Merge Miko: Spirit Rush
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AT THE PREPARATION DESK

Miko's pocket guide to merging

Merging is how a pair of matching Miko becomes a higher-tier Miko. The useful decisions happen before the raid: which pairs to combine, where the remaining heroes stand, and which route needs the result.

SUMMON→MERGE & ARRANGE→GO→WATCH & PREPARE AGAIN

NOTE 01

Start with a matching pair

During preparation, drag one eligible Miko onto another of the same tier to merge them into the next tier. For example, T1 + T1 becomes T2. Two different tiers do not form that pair. The top tier has no further tier to merge into.

NOTE 02

Read T as tier

A tier number describes a hero's progression. The website albums collect the artwork into visual themes, but those album boundaries do not create a special recipe. T6–T10 being the Nun’s album does not mean five separate ingredients are needed.

NOTE 03

Remember that two becomes one

A merge reduces the number of heroes occupying the board while improving the resulting hero's tier. Before pressing GO, look at the three rows again. A stronger hero in one row does not automatically populate an empty row elsewhere.

NOTE 04

Summon with space in mind

Summoning adds heroes during preparation and spends the resource shown by the in-game button. Check the current cost and available space. Exact prices and progression can change, so the in-game display is the source for the amount you will spend.

NOTE 05

Understand the Folder

As progression unlocks it, the Folder provides reserve space for heroes. Reserve heroes can be organized during preparation, but only heroes on the main board enter the raid. Move the heroes you want to fight back to the main board before GO.

NOTE 06

Finish preparing before the run

The raid uses the team arranged when you press GO. Moving, merging, selling, or summoning heroes is not a way to change an attempt already in progress. Wait for preparation to return, then adjust the team for the next run.

A few useful answers

Does the website inventory give a combat bonus?

No. The dango, charms, and other homepage belongings are decorative story pairings. They are not an equipment or stat guide.

Should I always combine every pair?

Check your route coverage before committing to the run. Merging changes both strength and how many heroes remain on the board; a one-size-fits-all lineup is not promised here.

Where are exact damage numbers?

This guide explains the core loop without publishing a balance table that may differ from your installed game version.

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