From her first upgrades to maxed battle testing: costs, skills, Artifacts, final displayed stats and our first results with the Elarite Supertitan.
Metida has arrived. In our preview, we looked at what the Elarite Queen promised on paper. Now we summon her, complete her first upgrades and put her into battle.
Metida is an Elarite Supertitan, but her skills also give her a place alongside Fire, Water and Earth teams. That flexibility is one of the reasons we wanted to test her across several elements.
We begin by taking Metida from three stars to Absolute Star. At level one, she reaches:
Next, we take her directly to level 120. The total cost is 686,760 Titan Potions.
Before upgrading her Artifacts, her displayed level 120 stats reach:
Crystal Vortex traps the central enemy in a whirlwind for five seconds. It deals damage, moves that Titan around the battlefield and prevents it from moving, attacking or using skills while trapped.
Supreme Harmony empowers allies for nine seconds. Its bonuses depend on the surviving Titans in your team.
Metida has three Artifacts, each supporting a different part of her role.
Helps the team deal extra damage to Light and Darkness Titans.
Gives Metida extra damage against Light and Darkness and additional defence from those elements.
Raises Metida's Physical Attack and Health.
| UPGRADE | FAIRY DUST | GOLD | FRAGMENTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Each Artifact — Level 1 → 120 | 247,036 | 196,147,700 | 22,215 of its own fragments |
| All 3 Artifacts | 741,108 | 588,443,100 | 22,215 per Artifact |
Each Artifact requires 22,215 of its own fragments to progress from unawakened to Absolute Star.
For these first tests, the final upgrade is Metida's Default Skin.
Taking the Default Skin to level 60 costs 166,015 Titan Skin Stones and provides 196,800 Physical Attack from the skin.
Metida's Primordial Health Skin was still locked during these first tests. These displayed totals use level 120, Absolute Star Artifacts and the Default Skin at level 60, before that additional upgrade.
The training results immediately showed why Metida should not be judged only by her individual power. Some combinations won all ten attempts. Others lost all ten.
Simply placing a powerful Supertitan into a team does not guarantee a strong formation. We then moved to tests against maxed teams, with four battles standing out.
Crystal Vortex interrupts the enemy formation while the Fire team maintains pressure. Araji leads the damage, while Metida adds substantial damage and healing.
Sigurd takes the pressure while Hyperion and Tydus help sustain the team. Metida contributes control and additional damage as Water survives the Fire lineup.
The Fire lineup survives the opening pressure and starts removing targets. Metida finishes the battle at the top of our statistics.
This fight lasts longer. Metida and Orm apply pressure, Hyperion and Tydus sustain the team, and Sigurd holds the front line. All five Titans survive.
Metida is a very promising Supertitan. Her control is useful, her bonuses open several team combinations, and these first tests already show serious damage and healing in the right battles.
The losing tests matter just as much. Her performance depends on the lineup and the opponent. These results are a starting point, not a universal answer to every matchup.
There is also a major piece still missing: the fifth Elarite Titan. Once that Titan arrives, the capabilities of a complete Elarite team could change significantly.
Metida will also need to be revisited when her Primordial Skin becomes available.
Watch the full upgrade process and all of the battle testing directly in our complete Metida video.