Wuthering Waves Echo tier list

Wuthering Waves Echo tier list
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Our Wuthering Waves Echo tier list will help you get the best Echoes, including Lampylumen Myriad which is one of the best. Echoes can be obtained by defeating enemies on Solaris-3 and at the moment, Wuthering Waves has 52 Echo types, each related to a different enemy species, ranking from rarity 2 to rarity 5. That means there are a total of 208 Echoes in Wuthering Waves. Obviou🦋sly that's a lot so let me save you some time and guide to the best options.

Five-star Echoes are obviously the strongest, but even then it&r🥀squo;s hard to figure out which are the best. Especially when the options are divided by Sonata type - Freezing Frost, Molten Rift, etc. To cut through that my Wuthering Waves Echo tier lists reveal the best Echoes, of each type, in the game.

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Wuthering Waves Freezing Frost Echoes

Wuthering Waves Lampylumen Myriad

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  • S+ tier: Lampylumen Myriad
  • A tier: Roseshroom, Autopuppet Scout
  • B tier: Excarat, Glacio Predator, Tambourinist
  • C tier: Sabyr Boar, Fusion Prism, Glacio Prism, Gulpuff
  • D tier: Hoartoise

Freezing Frost Echos improves Glacio damage, especially after using a Basic Attack or Heavy Attack. Besides dealing impressive Glacio damage of its own, the Lampylumen Myriad perfectly fits the Freezing Frost Sonata by offering a Glacio and Resonance Skill damage boost. As if that’s not enough, the Lampylumen Myriad can freeze your op🥃ponents, which𒊎 makes it the best Echo on this tier list.

The Roseshroom and Autopuppet Scout deal pretty good Havoc and Glacio damage respect🌠ively, but they don’t offer much in the way of utility value or buffs, which places them in A tier rather than S. The Glacio walls summoned by the Autopuppet Scout are also actively more annoying than useful.

Although you’ll find one-cost Echoes at the lower end of this Wuthering Waves Echo tier list, the Excarat stands out for its handy evasion ability that lets you to move underground - with a two second cooldown it’s perfect for a fast DPS character. The Glacio Predator deals better damage than the other one-costs, and the Tambourinist has an excellent Havoc Damage bonus which would’ve made A tier if this wasn’t the ‘Freezing Fro♒st’ Echo set. Finally don’t bother with the Hoartoise as it only restores a bit of HP for its wearer; a healer can do the same, and better.

Wuthering Waves Molten Rift Echoes

Wuthering Waves Molten Rift Echoes

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  • S+ tier: Inferno Rider
  • A tier: Violet-Feathered Heron
  • B tier: Geohide Saurian, Havoc Dreadmane, Traffic Illuminator, Fusion Warrior
  • C tier: Fusion Prism, Spectro Prism, Snip Snap, Electro Predator, Fusion Dreadmane
  • D tier: Young Geohide Saurian

Molten Rift Echo sets improve Fusion damage, with an inꦡcreased bonus after triggering a Resonance Skill. The Inferno Rider is by far the best Molten Rift Echo thanks to its Basic Attack and Fusion Damage boost - just beware that its long-press ability turning you into a fiery biker is difficult to manoeuvre in battle. That said, the impressive damage output of the single-press attacks is enough to put this Echo in S+ tier.&nbs♕p;

The𓄧 Violet-Feathered Heron deserves special recognition for its parry stance ability; by performing a counte𒆙rattack during this stance, the Violet-Feathered Heron deals amazing Electro damage and recovers some Concerto Energy. The only downside is it's tricky timing.

Geohide Saurian and Havoc Dreadmane deal the best damage among the lower-tier Molten Rift Echoes, and the Traffic Illuminator has an immobilization availability that may be used to interrupt attacks. Fusion Warrior has amazing damage potential too, but only if you tജrigger a successful counterattack. Stay away from the Young Geohide Saurian’s mediocre HP resto🤡ration. 

Wuthering Waves Void Thunder Echoes

Wuthering Waves Void Thunder Echoes

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  • S tier: Thundering Mephis, Tempest Mephis, Fission Junrock
  • A tier: Violet-Feathered Heron, Flautist
  • B tier: Traffic Illuminator, Fusion Warrior
  • C tier: Spectro Prism, Havoc Prism, Vanguard Junrock, Electro Predator, Aero Predator
  • D tier: Young Geohide Saurian

Void Thunder Echoes enha🃏nce Electro Damage, with a second boost offered after Heavy Attacks and Resonance Skills. The Thundering Mephis and Tempest Mephis Echoes offer the same Electro damage bonus, but the first adds a Resonance Liberation boost while the second grants better Heavy Attack damage. They both deal a ton of Electro damage, but it’s not quite enough to put them in S+ tier.

In case you'♉re wondering what a one-cost Echo is doing in S tier; the Fission Junrock isn’t suitable for battle, but can loot nearby materials for you and save you a ton of time while exploring the world!

Like the Violet-Feathered Heron, the Flautist can restore Concerto Energy, which i꧂s a huge help if you need to rely on your team’s Intro and Outro Skills. While the Flautist deals better damage and recovers more Energy, the Violet-Feathered Heron can parry an incoming attack. The Traffic Illuminator and Fusion Warrior may be used for their immobilization ability and impressive counterattack damage respectively. 

Wuthering Waves Sierra Gale Echoes

Wuthering Waves Sierra Gale Echoes

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  • S tier: Feilian Beringal
  • A tier: Cyan-Feathered Heron, Whiff Whaff
  • B tier: Hoochief, Chaserazor, Fusion Warrior, Traffic Illuminator
  • C tier: Sabyr Boar, Hooscamp, Aero Predator
  • D tier: Young Roseshroom, Chirpuff

The Sierra Gale Echo set improves Aero damage, especially after using a successful Intro Skill. Boosting Aer𒈔o Damage and Heavy Attack Damage for the wearer, Feilian Beཧringal is the best Sierra Gale Echo. 

The three-cost Cyan-Feather Heron is the second-best Echo here as it can interrupt special attacks, which is extremely useful during boss fights. You must recognize an incoming special attack however to use this efficiently. The other tﷺhree-cost Echoes on this tier list, Chaserazor and Hoochief, only deal Aero Damage, which is nice to have, bܫut nothing special. 

While the Fusion Warrior stands out for its damage potential and Traffic Illuminator for its immobilization ability☂, the one-cost Whiff Whaff surpasses them both; summoning a low-pressure zone, it pulls opponents together, which is an amazing tool to hit as many as possible when casting your best attacks. 

Wuthering Waves Celestial Light Echoes

Wuthering Waves Celestial Light Echoes

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  • S tier: Mourning Aix
  • A tier: Cyan-Feathered Heron, Rocksteady Guardian
  • B tier: Autopuppet Scout, Glacio Predator, Zig Zag
  • C tier: Gulpuff, Spectro Prism, Havoc Prism, Havoc Warrior
  • D tier: Cruisewing, Hoartoise

The💟 Celest🍌ial Light Echo set improves Spectro Damage, especially after triggering an Intro Skill. While the Mourning Aix doesn’t deal much damage compared to the other four-cost Echoes here, the Spectro and Resonance Liberation damage bonuses make it the best Celestial Light Echo. 

The Cyan-Feathered Heron’s ability to interrupt spe💦cial attacks can be a true lifesaver, but the Rocksteady Guardian is equally impressive when equipped on an HP-based character. Entering the parry state, the Rocksteady Guardian deals follow-up attacks that scale with the wearer’s HP, and can even block special attacks.

The Glacio Predator and Autopuppet Scout deal better 🔯damage than the Echoes in the lower tiers, but the Zig Zag finds itself in B tier for its stagnation ability. Although it only lasts for 1.8 seconds, stopping enemies in their tracks grants quite an advantage. The Cruisewing and Hoart🌼oise restore far too little HP to make their abilities worthwhile. 

Wuthering Waves Sun-sinking Eclipse Echoes

Wuthering Waves Sun-sinking Eclipse Echoes

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  • S+ tier: Dreamless
  • S tier: Crownless, Tambourinist
  • A tier: Havoc Dreadmane, Havoc Warrior
  • B tier: Roseshroom, Excarat, Tick Tack
  • C tier: Glacio Prism, Havoc Prism
  • D tier: Chirpuff, Young Roseshroom

The Sun-Sinking Eclipse Echo set boosts Havoc damage, with extr༒a damage building up after Basic- and Heavy Attacks. Although the Crownless with its Havoc-boosting buffs seems like the best Sun-sinking Eclipse Echo at first glance, Dreamless has far better damage potential. Dreamless deals 50% more damage if it's used after Havoc Rover’s Resonance Liberation, and on top of that, you may cancel its animations. You can’t do that with Crownless unless you’re willing to lose the Havoc buff.

If the Crownless’s animations last too long for your taste, the Tambourinist forms a great alternative. The Havoc damage boost is weaker, but you don’t have to do anything other than cast the Echo Skill. As for the other three-cost options on this tier list, Havoc Dreadmane deals very good ℱdamage but the Roseshroom is quite underwhelming. It doesn’t help that this laser-flower remains stationary. Havoc Warrior costs less and performs bet🔴ter.

Excarat and Tick Tack stand out for their utility; the first makes it easy to evade attacks (two-sec✃ond immunity), while the second reduces enemy Vibration Strength. Beware that it’s oꦜnly 5%, but it can make a difference in early-game boss fights. 

Wuthering Waves Rejuvenating Glow Echoes

Wuthering Waves Rejuvenating Glow Echoes

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  • S+ tier: Bell-Borne Geochelone
  • S tier: Rocksteady Guardian, Fission Junrock
  • A tier: Stonewall Bracer, Chasm Guardian, Hoochief, Whiff Whaff
  • B tier: Tick Tack
  • C tier: Snip Snap, Fusion Dreadmane, Vanguard Junrock
  • D tier: Cruisewing

Rejuvenating Glow is a support Echo set which improves the wearer’s healing and grants a teamwide attack bonus. The Bell-Borne Geochelone is the perfect Echo to go with this set, offering a damage reduction and damage boost for the entire team. It also deals Glacio damage s𝔍caling with the wearer’s Defense so find the right teammate to wear it an🌱d it’s absolutely worthy of a S+ tier. 

Although the Spectro Rocksteady Guardian was put in A tier, the Re🔯juvenati𝔉ng Glow version of this Echo is far more likely to become part of a full Echo set that suits its wearer (as healing characters often scale with HP). The other three-cost Echoes, Stonewall Bracer, Chasm Guardian, and Hoochief, deal decent damage but don’t offer any utility except Stonewall Bracer, who creates a small shield for its wearer. 

Rejuvenating Glow contains far more support Echoes than any other set. The Fission Junrock is useless inღ combat but gathers nearby materials while exploring, the Whiff Whaff has a crowd control ability that grou𝓀ps enemies, and the Tick Tack depletes some Vibration Strength, all of which are useful in early game.

Wuthering Waves Moonlit Clouds Echoes

Wuthering Waves Moonlit Clouds Echoes

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  • S+ tier: Bell-Borne Geochelone
  • S tier: Impermanence Heron, Fission Junrock
  • A tier: Stonewall Bracer, Diamondclaw, Zig Zag, Whiff Whaff
  • B tier: Chaserazor, Spearback, Geohide Saurian
  • C tier: Sabyr Boar, Glacio Prism
  • D tier: Cruisewing

The Moonlit Clouds Echo set improves Energy Regeneration and the Attack of the next Resonator after using an Outro Skill. Like the Rejuvenating Glow set, the Bell-Borne Geochelone is the perfect Echo to complement support effects, es🍸pecially if you find a Defense-scaling character to wear it. The Impermanence Heron is a close second though, as this Echo regains Resonance Energy with its initial attack. Impermanence Heron also offers a damage bonus to the next character who takes the field, but beware that this only works if the wearer uses an Outro Skill within 15 seconds, so it’s a bit hard to time correctly.

Fission Junrock receives a high placement on this Wuthering Waves Echo tier list for its material collection ability. Zig Zag and Whiff Whaff deserve credit for the🅰ir crowd-control abilities (stagnation and grouping) while Diamond♉claw can parry and counterattack. The Stonewall Bracer deals good damage and comes with a shield ability. 

As for the remaining Echoes on this Wuthering Waves Ec🥀ho tier list, those in B tier are quite strong - although they don’t of🌠fer any support skills. 

Wuthering Waves Lingering Tunes Echoes

Wuthering Waves Lingering Tunes Echoes

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  • S+ tier: Mech Abomination
  • S tier: Flautist
  • A tier: Chasm Guardian, Spearback, Zig Zag
  • B tier: Hooscamp, Tick Tack
  • C tier: Vanguard Junrock, Snip Snap, Diamondclaw, Fusion Prism
  • D tier: Young Geohide Saurian

The Lingering Tunes E🔯cho set improves Attack and Outro Skill damage. Attack is further boosted if the wearer stays on the field for a while. The Mech Abomination is the best Echo to go with this set, as it deals massive Electro damage and offer🐲s an Attack boost for its wearer. The Flautist is a great second option though, dealing amazing damage and regenerating Concerto Energy as a bonus.

ꩲChasm Guardian and Spearback are the best damage-dealing options on this Wuthering Waves Echo tier list, but they don’t offer support. Zig Zag can briefly stagnate enemies, which is useful to most DPS characters, and Hooscamp is another damage option while Tick Tack can help you deplete Vibration Strength.

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