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Useful when…
- A Remembrance wearer whose memosprite attacks during combat.
- A wearer and memosprite whose healing benefits from an Outgoing Healing increase.
What it does
At S1, increases the wearer's Max HP by 16%. After the memosprite attacks, Outgoing Healing for both wearer and memosprite increases by 12% for 1 turn. At S5, the Max HP bonus is 32% and the healing bonus is 24%. The healing bonus is triggered by a memosprite attack and has a short duration; the Light Cone does not specify a healing effect of its own.
When to consider it
It suits a Remembrance wearer whose memosprite attacks and whose healing output matters. Geniuses' Greetings instead increases ATK and boosts wearer and memosprite Basic ATK DMG after the wearer uses Ultimate. Fly Into a Pink Tomorrow grants CRIT DMG and a team damage effect specifically for Trailblazer (Remembrance). These are alternatives only when their damage-focused effects better match the wearer's role; they do not provide this Light Cone's Max HP and triggered healing increase.
Improvement priorities
Promotion improves the Light Cone through stages 0–6. Superimposition raises S1 to S5 using one sacrifice copy at each listed rank increase, increasing Max HP and the conditional Outgoing Healing bonus. Promotion strengthens the equipped copy; consider superimposition when duplicate copies are available and the healing increase is useful.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The Outgoing Healing bonus requires a memosprite attack and lasts only 1 turn.
- The Light Cone's stated personal stat bonus is Max HP, not a direct healing increase until the trigger occurs.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Expecting the healing bonus to activate from the wearer's own attack instead of the memosprite's attack.
- Treating the 1-turn bonus as a persistent healing increase.