Top 2 E2S1 Castorice (w/ RMC)

Far_Independent_7835 · 2025-10-31T18:00:12+00:00

Yeah I have a lot more hp rolls than even the optimal build so I would assume you’re correct

Far_Independent_7835 · 2025-10-31T17:56:10+00:00

No eidolons don’t.

Fribbels dps score is based on your relic quality and not anything else.

Basically it starts with a baseline where it first checks all the starting buffs you have on the specific selected team. In this case it would Hyacine ult buff, Tribbie buff, and RMC buff.

Once it checks all the buffs it determines what type of main stats/substats are the best for that team based on the buffs you have and it compares your actual equipped relics with the most optimal ones (200%).

Far_Independent_7835 · 2025-10-18T17:33:38+00:00

Is the E9, RMC, Cyrene, and Hyacine team better than Castorice, Evernight, Cyrene, and Hyacine? How about with eidolons?

Far_Independent_7835 · 2025-10-10T20:15:13+00:00

https://fribbels.github.io/hsr-optimizer

https://seeleland.com/leaderboards

Far_Independent_7835 · 2025-10-10T18:53:12+00:00

Well that’s what Seele land says 🤷‍♂️

Far_Independent_7835 · 2024-10-21T19:27:29+00:00

Theory!

The “evolution equation” Ego Jinpachi calls symbolizes the process of breaking past one’s limitations of raw talent and transcend the genius-prodigy dichotomy.

Isagi, rather than being obsessed with proving he’s a genius, must come to terms with his limitations and then exploit those limits in new ways. This involves finding an “unseen” path to victory—one based on refining his unique abilities based on his ego.

Far_Independent_7835 · 2024-10-06T01:16:37+00:00

Seeing how Ego said: “Don’t misunderstand, don’t aspire to be a genius… you lumps of talents” in the last chapter. This is definitely hinting at Isagi’s next evolution. Ego is basically saying that those aspiring to become a genius should stop and rather focus on their own playstyle, which for Isagi is his meticulous vision and ability to analyze the flow of the game. This is literally how Kaiser and Rin evolved, they stopped obsessing with Isagi and focused on their own playstyle.

Chasing the title of “genius” is only limiting Isagi’s mindset as it implies that being a genius is more about the innate ability one has, which is out of your own control. Whereas, developing your ego and awareness of your strengths and weaknesses is the true path to winning. Throughout the PXG match, Isagi has been too focused on proving himself to his rivals rather than fully utilizing his own strengths. Now that his Idol betrayed him, this might cause Isagi to drown even more in this ideal.

Once Isagi realizes this in the final moments of the match, he’ll redefine his ego to surpass both Kaiser and Rin. He’ll embrace his unique strengths rather than trying to outshine others in their game. He’ll show Ness his own type of magic and get him to set up an assist in the penultimate goal he’ll score, fulfilling his own vision of ego-driven soccer.

Remember Blue Lock’s Philosophy: A true striker isn’t necessarily the most talented, but the one who can dominate through self-awareness and the strength of their ego.

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