History GameBreaker / ProjectXZone

* Players can get an infinite amount of SP with the Reiji-Xiaomu, any other pair unit with Ulala, and Chrom-Lucina combo, similar to the [[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Reiji-Aledy]] [[GameBreaker/SuperRobotWars combo]]: Chrom and Lucina get a skill that increases anyone's max HP and SP by 50% and all other stats by 10% (A GameBraker skill in of itself for turning your teams into a BadassArmy), Reiji and Xiaomu get a skill that fully refills anyone else's SP at a cost of 100 SP and Ulala starts with a skill that restores 50% of anyone else's SP at a cost of 50 SP. In short, Chrom uses his skill on whoever has Ulala, Ulala uses hers on Chrom to max out his SP, he uses his skill on Ulala again, at which point whoever has Ulala now has double the maximum SP, which Reiji can then restore, allowing both of them to provide infinite amounts of SP to anyone who needs it once Chrom uses his skill on Reiji as well. The only downside is that Reiji and Chrom will not be able to learn these sets of skills until they are at level 33 which usually won't happen until the last 10 chapters, three of those with all three separated, in the first playthrough unless you're using challenge stages to grind.

* Players can get an infinite amount of SP with the Reiji-Xiaomu, any other pair unit with Ulala, and Chrom-Lucina combo, similar to the [[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Reiji-Aledy]] [[GameBreaker/SuperRobotWars combo]]: Chrom and Lucina get a skill that increases anyone's max HP and SP by 50% and all other stats by 10%, Reiji and Xiaomu get a skill that fully refills anyone else's SP at a cost of 100 SP and Ulala starts with a skill that restores 50% of anyone else's SP at a cost of 50 SP. In short, Chrom uses his skill on whoever has Ulala, Ulala uses hers on Chrom to max out his SP, he uses his skill on Ulala again, at which point whoever has Ulala now has double the maximum SP, which Reiji can then restore, allowing both of them to provide infinite amounts of SP to anyone who needs it once Chrom uses his skill on Reiji as well. The only downside is that Reiji and Chrom will not be able to learn these sets of skills until they are at level 33 which usually won't happen until the last 10 chapters, three of those with all three separated, in the first playthrough unless you're using challenge stages to grind.

** The Challenge Maps themselves are this for another reason, it is the fastest way to earn gold. Besides the LevelGrinding and the equipment mentioned above, you can repeat the challenge maps to sell the extra equipment from 100,000 to 200,000 gold depending on the level. This can really add up and soon you may get to the point of having MoneyForNothing.

* While Mirage Cancels are of marginal use at best during the first playthrough (you should just stick with the super for more damage), they become by far the biggest GameBreaker in the entire game in NewGamePlus where you can use them as many times as you want in a single combo: you can use your carryover CP to instantly max out any move that recovers a lot of XP when used, stack the XP recovery buff to triple your XP gain and use any combination of equipment and skills to give you -30% Mirage Cancel cost and you can essentially take down any enemy in a single combo regardless of how much HP they have as long as you can time the Red Mirage Cancel correctly. [[VideoGame/ResonanceOfFate Zephyr and Vashyron]] benefit from this the most because of [[DeathByAThousandCuts how many hits they can land in their combos]].

* Two words: Item Shop. Buy a ton of healing or SP recovery items (though you can only carry 15 per stage) and you won't have to worry too much about item management. Plus, the stuff sold at the shops is literally cheap. It's so horribly broken that the game bans the usage of it in the challenge stages.

* While Mirage Cancels are of marginal use at best during the first playthrough, they become by far the biggest GameBreaker in the entire game in NewGamePlus where you can use them as many times as you want in a single combo: you can use your carryover CP to instantly max out any move that recovers a lot of XP when used, stack the XP recovery buff to triple your XP gain and use any combination of equipment and skills to give you -30% Mirage Cancel cost and you can essentially take down any enemy in a single combo regardless of how much HP they have as long as you can time the Red Mirage Cancel correctly. [[VideoGame/ResonanceOfFate Zephyr and Vashyron]] benefit from this the most because of how many hits they can land in their combos.

* While Mirage Cancels are of marginal use at best during the first playthrough, they become by far the biggest GameBreaker in the entire game in NewGamePlus where you can use them as many times as you want in a single combo: you can use your carryover CP to instantly max out any move that recovers a lot of XP when used, stack the XP recovery buff to triple your XP gain and use any combination of equipment and skills to give you -30% Mirage Cancel cost and you can essentially take down any enemy in a single combo regardless of how much HP they have as long as you can time the Red Mirage Cancel correctly. [[ResonanceOfFate Zephyr and Vashyron]] benefit from this the most because of how many hits they can land in their combos.

* Zephyr and Leanne's Multi Attack is nothing to scoff at, capable of inflicting a lot more damage ''more powerful than what Multi Attack damages'' should be. This is on top of them also having a skill that breaks through barriers like tinfoil. Then there's the fact that their [[MoreDakka ridiculously high hitcount]] allows them to rack up [=XP=] faster than practically every other character in the game, practically guaranteeing them at least one use of it every two turns.

* Zephyr and Leanne's Multi Attack is nothing to scoff at, capable of inflicting a lot more damage ''more powerful than what Multi Attack damages'' should be. This is on top of them also having a skill that breaks through barriers like tinfoil.

* Stacking buffs is now a thing in this game. Want a character than can dish out so much damage? Go for it. Want a character to gain a lot of EXP? Check.

* Reiji ([[EndlessFrontier yes, him again]]), and Xiaomu have Accel that guarantees they're going to be one of the first units to act and they learn the barrier busting skill that when you cast it, ''any first hit'' (they have to do the deed) is a CriticalHit ''obliterating an enemy's barrier''. Pair them up with Flynn who has a skill that gives +2 movement to ''all allies on the field'' and watch as hordes of {{Mooks}} and bosses suddenly go down a lot more than usual and pesky [[TimedMission Timed Missions]] suddenly become a lot easier to handle.

* Two words: Item Shop. Buy a ton of healing or SP recovery items (though you can only carry 15 per stage) and you won't have to worry too much about item management. Plus, the stuff sold at the shops is literally cheap.

* Kogoro and Mii learn a skill for a cheap casting cost that destroys an enemy barrier, the Tenzai Style: Ripple. What makes them a bit more special is that they can hit one more square away from the usual 2-square range. They also have an attack that destroys a five-gauged barrier that's available ''[[DiscOneNuke at the start of the game]]'' (Sharinken & Extensions) so it's more of choosing whether you want to break the barrier right away or do it the normal old fashioned way.

* Two words: Item Shop. Buy a ton of healing or SP recovery items (though you can only carry 15 per stage) and you won't have to worry too much about item management. Plus, the stuff sold at the shops is pretty cheap.

* [[VirtuaFighter Akira and Pai]] have a skill call Stamping. Stamping can break barriers, that is all.

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* While Mirage Cancels are of marginal use at best during the first playthrough, they become by far the biggest GameBreaker in the entire game in NewGamePlus where you can use them as many times as you want in a single combo: you can use your carryover CP to instantly max out any move that recovers a lot of XP when used, stack the XP recovery buff to triple your XP gain and use any combination of equipment and skills to give you -30% Mirage Cancel cost and you can essentially take down any enemy in a single combo regardless of how much HP they have as long as you can time the Red Mirage Cancel correctly.

** Stacking the charged attacks, using various attack buffs, getting behing a boss and make sure you have a super move usable. That way it's easy to do 70000+ dmg, even before you hit level 10: with enough buffs, you can kill any enemy in a single combo, even the final boss.

* Players can get an infinite amount of SP with the Reiji-Xiaomu, any other pair unit with Ulala, and Chrom-Lucina combo, similar to the [[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Reiji-Aledy]] [[GameBreaker/SuperRobotWars combo]]: Chrom and Lucina get a skill that increases anyone's max HP and SP by 50% and all other stats by 10%, Reiji and Xiaomu get a skill that fully refills anyone else's SP at a cost of 100 SP and Ulala starts with a skill that restores 50% of anyone else's SP at a cost of 50 SP. In short, Chrom uses his skill on whoever has Ulala, Ulala uses hers on Chrom to max out his SP, he uses his skill on Ulala again, at which point whoever has Ulala now has double the maximum SP, which Reiji can then restore, allowing both of them to provide infinite amounts of SP to anyone who needs it once Chrom uses his skill on Reiji as well. The only downside is that Reiji and Chrom will not be able to learn these sets of skills until they are at level 33 which usually won't happen until the last 10 chapters in the first playthrough unless you're using challenge stages to grind.

* Two words: Item Shop. Buy a ton of healing or sp items (though you can only carry 15 per stage) and you won't have to worry too much about item management. Plus, the stuff sold at the shops is pretty cheap.

* June's support skills are also powerful as her 150 SP skill increases attack damage by 25% to ''all units''. Combine that with above, have someone be at full support, and you can easily break the game.

* Stacking the charged attacks, using various attack buffs, getting behing a boss and make sure you have a super move usable. That way it's easy to do 70000+ dmg, even before you hit level 10.

* Stacking the charged attacks, using various attack buffs, betting behing a boss and make sure you have a super move usable. That way it's easy to do 70000+ dmg, even before you hit level 10.

* Players can get an infinite amount of SP with the Reiji-Xiaomu, any other pair unit with Ulala, and Chrom-Lucina combo, similar to the [[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Reiji-Aledy]] [[GameBreaker/SuperRobotWars combo]]. The only downside is that Reiji and Chrom will not be able to learn these sets of skills until they are at level 30+ which usually happens during the latter chapters.

* Axel's support skills is this, although a bit on the expensive side. He has a 150 XP skill that increases your attack by ''100%'' (which you could get around just by equipping accessories to boost SP as SP is capped at 100 normally). While good, what makes him a GameBreaker is that he has a skill that ''refills your entire cross gauge bar'' by 100% and it only costs 100 SP.

* Players can get an infinite amount of SP with the Reiji-Xiaomu, any other pair unit with Ulala, and Chrom-Lucina combo, similar to the [[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Reiji-Aledy]] [[GameBreaker/SuperRobotWars combo]]. The only downside is that Reiji and Chrom will not be able to learn these sets of skills until they are at level 30+.

** Take note, even with all these game breakers, this game is still at NintendoHard level thanks to the fact that bosses hit hard a lot, you don't get a lot of items to use, and your cross point gauge doesn't exactly match up to how they gain their Cross point Gauge. That and you're usually hitting up to 50k per unit ''at most'' when a lot of bosses are usually at 100k HP.