Etheria Restart Tier List of Aminuses PvP and PvE – June 2025

Etheria Restart is a turn-based gacha game that throws you into a tough battlefield, so building the right team with the strongest Aminuses is key. With each Aminus offering unique strengths, our updated Etheria Restart Aminus tier list will help you decide who’s worth investing in. 

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Mode-Specific Top Picks

The table below highlights top Aminuses for key game modes, based on their performance in the latest meta.

Tier 0 Rank Aminuses

Tier 0-rank Aminuses are meta-defining, excelling across multiple modes with minimal weaknesses.

Massiah (SSR, Constant, DPS) 

Effect: Ignores enemy defenses, applies Vulnerable debuffs, and gains invincibility with Divine Descent.
Synergies: Pairs with Valyrian for attack-buffed one-shots; Lily boosts crit damage.
Counters: Hard-counters Hoyan by ignoring her passive; dominates PvP.
Notes: Beginner-friendly tank-buster, thrives in Fantasy Club teams.

Valyrian (SR, Constant, Support) 

Effect: HP equalization, invincibility, and sleep debuffs control battle tempo.
Synergies: Enables Messiah and Rosa in PvP; shields Jada in Doyoki.
Counters: Shuts down Remoka and Diting by preventing one-shots.
Notes: PvP meta staple, essential for Inferno’s HP lock.

Rosa (SSR, Odd, DPS) 

Effect: High single-target burst, ideal for Aurora and boss fights.
Synergies: Pairs with Lily for speed buffs; Holden strips for her in Aurora.
Counters: Struggles against Valyrian’s shields in PvP.
Notes: Revelation abuser, top pick for Thresholds and Union Bosses.

Rahu (SSR, Hollow, DPS)

Effect: Scales damage with defense buffs, transfers enemy debuffs, and boosts team defense.
Synergies: Works with Valyrian for sustained fights; Lingluo enhances buffs.
Counters: Weak to fast burst teams in PvP if not built tanky.
Notes: Gear-dependent, shines in long PvE and PvP battles.

Holden (SSR, Reason, Debuffer)

Effect: Scales damage with defense, disrupts with cooldown interference and attack debuffs.
Synergies: Pairs with Rosa for Aurora stripping; Diting for Terramaton kills.
Counters: Replaces Viper in Aurora with better utility.
Notes: Tier 0 in General PvE and PvP, resilient frontliner.

Tiamat (SSR, Odd, Hybrid) 

Effect: Combines AoE taunts, healing, and shields with DPS.
Synergies: Pairs with Lingluo for PvE sustain; Lily for PvP durability.
Counters: Struggles against Revelation-heavy teams in PvP.
Notes: Nerfed but viable with manual play; AI needs Skill 2 priority fix.

Tier 1 Rank Aminuses 

Tier 1-rank Aminuses are strong but situational, requiring specific team comps or counters to shine.

Xiada (SSR, Reason, DPS)

Effect: Multi-hit AoE and single-target damage, abuses Revelation shells.

Synergies: Pairs with Lily for Aurora buff stripping; Valerian for DokiDoki shields.

Counters: Weak to Valerian’s shields in PvP.

Notes: Tier 0.5 in DokiDoki, outperforms Rilmocha in Inferno.

Sybil (SR, Odd, DPS) 

Effect: Revelation abuser, deals 50% HP burst damage with multi-hits.
Synergies: Works with Jada in Aurora; Gray boosts crit rate.
Counters: Low priority for builds unless targeting Aurora.
Notes: Tier 1 in Aurora, budget-friendly option.

Hoyan (SSR, Hollow, DPS) 

Effect: High single-target burst, strong in PvP and boss fights.
Synergies: Pairs with Valyrian for stack-building; Rahu for sustained fights.
Counters: Shut down by Messiah and Heinrich in PvP.
Notes: Tier 0.5 in PvP, needs long fights for max stacks in PvE.

Kloss (SSR, Reason, DPS) 

Effect: High single-target damage, excels with Diting in Terramaton.
Synergies: Diting for fast boss kills; Holden for debuff support.
Counters: Fragile, struggles in non-boss PvE.
Notes: Tier 0 in Terramaton, situational elsewhere.

 

 

Diting (SSR, Disorder, DPS) 

Effect: Single-target nukes, strong in Aurora and Terramaton.
Synergies: Pairs with Kloss for fast boss kills; Holden for debuff support.
Counters: Countered by Valyrian in PvP due to shields.
Notes: Tier 0 in Terramaton and Aurora, excels in boss fights.

Shadow Sania (SR, Disorder, DPS) 

Effect: DoT detonation, deals massive HP-based damage.
Synergies: Pairs with Fangus for Aurora DoT teams; Lingluo for sustain.
Counters: Weak in Inferno due to DoT nerfs.
Notes: Strong in boss fights, less versatile in PvP.

Borgne (SSR, Odd, DPS) 

Effect: Chunky attacker with lifesteal sustain and AoE dispel.
Synergies: Pairs with Valerian for PvP shields; Lily for turn meter boosts.
Counters: Hard-counters Hoyan with S3 dispel.
Notes: Tier 0.5 in PvP, rising meta pick for DokiDoki and Arena.

Lingluo (SSR, Odd, Sustain) 

Effect: Premier healer with scaling regeneration and immunity buffs.
Synergies: Supports Tiamat in PvE; Valyrian in PvP.
Counters: Struggles against HP lock in Inferno without shields.
Notes: Free after seven days, essential for endurance.

Lily (SSR, Disorder, Support) 

Effect: Accelerates turn meters, boosts crit damage with Twin Trick.
Synergies: Pairs with Rosa for PvP combos; Jada for Aurora stripping.
Counters: Vulnerable to silence debuffs.
Notes: Top support for speed-based teams.

Freya (SSR, Constant, Support) 

Effect: Manipulates turn meters, applies Nightmare debuff for ally healing.
Synergies: Pairs with Massiah for PvP burst; Rahu for boss fights.
Counters: Vulnerable to Effect RES after nerf.
Notes: Tier 0 in PvP and Union Boss, essential for turn control.

Lilith (SSR, Disorder, DPS) 

Effect: HP-based damage with stun, excels in crowd control.
Synergies: Pairs with Valyrian for PvP control; Holden for debuff synergy.
Counters: Weak against CC-immune bosses.
Notes: Tier 0 in PvP, strong in early PvE.

Mizuki Makoto (SSR, Reason, Debuffer) 

Effect: Applies speed debuffs and cooldown delays, strong in boss fights.
Synergies: Pairs with Rosa for Aurora; Kloss for Terramaton.
Counters: Less effective in fast PvP without support.
Notes: Tier 0 in Thresholds, rising meta pick.

Celince (SSR, Hollow, Support/Debuffer) 

Effect: Multi-hit attacks trigger Revelation, applies Forgetfulness debuff to disable passives.
Synergies: Pairs with Jada for Doyoki Revelation procs; Valyrian for PvP sustain.
Counters: Struggles against high Effect RES enemies.
Notes: Tier 0 in Doyoki, niche PvP counter for nuke teams.

Veronika (SSR, Reason, Support) 

Effect: Steals enemy buffs, grants Soul Ward to prevent ally deaths, applies shields.
Synergies: Pairs with Massiah for PvP burst; Rahu for Union Boss sustain.
Counters: Low direct damage, reliant on enemy buffs.
Notes: Tier 0.5 in PvP, strong in prolonged PvE fights.

Helkid (SSR, Reason, DPS/Tank) 

Effect: Deals attack-scaling damage, provides team-wide shields with debuff immunity, stuns enemies.
Synergies: Pairs with Lingluo for PvE endurance; Freya for PvP turn control.
Counters: Slow attack speed, vulnerable to burst DPS.
Notes: Tier 0 in Union Boss, versatile for PvE survival.

Tier 2 Rank Aminuses 

Tier 2-rank Aminuses are viable but require investment or specific scenarios to perform well.

• Beyontin (SSR, Reason, Support): Revives allies, boosts turn meters and crit damage. Synergizes with Diting for PvE clears.

• Heinrich (SSR, Disorder, Debuffer): Applies Vulnerable debuffs, pairs with Lian for DoT teams. Counters Hoyan in PvP.

• Lian (SSR, Reason, DPS): Burst and AoE damage for Terramaton and Aurora. Synergizes with Holden for cleave.

• Mio (SSR, Constant, Debuffer): Manipulates enemy cooldowns, supports PvP and high-end PvE.

• Rin the Unbowed (SR, Odd, DPS): Fast AoE damage, applies speed-down debuffs. Strong in PvP wave-clearing.

• Sania (SR, Hollow, Healer): Revival and defensive support for long PvE battles.

• Tsukiyo Mi (SSR, Odd, Support): Turn meter manipulation and AoE silences, frontline force in PvP.

• Chiaki (The Echo) (SR, Hollow, DPS): Multi-hit Revelation abuser, deals moderate AoE damage. Synergizes with Jada for Aurora; Gray for crit buffs. Counters: Outscaled by SSR DPS in late game. Notes: Tier 1 in early PvE, budget-friendly.

Tier 3 Rank Aminuses 

Tier 3-rank Aminuses are beginner-friendly but have notable weaknesses in tougher content.

• Cachi (SR, Reason, Debuffer): Reduces enemy crit rate and speed, aids early PvE.

• Fangus (SR, Reason, Debuffer): DoT effects, supports Aurora boss fights with Shadow Sania.

• Gray (SR, Hollow, Debuffer): Tutorial reward, buffs crit rate, viable in early PvP.

• Kazuyo the Reverie (SR, Hollow, Debuffer): Slumber crowd control, DPS hybrid for PvE openers.

• Dorothy (SR, Constant, Support): Basic healing, helps early PvE teams.

• Oboro (SR, Odd, DPS): Situational burst, works in early PvE.

• RC-77 (SR, Odd, Debuffer): Basic debuffs, modest utility.

• Tsutomu (SR, Hollow, DPS): Moderate damage, forgettable kit.

Tier 4 Rank Aminuses 

Tier 4-rank Aminuses are outclassed, with weaknesses outweighing strengths.

• Blitz Striker Andrew (Rare, Reason, Tank): Taunts and counters, aids early PvE.

• Vice (SR, Disorder, DPS): Weak single-target damage, minimal utility.

• Unyielding Aegis Andrew (Rare, Odd, Tank): DEF-scaling damage, applies DEF-down debuffs.

Beginner’s Team Example 

New players can build a strong starter team with free or early units:

• Lingluo (SSR, Odd, Sustain): Free after seven days, provides healing and buffs.

• Gray (SR, Hollow, Debuffer): Tutorial reward, offers crit rate buffs and debuffs.

• Chiaki (The Echo) (SR, Hollow, DPS): Budget Revelation abuser, viable in early Aurora and Doyoki.

• Cachi (SR, Reason, Debuffer): Tutorial debuffer, reduces enemy crit rate and speed. This team ensures sustainability and decent damage for early PvE, upgradable with pulls like Rosa, Holden, or Celince.

Hot Takes 

• Tiamat (SS): Her PvP drop to Tier 0.5 feels harsh; prioritizing Skill 2 on auto could restore her Doyoki value.

• Diting (S): Elevated to S-tier for Aurora and Terramaton dominance, despite PvP struggles against Valyrian.

• Celince (S): A Revelation star in Doyoki, her Forgetfulness debuff makes her a must-build for Inferno.

• Veronika (S): Buff-stealing makes her a PvP nightmare, but she needs team support to shine.

Conclusion

And that’s all for the Etheria Restart tier list! Stick with the Tier 0 or Tier 1-rank Aminuses, they’re your best shot at dominating the battlefield. For an even better experience, play with OSLink to enjoy smooth, high-performance PC gameplay right on your phone.