Portrait	Description
	They are believed to have originated in the Human World over a long time. In the Netherworlds, Nekomatas have a reputation for being tomboys, and many are good at martial arts. Due to their very undemonic looks, they have many fans. Their cat ears are loved by their hardcore fans.

The Felynn is unlockable once you reach Episode 10, when a quest titled I Wanna Fight! appears in the Quest Shop. To complete it, you simply need to turn in any 5 Fist weapons. If the Felynn could equip normal weapons, then she would probably don some fists, as she has a similar build to the Martial Artist or the Fight Mistress. They have high ATK and SPD aptitudes, so they should be built to fight up close and personal, especially since they also have high HP. Should you stick to their own Evilities, they do have some nice ones, such as giving them a chance to deathblow on counters and even countering before the enemy attacks. Her final unique skill is a strong attack and one of her Magichange skills is a 3x3 attack, which is always nice for leveling.

Move	Jump	Range	Throw	Counter	Critical
6	25	1	4	1	8%

Resistances¶

Fire	Ice	Wind
0%	-25%	25%

Star	Fist	Sword
0%	40%	10%

Spear	Bow	Gun
-10%	-30%	-10%

Axe	Staff	Monster
20%	-20%	30%

Stat Aptitudes¶

Weapon Masteries¶

–	Nekomata	Pao Mao	Tailring	Cath Palug	Ovinig	Bastet
ATK Monster	C	C	C	B	B	B
INT Monster	D	D	C	C	C	C
Armor	C	C	C	C	C	C

Skills¶

Evilities¶

The Felynn’s unique Evility, Final Blow, makes it so they will dish out another attack if the enemy’s HP is under 10% after their initial attack. While it is a bit situational, it does help in eliminating an enemy that might be clinging on to their last bit of HP. Exploding Punch will extend the damage you do with a normal attack to adjacent enemies. This can be nice to have as you’re playing normally, but skills tend to be the go-to in the late game. Team Formation increases the damage dealt when joining a team attack by 100%. If you use a lot of team attacks, then this can be great to have this on those characters, but it’s useless otherwise.

Desperation is a dangerous Evility, as it increases your attack by 50%, but it decreases your defense by 100%. It’s probably best to not use this while you’re going through the main portions of the game, but it’s a good Evility for the endgame. Vendetta gives the unit with this a 10% chance to deathblow a target on counter attack. This should pretty much be a given on any unit that is built around counters, even if the chance is low. Beyond the Future makes it so if the unit is not defending, they will counter before being attacked. This only happens a maximum of five times on a single turn, so you’re limited and will need to be careful where you position your characters.