Who is Shinku?
Official identity and story context come first. Combat claims are labeled separately so a memorable profile never turns into unsupported advice.
The official showcase confirms the character identity and introduction.
Attribute label shown on the dated preview card.
Compatible Arc label shown on the same dated card.
Capture the active field labels before Team Builder promotion.
Official character profile
The official showcase introduces Shinku as a socially reserved dragon girl who is dependable on missions and quick to protect her companions. That supports her identity and personality, but does not by itself establish a tank role or shielding mechanic.

Everything connected
This hub keeps character identity, Kit evidence, build limits, outfit acquisition records, story and Bond references, and personal planning tools on one route. The section labels make clear whether a fact is official, reported or still unknown.
A current featured-role cover was checked, but its Gas, Main DPS and DoT labels belong to another featured character and are excluded from Shinku evidence. Review that official cover ›
Cosmos, shown on the official Version 1.2 character card.
Condensate, shown on the same official preview card.
Historical recorded UI shows Main DPS with Shinku, but the recording build and server are not independently verified.
No complete current skill, scaling, equipment comparison or team dataset has passed review.
Character identity appears with the recorded labels.
Shown in the July 8 recording; build and server are unverified.
Same-screen observation; internal role mapping is unresolved.
A current-client capture and taxonomy review are still required.
Recognize Shinku's kit
Start with the four combat icons, then expand only the skill, passive or Awakening detail you need. The descriptions are source-labeled secondary records; current wording and scaling still require in-game verification.
NTEBuild is the immediate icon and naming reference. Atlas does not promote its ratios, priorities, effects or current-client wording as confirmed.

Special Combat Arts
A five-hit Cosmos attack chain that builds Defiant Spirit in normal form.
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- Airborne Basic becomes a plunging attack whose damage is reported to rise with fall height.
- Holding Basic during the later hits changes the finisher and grants Defiant Spirit on hit.
- After a Critical Dodge, Basic can trigger Split-Second Victory to damage Break and gain Defiant Spirit.
- During Surging Crimson, the chain changes to Tidal Assault and builds Fading Reason instead.

High-Speed Breach
A forward assault that deals repeated Cosmos damage and builds the active form's resource.
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- In normal form, High-Speed Breach closes distance and grants Defiant Spirit.
- During Surging Crimson it changes to Scarlet Descent, consuming all Fading Reason for a descending strike.
- The reviewed secondary records say Scarlet Descent can be used up to five times during one transformed state.

Crimson Fury
Consumes Defiant Spirit to enter Surging Crimson and replace Shinku's normal attacks and Skill.
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- Surging Crimson is reported to increase damage, interruption resistance and movement for 13 seconds.
- Near the end of the state, Crimson Judgment enables rapid dashes between targets.
- The sequence ends with Dragonflame Verdict; switching characters ends the transformed state.

Current name unverified
The visual slot is recognizable, but its current English name, trigger and values have not passed review.
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- Atlas keeps this slot visible so players can recognize it in the client.
- Capture the English tooltip and trigger condition before this entry receives a mechanical description.
What changes the base kit
These records explain the main passive relationships without forcing every visitor through a wall of text. Open a row when you need the trigger or limitation.
TraitMenacing GazeWaiting briefly without initiating an attack builds stacks; the next hit triggers Instant Strike and grants combat resources.
Passive 1Lone StrideA Charge enhancement that shares gained Charge with off-field allies and rewards repeated triggers while Shinku is active.
Passive 2WrathscaleIncreases Ultimate damage against non-Boss enemies.

Six nodes in one scan
Each node keeps a short reported effect behind an on-demand row. Atlas omits the reference site's priority order and exact ratios until those details are checked against the current client.

Read effect
Reported to let Shinku's damage ignore part of the target's DEF.

Read effect
Reported to reduce the target's Cosmos Resistance after the Ultimate hits.

Read effect
Reported to preserve Menacing Gaze and allow stack gain while Shinku is off-field.

Read effect
Reported to raise the Menacing Gaze stack cap and enhance a fully stacked Instant Strike.

Read effect
Reported to improve defense and interruption resistance in Surging Crimson and restore HP after Scarlet Descent.

Read effect
Reported to strengthen the transformed finishers and add a pull effect to Scarlet Descent and Crimson Judgment.
How the two forms connect
The available sources explain the relationship between resources and forms. They do not support a prescribed rotation or current damage table.

- 01Build Defiant Spirit
Normal-form attacks, Critical Riposte, Redirect Skill and Support Skill are reported as ways to fill Shinku’s transformation resource.
- 02Enter Surging Crimson
Crimson Fury spends Defiant Spirit and changes her attacks and movement into the transformed kit.
- 03Build and spend Fading Reason
Transformed attacks are reported to generate Fading Reason; Scarlet Descent spends the stored resource.
- 04Complete the finisher
The reported end sequence connects Crimson Judgment dashes with Dragonflame Verdict as the final attack.
Watch the official combat showcase › · Official Version 1.3 changes ›
Build snapshot and Arc comparison
Use the identity fields first, then visually compare Shinku's reported Arc candidates. The gallery is a review queue, not a ranking.
Official Version 1.2 preview card
Official Version 1.2 preview card
Recorded July character screen
Skills, modules, stats and teams
A usable starting reference
This keeps the Arc, module and stat leads together while clearly separating the secondary-source setup from an Atlas-tested recommendation.
Blushing Mirage
Primary Arc candidate. Compare it against the alternatives below under the same level, Mixing, module, team and encounter conditions.
The reviewed records associate Type III modules with a CRIT DMG console bonus.- Core set
- Lost Radiance
- Alternative
- Street Boxer
- Alternative
- Fireflies and the Forest
- 01CRIT Rate
- 02CRIT DMG
- 03Cosmos DMG
- 01CRIT Rate
- 02CRIT DMG
- 03Universal DMG%
- 04ATK%
Alternative Arc candidatesFluff of Ferocity · Camellia Society · What's Desired · A Time Will Come
NTEBuild supplies the immediate Arc image and candidate-name reference. Atlas does not reproduce its rankings, percentages, stat priorities or team claims.

A Time Will Come
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Blushing Mirage
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Camellia Society
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Fluff of Ferocity
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What's Desired
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Open Arc record ›Read the current effect
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Match the same conditions
Keep level, Mixing, modules, encounter and team fixed when comparing two setups.
Save repeatable results
Record six runs per setup in Build Comparison and compare medians rather than one best attempt.
Watch the historical equipment review › · Official Version 1.3 changes ›
Build a test lineup around Shinku
Shinku is fixed as the subject. Choose the other characters yourself, select one measurable purpose and save comparable runs before drawing a conclusion.

Compare repeatable clear time or damage under the same encounter conditions.
Track failed runs, healing pressure and recovery without changing the encounter.
Record route time and movement utility separately from combat performance.
Recognize the materials before planning totals
These image-led groups make the reported Shinku material families easy to identify. Exact quantities and farm sources still need current-client verification.
NTEBuild supplies the immediate icon and grouping reference. Atlas intentionally omits its exact totals until a current-client capture passes review.
Raise Shinku's level cap
Reported material family for the Lv.20–80 ascension path. Read the exact breakpoint quantities in the current client.




Upgrade Basic Attack, Skill, Ultimate and QTE
Reported ability-material families. The four abilities may share a table, but Atlas does not publish totals until they pass current-client review.







Ascend the reported signature Arc
Reported Arc-material family shown for Blushing Mirage. Confirm the Arc choice and every requirement before planning a spend.






Calculate level and ascension costs › · Save a personal material plan ›
Six recorded appearances
The official Version 1.2 notes name five alternate outfits and their release routes. Availability labels below preserve that historical context instead of presenting an old event as live.

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Official character showcase
Character base appearance
Dragonhunter
Permanent Shop listing in the Version 1.2 notes
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Dawn Patrol
Permanent Shop listing in the Version 1.2 notes
Check the current Shop
Student of Terrasea
Before the Dawn board or Resolve Perks during Version 1.2
Historical event route
Labyrinth Lily
Obtain Shinku and reach Bond Lv.10
Check the current Bond reward screen
Normie Heroine
999 Nights Button Shop in Version 1.2
Historical version reward routeFind Shinku beyond combat
Use the images to recognize the character, location and Bond reward connected with each official record. Captions distinguish reference artwork from actual story scenes.

Fighting with a Dragon
Unlocked after Dreamwalk Corridor at Hunter Lv.26. The episode is also the route that first reaches Warren Continent.
Open the Version 1.2 archive ›
City Hangouts
The official notes say it unlocks after obtaining Shinku or completing Fighting with a Dragon.
Read the official notes ›
Home Time
Requires owning Shinku and reaching a required Bond level. The announcement does not identify that level.
Read the official notes ›
Quests, messages and ride-along
Version 1.2 added Shinku Bond quests, text conversations and a passenger-seat ride-along unlocked by Bond progress.
Review the source record ›Explore the world map directory › · Open the Version 1.2 archive ›
Turn the page into a workflow
Check the evidence, find missing fields, plan visible materials and record controlled team tests in that order.
01Shinku build record
Review the supported combat relationships and the fields still blocked.
Know what is usableOpen tool ›
02Evidence intake
See which Team Builder fields are verified, missing or blocked.
Find the evidence gapsOpen tool ›
03Upgrade Calculator
Move through shared level costs and Shinku's six reported ascension breakpoints.
See breakpoint totalsOpen tool ›
04Team Notebook
Save your own lineup, purpose and test notes without turning them into site claims.
Keep comparable runsOpen tool ›Where this page comes from
Every useful claim stays attached to its date, source class and limitation.
Official records
Character showcase ›
Official combat showcase ›
Version 1.2 preview at 17:32 ›
Version 1.2 story, Bond and outfits ›
Version 1.3 changes ›
Reported context
Recorded role panel at 00:27 ›
Historical footage does not confirm the current client. Secondary guide provenance is retained in the internal evidence log without publishing outbound competitor links. Checked September 17, 2026.
Reference review: NTEBuild informed the connected category structure and supplies the local-preview Kit, Build, material and outfit visual references. Prydwen was used only to corroborate reported skill relationships. NTEGuide was not used as a game-fact source because its Shinku page contains conflicting classification details. Changelog: September 17, 2026 — Added expandable skill, passive and Awakening descriptions plus a compact reported loadout reference without changing the page structure or promoting a build to Confirmed.
