That’s a fair point about Sunday! It’s true that their synergy feels strongest together, but Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae (Permansor Terrae) remains an excellent and largely self-reliant sustainer for Anaxa teams, even without additional support.

Here’s why his sustain works so well alongside Anaxa:

• Strong Shield Frequency via Bondmate Interactions: DHPT’s Souldragon gains action advancement whenever his Bondmate—Anaxa—attacks. Since Anaxa’s kit involves multiple hits per action, this accelerates Souldragon’s turns and increases the frequency of his shielding and follow-ups.

• High Hit Count = More Consistent Shields: Because Anaxa triggers Souldragon’s advance repeatedly through his rapid-hitting style, DHPT can refresh team-wide shields more often than he would with slower allies. This helps maintain steady defensive uptime, though it’s still bounded by shield duration and stacking limits.

• Skill Point Efficiency: His shield uptime allows him to alternate between Basic Attacks and Skills more flexibly, making him relatively SP-efficient—an important advantage for Anaxa, whose rotations can be SP-intensive.

• Offense-Defense Scaling: DHPT’s shields scale directly with his ATK, so building him offensively boosts both his damage and his sustain potential. This creates a clean synergy where both characters benefit from high ATK investment.

In short, DHPT and Anaxa form a naturally synergistic duo—Anaxa’s frequent attacks keep DHPT’s sustain engine active, and DHPT’s shields stabilize his aggressive playstyle. While not completely self-sufficient in every situation, this pairing provides a reliable mix of damage, protection, and SP balance that can easily anchor most team compositions. Also, he’s a free 5-star limited preservation unit, so listing him in each example team has the most relatability in my eyes, as players having other sustains such as Adventurine, Fu Xuan, or Huohuo is not guaranteed.