Akekuri

Heat Vanguard 4★ Enabler Damage tier C Support tier A Difficulty: Low Endfield Industries

Verdict

Budget Heat enabler: applies area Heat Infliction, Link and SP at low cost. Her Link scales the carry's Battle Skill damage (key with Avywenna and Laevatain) and makes her the accessible pick for fire comps. She can also brawl up close as a sub-DPS.

DualEnabler4★

From the EndSync tier index — how placements are decided.

Loadout

What the curated team guides actually equip on Akekuri, counted across every comp they appear in. The denominator is always shown — nothing here is a rounded percentage.

Weapon

2/3 builds

Thermite Cutter 6★ Sword

ATK 490 · Will: +156 · Attack: +39%

ATK +16%. After the wielder's skill recovers SP or grants a Link state, the entire team gains ATK +8% for 20s. Max stacks for effects of the same name: 2. Duration of each stack counted separately.

This is also the curated best-in-slot — the guides and the index agree.

Also seen

  • Fortmaker 5★ Sword

    ATK 411 · Intellect: +124 · Ultimate Gain Eff.: +37.10%

    1/3 builds

Gear

1/2 builds

Frontiers Armor

Armor Frontiers

Ultimate DMG: +33.6%

Frontiers Fiber Gloves

Gloves Frontiers

All Skill DMG: +29.9%

Frontiers Comm

Kit Frontiers

Combo Skill DMG: +53.8%

Frontiers O2 Tube

Kit Frontiers

Physical DMG: +29.9%

4pc Frontiers — the 3-piece set bonus is active.

The Frontiers set shows up in 2 of 2 builds; this exact four-piece combination in 1. Pieces from different builds are never mixed — this is a build someone actually recommends.

The curated pick, assuming full investment. It ignores what is popular and answers a different question: what is the ceiling for this operator.

Best-in-slot weapon

Thermite Cutter 6★ Sword

ATK 490 · Will: +156 · Attack: +39%

ATK +16%. After the wielder's skill recovers SP or grants a Link state, the entire team gains ATK +8% for 20s. Max stacks for effects of the same name: 2. Duration of each stack counted separately.

Recommended gear

Frontiers Protection Suit

Armor Frontiers

Ultimate Gain Efficiency: +16%

Frontiers Fiber Gloves T1

Gloves Frontiers

Ultimate Gain Efficiency: +26.7%

Frontiers Extra O2 Tube T1

Kit Frontiers

Secondary Attribute: +26.9%

Redeemer Seal

Kit Redeemer

Ultimate Gain Efficiency: +33.4%

3pc Frontiers — the 3-piece set bonus is active.

Teams

Akekuri appears in 10 of the 72 curated comps. They're not ranked against each other — on purpose: pick the one that looks fun to play. Open one to see the pitch and the lineup; the full guide is in the app.

Pakinov - Physical with Akekuri and double Crush

Rossi · Pogranichnik · Akekuri; Breach first and four Crushes inside the Stagger

High (the whole burst must fit inside the Stagger) Boss / Single-target
PhysicalVulnerability in batches of fourDouble CrushLink into Ultimate

The only one of the three rotations in the Mi Fu video missing from the catalog — the other two are the Maygi teams already living on this tab — and, per the author, the one with the highest damage potential for Mi Fu. The showcase runs level 1 weapons on Mi Fu and Rossi («the damage is simply absurd», but no benchmark). The video itself anticipates the evolution: «when Camille releases she can replace Akekuri» — that version already exists in the catalog, documented by 叫我棉被, and the author later placed it 5% ahead in exchange for a good deal more complexity.

In the app 2-step rotation · 1 gear builds · 4 pros / 3 cons · 4 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Comfort / Link

Akekuri · Perlica · Gilberta

Medium AoE / Comfort
ComfortLinkAoEAccessibleLearning

The comfortable version with Akekuri: her Link powers the recall with no stack timing. Lower ceiling, much easier to play.

In the app 2-step rotation · 4 gear builds · 4 pros / 4 cons · 4 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - The easiest Rossi (F2P, no Gilberta)

Akekuri · Wulfgard · Perlica; damage 4/5 at difficulty 1/5, on the scale of the author himself

Very low (1/5 from the author; damage 4/5) Boss / Endgame (0 Ultimate at the start)
F2PNo GilbertaRazor ClawLink into Ultimate

First team of the «Gilberta-less and F2P» guide from Zn0nym0us (1.1 era): after the wave of players without Gilberta who could not run his original 13 teams, he spent days testing Gilberta-free lineups and this one stayed as the star recommendation for anyone starting out — «this might be the easiest Rossi team to play», with no complicated timings and high damage all the same. His whole series uses repeatable rotations from 0 Ultimate energy, built for the endgame where you are not allowed to start charged. The showcase runs a level 1 Eminent Repute on Rossi, on purpose: the sequence is what you copy.

In the app 2-step rotation · 1 gear builds · 4 pros / 3 cons · 3 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - Rossi with Chen and the Endministrator (Crush between sequences)

Chen Qianyu · Endministrator · Akekuri; 4.5/5 damage — the Crush lands BETWEEN the two sequences of the Combo from Rossi

Medium-high (3.5/5 from the author; damage 4.5/5) Boss / Endgame (0 Ultimate at the start)
F2PCrush between sequencesEndministratorSerial Vulnerability

It took the author a while to find a team that brought out the best of Chen Qianyu and Rossi at once (1.1 era), and the answer was a technique: the Endministrator lands his Crush BETWEEN the first and second sequences of the Combo from Rossi. The trick exists because the Combo from Rossi tolerates its Vulnerability getting consumed midway — the second sequence restocks the stacks anyway — so the Crush cashes all four and Rossi recovers them on the spot. Damage 4.5/5, difficulty 3.5/5: it is a matter of timing.

In the app 3-step rotation · 1 gear builds · 3 pros / 2 cons · 2 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - Rossi with Lifeng and his two Links

Pogranichnik · Lifeng · Akekuri; two hours of testing for a burst where Lifeng consumes one Link and Rossi the other

High (4.5/5 from the author; damage 4/5) Boss / Endgame (0 Ultimate at the start)
F2PTwo Links splitBreachCombo control

A viewer asked for Lifeng with Rossi and the author confessed the cost: «almost two hours of testing» before finding a reliable rotation, because the Combo from Lifeng is hard to control (1.1 era). The result is this team and its signature: the burst generates two Links and splits them — the Ultimate from Lifeng consumes the first and the one from Rossi the second. Pogranichnik brings the Breach and Akekuri the usual glue.

In the app 3-step rotation · 1 gear builds · 3 pros / 3 cons · 2 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - Rossi Tackle Noob (the friendly speedrun)

Perlica · Gilberta · Akekuri; difficulty 2/5 — 5/5 damage: everything into the Ultimate from Rossi

Low (2/5 from the author; damage 5/5) Boss speedrun (0 Ultimate at the start)
Speedrun5/5 from the authorLink into UltimateClosing Corrosion

«The boss will never see what hit them» (1.1 era). The first of the two speedrun teams of the video: the whole design pushes damage into the Ultimate from Rossi. Perlica adds an extra Battle Skill per lap to fatten the Combo from Rossi, Akekuri cashes every Stagger with her Combo, and the burst serves Corrosion and Link right before the close. 5/5 damage from the author with a rotation «very newbie friendly»: 2/5.

In the app 2-step rotation · 2 gear builds · 3 pros / 2 cons · 2 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - Rossi on two reactions (Combustion and Corrosion)

Akekuri · Wulfgard · Gilberta; difficulty 3.5/5 — the order of two Battle Skills decides the reaction

Medium (3.5/5 from the author; damage 3.5/5) Boss / Endgame (0 Ultimate at the start)
Order = reactionCombustion on the lapCorrosion in the burstFour Ultimates

The sheet that teaches the reaction system with two buttons (1.1 era). On the lap, the Battle Skill from Gilberta goes first and the one from Wulfgard on top: Combustion. In the burst the order flips — Wulfgard first, Gilberta after — and the same pair manufactures Corrosion for the close. Four Ultimates in a row and 3.5/5 damage with 3.5/5 difficulty.

In the app 2-step rotation · 1 gear builds · 3 pros / 2 cons · 2 pitfalls · 1 matchup note · video walkthrough

Pakinov - Perfect DPS rotation with Akekuri (INT form)

Tangtang · Akekuri · Xaihi; four Cryo layers into level 4 Corrosion and a Link closer

Medium (long, but paced by counted chains)
CorrosionCounted chainsDetonated ImprisonmentLink closer

The DPS half of the perfect-rotations video from Pakinov, the companion to his complete Arcane guide: per him, the highest damage composition in the game right now. The showcase runs weak gear on purpose — «if I use the good one, I kill the boss ahead of time» —, so there is no reference clear here: what you copy is the sequence, broken down step by step. Gilberta, Perlica and Ardelia stay declared as pieces that also fit these teams very well.

In the app 3-step rotation · 1 rotation variant · 1 gear builds · 4 pros / 3 cons · 4 pitfalls · 2 matchup notes · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - ZF with Akekuri (SP for the Ultimate)

Arclight · Akekuri · Perlica; difficulty 2.5/5 — the Flares pay for the transformation

Medium-low (2.5/5 from the author; damage 3.5/5)
0-0 startSP FlaresNine Sunderblades

The SP budget variant (1.2 guide, before Liino): the same lap as the consistent ZF, with Akekuri in the Alesh seat. It loses a bit of damage — 3.5/5 against 4/5 — but her Flare Ultimate refills the SP during the transformation, right where ZF devours it the most. The two new rules: wait until there are nine Sunderblades on the ground before the Ultimate from Akekuri, and do not let the SP hit the cap during the transformation.

In the app 2-step rotation · 4 gear builds · 3 pros / 2 cons · 2 pitfalls · 1 matchup note · video walkthrough

Zn0nym0us - ZF with SP to spare (Alesh and Akekuri)

Alesh · Akekuri · Perlica; difficulty 2/5 — no Arclight, with a reserve for cancelling attacks

Low (2/5 from the author; damage 3/5)
0-0 startNo ArclightFormation orderSP to spare

The only team of the video without Arclight (1.2 guide, before Liino): «the rotation is quite simple». Alesh inherits the Thermite Cutter, Akekuri brings the Flares, and the new rule is about formation: Perlica goes BEFORE ZF in the team order, so her Combo fires first and the Electrification is already set when the Array from ZF converts. 3/5 damage with 2/5 difficulty — and so much reserve SP that you can spend it cancelling enemy attacks.

In the app 2-step rotation · 2 gear builds · 3 pros / 2 cons · 3 pitfalls · 1 matchup note · video walkthrough

Dossier

Codename
Akekuri
Faction
Endfield Industries
Race
Perro
Gender
Female
Birthday
March 31
Voice
萧清源 (CN) · Shu Uchida (EN) · 長月あおい (JP) · 김이안 (KR)

Physical examination

  • physiological strengthStandard
  • combat skillStandard
  • tactical acumenExcellent
  • originium arts assimilationNormal

Oripathy negative, based on medical examination reports.

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Akekuri, Captain of Operations Team Z7 under the Specialist Tech Division, is known for her smile and that trademark line: "Leave it to me." From mission planning to day-to-day management, she handles it all. Beyond tactical command and strategy, she's a master of coordination who always uncovers the optimal solution, even with limited resources. She also knows how to care for her team, making sure everyone works in harmony and shines in the role that suits them best.

She practically built Operations Team Z7 from the ground up. In just a few short months, she handled everything from recruitment and training to full deployment, leading the team to remarkable results. And to think, not long ago, she was just an honors student from the Business School who volunteered to join Endfield. No one expected a newcomer to rise so quickly and become a captain truly worthy of trust.

If you've ever wondered about her passion, her drive, and her idealism, or about the simple wish that keeps her going, then...

Akekuri
Akekuri Heat · 4★
  • JAアケクリ
  • ZH秋栗
  • KO아케쿠리
  • ClassVanguard
  • RoleEnabler
  • Most usedThermite Cutter
  • Most used setFrontiers
  • Comps10
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