Goddess of Victory: Nikke Stats Guide (All Stats, Classes, Weapon Types, and More)

Knowing how your Nikke’s stats, Burst Type, Weapon Type, Element, and Class affects their performance in battle is very important if you want to excel in the game.

These effects range from their role during battle, how much damage they can deal or tank, how effective they are at any range, how they perform against certain bosses and many more!

I’m going to show you every parameter and trait that all units in NIKKE: Goddess of Victory have and how to build your team around them.

All Stat Types Explained

There are three Stat Types in the game:

As a general guideline, having high values for all three stats would be optimal for any Nikke regardless of their class.

Just make sure to prioritize the ATK of your Attackers, as this will allow you to clear combat stages much more easily.

The best ways to increase your stats is to:

• Equip & Upgrade Gear
• Increase their Level
• Increase their Attraction Level
• Upgrade the Recycling Room

All Weapon Types

A Nikke’s Weapon Type determines their effectiveness in certain ranges during battle. If an enemy unit is in your Nikke’s effective range, they will deal additional damage to that enemy unit.

If you want to make your team more effective in combat, make sure to invest in at least two weapon types with different effective ranges.

All Classes

There are three different classes of Nikkes in the game:

Take note of the word “usually”, since Nikke classes don’t actually have that much bearing when it comes to what role they’ll excel at.

For example, some Support or Defender units can deal great DPS, and some Attackers’ utility exceeds the amount of damage they can do in battle.

It all boils down to how well a unit’s skill set fits a particular role, which is why I recommend reading their skill descriptions first before putting them on a team.

All Burst Types

Another important factor that you should consider before putting a unit on your team is their Burst Skill’s type:

All Nikkes have a Burst Skill. These Burst Skills can be categorized into three separate types:

• Burst Skill I
• Burst Skill II
• Burst Skill III

If you execute three Burst Skills in succession (Burst Skill I > Burst Skill II > Burst Skill III) during battle, you will trigger a Full Burst which increases the damage of your entire team for a limited time.

Here are my recommended team comps centered around the Burst Skill/Full Burst mechanic:

All players must create a team with at least one of each Burst Skill type, as you will not be able to trigger a Full Burst with one type missing.

All Elements

Finally, we have Element types, which dictate the amount of bonus damage an allied or enemy unit can deal against their opponents.

There are five elements in total. All enemy units and Nikkes have one element, and if their element is advantageous compared to that of their target, they will deal 10% additional damage.

Personally, I don’t factor in Element Types as much as Burst Skill Types or Weapon Types when I’m teambuilding.

The 10% damage boost is good, but building a team around their Burst Skills or Weapons is far more logical if you’re going for a well-balanced, yet highly effective team.

With that said, optimizing Element Types can also be useful when tackling harder battles – especially Boss stages where even a 10% damage boost can increase your total DPS by a lot.