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I think the gravity gun is MUCH better suited to ragdolling the environment around. Aigis doesn't need to move to activate her persona and it casts independently of her.

I do think Pamela's super dead here - like you put an undead right in front of a semi-competent Belmont and his far more competent sorceress friend, of course they're getting shredded, the Morning Star is oozing with magic specifically for this kinda situation. What interests me more if how long Eunie can hold out. Taion's form has the following ability:

Body Double (Frontword AoE): Applies 1 randomly chosen debuff(s) when Art hits.

And this can apply things including the inability to block, inability to move, sleep, and a debuff to make resistance to debuffs weaker, among about four other debuffs. This has about a 15 second cooldown in-gameplay, but does create an AoE spread of body doubles. If Raiden cuts down enough of those in close combat (which... y'know, he's want to do), that's REALLY bad. With the sheer amount of revives on the enemy team (Eunie's Ouroboros form having a GROUP revive in addition to the known Crono and Aigis ones), I do think this is likely to go off.

... and I'm not sure if it matters? Like, Raiden is an AWFUL matchup for Ouroboros, as he can just keep cutting off pieces of them before they can even react and properly regenerate. I do think that the revives let Taion get off an optimal debuff strategy, but Ouroboros does not reset on revive - in Xenoblade 3, it explicitly continues cooling down in the background even when you're a corpse. While everyone else gets a ton of shots at max efficiency, Eunie MIGHT be able to squeak out two if she dies, like, a lot. It is possible to see a situation where Raiden is just standing in a field of corpses, waiting for them to revive and casually stabbing them as they get up again like it's whack-a-mole.

I'm trying to figure out how much damage Gordon does and how much he's able to take away from the enemy before he goes down. I think targeting any one of them for stasis is a real bad idea, but crossbowing one of them might be very much within his wheelhouse. The issue is, I'm just seeing Trevor & Sypha open in most situations, and I'm not sure he handles that well with just shooting. Need to think of what terrain advantages he'd have.