His hit counts and NP generation also frustrate building up his NP, and his NP generation noticeably trails behind that of his peers. His upgraded defense-ignoring NP’s damage remains very lackluster, and his Assassin modifiers and low base attack ensure his overall damage is decidedly poor too.
However, utility and critical stars are basically the core of what Phantom provides. As disabling skills such as charms or stuns often have trouble hitting the target, Phantom’s NP ensures even low ranked disables land. He can also be part of any anti-female stalling team, as his Mental Pollution skill boosts the odds of his charm Siren Song landing - if his NP hasn’t yet debuffed the enemy. In addition, Phantom is capable of providing the team with a decent sum of critical stars through passive critical star generation from Innocent Monster and easy access to Quick Chains by virtue of his QQQAB deck. This grants Phantom the ability to make normally unreliable effects such as Shakespeare’s and Zhuge Liang’s stuns land consistently, and virtually guarantees any basic debuff skills stick to the target. Phantom’s NP Christine Christine is in that regard his most worthwhile asset, as post-Interlude it reduces all enemies’ debuff resistance by at least 50% for 6(!) turns. Phantom is no different, although his might be a bit hidden at first sight. Low rarity Servants often have a special, unique niche to themselves. When not bellowing or madly professing his love, Phantom is a Quick-based Assassin with an AoE Arts NP who excels at facilitating debuff strategies or low-key generating critical stars. The man or monster who lurked in the darkness of the Paris Opera, bellowing for his beloved Christine. “Any who lay eyes upon me will certainly come to know fear.”
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