6
Who is 6?
6 is a 6-star Intellect-afflatus generalist support and one of the most flexible characters in R:1999. He can function as an AP-hungry Ultimate damage dealer, a passive [Empower Incantation I] enabler, or a generalist debuffer depending on how you build him. His defining utilities are a wide array of buffs and debuffs spread across his skills and one of the only on-demand debuff dispels in the game — granted via his [Duty] incantation. Prydwen notes he is an incredible generalist but suffers from RNG on both his buff/debuff selection and which debuffs he dispels.
Kit Summary
Grants multiple effects from [Collection of Buffs] to one ally for 2 rounds and dispels 2 random [Stats Down], [Neg Status], or [Control] effects — the only reliable on-demand dispel in R:1999.
Spending 5 Eureka through [Duty] grants [Empower Incantation I] to the target — a meaningful incantation damage amplifier for any carry.
Can be built as an Intellect DPS with Balance, Please (signature) for 18% Ultimate Might and 12–24% DMG Bonus at no startup cost.
His buffs, debuffs, and dispel targets are all randomly selected from pools — making him unpredictable in practice despite a powerful theoretical toolkit.
Build Guide
🔮 Best Relic / Echo Set
Resonance: Critical Rate and Critical DMG for DPS-oriented builds. DMG Bonus nodes round out an Ultimate carry build. If running him as pure support, some ATK investment supplements his [Discipline] incantation output.
⚔ Best Light Cone / Weapon
Balance, Please (signature BiS, prydwen): 18% Ultimate Might and 12–24% DMG Bonus with no startup — perfect for an Ultimate-carry-oriented 6 build. Luxurious Leisure (Spirit enemy alternative): Better than Balance, Please specifically against Spirit enemies like the Opera Raid Boss where his signature's afflatus bonus does not apply. Blasphemer of Night (Anjo Nala team): 18% Incantation Might and 12–24% DMG Bonus in a team where Anjo Nala provides [Neg Status] debuffs to satisfy the passive condition. Mental Cage (Eureka support): +2 Eureka at battle start accelerates his [Empower Incantation I] grants; useful in heavy-Eureka team compositions.
📊 Substats Priority
👥 Best Teams
Intellect DPS: 6 + Anjo Nala + Vila/Charon + sustain — Anjo Nala provides ATK/Max HP buffs via [Mind and Flesh]; Charon or Vila generate team-wide utility alongside 6's buffs.
Generalist dispel flex: 6 + any carry + any support + sustain — slot him anywhere that needs on-demand debuff cleansing alongside passive Incantation buffing.
F2P Verdict
6 is a limited 6-star. Balance, Please is his signature BiS. Luxurious Leisure and Blasphemer of Night are widely accessible budget alternatives depending on team context. His broad applicability makes him easier to deploy in budget teams than hyper-specialised supports, but his RNG limits his consistency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes 6's dispel unique?
His [Duty] incantation dispels 2 random [Stats Down], [Neg Status], or [Control] effects from an ally — on demand, as a regular incantation. Most dispel effects in R:1999 are tied to specific character passives or Ultimate triggers. Being able to actively choose when to cleanse debuffs makes 6 one of the only reliable counters to heavy debuff-inflicting enemies.
What is 6's best psychube?
Balance, Please is his signature BiS — 18% Ultimate Might and 12–24% DMG Bonus with no startup requirement, and a bonus afflatus DMG buff versus non-Spirit enemies. Luxurious Leisure is better in Spirit-enemy content. Blasphemer of Night works well in Anjo Nala team contexts. Mental Cage is the support-focused option that accelerates Empower Incantation I grants.
What is Empower Incantation I?
[Empower Incantation I] is a buff that amplifies the target's incantation damage for a period. 6 grants it when spending 5 Eureka through [Duty]. In teams where the main carry uses incantations heavily (like Hissabeth or Lucy), this provides a meaningful damage boost on a regular cadence.
How reliable is 6 given his RNG?
Prydwen flags this as his main weakness. His buff effects, which debuffs he applies, and which debuffs he dispels are all drawn from random pools. In practice this means you cannot guarantee specific outcomes each turn. His theoretical toolkit is powerful but his real-world consistency is lower than focused supports — factor this into your teambuilding expectations.