The clearest combination in the reviewed material is orange's magnetic companion followed by its area attacks. Gather multiple enemies, then make the explosion cover that group. If you're throwing explosives at widely separated targets, you're getting less value out of the attack's shape.
Yestermade's review also gives a second use for the gathering ability: switch to green when concentrating on one enemy, or use the tracking shots while withdrawing. That's a concrete reason to learn the switch instead of staying in one form for the whole run.
From those mechanics, here's a practical way to practice. Start with a small pack where you can see the approach clearly. Place the gathering effect where you want the fight to happen, rather than backing into a corner and trying to fix everything afterward. Attack the cluster, then move before enemies outside that cluster reach you. This positioning advice is a tactical inference, not a hidden damage bonus.
Don't assume the pull will stop every boss or erase every dangerous attack. The material I checked does not establish universal boss susceptibility. Against anything that resists the effect, stop repeating the same setup and use the attacks you can land safely.
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The clearest combination in the reviewed material is orange's magnetic companion followed by its area attacks. Gather multiple enemies, then make the explosion cover that group.…
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