Camellya vs Zani
Camellya and Zani are the top Havoc DPS options with very different playstyles. Camellya is a melee Sword user with Thorn stack mechanics and blooming strikes. Zani is a newer character with higher raw damage but stricter team requirements.
📊 Side-by-Side Comparison
High burst damage through Thorn stacks and blooming strikes. Excels when you can stay on-field and build stacks methodically. Strong sustained damage with proper rotation.
Higher damage ceiling with ideal team (Phoebe or Spectro Rover required). Her kit is tuned for modern content and has a slightly higher numerical ceiling than Camellya.
Works well with universal supports. Sanhua is her best partner (Basic ATK buffer, fast rotations). Can slot into most teams without requiring specific limited 5-stars.
Needs Phoebe or Spectro Rover to function at full power. Less flexible but the Phoebe + Zani core is one of the strongest duos in the game when fully built.
Straightforward playstyle — build stacks, unleash blooming strike. Melee range requires dodging skill but rewards aggressive play. Manageable skill floor.
Requires managing the team setup for maximum output. Higher investment floor (needs Phoebe) but more straightforward execution once the team is assembled.
Damage Output
High burst damage through Thorn stacks and blooming strikes. Excels when you can stay on-field and build stacks methodically. Strong sustained damage with proper rotation.
Higher damage ceiling with ideal team (Phoebe or Spectro Rover required). Her kit is tuned for modern content and has a slightly higher numerical ceiling than Camellya.
Team Flexibility
Works well with universal supports. Sanhua is her best partner (Basic ATK buffer, fast rotations). Can slot into most teams without requiring specific limited 5-stars.
Needs Phoebe or Spectro Rover to function at full power. Less flexible but the Phoebe + Zani core is one of the strongest duos in the game when fully built.
Ease of Play
Straightforward playstyle — build stacks, unleash blooming strike. Melee range requires dodging skill but rewards aggressive play. Manageable skill floor.
Requires managing the team setup for maximum output. Higher investment floor (needs Phoebe) but more straightforward execution once the team is assembled.