Metallia

Unlock Metallia's full potential in Disgaea 5! Learn about her base stats, resistances, powerful skills, and unique Evilities like Swamp Witch and Mental Pain.

Alright, let's talk about Metallia in Disgaea 5! She's a DLC character, so you'll need to purchase her, but trust me, she's totally worth it. Once you grab her via the DLC NPC, she's automatically added to your squad. Metallia is easily one of the best DLC characters you can get. She's got some seriously impressive stats where it counts, and her aptitudes in those stats are just as high. Plus, check out her resistances – she's rocking super high elemental resistances and doesn't have any weaknesses in the others. To top it all off, she learns the powerful Tera tier spells at level 50, which is way earlier than most other casters. And her Overload? It's called Greedy Mekhashefa, and it tries to capture *every single enemy* on the map. Seriously, she's your go-to for grabbing prisoners, especially when you're aiming for those Magic Extracts in the endgame.

Here's a quick look at her base stats and resistances:

Now, let's dive into her skills and Evilities. She learns some pretty neat stuff:

• Metal Justice — Unlocks at Lv 8
• Twilight Elemental — Unlocks at Lv 42 (Star element)
• World Is Metallia’s — Unlocks at Lv 80
• Pillar Break (Magichange)
• Witch Domination (Magichange) — Unlocks at Lv 80

Her unique Evility, Swamp Witch, is a lifesaver. If her HP drops to zero during a map, she has a chance to revive, using half her SP but keeping her at 1 HP. It's like a second chance to keep dishing out damage! Then there's Mental Pain: when you capture a prisoner, it halves their remaining SP. This is awesome with her Overload, making interrogation a breeze.

She also has a couple of other Evilities:

• Absolute Ruler: This one boosts your ally monster units' stats by 5%. It costs six slots, so it's a bit of an investment for a small boost, but if you run a lot of monsters, it might be worth considering.
• Mana Burner: This sounds a bit wonky in-game, but it actually increases your attack by 50%. The catch? You lose Mana equal to 1% of the damage you deal. If you're not using a ton of Mana, this could be a great boost, but be warned – a strong character can burn through their Mana fast with this.

Here's a table detailing her Evilities:

Her weapon masteries are also worth noting:

Oh, and a fun trivia bit: her Japanese name is actually Metallica, but they changed it in the West to avoid confusion with the band. Pretty cool, right?