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Tower of Fantasy: How to Play Shiro | Shiro Guide

Shiro is one of those characters in Tower of Fantasy that looks hard to play but becomes actually easy once you understand her mechanics.

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2 years ago

August 16, 2022

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Each of the Simulacrum in Tower of Fantasy has its own unique weapon and playstyle. Needless to say, some of them are quite easy to master while some will require a bit more time for practice. One of those characters who belong to the latter is Shiro.

As an overview, Shiro uses her Chakram of the Sea weapon for combat. This weapon can deal devastating damage to a wide area as long as you play it right. This basically means that Shiro is actually top tier.

As such, if you want to make full use of her weapon, this guide is for you.

How to Play Shiro in Tower of Fantasy

Shiro offers a hybrid playstyle in which she deals damage from mid-range. As long as you play her right, you’ll be able to enjoy massive burst damage potential that can easily clear mobs in a few seconds. That said, if her enemies end up moving out of her attacks, then her damage output diminishes.

When playing Shiro, you want to be a bit close to your target but not within melee range. This is because if you move a bit farther than that, you’ll notice that it will take a bit more time to kill your target.

Mastering the Combo

Shiro’s most powerful combo includes using the Full Bloom and the Waning Moon skill simultaneously. This has a really nice synergy where every time Shiro dodges using the Waning Moon skill, she will fire a chakram at a target that will split and bounce off nearby enemies.

However, you have to make sure you have two dodge charges before even using this ability. When you pull it off successfully, any enemies caught in the area of Full Bloom will be hit by the bouncing chakrams until they die. Do take note, however, that you need to hit your target in order for the extra chakrams to bounce off.

The amazing part about Shiro is that she actually has huge damage output even at zero stars. Of course, her damage potential gets even crazier with higher stars. If you manage to get her up to 6 stars, you will enjoy a 100% crit chance that lasts for the entire duration of the Full Bloom circle.