Don't let the giant knife f̴oo̷l you. Natsumi is a supportive star collector, and the first healer in 100% Orange Juice. While she isn't particularly durable and her offenses are laughable, she gains 5 stars whenever she heals an opponent. Her healing output can be used to deny opponents from getting KOs as well as keep herself alive. Her hyper Cooking Time heals all players based on her level, triggering her passive and giving her lots of stars.



Play Natsumi if:

• You enjoy p̵la̴yin̵g healers in other games.
  
• You want to he̵l̶p people, even while they are trying to ki̷ll you.
  
• You want to play a po̵liti̴ca̵l game with your opponents.

Pros:

• Enhanced star collection.
  
• Can deny KOs by healing characters in peril.
  
• Can pick on tanks and low ATK characters for easy stars.
  
• Powerful support capabilities in co-op.

Cons:

• Weak to being bullied due to low ATK.
  
• Countered by evasive characters.
  
• Players are not obligated to spare if you heal them.
  
• Has trouble collecting stars in peaceful games.
  
• One of her best cards (Dinner) also counters her.

HP: 5 | ATK: -1 | DEF: 0 | EVD: 0 | REC: 5

If not KOed and standing on the same panel with other players at the end of your turn, each unit on the panel recovers 1 HP.
For each other player you heal, gain 5 stars.

Natsumi has a slightly below average stat spread, having the same stats as QP but with -1 ATK. While her defensive stats make her decently bulky, especially with the healing she provides, her negative ATK modifier and healing passive will make it very difficult for her to KO her opponents outside of lucky rolls or extremely low health targets. While this does make it difficult for Natsumi to defend herself, it also allows her to attack enemies with the intention of dealing a small amount of damage to them, then healing it back with her passive. It is important to pick targets that won't deal large amounts of damage back to you when doing this though. Attacking an offensive character may cause you to bite off more than you can chew when it comes time for their counterattack. Evasive characters generally aren't worth attacking unless they already have damage accumulated. Natsumi's -1 ATK is an easy dodge for them, which results in no healing for you. Tanks are the best to attack, as they can whether the blows easily, have a hard time dodging, and don't hit very hard.

Natsumi has two passive abilities to justify her poor stats. The first will heal you and any other units on the same panel as you for 1 HP at the end of your turn, provided you aren't KOed and there is at least one other unit on your panel. This will trigger even if the other units are KOed or can't be healed, but will only heal units that are alive. You will still heal for 1 HP even if no one else on the panel is able to be healed.

The second passive is what allows Natsumi to have a chance at winning while supporting her opponents. Whenever Natsumi heals another unit, she gains 5 stars. This includes healing from her passive as well as card effects like Dinner. The stars gained are a flat amount that triggers once per heal regardless of the amount. Healing and opponent for 3 HP with Dinner will give the same number of stars as healing an opponent for 1 HP with your passive. The effect can trigger multiple times if multiple opponents were healed from the same effect. The opponent must actually recover health in order for you to gain stars, so if an opponent is already at full health or can't be healed, you won't gain any stars. Self healing will not trigger this passive.

Cooking Time

Type: Event
Level Requirement: 1
Cost: Level x5 stars

All players recover your Lvl x HP. Gain 5 stars for each HP recovered.

Cooking Time functions a lot like Dinner, except that the cost and heal scale with your level and it also gives the user 5 stars times the total HP healed. The amount of health this card recovers, and by extension how many stars it can generate, scale with your level. Cooking Time will also trigger Natsumi's passive, giving her an extra 5 stars for each opponent that recovered at least 1 HP. The most optimal time to play Cooking time is when all players are low on health, but there are other times when less optimal payoffs can be worth it. For example, healing a player that is close to being KOed by another character is an effective way of denying the bully stars and wins, so it can sometimes be worth playing Cooking Time for less stars to do so. Another is when you are low on health, but the other players are at least missing a little health.

Natsumi has to balance aggression with extremely passive play in order to make the most out of her passive. Attacking players with the sole intent of damaging them a little in order to heal them and gain stars. Cooking Time is an extremely powerful tool for gathering stars at this stage of the game. If all players have at least 1 damage, Cooking Time gives a whopping 30 stars accounting for it's cost.

Be more careful at this point, as many characters with battle card hypers now have the ability to play them. Try to stay on these character's good side while poking at them.

At this point, Cooking Time is about on par with Dinner. Dinner costs fewer stars, but Cooking Time has much greater return potential. If you have both, it can be better to use Cooking Time before the star cost gets too high. Oh? Everyone is all ready healed? I wonder how that could have happened.

Star Breaker? She's baking cookies now instead of people? That's wonderful! Maybe we can be friends! I can show her how to take good care of her cookware! Although, it might be a little hard to get stars now...

I haven't won a game in days. People have not been needing healing nearly as much since Star Breaker... I mean Star Baker started being nice. I'm barely getting enough stars to get past norma three before the games end. But at least everyone seems happier now. Heh...

Mei never seems to be around. She and the others are always hanging out with Star Baker. Mei really does like her cookies, doesn't she? I wish she would play with me more. I need to remind her that my meals are the best food around. That much sugar can't be good for you anyways. She's always full with two cooks around. I'll have to play extra hard and help her work up an appetite.





















































I didn't mean to.




















































It's wrong. It's all wrong.

Mei wasn't moving as fast as she normally does, probably from all those cookies she's been gorging on. We used to play all the time and nothing bad ever happened. She's usually really good at dodging my attacks, even without Red and Blue. But this time...

















































Freak.

Psycho.

Mutinous swine.

Everyone's saying I'm a monster for hurting to my best friend like that. Kiriko laughed and said she didn't think I had it in me, but she's terrible. I'm terrible. Nobody want to play any more. Nobody even wants to talk to me any more. They're all still talking about me, I know it. I can't trust them. I'm all alone now. I'm sorry Mei. Please be OK.




















































She's gone.

It hurts.

It hurts so much.

Is this what she's feeling right now?

This pain?

You.

You did this.

Your cookies did this.

It's your fault.

It's all your fault.

Now she's hurt and it's your fault.

I'll never for give you.

Never.

This feeling?

I need you to understand.

What I am feeling.

What Mei is feeling.

I need everyone to understand.




































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HA HA HA HA HA HA

Kimochi ~ ♪ ~ ♫

Don't let the giant knife stab you. Natsumi has vowed revenge on all who have wronged her. Although her base ATK isn't great, it quickly ramps up as her opponents take damage. This combined with her ability to move again after KOs make her one of the best characters on the game at finishing off wounded opponents. Her hyper Killing Time forces her opponents to play her game or scurry to find healing.




Play Natsumi if:

• You enjoy killing healers in other games.
  
• You want to kill people, even while they are trying to help you.
  
• You want to play a killing game with your opponents.

Pros:

• Destroys weakened enemies in combat.
  
• Hyper forces people to fight or die.
  
• Destroys high HP characters. and tanks once they are wounded.
  
• Never has to play co-op.

Cons:

• Low HP characters don't give her much of a boost.
  
• Has trouble dealing with evasive characters unless they are low.
  
• Players are not obligated to fight during killing time.
  
• Has trouble collecting wins in peaceful games.
  
• Hyper is countered by home bases and Dinner.
  
• If you win, your opponents die in real life.

HP: 5 | ATK: -1 | DEF: 0 | EVD: 0 | REC: 5

Cannot gain ATK from cards.
When attacking first, gain ATK equal to the defender's missing HP (maximum bonus of +4).
Whenever you KO a player in battle, if it's your turn, roll for movement again.

Natsumi's ATK stat starts at a measly -1. However, her thirst for the blood of her enemies boosts her ATK based on the amount of damage they are currently suffering. The maximum she can get from this is a massive +3 ATK stat if they have 4 or more damage. Keep in mind that this boost only triggers when she attacks first, so enemies attacking you (with the exception of Iru and Sherry) will have a big advantage against you in combat if they be brave and take the initiative. This boost also makes her more effective against high HP units like Marie Poppo who give the maximum boost much sooner and usually have poor defenses and less effective against low HP units like Peat who give a much smaller boost.

Due to this incredibly strong offensive boost, Natsumi is unable to increase her ATK using cards. Battle cards like Big Magnum and event cards such as Super All-Out Mode are more or less useless to her. Effects that set her stats can however increase her ATK, since they don't specifically provide a boost to the stat. Reverse Attribute Field and Serious Battle can technically increase her ATK while the opponent has no damage.

Her final passive ability allows her to move again when she KOs an opponent in combat on her turn. This does not trigger if she is attacked during another player's turn or if she uses a turn-ending battle card like Gentleman's Battle. This passive makes movement boosting effects like Dash! incredibly potent if her opponents are all weakened, allowing her to chain kills on low health players. It is important to bring lots of out-of-combat damage cards as well in order to take advantage of her skillset, as her low ATK and inability to boost it with battle cards make getting first blood difficult.

Killing Time

Type: Event
Level Requirement: 3
Cost: 13

Each player gains the following until they are KOed or are healed.
Stock effect: Lose 1 HP at the start of your turn unless you have 1 HP. Heal to full HP after KOing a player in battle.

Let's play a killing game. Each player's health will slowly drain each turn. How inconvenient. Fortunately, there is an easy way to win. Only blood can free you from this curse. Killing another player will revitalize you, giving you an advantage against your weakened opponents. Of course, you could all spare each other and return home to heal, but can you really trust them? Even the smallest, meekest creature can bear its fangs when confronted by death. Your enemies will do what ever they can to stay alive, but my smile tells no lies. My knife will end this quickly if it finds you, so what will you do?

In order for the game to be successful, there must not be any food in the facility. Eating is frowned upon and will ruin the experience for everyone.

At this point, Natsumi is unable to play many of the cards she needs to weaken her opponents without setting herself back on leveling up, with the exception of Cloud of Seagulls. It is generally safer to save your stars and cards and aim for the 10 stars to get to level 2 as soon as possible. If an opponent happens to get a bad roll and loses a large chunk of their health, show no mercy if you can do so without wasting too many resources.


You now have access to one of Natsumi's most potent cards: Indiscriminate Fire Support. In addition, enemies will now have access to most of the battle cards, emboldening them to fight. Now you can start setting up kills on other players, but make sure that the payoff is worth it.


With the combination of Indiscriminate Fire Support and the newly available Killing Time, your opponents will need to tread carefully. Keep in mind that these two cards affect you as well. Try and stay behind your victims lest the hunter become the hunted.


The only real difference here is that you can now hard play Sealed Guardian without Price of Power. If you can recover your stars from using it or can chain kill multiple opponents, the 50 star cost may be worth it.


Natsumi loves bosses. They're big, they're mean, and they give tons of stars and wins when slain. Try to stay away from boss panels until their health is low, like 1-3 HP. Otherwise, you risk softening up the boss for another player while taking a massive counterattack. Instead, pounce on players that mistakenly wander into the boss's territory and find themselves missing an HP or 4.

S: Necessary. Godlike synergy or required for the character to function. (Note: Not every character has one of these.)

A: Powerful. A high priority card that will usually be in your deck.

B: Very Good. Not necessary, but should always be considered.

C: Average. Nice cards to have, but might be outclassed. Also includes situational cards.

D: Poor. Helps your opponents more than it helps you.

F: Awful. You are actively hurting yourself by bringing these cards.

2x Dash!
2x Long Distance Shot
2x Cloud of Seagulls
3x Indiscriminate Fire Support
1x Windy Enchantment

This deck takes advantage of many out-of-combat effects in order to wear opponents down. Dash! and Windy Enchantment will help you clean up your weakened opponents.




1x Nice Present
2x Long-Distance Shot
2x Forced Revival
2x Indiscriminate Fire Support
1x Oh My Friend
2x Flamethrower

This deck uses Forced Revival to KO opponents immediately after reviving them. Oh My Friend is used to summon the boss, who happens to be very good at KOing players. Flamethrower is mostly there for hand control, but does have a chance of KOing an opponent while letting you steal their stars on the revive.




3x Dash
2x Long-Distance Shot
1x Lonely Chariot
1x Passionate Research
1x Play of the Gods
1x Sealed Guardian
1x Price of Power

The sole purpose of this gimmicky deck is to trick someone into playing Sealed Guardian with Play of the Gods, then use Dash! to clean up the board. It isn't nearly as consistent, but a real villain values presentation above practicality!

Natsumi needs to be able to deal damage to her opponents to fuel her massive ATK boost. Although Killing Time and cards like Long-Distance Shot can help you deal the initial damage to them, many of them have low base HP, leaving their chances of survival pretty high no matter how hurt they are.




This purple-skirted eye stabber can easily clean up after your hyper with her own hyper. Full Speed Alicianrone lets her zip around the battlefield slashing down anyone in her way. The extremely high star cost severely limits how often she can do this, especially if she is going for star normas. Fighting her can be extremely difficult due to her scaling EVD passive. even with some damage, her EVD increases with your ATK, meaning bad rolls have a good chance of missing her. Try to catch her after a bad fight or deal damage to her outside of combat. In this matchup, it's stab or be stabbed, and your stabbings are free of charge.




When close to death, Alte has a nasty habit of Self-Destructing, leaving you with no wins and a crater where your star count used to be. Be sure to use Out of Ammo in this matchup in order to prevent this or attack her while her hand is empty. If she is taking damage on purpose, she may be fishing for a Self-Destruct KO, which makes for the perfect time to play Scrambled Eve or Out of Ammo.




Chicken has an easy time dodging your initial strikes and does not have enough HP for you to get much of an ATK bonus against it. Even if you do manage to KO it, Chicken does not give as many stars or wins as other characters, making it hardly worth the effort to KO. Golden Egg can be a pain, but it doesn't hurt you that much if you can get a good KO off on another player.




A delightfully crazed gunman who will go out of her way to deny your kills with her hyper. Although the damage of Extended Photon Rifle is random, that matters less when all of Iru's opponents are injured. If you can get the initiative on her, she can't do much to stop you outside of lucky rolls, especially if her health is low. As long as she's hurt and you aren't at 1 HP, she can't fight you without Long-Distance Shot.




Islay can be quite difficult to deal damage to thanks to her impressive base stats. Her hyper Rival can be used to systematically deny you from getting kills. On the bright side, you will always have initiative against her when she isn't using Rival, making her much easier to pick off once her HP is low.




This mad doctor is doomed as soon as she comes under the effects of Killing Time. Unfortunately, she rather enjoys players being at 1 HP so she can finish them off with her hyper Final Surgery. Make sure to stay on her tail as her massive health pool and inability to heal make her easy pickings if you can catch her.




This person does not exist.





Peat and Nanako's low health and good defensive stats make them both very hard for you to kill. Even if you do manage to take one of them out, there's a good chance that they will quickly get back up and blindside you from behind. The massive stat boost Peat gets from Blue Crow the Second or that Nanako can potentially get from Deploy Bits will show you who the real killer is. Ironic that the guy with the Jason mask is one of your biggest counters.



QP has everything to fear from you. She isn't great at dodging and relies on defensive cards to stay alive, so she often has to block to avoid getting KOed. The problem is that she can just pop Hyper Mode if she gets into any real trouble, allowing her to avoid the consequences of death and revive quickly. Use tactics similar to taking out Alte, but save your good disruption cards for when she has a lot of stars.




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In addition to her high EVD, this version of Suguri is more or less immune to Killing Time thanks to her passive HP regeneration. Worse yet, her hyper Revival of Stars will remove encounter panels from the map, reducing the chance your opponents will take damage and cutting your ATK on the affected panels. This matchup is pretty much a hard counter with not much you can do to beat her.

Natsumi does not play nice with others. Once the boss is downed, she will turn on her teammates and kill them too. Heck, sometimes she can't even control herself and will start before the boss is even taken out. Therefore, she has been banned in co-op play.

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