Lingya

Damage

Element

lightning

Rank

A-Rank

ATK

997

Active skill

Precise Volt Charge: Lightning

Wild Volt Charge: Lightning

Element

Precise Volt Charge: Lightning

Level5/ 5

After pinging a total of 6 basic Signal Orbs, the CUB button will become available. After casting, Lingya will shoot an electric ball that flies in a straight line at medium speed, dealing 800% Lightning DMG to hit enemies and applying Charge to them. Lingya will accumulate 10% of the Lightning DMG its carrier has dealt to them. Once the accumulated DMG reaches 12000 or has lasted 5s, Lingya inflicts the accumulated DMG on the enemy.

Passive skills

Generator Retrofit

Level5/ 5

Lingya's Active Skills deal 60% more damage.

Magnet Impulse

Level5/ 5

Increases the carrier's ATK by 60.

High-voltage Relay

Level5/ 5

After performing Lingya's Active Skills, the next switched-in member's Extra DMG Bonus will increase by 8% for 8s.

Voltage Transformer

Level5/ 5

The carrier's ATK increases by 30 for 5s after pinging basic Signal Orbs 3 times. It can be stacked up to 2 times. After it reaches max stacks, the duration will refresh whenever it is triggered. The next switched-in member will gain an extra Blue Orb.

Magnetic Sensor

Level5/ 5

Increases the carrier's Lightning DMG by 10%.

Files

No.001

Lingya was originally a common geological exploration robot in Babylonia with Frame ID A-19. It was later modified by the Engineering Force and put into use on the battlefield. It features an in-built generator that can affect the surrounding electromagnetic field while providing support in battle. It can also be used in geological explorations.
Don't be surprised if Lingya remains on the battlefield after the battle. It is working on another task.

No.002

It has always been an important subject of study for the Engineering Force to have a grasp of the lodes and geological changes on Earth. Some areas have a special magnetic field where it is hard for Levi-Detectors to work. To explore these areas, the Engineering Force opted to use a design with an in-built generator to eliminate the negative effects of magnetic field.
To solve the movement and energy consumption issues of the generator, the Engineering Force added other designs to it. A few iterations later, the frame looks more and more like an animal from the antelope subfamily.

No.003

Maybe it was because of Lingya's magnetic field interference feature, it seemed to show an attachment to the magnetic field on Earth during geological explorations.
Just like the original geological exploration robot, Lingya was usually sent to carry out geological exploration tasks in mountains that were hard for humans and other robots to reach.
When Lingya stands alone on the top of a mountain and feels pulled by the magnetic field, is it also using its wired central unit to analyze the entire look of this planet?