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Here is a guide on how you can play Narukami in Mecha Break and assassinate your enemies from a distance with deadly precision.
Narukami is a Striker in Mecha Break that thrives in the shadows as a sniper. This unit works best in the back lines, where it has enough room to move around and shoot enemies in Sniper Mode. It can even turn invisible and confuse the enemy’s lock-on mechanism.
That said, this mech is a glass cannon. If you get too reckless, enemies can easily take you down, as it has little to no defensive capabilities. This is why proper positioning and team coordination are essential if you want to use this Striker effectively on the battlefield.
With that in mind, here is a guide on how to play Narukami in Mecha Break, including a breakdown of its abilities, tips you should know, and counters.
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All Narukami Abilities in Mecha Break
| Ability | Weapon Type | Description |
| Charged Beam Cannon (Sniper Mode) | Main Weapon | Fires high-damage plasma beams at long range with a zoomed-in scope and extended lock-on range. Narukami becomes stationary while charging. |
| Charged Beam Cannon (Close-Ranged Mode) | – | Switches to direct firing without a scope, firing energy plasma beams. |
| Decoy Drone | Aux 1 | Deploys up to two stationary decoy drones that allow Narukami to enter stealth mode. Enemies will be forced to lock in decoys when aiming near the drones. Stealth ends when Narukami attacks, moves far away from the drones, or the drone is destroyed. |
| Traction Grappler | Aux 2 | Shoots a grappling hook to a surface or enemy, then Narukami pulls itself to the target and activates stealth. Can stagger enemies hit by the hook. |
| Optical Camo Drone | Aux 3 | Deploys a drone that grants stealth to allies in range and blocks enemy lock-ons. Stealth ends when affected allies attack. |
How To Play Narukami in Mecha Break
Narukami is a sniper unit, so you need to keep your distance at all times. Fortunately, Sniper Mode still has a lock-on feature, so you won’t have to worry too much about long-range aiming. However, if you are up against skilled enemies, they will know to focus their firepower on you.
In that scenario, don’t forget to use your Decoy Drones to stealth your way out of sticky situations and reposition. Alternatively, you can use the drones to buy enough time to take down enemies, as they are forced to lock onto the decoys.
If all else fails, you can always use your Traction Grappler to make an escape, close the gap, or stagger your targets.
Narukami Counters in Mecha Break
Dealing with Narukami can be tricky. You first have to force it to reveal itself by taking down the decoy drones and getting close as quickly as possible. Strikers like Skyrider can easily close the gap with airplane mode. Once you’re up close, Narukami will have little to no way of countering your attacks—unless it still has decoy drones available.
Tips and Tricks To Play Narukami in Mecha Break
- Use your Decoy Drones wisely. You can only deploy two, so make them count.
- Enemies can’t lock onto you while you are near your drones. Don’t be afraid to fight back if possible.
- Always stick with your allies, especially those who can protect you while in Sniper Mode.
- If you no longer need the Optical Camo Drone, deactivate it early to reduce the cooldown.
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