Tonino
An opera singer from Paranoia Troupe who will do anything for the children.
An opera singer from Paranoia Troupe who will do anything for the children.

| Core Attribute | Initial | Max Level | Breakthrough Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strength | 15 | 50 | 7 |
| Agility | 11 | 36 | 5 |
| Constitution | 10 | 35 | 5 |
| Intelligence | 7 | 22 | 3 |
| Perception | 9 | 29 | 4 |
| Charm | 8 | 28 | 4 |
| Base Attribute | Initial | Max Level |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 350 | 3950 |
| Attack | 20 | 189 |
| Defense | 10 | 80 |
| Speed | 97 |
At the end of the round, each time you cause damage to an enemy unit, you will gain 1 layer of [Aria].
Causes damage equal to 400%/760% of the enemy's attack power. This damage has (70% + [Aria] layers × 5%) [Splash], and this [Splash] will be [Splash] on the target being splashed twice, causing (32% + [Aria] layers × 3%) splash damage.
Causes damage equal to 360%/684% of the enemy's attack power. This damage has 75% [splash].
After using the skill, 0.3 points of energy will be restored for each layer of [Aria].
When causing splash damage, the damage of the signature skill is increased by an additional 1%/3.4%, up to a maximum of 10%/34%.
Attack power increased by 3%/11%.
Splash damage increased by 6%/22%.
For every 3 layers of [Fighting Will] accumulated, the splash damage caused will increase by 4 levels, lasting for 1 round.
At the beginning of the battle, gain 2 layers of [Aria].
| Stage | Extra Effect |
|---|---|
| II | Tonino's damage increased by 4. |
| III | Tonino's damage increased by 4. |
| IV | Tonino's damage increased by 4. |
| V | Tonino's damage increased by 4. |
| VI | When splash damage is caused, 0.5 energy is restored. Effective up to 2 times per round. |
Effect: After the skill is resolved, if this skill causes damage to at least 3 enemy units, the physical strength of the [Aria] layer × 0.4% will be restored, and the attack power will be increased by 5 levels, lasting for 1 round.
Effect: When the number of [Aria] layers reaches the upper limit, you will obtain [Swan Song]. [Swan Song]: Damage increased by 5 levels. If you continue to obtain [Aria] when the number of [Aria] layers you have reaches the upper limit, 0.5 points of energy will be restored for each layer of [Aria] obtained at this time.
Effect: For every layer of [Aria] obtained, there is a 20% chance of obtaining a layer of [Fighting Will], which can be effective only once per round. When you have [Swan Song], the probability of obtaining [Fighting Will] increases to 40%.
Effect: After using personal skills, gain 6 layers of [Aria].
Effect: When using signature skills, gain 3 layers of [Fighting Will].
Effect: When using a personal skill, an additional damage value equal to 75% of [splash] damage will be dealt to the main target. When using the signature skill, an additional damage value equal to (70% + [Aria] layers × 5%) [Splash] damage is added to the main target, and this damage has a [Splash] effect of (32% + [Aria] layers × 3%).
An opera singer from the Paranoia Troupe and a retired former captain. "Come on! My loyal Rocinante!" A powerful baritone penetrated the rehearsal venue. "Papa" Tonino wields his long sword and holds his beloved papier-mâché donkey, transforming into a heroic knight and launching a fearless charge against the imaginary siren. The children crowded forward and cheered excitedly for Tonino and Rocinante - in their eyes, this is the best knight combination in the world: "Come on, Dad! We must defeat evil!" The sea hamsters in the audience pouted in disappointment: "Tonino is acting in that big show again - making it look like a real thing!" Everyone knows that "War Horse" Rocinante - the biggest crisis he has ever faced in his life was that his paper belly was torn apart in excitement by a child who was too involved in the drama. The same goes for my father. He has never traveled far since the troupe was founded. But what about before? Was he truly as heroic as he portrayed?
Late at night at the Paranoia Theater Company, secret knights' expeditions are often staged. That night, Tonino held a lantern and carried the paper-made Rosinando, walking lightly through the battlefield—that is, between the children’s hammocks. "Be careful, there's a nightmare beast there!" He lowered his voice and stared at the fat rat chewing sawdust in the corner. The old knight launched a charge and rushed forward with great momentum - he just happened to step on a dirty sock thrown by some kid, and the man and the paper donkey were thrown upside down. The mouse was shocked by the knight's spirit and fled away. Tonino tried his best to suppress the screams that were reaching his throat, got up with difficulty, rubbed his head, and looked back: Fortunately, the little devils were still sleeping sweetly. He never needs to travel far, and guarding this troupe is the greatest knightly adventure.