
Arcanist
Flutterpage
★★★★★★
/Star/Support Extra Action DPS Channel Eureka
Introduction
Flutterpage is a 6-star Star character in Reverse: 1999. Flutterpage's role is Support Extra Action DPS Channel Eureka. Damage type: Reality.
On the combined Reverse: 1999 tier list Flutterpage is S tier, 1st of the 129 characters ranked, from where 4 community tier lists put Flutterpage.
Other Star characters in Reverse: 1999: 37, aliEn T, APPLe, Baby Blue, Barcarola, Blonney and 19 more.
What Flutterpage does
Builds Gust off every action any ally takes, and at the start of each round turns those stacks into a Force Field that gets stronger at 5, 15 and 25 stacks. Her Ultimate refills Eureka and converts all her incantations into Regards from the Sky, casting them all if she can.
Profile
A Mixed's work. Exhibited in the 1930s for 11 years. Completed in summer, on July 14. Exhibited in Greater London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Dimensions: 59 1/16 x 55 1/8 x 23 5/8 in.
Medium: Old Paper Scraps
Fragrance Note: Wood Notes, Sandalwood, Aromatic Wood, Eucalyptus Leaves, Pine Needles
Afflatus: Starry Night Breeze [Star] Wind Rider
Flutterpage's birthday is July 14.
Stories
12Simple Handmade Hair Clip
The interviewee sifted through the scraps of fabric and selected several pieces that she liked best before turning them into hair ornaments.
Sewing was a skill most children learned in her time, though the interviewee's proficiency in it was decidedly below average.
Spring Swallow
A paper swallow cradled by the spring breeze bears a primrose that flutters in the wind, much like the interviewee herself.
During the interview, subtle movements beneath her cloak may reveal the truth of how such delicate paper creations fly.
"Invitation from the Sky"
A flight device commonly seen on small drones, a masterpiece of aerodynamics. Be careful to avoid birds during use.
Its engine power has been noticeably reduced for safety, but the interviewee seems too excited to care after receiving flight clearance.
Knocker-Up Stick
The interviewee's trusty Y-shaped metal rod. It serves an array of functions, depending on the user's creativity.
According to the interviewee, she has been banned from using it indoors and in tight spaces, due to past incidents.
Bounty-Filled Rattan Basket
A rattan basket stuffed with letters sits beneath a small metal plane that powers it, keeping it aloft throughout our interview. We detect traces of arcane power from the plane, mirroring the traces found on the special Foundation badge she wears.
"It's meant to keep us from losing our way," she explains confidently, "I've never needed it, though—and even if I did, I have other means."
Chirper-based Communicator
A set of communication devices centered on a Chirper, capable of recording, communicating, and telling the time. With an internal clock as accurate as an atomic clock, the devices require frequent maintenance.
The interviewee says she provides customized wake-up call services: you can choose to be woken by twitters, meows, barks, or even your mum's voice—gentle or fully mad! "This will do ya proud!"
"The Best Boots Ever"
The interviewee's best and only pair of boots, which her sister handed down to her after her sister received new shoes for her birthday.
The interviewee enjoys the loose fit and sense of freedom these oversized boots offer, and plans to wear them for a while longer until they eventually fit snugly.
Vine-Covered Postgirl's Bag
A postman's bag brimming with springtime, curling vines as lively and resilient as the interviewee herself.
She cheerfully opens the bag, revealing an assortment of objects that reflect local customs: strange frogs, a white rooster's feather, her sister's sign-in card, and more. With equal warmth, she offers the writer a piece of candy.
New Definition of Craftsman Spirit
Electroplated headwear with a touch of handmade craftsmanship. At least that's what it seems from the rough outline; however, it has been replicated for mass production.
Even so, the craftsmanship it carries is genuine—it's not easy to replicate the appearance of handiwork using an assembly line.
Children and Young Persons
In a family of limited means, it makes perfect sense for children to assist with housework and lightening the load for the busy adults. When the household income falls short of supporting the entire family, children were often encouraged to do other work to supplement their parents' earnings.
However, after the Industrial Revolution took the children out of their homes and into the factories, problems began to surface.
This problem plagued Britain from the late 18th century and well into the 20th, only to be definitively resolved by the Children and Young Persons Act of 1933.
Yet, for some families, this resolution came at a price, how was the Grove family supposed to make ends meet when children were no longer allowed to work in factories?
"How about being a knocker-upper? You'll at least earn your lunch money that way."
"It's not a bad little job, runnin' around the city, meeting all kinds of people, and knockin' on their windows. It's better than polishin' shoes, anyway."
The Ultimate Answer
"You know what? You've actually got a very important job. Without you, how can people 'spect to get to work on time?"
She's at it again, same old nagging. Better get comfy.
"Sleeping in on workdays is bleedin' awful. You get the whip and a pay cut and all. No wages, no bread, and if you've got no bread, you'll starve, then you'll have to eat bugs and the like."
What's she even on about? She's doing my poor head in ...
"I know, love, you're all over the place with questions right now—why this, why that, why get up so early? Can't we have a cheeky lie-in? When all you get for your day's work is a measly loaf, you can't help but wonder why in God's name the bakery charges so much for it."
I get it now. She's the one who's confused.
"Sorry, can't say I know either. But I reckon there's an answer somewhere, right? If not, why do the grown-ups never ask?"
Sorry, little one. I see you're in a muddle, but there's not much I can do about that.
"So, you'll wake me up tomorrow too, right?"
The day's done, little one. Time to close your eyes.
"Night-night, Ollie. See ya tomorrow."
"Cluck, cluck."
The Secret of Flight
Pandora Wilson: Considering your age and your era, it's no small miracle that you've managed to retain such an unspoiled and innocent outlook on life.
Flutterpage: Mum and Dad keep bangin' on about it, tellin' me to grow up quicker, but I ain't quite figured that out yet—feels like I'm still just doing it one year at a time.
Pandora Wilson: I assume they're talking about growing up mentally, not physically.
Flutterpage: I reckon someone oughta put the secret to growin' up in the papers for the whole world to know.
Pandora Wilson: That's quite an interesting concept, and one I'd certainly never considered before. Perhaps we can start a column on it—"The Secret of Growing Up."
Flutterpage: Well, how about I go first and let you in on me own little secret, too.
Pandora Wilson: I have no doubt it's something brimming with creativity.
Flutterpage: How's about I share the secret of flying with you! It's well easy, honest!
Pandora Wilson: For the safety of our more impressionable younger readers, we may have to keep this next part between you and me.
Stats
- HP105th of 1325,543
- ATK47th of 1321,120
- Reality DEF77th of 132492
- Mental DEF71st of 132492
- Technique10th of 132571
- Crit Rate10th of 13219%
- Crit DMG10th of 132158.6%
At Insight III level 60, before Psychube, Resonance and Euphoria. Each bar is measured against the highest value in the Reverse: 1999 roster, and the place is out of every character with that stat.
At each Insight's level cap
- Insight 0, level 30HP: 1,885ATK: 381Reality DEF: 168Mental DEF: 168Technique: 409Crit Rate: 13.6%Crit DMG: 150.4%
- Insight I, level 40HP: 3,160ATK: 639Reality DEF: 281Mental DEF: 281Technique: 463Crit Rate: 15.4%Crit DMG: 153.1%
- Insight II, level 50HP: 4,712ATK: 952Reality DEF: 419Mental DEF: 419Technique: 517Crit Rate: 17.2%Crit DMG: 155.9%
- Insight III, level 60HP: 5,543ATK: 1,120Reality DEF: 492Mental DEF: 492Technique: 571Crit Rate: 19%Crit DMG: 158.6%
Base values before Psychube, Resonance and Euphoria. Each Insight also adds a share of the level 1 stats, which is counted here.
Recommended by the game
Teams
Psychubes
The game's goals for Flutterpage: Insight I level 40, then Insight II level 50, then Insight III level 60, then Resonance 5, 10, 13 and 15.
Skills
3
Knock, Knock
Incantation 1Mass attack. Deals 375% Reality DMG to 2 enemies; grants 2 stacks of [Gust] to self for 3 rounds.
Your messenger at the window, greeting you in the morning breeze. Wake up, or you'll be late!
Stars
Cotton Kite
Incantation 21-target attack. Deals 250% Reality DMG and gains [Continuous Action I] for 1 round.
An excellent tool for landing, it catches the wind and is freshly cleaned and ready for flight.
Stars
A Dream That Never Grows Old
UltimateSelf channel. Recovers all Eureka, converts all own incantations into [Regards from the Sky], and casts them all if able; enters the [A Dream That Never Grows Old] status for 3 rounds, cannot gain Moxie during channeling.
Why don't any of you want to fly?
Insight passives
3"I Can Fly"
Insight IAfter any ally takes an action, Flutterpage gains 1 stack of [Gust] for 3 rounds. At the start of the round, Flutterpage gains a Force Field based on the stacks of [Gust] she has, while removing other Gust Force Fields she applied to herself in this way: At 5 or more stacks, gain [Paper Parade]. At 15 or more stacks, gain [Wave of Sheets]. At 25 or more stacks, gain [Adieu, Mother Earth].
"I Can Fly" II
Insight IIATK +5% when entering battle.
"I Can Fly" III
Insight IIIMax Eureka +2. After attacking, grant Eureka +2 to self. When entering battle, grant Moxie +2 to self, and gain 10 stacks of [Gust] for 2 rounds.
Portraits
5- P1Cotton Kite: At incantation rank 1/2/3, Reality DMG is increased to 150%/225%/375%. The duration of [Continuous Action I] is increased to 2 rounds.
- P2"I Can Fly": [Paper Parade], [Wave of Sheets], and [Adieu, Mother Earth]'s added damage is increased to 18%/18% when attacking and to 18/18% when performing an extra action.
- P3"I Can Fly": When entering battle, the Moxie granted to self is increased to 3, and the stacks of [Gust] gained is increased to 20. For each stack of [Gust] Flutterpage has, the DMG Dealt and Genesis DMG granted by [Wave of Sheets] and [Adieu, Mother Earth] are increased to 2.5%.
- P4"I Can Fly": [Paper Parade], [Wave of Sheets], and [Adieu, Mother Earth]'s added damage is increased to 23%/23% when attacking and to 23%/23% when performing an extra action.
- P5A Dream That Never Grows Old: [Regards from the Sky]'s Reality DMG is increased to 60%/60%. When [A Dream That Never Grows Old]'s channel status ends, the Moxie granted to self is increased to 2/3/4.
Each duplicate of Flutterpage gives one Artifice, and each Artifice unlocks the next Portrait, up to five.
Resonance patterns
6- Placidity
- From the start · Default
- Elucidation
- Resonance 10 · Ultimate Might, Critical Rate, ATK
- Genuinity
- Resonance 10 · Incantation Might, Critical Rate, ATK
- Stupefaction
- Resonance 10 · HP, Critical Rate, ATK
- Aspirational
- Resonance 10 · Critical DMG, ATK
- Hyperphrenia
- Resonance 10 · Generalized
Resonance goes up to level 15. Each pattern swaps some Ideas for tuned ones that favour the stats listed beside it. Lay out Flutterpage's board in the Resonance builder.
Terms in this kit
7- Gust
- At the start of the round, Flutterpage gains a Force Field based on her Gust stacks and removes other Gust Force Fields she applied to herself in this way; stacks up to 50 times.
- Paper Parade
- Force Field effect: This force field benefits all allies, and the added Reality DMG is considered dealt by Flutterpage herself. When an ally attacks: Add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target. When an ally performs an extra action: Consume 2 of Flutterpage's Eureka and add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target.
- Wave of Sheets
- Force Field effect: This force field benefits all allies, and the added Reality DMG is considered dealt by Flutterpage herself. When an ally attacks: Add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target. When an ally performs an extra action: Consume 2 of Flutterpage's Eureka and add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target. For each stack of [Gust] Flutterpage has, grant DMG Dealt +2.5% and Genesis DMG +2.5% to the attack.
- Adieu, Mother Earth
- Force Field effect: This force field benefits all allies, and the added Reality DMG is considered dealt by Flutterpage herself. When an ally attacks: Add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target. When an ally performs an extra action: Consume 2 of Flutterpage's Eureka and add an additional 23% Reality DMG to the attack, with an additional 23% Reality DMG to the main target. For each stack of [Gust] Flutterpage has, grant DMG Dealt +2.5% and Genesis DMG +2.5% to the attack. The extra action is always a critical hit, and the action gains DMG Dealt and Genesis DMG equal to the character's own Critical Rate x (Critical DMG - 100%).
- Continuous Action I
- AP +1.
- Regards from the Sky
- Mass attack. Deals 60% Reality DMG to all enemies, deals an additional 60% Reality DMG to the main target.
- A Dream That Never Grows Old
- At the start of the round, recovers all Eureka, converts all own incantations into [Regards from the Sky], and casts them all if able. At the end of the round, casts 1 [Regards from the Sky]. When the channel status ends, grants Moxie +2/3/4 to self based on the current Gust Force Field. Cannot gain Moxie during channeling.
Upgrade costs
Open in the plannerInsight
- Insight I
Sharpodonty ×18,000
Page of Starlit Ascent ×6
Trembling Tooth ×5
Spell of Fortune ×6 - Insight II
Sharpodonty ×40,000
Scroll of Starlit Ascent ×10
Esoteric Bones ×6
Goose Neck ×5 - Insight III
Sharpodonty ×200,000
Tome of Starlit Ascent ×16
Glowing Mothwing ×6
Serpent Scepter ×3
Levels
- Insight 0, level 1 to 30
Sharpodonty ×15,080
Dust ×27,700 - Insight I, level 1 to 40
Sharpodonty ×53,250
Dust ×100,500 - Insight II, level 1 to 50
Sharpodonty ×137,500
Dust ×407,500 - Insight III, level 1 to 60
Sharpodonty ×403,000
Dust ×816,400
Resonance
- Level 2
Moment of Dissonance ×5 - Level 3
Moment of Dissonance ×5
Spell of Banishing ×6 - Level 4
Moment of Dissonance ×5
Trembling Tooth ×4
Solidus ×3 - Level 5
Brief Cacophony ×5
Perpetual Cog ×3
Rough Silver Ingot ×4 - Level 6
Sharpodonty ×30,000
Brief Cacophony ×5
Golden Beetle ×3 - Level 7
Brief Cacophony ×6
Bifurcated Skeleton ×5 - Level 8
Brief Cacophony ×6
Winged Key ×4
Fox Tail ×4 - Level 9
Brief Cacophony ×8
Holy Silver ×6
Liquefied Terror ×5 - Level 10
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sonorous Knell ×5
Prophetic Bird ×6
Goose Neck ×5 - Level 11
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sharpodonty ×120,000
Sonorous Knell ×5
Golden Compass ×4 - Level 12
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sonorous Knell ×6
Wyrmling Skeleton ×4
Golden Grass Incense ×5 - Level 13
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sonorous Knell ×6
Watch Core ×5
Biting Box ×6 - Level 14
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sonorous Knell ×8
Mistilteinn ×2
Glowing Mothwing ×4 - Level 15
Interlaced Shudder ×1
Sonorous Knell ×8
Rheingold ×3
Murmur of Insanity ×4
Costumes
4
Original
Life has gifted her with a myriad of unanswered questions.

Chirpy Morning Ringer
She is determined to find the answers, all on her own.

Gently Comes the Thawing Breeze
When the spring winds blow, their last embers of sorrow are swept away.

Atomic Alarm
With 72 recorded variations of chirping birds, she is committed to providing the most natural wake-up call services in Chelomey.

























