {{Attribute|Valiant}} units). Because his CS also inflicts {{Status|en name=Countdown}} it benefits from [[Head Hunter]] as well, making his CS do a massive amount of damage of over 60,000 with no other buffs. Aiming to get his CS can give Shino some use past the first turn of a phase since he can still benefit from the damage boost of [[Head Hunter]] after turn 1. Combined with his phase start {{Status|en name=Guts}} Shino is quite deadly as he will likely stay alive even after moving to the frontlines to deliver a [[Head Hunter]] boosted attack for the first turn.
===Valentine's Shino===
In contrast to his vanilla kit, Valentine's Shino is a strong and tanky unit capable of standing on the frontlines. He excels at mitigating a lot of incoming damage for his team and dealing out respectable to high damage in return. When Shino is moved he gains 3 things integral to his gameplay. From [[Assembler]] he grants {{Status|en name=Tenacity}} to himself and allies directly to his right and left. This makes whatever row Shino's on far tankier. Assembler also grants 20CP to Shino. Assembler is a very reliable skill with a 100% chance of triggering even unseeded making Shino very reliable for increasing the survivability of his team.
==Stats and Seed Usage==
==Stats and Seed Usage==


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