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Tobei
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2017-04-30 10:34:58
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Ones better offensively, the other defensively.
GNW Hinata can provide an offset blitz and some defensive insurance of that turn. However, without that stacking defense/res passive, it makes her a lot squishier than her regular form.
As for her normal form, it's meant to be a defensive wall, which she provides best.
Her damage will mostly come from her chases.
It's really based on what you need and your playstyle.
I agree with what you said, although I would like to add that I think GNW Hinata partially compensates for being relative squishy with her "Not the end" passive. First time she is about to land on 0 HP she comes back with 60% of her original HP or so which does make her pretty resilient on the battlefield (since she would effectively have a total of 160% of her base HP). Although, I have a feeling that this passive won't trigger if she is somehow immobilized or chaos-ed.
As far as her mistery is concerned, from what I have tested so far it kinda seems to block standard attacks as efficiently as normal Hinata's, which would make them similarly tanky in round 1 when it is used in most of the cases. Their difference in tankiness here will be seen only if a combo is triggered on her, with, for example, Sage Naruto's attack.