NIKKE x Resident Evil Ada Wong Guide Performance and Investment Tips!

The Resident Evil collaboration is live, and Ada Wong has arrived in NIKKE. In this guide, we’ll break down her skills, team compatibility, performance, and investment recommendations to help you decide if she’s worth adding to your roster.

What is Ada Wong in NIKKE?

Ada Wong is a limited collaboration unit with a kit focused on true damage and burst support. She has abilities that activate during full bursts, affecting allies and enemies differently depending on timing.

However, her first skill can be misleading: it only buffs allies that directly lead into her current full burst, not every ally who has previously used a burst skill. Her skill set includes:

• Skill 1: Buffs the most recent ally to cast their burst with 60% of her attack as extra damage, deals 50% true damage, and restores 10% HP.
• Skill 2 (Flash Grenade): Hits all enemies near the crosshair every 2 seconds during full burst, dealing 420% of her final attack as true damage. Reduces her grenade activation time for a short duration.
• Burst Skill: Increases her own attack by 40% for 10 seconds, boosts true damage by 42%, slows her charge speed slightly, and applies a 1,500x multiplier on charge.

Team Archetypes for Ada Wong

Ada fits into several team compositions but is mostly suited as a secondary DPS or off-burst support:

1. True Damage Teams: Works with units like Emma, Noah, and the Absolute Trio. She can slot in alongside other true damage B3s such as Ain or Jill (once released).
2. Electric Teams: Can replace Summer Anise or Maiden in full electric compositions. Her performance is generally on par with other secondary DPS units.
3. Charge Speed Teams: Pairs with Alice, Maxwell, and flexible units like Leader or Marie. She benefits from charge speed buffs but is not the strongest option.

Performance Overview

• In true damage teams, Ada often deals slightly less damage than top-tier unit like Ain, sometimes only reaching 87–92% of their output.
• In generalist and electric teams, she performs similarly to secondary DPS units but does not outshine established off-burst heroes.
• Overall, she is considered a sidegrade or slight downgrade compared to existing seasonal units such as Summer Anise or Winter Maiden.

Investment Recommendations

If you plan to invest in Ada Wong:

• Maximize Skill 1 to level 10.
• Level Skill 2 to 7; burst skill from 7 to 10.
• Focus overload lines on elemental attack, ammo, and charge speed.
• At least one ammo roll is recommended, more if you boost charge speed to avoid reloading during bursts.

Ada Wong is a limited collaboration unit, so obtaining her now is your only chance. While she is not a top-tier off-burst or true damage DPS, she can be a useful addition if you lack seasonal units like Summer Anise or Winter Maiden.

Currently, she sits in a middle-tier ranking: not terrible, but not remarkable. Future units like Jill may improve team synergies, but for now, Ada is a niche pick for collectors or those filling gaps in their rosters.