Hello everyone and welcome to my 96th analysis, this time featuring Kiridar.
Kiridar has a massive damage output, which is rare for a Nature monsters who usually suck. Her trait also helps vs. Laomu who is omnipresent in Nature wars. Unfortunately... well, as an attacker she doesn't have an "unfortunately" part. She's honestly very good. Like, I dunno, she doesn't have Inner Fire like Shallinar does?

Movesets:
-Chimpanzees In Vines
-Bubbles And Friends
-Siverback Gorilla
-Versailles Rhino
Runes: 2 Strength 1 Speed

Chimpanzees In Vines not only has the golden 45 Base Power, but it also applies the Nature version of Sticky Lava. Bubbles And Friends is the perfect follow-up move as it also has 45 Base Power and it gives her Damage Boost. Silverback Gorilla is a devastating nuke that will massivley damage anything it touches. Lastly, Versailles Rhino is a 0 CD Stun with a good Base Power. 2 Strength 1 Speed allows her to deal the most damage.

Teammates: After CIV is used, Demise can use Strength From Beyond any all enemies will very likely die.

Countering Kiridar: Try not to give her many turns as all her attacks are devastating. Either one-shot her or deny her. Hacked and Glitched go through her Possession immunity and can be deadly to her team.

@Orkan-Öztrak said in Analysis: Kiridar:

Movesets:
-Chimpanzees In Vines
-Bubbles And Friends
-Siverback Gorilla
-Versailles Rhino

Versailles Rhino over Abada Trampling? Both stun, Abada Trampling has the higher damage base.
To me, the question is to choose between Silverback Gorilla (70 base power, 2 turns blind) and Versailles Rhino (50 base power, Stun). With one of the AoE powerups (Bubbles or Chimpanzees) as first turn, any single target attack would be the second or third turn, so I guess I'll take 1 stun over 2 blind, despite the lower base power.

@Frunobulax Taking Abada Trampling over Silverback Gorilla you say? Gorilla's higher BP wins the move for me as Versailles Rhino's 0 CD Stun is very valuable and does the Stunning. At 70 BP and with 2 Strength runes most monsters will die anyway, and I'd say killing is a better way of denying than Stun. Plus, Blind is a good deny denier if the target lives since both the move they'll use and its side effect will have their chance of hitting reduced.

@Orkan-Öztrak
I guess that depends what level your runes are :)
Not verybody has level X runes to swap around.

@Frunobulax I'm pretty sure if you and the enemy monster are at the same level, two VII runes are enough. I didn't do the math though, it may be two VIII runes.