What are Haru Urara’s bonus stats?

Haru Urara has a +20% bonus in Guts and +10% bonus in Power.

Is Haru Urara good on turf?

Not really. She is designed for dirt tracks, and turf races in her career are rare and often challenging for her.

Can I use just Speed cards to win?

Yes, but you should also add Guts or Power through inheritance to ensure she remains strong in the late stages of races.

What tactic works best for Haru Urara?

The 'Betweener' tactic works best for her. She excels as a late-game runner with a strong finish.

What skills should I look for?

Look for skills that boost straight speed, dirt effectiveness, and activate during the final stretch of the race. Avoid skills designed for front-runners or turf-focused abilities.

Blue Archive Goz Guide

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Written by Rahul Gupta

Goz is a Mystic-type raid boss in Blue Archive that turns raid battles into chaos with clones, color zones, trains, and a hat trick that could ruin your entire run. He punishes uncoordinated teams but rewards well-structured squads with consistent, repeatable clears.

This guide covers every mechanic, optimal units, and phase-specific strategies, written for all players from beginner to Insane.

Goz Raid Mechanics

Goz has low DEF and heals very little, but his raw damage and clone trickery make him one of the most punishing Mystic bosses. Most of his attacks are avoidable if you bring units with the right tools.

You’ll need three things to win:

Barriers to reduce Goz's incoming damage by 75%
Reposition skills to dodge trains, bombs, and shuffle attacks
Focus Fire to hit the real clone in Phase Two

Goz Phase Breakdown

Phase One: Trains, Bombs, and AoE Wipeouts

Scream Riders travel in a straight line and deal heavy damage
Targeted bombs are marked and land hard unless dodged
Add spawns arrive mid-phase, often during attacks

You need barrier and reposition support here. Auto-play fails often.

Phase Two: Clones and Colored Zones

Goz creates three clones with identical movement. Only one takes damage.
Three Light Monte: If you guess wrong, the clone explodes and stuns your team
Magical Coin Hats: You must move students to the correct color zone or get wiped

Use Focus Fire on the real clone when you find it. Adjust game speed if needed. One wrong guess can wipe your team.

Top Units for Goz Raid

Striker: Mystic DPS and Utility

Izuna (Swimsuit) – Mystic DPS with built-in Focus Fire
Hasumi (Track) – Free unit, single-target Mystic burst
Wakamo – High burst damage, synergizes with Izuna
Yuuka (Gym) – Reposition, tank, and barrier in one
Kotori – Low-cost reposition and shield
Tsubaki – Cheap tank for beginner comps

Special: Support, Barrier, and Reposition

Shizuko (Swimsuit) – Barrier, reposition, and survivability
Ako – Buffs and sustain for DPS units
Eimi (Swimsuit) – Shield support for survival
Tomoe (Qipao) – Flexible barrier and reposition
Himari – Burst support for Mystic attackers
Haruna (Gym) – Special reposition option

Suggested Team Comps

Standard Setup

Izuna (Swimsuit)
Hasumi (Track)
Yuuka (Gym)
Shizuko (Swimsuit)
Kotori
Ako

Budget-Friendly

Izuna (Swimsuit)
Hasumi (Track)
Kotori
Fuuka
Eimi (Swimsuit)
Tsubaki

Tip: Focus Fire isn’t optional. Either bring Izuna, Noa, or another unit with the skill.

Goz Strategy: Step-by-Step

Phase One

Use reposition skills when scream trains are inbound
Activate barrier before bombs land
Clear adds with AoE or ignore them using Focus Fire
Time skills around telegraphed EX animations

Phase Two

Focus Fire the first clone
If damage is 0, rotate targets
Use reposition before Magical Coin Hats
Move to the safe color zone before it explodes
Watch game speed to read cues properly

New Player Tips

Use free units
Hasumi (Track) is excellent for Phase Two damage
Avoid overinvesting
Focus on 6 core students and raise them first
Manual mode helps
Use manual to dodge and reposition at the right time
Barrier > Healing
Barriers cut Goz’s damage. Healing alone won’t save you
Join a Club
Club members often share team comps and scoring strategies

Common Mistakes

Ignoring clones: Without Focus Fire, most attacks whiff
Mistiming EX skills: Don’t blow cooldowns right before a stun
No shield or movement: Reposition is non-negotiable
Guessing color zones: Watch for the real Goz’s original spot

Resource Management

Level Mystic DPS first
Prioritize units with low-cost reposition or barrier
Pre-load EX skills before Phase Two
Build cooldown timers around Goz’s train cycle

Final Blurb

Goz demands attention and precision but becomes easy to loop once you learn his patterns. Stick to Mystic DPS, bring shield and reposition, and you’ll get solid clears even without maxed units. Focus Fire is your MVP every time.

One player beat Insane Goz while auto-play ignored all the wrong clones, but don’t count on luck. Bring the right tools and Goz will go down clean.