The first time I noticed “Sunday” was in an ordinary battle record video. The picture is not gorgeous, and the dubbing is not passionate, but I remember that character – he changed the direction of the battle without any sound. He is not the protagonist, and he is not even the one that the audience pays attention to first. But he advances the actions of his teammates again and again. His skills are not noise, but push – it is directional, precise, and a force that cannot be ignored.
In the game system of Star Dome Railway, which is full of variables and strategies, we are easily attracted by the huge burst damage and dazzling skill effects, but ignore those silent and stable supporters. Sunday is such an existence. He is quiet, but effective; he retreats, but he is always pushing.
He is a five-star character with the same destiny, with imaginary attributes. His positioning is clear: promote the order of actions, improve the critical hit-related attributes of teammates, and restore energy. His combat skills can immediately push a target (including summons) to 100% of the action bar. This seemingly highly technical setting actually has a very profound “emotional structure” – he gives opportunities to others, gives the main rhythm to the main C, and retreats to the second line, constantly supporting and maintaining stability. He is like a background worker on the battlefield, not showing his edge, but supporting the overall operation.
His ultimate skill is precise supply: restoring energy and increasing critical damage. This is a kind of “care” for teammates, a coordination based on order and trust. It is more like a frequency adjustment on the battlefield than a skill. In the round when teammates are pushed, they do not act in a hurry, but rush to the front line with a fully prepared state.
In this structure, his “light cone” choice is like an extension of his function. “Flight back to the earth” is the light cone that suits him best. It allows him to restore energy while supporting teammates and stack “holy chants” on teammates to increase damage layer by layer. The continuous accumulation of reinforcement is not a one-time rush, but a sustainable strategy, which has both logic and emotional warmth. You can even feel that this is not just a pile of data, but a trust between characters – he trusts you to be pushed, and you trust him to support your rhythm again.
Other light cones, such as “Dance! Dance! Dance!” or “But the battle is not over yet”, also have their own angles. One accelerates the overall rhythm of the team, and the other strengthens the energy circulation mechanism. They are like different understandings of “efficiency” and “sustainability”, but they all emphasize one thing – the strategic significance of the supporter.
The development of Sunday has never been to make him an output, but to make him a stable middle platform. He needs high speed to take the initiative; he needs critical damage as a supplement to support; he needs energy recovery as a guarantee of rhythm. In terms of relics, “The Priest of the Bitter Journey” is the embodiment of this concept – increasing speed, increasing critical damage, and empowering the supported characters; accessories such as Lusalka in the Sunken Sea, Pinoconi in the Land of Dreams, and Onwak in Life, start from the synchronization of energy and attributes to build a chain of the entire support cycle.
There are two types of teams recommended for him: summoning team and overload team. In the summoning team, he is the perfect partner for summoning main Cs like Jing Yuan. He makes summons appear faster and attack more frequently. You can see that behind each summoning action, he pushes forward without making a sound. The summons have no emotions, but because of his existence, they seem to have a tactical soul.
In the overload team, he supports high-frequency output characters like Xier and Danheng Yinyue. Their turns are already important, but with Sunday, every action becomes a strategic restart. He allows these main Cs to get more frequent burst opportunities instead of passively waiting.
If you watch from the sidelines, you will find that he never competes for the “C position” on the field, but he is the anchor of tactics. He is order, rhythm, calmness, and deep connection. He is not just a data model, but a fulcrum trusted by players throughout the battle.
Sunday is a character that you will not be impressed by at first glance during the game, but he is the character that you repeatedly thank when reviewing the battle records. He is the first position arranged in your lineup construction, and the first support point you think of when facing a difficult dungeon.
When it comes to “cultivation”, Treabar provides a simple and reliable way. It is like a toolbox that knows what you need, providing cultivation materials, light cones, and relic strengthening resources. The most feared thing for a character like Sunday is not “weakness”, but incomplete cultivation. Through Treabar, you can make him quickly complete the qualitative change from a “support” to a “dispatcher” of the entire battle.
Sunday is not complicated, he is just designed too rationally, so that you will feel strange when you first see him. But when you use him for a long enough time, you will understand: this is not indifference, but restraint; not ruthlessness, but measured warmth.
He is the hands that keep your structure in chaos, and a glimmer of light you leave in the depths of battle.