Medicine Pocket Build and Guide

Introduction

Medicine Pocket is a 6✦ rarity character from the Beast afflatus who deals Mental damage and belongs to the Survival class.

Medicine Pocket is a versatile Healer, having access to a universal +DMG Taken debuff, strong healing output and Sturdiness. This allows them to both protect the team as well as help it offensively. There are very few flaws in Medicine Pocket's kit, however, the utility they bring isn't as effective nowadays compared to newer supports and sustain characters.

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Last updated

Medicine Pocket profile was last updated on August 7th, 2025.

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Profile

Review

Stats & Build

Synergy & Teams

Lore

Specialties

Control

Debuff

Heal

Skills

26 Secondary Reactions

1-target attack. Deals 450% Mental DMG and inflicts [Daze] on the target for 1 round. Moxie +1 for the caster.

"Ф A generic ceramide receptor antagonist of complicated composition. The effect is unclear so human experiment is strictly prohibited."

Daze:

Control. Cannot act.

Inherent Habit

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[Debuff]

1-target attack. Deals 150% Mental DMG. DMG Taken +20% for the target for 1 round.

"Ф Sometimes people call them "mad kid.""

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[Debuff]

1-target attack. Deals 250% Mental DMG. DMG Taken +20% for the target for 1 round.

"Ф Sometimes people call them "mad kid" or other similar nicknames."

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[Debuff]

1-target attack. Deals 450% Mental DMG. DMG Taken +20% for the target for 1 round.

"Ф Sometimes people call them "mad kid" and, of course, it still doesn't sound as mad as they are."

Alchemy Ware

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[Health]

Mass healing. HP + (the caster's ATK x80%) and gives 1 [Sturdiness] stack for all allies.

"Ф This thing can only be stored in a special ware."

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[Health]

Mass healing. HP + (the caster's ATK x120%) and gives 1 [Sturdiness] stack for all allies.

"Ф This thing can only be stored in a special ware, like a Mars ampoule.""

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[Health]

Mass healing. HP + (the caster's ATK x200%) and gives 1 [Sturdiness] stack for all allies.

"Ф This thing can only be stored in a special ware, like a Mars ampoule, or a living body."

Sturdiness:

When the caster is attacked, DMG Taken Reduction +25% (-1 stack after trigger).

Inheritance

Bell of the Forest

Insight I

After the caster casts an Ultimate, HP +(Medicine Pocket's ATK x80%) for all allies.

Materials

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Page of Beastly Thirstx6
Shattered Bonesx6
Rough Silver Ingotx5

Bell of the Forest

Insight II

DMG Dealt +8% when the caster enters battle.

Materials

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Scroll of Beastly Thirstx10
Spell of Fortunex6
Clawed Pendulumx3

Bell of the Forest

Insight III

If the caster's HP is below 50%, Healing Done +10%.

Materials

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Golden Fleecex3

Euphoria

Medicine Pocket has one or more Euphoria upgrades available that amplify their base skills.

The Mad Alchemy of Blood

Euphoria upgrade

Tier I

[Alchemy Ware]: If a target is at 50% HP or below, recover (the user's ATK x Healing Factor) HP to that target; if a target is above 50% HP, that target gains a Shield with (the user's ATK x Healing Factor x 120%) HP for 2 rounds.

Tier II

[Inherent Habit]: When cast, lose (own Current HP x10%) HP and inflict Critical Resist Rate -30% and Critical DEF -40% on the target for 2 rounds.

Tier III

After an ally is attacked, this unit casts a rank 1 [Alchemy Ware] as a follow-up attack (can trigger up to 2 times per round);
When casting [Alchemy Ware], cause all allies to lose (Current HP x10%) HP; and if a target is at 50% HP or below, recover an additional (the user's Missing HP x25%) HP for that target.

Tier IV

[26 Secondary Reactions]: When cast, lose (own current HP x20%) HP and deal an additional (own Missing HP x150%) Genesis DMG.

Portray

Medicine Pocket Portray

Portray details

Lv. 1:

Bell of the Forest: HP +(Medicine Pocket's ATK x120%) for all allies.

Lv. 2:

Alchemy Ware: At Incantation rank 1/2/3, HP +(the caster's ATK x90/135/220%) for all allies.

Lv. 3:

Inherent Habit: At incantation rank 1/2/3, Mental DMG increased to 170/280/500%.

Lv. 4:

26 Secondary Reactions: Mental DMG increased to 500%.

Lv. 5:

Inherent Habit: DMG Taken increased to +30% for the target.

Gallery

Insight 0

Insight 2

Review

Before you ask, Medicine Pocket is a non-binary character.

They are a very straightforward but effective healer. Their first skill, “Inherent Habit”, can be freely spammed at level 1 for the Debuff of +20% Damage Taken to the target, as the Debuff percentage doesn't increase with card level and Medicine Pocket doesn't deal much damage themself. The Debuff can be quite useful to any team, so being able to reliably inflict it is a good thing about the kit.

“Alchemy Ware” is Medicine Pocket's healing skill. It's not only a Mass Heal, but it also applies one stack of sturdiness on all allies. Unlike the previous skill, this one does get stronger with the rank, so you can opt to upgrade it before using. The stack of sturdiness, however, remain the same.

Finally, to close up the triad of defensive actions, Medicine Pocket's Ultimate, “26 Secondary Reactions” causes [Daze] on the target, being another option to help keep the team safe. After Insight 1, MedPoc also gains a passive that adds a layer of healing to their Ultimate. If all this wasn't enough, by equipping them with “That Inquisitive Dear”, they will heal every time they apply their Debuff as well.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Very versatile healer, can fit in almost any situation.
Reliable source of +20% DMG Taken Debuff to help with the Team's damage.
Reliable source of [Sturdiness] on top of Mass Healing to help with survivability.
[Daze] is a powerful Crowd Control tool that they can inflict as well.

Cons

They don't deal much damage, being on the lower side even among other healers.
Ultimate isn't any good aside from the [Daze] effect, and can become useless if the target is immune to crowd control.

Ratings

Overall

Resonance Builds

Build 1 - Medicine Pocket – Balanced Healing

Level

R10 - Equanimity (Generalized)

Code

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Prioritizes ATK and HP. Best for post-Euphoria Medicine Pocket, whose healing scales off of ATK and Lost HP. Their new blood burn mechanic incentivizes having a high Max HP to prevent them from being too squishy. Equanimity provides a buff to both ATK and HP as well as some extra bulk through Critical Resist Rate, DMG Taken Reduction, and higher DEF stats.

If you don’t have Resonance Patterns unlocked, try this build with Placidity:

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Build 2 - Medicine Pocket – Damage

Level

R10 - Hyper (ATK)

Code

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Prioritizes ATK and Crit. If, for some reason, you want to build Medicine Pocket as a damage dealer, you can use this build. As a U-shaped resonance character, Medicine Pocket doesn’t have very good DPS options to choose from. Hyper increases ATK, which improves healing and damage, but this is the one case where Placidity is almost just as good, since it’s the only one that gives Critical Rate and DMG Bonus.

If you don’t have Resonance Patterns unlocked, try this build with Placidity:

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Psychubes

Cracks in the Shell

Beyond Wonderland

Melodies Old and New

That Inquisitive Dear

You Deserve It

Comments

Cracks in the Shell is one of Euphoria Medicine Pocket's best options for Ultimate and Bloodtithe teams. 12–24% Healing Bonus is fantastic, and every time Medicine Pocket gets attacked that's 1.2%–2.4% Critical DMG for the whole team for 3 rounds.

Beyond Wonderland is fantastic for Euphoria Medicine Pocket in Bloodtithe teams. 16% HP synergizes well with Bloodtithe, while the 7–21% Critical Rate and 12% Healing Done are a nice bonus.

Melodies Old and New is a great supportive option that boosts all allies' DMG Dealt by 3–9%. 12–16% Healing Done is sufficient and 8% HP makes this useable for Bloodtithe.

That Inquisitive Dear is pre-Euphoria Medicine Pocket's best-in-slot option. 18% Healing Done is great, and their skill 1 can trigger the extra healing.

The game loves throwing You Deserve It onto Medicine Pocket in trial stages; it's your best bet if you want a damage/healing hybrid build. 15% Healing Done is serviceable, and healing incantations increase their Incantation Might and Ultimate Might up to a maximum of 15%/15%.

Stats

STAT

Base

Level 1

Level 30

Insight 1

Level 1

Level 40

Insight 2

Level 1

Level 50

Insight 3

Level 1

Level 60

ATK

241

367

404

614

651

916

950

1077

1508

2289

2524

3837

4072

5722

5937

6732

Reality DEF

126

191

209

319

337

475

492

559

Mental DEF

126

191

209

319

337

475

492

559

Critical Technique

273

309

345

381

Critical Rate

9.13%

10.3%

11.53%

12.7%

Critical DMG

143.65%

145.45%

147.25%

149.05%

Teams

The teams below come from our Teams database and showcase ANY team with Medicine Pocket present within in all content available in the game.

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Laplace Asylum

Niche 1: Dynamo || Niche 2: FUA

Characters

About the team

Oriented around keeping [Electric Field] at high levels through [Dynamo]. This team combines Lucy's generally strong attributes like [Data Iteration] and [Pragmatist] with Ulrich's surprisingly personal output and various Channel effects to blend debuffs and Ultimate Might buffs. This is all then added to by Charon's insane [Dynamo] generation while maintaining high personal output and debuffs allows you to swap Ezra out for someone like Medicine Pocket(E) for better offensive support with the Crit debuffs. While not recommended, other supports for this team could feature Melania(E) or Mercuria.

Infinite Bladeworks Aurafarming

Niche 1: Ultimate || Niche 2: -

Characters

About the team

The standard hypercarry Recoleta setup. Splits AP between Recoleta and Melania to upkeep [Passion Drain] and quickly stack [Fixed Plan] on all allies. Facilitated by Moldir who is definitely tied to the hip with Recoleta but boosts her team's performance by 50% (though she doesn't really work in other Ultimate oriented teams). Medicine Pocket(E1) is then added for the passive healing, allowing the other 3 to divide the AP with the occassional Crit debuffs to set up for a big Ult combo. Flex picks mainly include swapping Moldir to a unit like Hissabeth, Name Day, Lopera or Argus.

Welcome To The Streets

Niche 1: Ultimate || Niche 2: -

Characters

About the team

Ezio on WH-CC or WH-BK. This team is focused on making sure Ezio has as many [Eagle's Guidance] stacks as possible and dealing as much damage as possible. Melania is here for [Fixed Plan] stacking as its permanent and avoids the annoyance of having to time it for 100% Synch. Hissabeth is mostly here to generate Synch, being able to cast 3 Ultimates a turn while relatively AP free will allow Ezio to take his time gathering Synch himself an dealing damage. Medicine Pocket(E1) is the only thing you have to time here, being mostly AP free to let others cast while having a nice set of Crit debuffs for 2 rounds. Hiss is the flexer here, being able to swap between Recoleta or Getian(E1).

A+

WE ARE SO BACK

Niche 1: Ultimate || Niche 2: -

Characters

About the team

New meets old with this team slapping Centurion(E)'s rampant scaling with Moxie earned with a side dish of Getian dealing highly consistent and more powerful [Admonition] casts next to Melania(E)'s added Ultimate Might and Crit stats on top of her personal damage and consistent Ult casts. All of this offensive output is kept safe by MedPoc(E)'s passive healing output and bonus Crit debuffs. Relatively simple to play, no real shenanigans, just hit hard and fast.

A+

Spooky Scary Skeletons

Niche 1: HP Loss || Niche 2: -

Characters

About the team

Semmelweis low-freq but high-output FUAs take careful advantage of Pickles(E) buffs and Eternity provides passive high-potency Crit bonuses while passively reducing the team's HP whereas MedPoc(E) helps keep the team safe between HP states, providing healing and shielding equally while also providing their own powerful -Crit RES/DEF buff to optimize damage dealt.

A+

WHAT IS THIS RAT DOING HERE

Niche 1: Ultimate || Niche 2: -

Characters

About the team

It just is, don't ask me why. Probably the single strongest 'budget' team available, Buddy is an incredibly self-sufficient Ultimate Carry. He boosts his own ATK massively, generates his own Moxie and has a gigantic Mass Nuke on his Ultimate that is guaranteed to crit which also increases allied DMG Dealt. This meshes well with Melania, who is capable of stacking large amounts of Ult Might and Lopera who is known for her Ult/Incan buffs on top of considerable crit stat buffing. Medpoc just finishes this off with their defensive shredding. Buddy hits HARD, and can also be supported through generally strong buffers like Ulrich and Mercuria or some general units such as Hissabeth, Kakania, Name Day and Druvis III.

Burn Baby Burn

Niche 1: Burn || Niche 2: FUA

Characters

About the team

A slightly unconventional team designed around Spathodea and the [Burn] mechanic. The hard part about getting Spathodea to do damage is setting up her Ultimate as it requires 15 stacks of [Burn]. The best option in this is Isolde, who grants [Preignition] to all allies which Lopera can easily trigger alongside [Flaming Bullet] in her channel and Medicine Pocket with their debuff. In addition, with high [Burn] application comes Lopera who can maximize her [Right On Target] buff through it as well as Isolde who, with various Crit debuffs to support, will likely do 50% of the damage.

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Team Database

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