Table of Contents
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Support
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Basic Info
| Acquisition | Dual Ranmdoness E2-1 Pollinosis Infinity Map Drop |
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T-Doll Stats
This T-Doll is available in EN. Its rankings are based only on EN T-Dolls.
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| Ration |
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| Move Speed |
7
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| Crit. Rate |
40%
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| Crit. Damage |
50%
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| Armor Pen. |
15
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Tileset
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| Damage | 18% |
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Skill
| Faith in Certain Victory
Initial CD (5s)
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Level 10 Effect
Passive: If in the team leader position, permanently reduce self rate of fire by 35% and increase all other RF Dolls' crit Active: Increase the firepower and rate of fire of all Dolls on buff tiles by 15% and 12% respectively for 5 seconds. |
Level 10 Cooldown
16 Seconds
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| Lvl | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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| CD | 20 | 19.6 | 19.2 | 18.8 | 18.4 | 18 | 17.6 | 17.2 | 16.8 | 16 |
Equipment
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Old Camouflage Uniform |
Overview
One look at M1908 Mondragon, and a Commander may think there is no better Support RF possible: she looks cool, she buffs RFs with Damage on her tiles, and buffs Crit Damage, Crit Rate, RoF and Damage with her Skill. When looking at her kit alone, Mondragon looks like the perfect RF for a 3 RF team.
Unfortunately, Dolls don’t exist in a vaccum, which means her performance isn’t measured by her numbers alone. When compared to great HGs like Stechkin Mod, Five-Seven and even SAA Mod, Mondragon has a hard time justifying losing kiting ability (due to both losing a third HG that can be used on kiting, and a HG on Position 4 that can be kited) to have a third RF. Moreover, even if she provides decent support, 3 RF teams are still somewhat faced with the issue of Corpse-whipping, even if newer content bringing enemies with larger HP pools reduced the effect of this. In the end, seasoned Commanders may find some use for Mondragon in battles that won’t require extensive kiting, while new Commanders can benefit from using Mondragon if they lack good support HGs, as early to mid game content doesn’t require extensive kiting.
Equipment
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Old Camouflage Uniform |
Overview
One look at M1908 Mondragon, and a Commander may think there is no better Support RF possible: she looks cool, she buffs RFs with Damage on her tiles, and buffs Crit Damage, Crit Rate, RoF and Damage with her Skill. When looking at her kit alone, Mondragon looks like the perfect RF for a 3 RF team.
Unfortunately, Dolls don’t exist in a vaccum, which means her performance isn’t measured by her numbers alone. When compared to great HGs like Stechkin Mod, Five-Seven and even SAA Mod, Mondragon has a hard time justifying losing kiting ability (due to both losing a third HG that can be used on kiting, and a HG on Position 4 that can be kited) to have a third RF. Moreover, even if she provides decent support, 3 RF teams are still somewhat faced with the issue of Corpse-whipping, even if newer content bringing enemies with larger HP pools reduced the effect of this. In the end, seasoned Commanders may find some use for Mondragon in battles that won’t require extensive kiting, while new Commanders can benefit from using Mondragon if they lack good support HGs, as early to mid game content doesn’t require extensive kiting.
Normal
Damaged
Strengths
SPEQ negates demerit
Her login SPEQ, Old Camouflage Uniform, negates her RoF penalty when Mondragon is an Echelon’s leader. Tha means Mondragon retains her high RoF stat while also dishing out buffs to her RF allies.
Strong RF support
An RF support is a rare thing, with the most notable mentions being De Lisle (which will see more use post Dual Randomness) and Carcano M1891 “Pink”, commonly known as Python’s SPEQ due to their synergy. Mondragon adds a breath of fresh air to this category by providing a simple to use yet effective kit.
High RoF
At 41 base RoF, Mondragon sits close to M14, who has 43 RoF and is known for her very high RoF base. That means Mondragon more or less compensate her low Damage stat with a high RoF stat. Her SPEQ also ensures she doesn’t lose that balance when she is fielded as a leader in an Echelon.
Looks cool
Mondragon looks cool, even more in her Detective Skin, and fortunately has the kit to backup her cool-ness.
Weaknesses
Pitiful Damage stat
At 112, Mondragon borderlines being a laughing stock in the Damage department. 2 star RFs like FN49, G43 and SVT-38 all have similar Damage stats, while Mondragon herself lags behind several of her 4 star counterparts, and 5 star counterparts too.
Somewhat rigid team
3 RF teams are, by nature, way more rigid than most 2 RF teams, due to the lack of a third HG to kite/retreat kite, and a HG on Position 4. This means that using Mondragons in battles that requires extensive kiting so the team avoids being heavily damaged, like most fights against armored KCCO enemies, is less than ideal.
Bad performance without her SPEQ
As her SPEQ is a login SPEQ from Dual Randomness Login Event, and, as of her release, it’s not known if they’ll be rerun in a Login event or sold at the Black Market, Commanders who missed her SPEQ will see a subpar performance compared to almost all of her peers, which makes even more likely for her to be set aside by an HG. And, speaking of which…
Fierce competition from the HG class
While having an easy to understand kit makes using her easy, it also makes it easy to compare her to traditional support HGs like Stechkin Mod, Five-Seven, Saa Mod. Depending on the support HG, Mondragon is actually outclassed in terms of the support she offers, making her team actually lag behind teams that use the aforementioned HGs.
Bad skill uptime
Half of her support kit comes from her active Skill, which buffs 15% damage and 12% RoF for allies on her tiles (which means she will almost always buff the other two RFs). However, her Skill has a meagre uptime of 5/16, which means that the RFs will spend most of the battle without her buffs.
Strengths
SPEQ negates demerit
Her login SPEQ, Old Camouflage Uniform, negates her RoF penalty when Mondragon is an Echelon’s leader. Tha means Mondragon retains her high RoF stat while also dishing out buffs to her RF allies.
Strong RF support
An RF support is a rare thing, with the most notable mentions being De Lisle (which will see more use post Dual Randomness) and Carcano M1891 “Pink”, commonly known as Python’s SPEQ due to their synergy. Mondragon adds a breath of fresh air to this category by providing a simple to use yet effective kit.
High RoF
At 41 base RoF, Mondragon sits close to M14, who has 43 RoF and is known for her very high RoF base. That means Mondragon more or less compensate her low Damage stat with a high RoF stat. Her SPEQ also ensures she doesn’t lose that balance when she is fielded as a leader in an Echelon.
Looks cool
Mondragon looks cool, even more in her Detective Skin, and fortunately has the kit to backup her cool-ness.
Weaknesses
Pitiful Damage stat
At 112, Mondragon borderlines being a laughing stock in the Damage department. 2 star RFs like FN49, G43 and SVT-38 all have similar Damage stats, while Mondragon herself lags behind several of her 4 star counterparts, and 5 star counterparts too.
Somewhat rigid team
3 RF teams are, by nature, way more rigid than most 2 RF teams, due to the lack of a third HG to kite/retreat kite, and a HG on Position 4. This means that using Mondragons in battles that requires extensive kiting so the team avoids being heavily damaged, like most fights against armored KCCO enemies, is less than ideal.
Bad performance without her SPEQ
As her SPEQ is a login SPEQ from Dual Randomness Login Event, and, as of her release, it’s not known if they’ll be rerun in a Login event or sold at the Black Market, Commanders who missed her SPEQ will see a subpar performance compared to almost all of her peers, which makes even more likely for her to be set aside by an HG. And, speaking of which…
Fierce competition from the HG class
While having an easy to understand kit makes using her easy, it also makes it easy to compare her to traditional support HGs like Stechkin Mod, Five-Seven, Saa Mod. Depending on the support HG, Mondragon is actually outclassed in terms of the support she offers, making her team actually lag behind teams that use the aforementioned HGs.
Bad skill uptime
Half of her support kit comes from her active Skill, which buffs 15% damage and 12% RoF for allies on her tiles (which means she will almost always buff the other two RFs). However, her Skill has a meagre uptime of 5/16, which means that the RFs will spend most of the battle without her buffs.
Team Options
Due to her low Damage stat, Mondragon actually wants FP HGs as partners. However, she can also be paired with RoF HGs like Calico as her kit is more oriented toward buffing her partner RFs’ damage. This also means that RoF RFs, like WA2000, benefit more from her kit than pure FP RFs like Lee.
Recommended Formations
| RF | HG/None | |
| Mondragon | HG | |
| RF | HG/None |
Team Options
Due to her low Damage stat, Mondragon actually wants FP HGs as partners. However, she can also be paired with RoF HGs like Calico as her kit is more oriented toward buffing her partner RFs’ damage. This also means that RoF RFs, like WA2000, benefit more from her kit than pure FP RFs like Lee.
Recommended Formations
| RF | HG/None | |
| Mondragon | HG | |
| RF | HG/None |
History/Trivia
The Fusil Porfirio Díaz Sistema Mondragón Modelo 1908, referred to simply as the Mondragón M1908, is a Mexican gas-operated self-loading rifle named after her main desginer, Mexican Army General Manuel Mondragón. She was one of the first semi-automatic rifles to be formally adopted by a national military.
His works on the Mondragon rifle can be dated back to 1891, with a first request for patenting only emerging in 1904. Mondragón's patent application for his self-loading rifle was granted in May of 1907, and a year later in 1908 the rifle was formally adopted by the Mexican army, hence her name M1908. However, as Mexico lacked back then the capacity to mass produce this rifle, Mondragon’s patent was rapidly sold to Swiss arms manufacturer Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft, commonly known as SIG.
Once production started, Mexico ordered 4000 rifles, of which only roughly 1000 were delivered due to the Mexican Revolution. This left SIG with a surplus to sell, which they had a hard time doing so until they managed to sell it to Germany in 1915 to be fitted with aerial troops. The German Mondragon was fitted with drum magazines meant to be used against enemy planes. However, as in the mid of WW1 planes started being fitted with machine guns, the idea quickly fell apart, and the rifle was taken out of service in 1917.
| Acquisition |
Dual Ranmdoness E2-1 Pollinosis Infinity Map Drop
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| Manufacturer |
Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft
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| Country of Origin |
Mexico
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