PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer Class Guide for Smarter Progression

If you're just jumping into PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer gameplay, the first big challenge is figuring out which class actually fits the way you like to play. The game throws a lot of flashy skills, numbers, and roles at you right away, and it's easy to feel overwhelmed—especially when every class claims to be "strong" in its own way. That's why we have come up with this guide.

In this guide, we're going through each class with real gameplay numbers and notes from actual runs, not just surface-level descriptions. You'll see how they move, where they shine, and what type of player they're best suited for.

Whether you prefer heavy burst, fast mobility, a more technical style, or any other, this breakdown should make the decision simpler. By the time you're done, you'll know exactly which PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer class fits you.

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PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer Class Comparison Table

Below is a clean comparison of all classes to help you quickly understand their roles, stats, and playstyles. 

Class	Difficulty	HP	ATK	Break Point	Impact	Playstyle Summary
Reyn	★☆☆	124	20	52	20	Balanced melee with parry precision and steady DPS
Wolfgang	★★☆	125	22	50	22	Combo-based brawler with powerful charged attacks
Blade	★☆☆	140	30	60	22	Heavy front-liner with strong Break Point and burst
Nighthawk	★★☆	120	24	45	20	Agile gun-fighter with retreat skills and burst tools
Abil	★★★	140	32	55	26	Break-focused, aggressive shooter with charged shots
Shelly	★★☆	135	22	60	26	High-crit mobility fighter with teleport bursts
Lark	★★☆	125	24	45	22	Rapid striker with marks, agility and combo pressure
Beta	★☆☆	150	26	60	26	Durable tank-shooter with strong ammo mechanics
Halona	★★★	140	35	60	28	High-damage launcher user with timing-based burst
Valor	★☆☆	130	30	40	24	Easy-to-learn swordsman with clean strikes and mobility
Molan	★★☆	130	20	50	25	Mid-range technical fighter using Notes mechanic
Plume	★★★	130	24	50	16	High-skill blade controller with orbiting blade damage

And if you want to test several PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer classes at once, LDCloud's multi-instance feature lets you level multiple accounts side-by-side. It's perfect for comparing class performance quickly without swapping devices.

Reyn

The first in this PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer Class guide is Reyn. It is one of the easiest classes to settle into thanks to its ★☆☆ difficulty and balanced stats. At 124 HP, 20 ATK, and a 52 Break Point, he sits right in the middle—durable enough to survive mistakes and strong enough to feel impactful from the first swing. 

What makes him truly approachable is the way his kit revolves around parrying and building Weak Point stacks. A good parry does more than just block—it increases the enemy's incoming damage by 10%, and your next basic or breaking attack automatically counts as a perfect strike. 

His Breaking Attack stands out early: a two-step thrust hitting for 500% ATK and then 700% ATK, letting even beginners punish bosses effectively. Wind Blade helps with crowd control by sending out six hits at 150% ATK, making it a dependable AoE skill.

If you're a player who likes structure—attack, defend, punish—Reyn gives you a rhythm that feels controlled and rewarding. He teaches timing without overwhelming you with complexity.

Wolfgang

Wolfgang leans into a more aggressive brawler playstyle, and his stats reflect that. At 125 HP, 22 ATK, and 50 Break Point, he's sturdy enough to take hits while building up Combo stacks. 

His entire damage profile revolves around stacking these combos; once you reach five, your basic and breaking attacks automatically turn into perfect strikes, making his damage spike quickly in fights that let you stay in motion.

His Breaking Attack is incredibly heavy for a starter character: a 1200% ATK charging punch that immediately grants three Combo stacks. When you follow it with his Flying Kick, which triggers a parry if an enemy hits you during startup, you can maintain your momentum while staying safe. 

His Earthquake Punch skill deals magical damage based on Impact (900% Impact Force), meaning he hits hard even if your raw ATK isn't high yet. Wolfgang is a fantastic PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer class if you like nonstop pressure, fluid hits, and a kit that rewards staying close and swinging confidently.

Blade

Blade stands out immediately because of his 140 HP and 60 Break Point, the highest among beginner-friendly characters. He feels naturally tanky, and you notice that the second you enter combat.

His 30 ATK gives him more bite than many starters, and his parry-based Counter system allows you to store up to 4 stacks that convert your next basic or breaking attack into a perfect strike.

His Breaking Attack makes him feel like a walking blender—three hits at 400% ATK each, ideal for shredding grouped enemies. His Bamboo Splitter skill adds a clean dash attack dealing 900% ATK magical damage, giving him a tool to both initiate and reposition. 

If you're someone who prefers being up front absorbing hits while returning steady, reliable damage, Blade is the ideal PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer character. His numbers and mechanics make him feel sturdy and straightforward.

Nighthawk

Nighthawk's basically that "move first, think later" type—you're dancing around with guns the whole time. She's not tanky at all (120 HP, 24 ATK, 10% crit), but the tradeoff is she hits surprisingly hard when you line things up. 

Her normal shots are quick taps, nothing fancy, but the Breaking Attack? Three rounds, each hitting for 400% ATK. It lets her shred smaller stuff or poke bosses without standing still too long.

Her Hurricane Kick technique is interesting—it deals 90% ATK physical damage while granting Focus, a buff that turns your basic and breaking attacks into perfect strikes for 3 seconds. This gives her a very hit-and-run rhythm: dash out, buff, fire, retreat. 

And if you time her parry window correctly, you can reposition and punish without trading damage. Her Scatter Shot skill fires six hits at 150% ATK, letting you create space while still dealing meaningful DPS. Players who enjoy mobility, precision, and timing, this is the PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer build to work on.

Abil

Abil is one of the most technical PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer classes with ★★★ difficulty, and you feel that immediately. With 140 HP, 32 ATK, and 55 Break Point, he's built to pressure enemies while managing his charged pellets. 

His basic attack lets you hold and release at the "flash moment" to trigger perfect strikes, and his breaking attack delivers six hits at 200% ATK, making him dangerous when you control spacing well.

What makes Abil truly unique is Float Shot. Each full charge stores three float shots, and when you cast the skill, every stored shot fires for 150% ATK magical damage. With three charges, you can unload up to 9 hits instantly. 

His Impact Force (26) ensures he interrupts enemies more consistently than lighter classes, and his talents—like Stun and Quick Second—add layers of crowd control. If you enjoy timing, charged shots, and tactical spacing, Abil gives you some of the highest mechanical satisfaction in the roster.

Shelly

He's tuned for players who enjoy quick movements and crit bursts, no question. With only 135 HP, he's not built for trading, but a 10% crit rate plus 200% crit damage lets him spike hard. His main attack is a spinning shell that grinds through enemies and snaps back for a perfect strike when you're standing right.

His Breaking Attack teleports you directly to a broken target and hits for 1200% ATK, making Shelly fantastic for PlatyGuard: Slayer boss fights. His Identity revolves around Continuous Strike, increasing strike frequency by 10% per 50% ASPD, which lets you scale him into a very fast attacker.

Rocket Egg, dealing four hits at 250% ATK, gives him mobility, burst, and clear tools all in one. If you love weaving in and out of danger and landing stylish crit bursts, this is your PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer class.

Lark

Lark is an agile striker built around speed and mark-based perfect strikes. He runs with 125 HP, 24 ATK, 10% Crit Rate, and 200% Crit Damage—crit-friendly like Shelly, just a bit lighter and quicker. His Shuriken technique applies Mark, which turns incoming attacks into perfect strikes for 2 seconds.

His Breaking Attack hits hard at 1200% ATK magical damage, which helps make up for his lower base ATK. Sparrow Flash, doing 450% ATK while teleporting through enemies, lets you reposition fast. He's a solid pick if you enjoy mobility, dodging, and landing hits at the right moment.

Beta

Beta is the frontline specialist. With the highest HP in the list — 150 HP, 26 ATK, and 60 Break Point — he soaks hits that other PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer classes would crumble under. His gunfire-based basic attack fires 10 rounds, with the first four rounds being power bullets, meaning guaranteed perfect strikes right from the start.

His Breaking Attack fires a piercing lightning bomb at 1200% ATK, giving him a safe ranged burst. His Full Auto skill is incredibly strong: for 3 seconds, he gets +50% ASPD, unlimited power bullets, and all basic attacks count as skill damage. Beta is perfect for players who want a mix of tankiness and simple, consistent output.

Halona

Halona feels like a high-skill artillery unit. With 140 HP, a vast 35 ATK, and 60 Break Point, her stats lean toward massive burst potential. 

Her basic attack charges Energy Points, where each additional point increases damage by +80% and guarantees a perfect strike. Fully charged, this becomes one of the hardest-hitting basics in the game.

Her Breaking Attack deals six hits at 200% ATK, and combined with her Hardened state (auto-blocks non-heavy attacks), she stays surprisingly durable for a ranged fighter. 

Hammer Storm deals five hits at 120% ATK per second for 2 seconds, offering one of the best AoE melts in the roster. If you enjoy timing charges and planning big bursts, Halona feels incredible.

Valor

Valor is one of the best PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer classes for beginners, but don't mistake that for being weak. With 130 HP, 30 ATK, and 40 Break Point, he's slightly lighter than Blade but hits almost as hard. His basic attack becomes a perfect strike when fully charged, and his breaking attack delivers eight hits at 150% ATK, making him surprisingly strong for a simple kit.

His Blade Domain is a flexible AoE tool—3 × 300% ATK magical hits—and additional charges increase both range and damage by 100% per charge. If you want a balanced swordsman with a smooth feel, Valor is dependable and satisfying.

Molan

Molan is clever, rhythmic, and mid-range. Her 130 HP, 20 ATK, and 50 Break Point might look modest, but her Note system transforms her into a burst machine. Her basic attacks apply Note stacks, and after reaching 3+ stacks, all basic and breaking attacks turn into perfect strikes.

Her Breaking Attack fires three sound waves at 300% ATK each, quickly stacking Notes. Resonance detonates Note stacks for 550% ATK plus +30% damage per Note, giving her some of the best controlled bursts in the game. 

Her Sound Orb, dealing 300% ATK per wave and applying 4 Notes, sets up massive combos instantly. She's perfect for players who enjoy pattern-based combat.

Plume

Plume is the most technical PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer class, and her stats highlight it: 130 HP, 24 ATK, low 16 Impact, but a toolkit complete of finesse. Her basic attack fires all blades at once, with the 5th and onward guaranteed as perfect strikes, letting skilled players push massive DPS.

Breaking Attack hits seven times at 170% ATK, which already puts her near the top for hit count. Spinning Fan throws in three more hits at 65% ATK, and Blade Circle uses up to 3 stored charges to send blades circling you for 5 seconds—3 blades per charge—each doing 60% ATK as magic damage. She's strongest when you manage your blades well and stay sharp with timing.

Conclusion

Picking the right PlatyGuard: Swarm Slayer class really comes down to how you like to handle fights—charging in, keeping distance, casting from mid-range, or timing precise bursts. Each class has its own feel, and once you understand its stats and quirks, the whole combat system becomes a lot easier to get comfortable with.

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