Tsih/Strategy
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Tips[edit | edit source]
- Playing As Tsih
- Since Tsih is strongest when her passive is active, the player should always try to get a gift card. The gift card that is technically the best for this task is
Metallic Monocoque as it does not drop on KO, does not stop Norma, and out-of-battle damage is reduced with a cost of stars. 
Price of Power can execute well too, especially early-game. - Despite the star loss caused by it,
Unlucky Charm is a very comparable card for Tsih. Like the above-mentioned gifts, it does not drop on KO. It is unique, however, in that it can take advantage of the opponent. Unless the opponent waits for a full hand to discard it, they will likely pass it to another player, and as a result, it can be a quick way for the player to receive a gift card. The player can then either hold the card until they receive a better gift or KO opponents to make up for the star loss. - Tsih can use
Mix Phenomenon to counter her hyper's lack of 
Encounter and 
Boss panel protection. - Like , Tsih can benefit incredibly from
Rainbow-Colored Circle, rendering her almost impossible to hit with +4 EVD. - Cards like
Princess's Privilege and 
Nice Present can be used to help the player find a gift card.
- Playing Against Tsih
- Any card that causes Tsih to drop cards such as
Scrambled Eve, 
Present Thief, and 
Flamethrower among others can be used to increase the chance of Tsih losing her gift card is she is currently in possession of one. - While cards like
Final Battle and 
Little War are risky, they can be used to generally good effect against Tsih, as her stats are not conducive to long fights. - Player's should take advantage of
Stealth On's indirect attack weakness, and exploit it with cards that go around the protective effect like 
Oh My Friend, 
Assault, and 
Ambush.
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