Should You Pull Rosemary in Mecharashi?

Pull for Rosemary in Mecharashi if your squad lacks an agile melee striker who can bypass heavy frontline units to eliminate enemy supports, healers, and snipers. She excels at flanking isolated targets, but her high-risk playstyle requires precise positioning and squad support to keep her from being focused down.

When to Pull Rosemary

Rosemary fills a specific tactical niche: high-mobility backline elimination. Consider pulling her under these conditions:

You need a dedicated flanker: Your current roster struggles to clear enemy healers and ranged damage dealers that stall late-game stages.
You run mobile, offensive squads: Your existing units can pressure the enemy from multiple angles or apply movement slows and debuffs to clear her path.

Pass on Rosemary if your strategy relies on turtling behind heavy tanks, or if you need a durable brawler for narrow choke points. She lacks heavy armor and armor-shredding tools, meaning she depends on rapid picks and clean retreat angles rather than trading blows.

Gear and Stat Priorities

Rosemary requires offensive stats that guarantee single-turn eliminations on isolated targets. If she fails to finish off a target quickly, her low durability makes her vulnerable to counterattacks.

Stat Focus	Priority	Strategic Function
Crit Damage	Primary	Maximizes burst damage for single-turn eliminations.
Movement Speed	Secondary	Extends her turn reach to engage enemy backlines faster.
Attack Power	Tertiary	Establishes a reliable baseline for her overall skill scaling.

If deep flanks put her at risk, equip gear that generates a defensive shield after securing an elimination. Avoid investing in passive health regeneration or standard defensive stats, as her survivability relies on smart positioning and tactical resets rather than tanking hits.

Team Synergies and Execution

Rosemary performs best when deployed alongside units that disrupt the enemy formation or draw attention away from flanking routes:

Apply Crowd Control or Debuffs: Use long-range units to slow enemy movement or lower defenses, creating open paths for Rosemary to move in.
Soften Backline Targets: Have ranged attackers chip away at high-value targets so Rosemary can secure clean, single-turn kills.
Maintain Multi-Directional Pressure: Avoid static defense setups. Forcing enemies to turn away from Rosemary gives her the freedom to maneuver behind their front line.

Always review the enemy threat ranges and turn order before taking an action to ensure Rosemary ends her turn behind cover or outside direct lines of fire.