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Cinderon card art

Common

Cinderon

Common card guide

Updated May 21, 2026

Cinderon is a common durable bruiser built around HP 24 leading over DEF 5. The useful read is HP 24 plus ATK 9, so it belongs in teams that can use staying power while protecting the damage reduction gap.

ATK

9

HP

24

DEF

5

SPD

8

Max level

Level 10

Cards to max

91 total

Max stat gain

+60 stats

How to Use Cinderon

Cinderon should occupy the stable middle slot: surviving pressure while contributing enough damage or tempo to matter. A strong pairing is Spectral Phase, because it gives the lineup a different stat angle while Cinderon focuses on HP. If the choice is between Cinderon and Ash Scale, start by comparing HP 24 against 24 instead of choosing by rarity alone. When duplicates arrive, fuse only if this card is already solving that same battle job in your active lineup.

Strengths

  • HP 24 is the page's clearest signal, giving Cinderon a real battle identity instead of generic rarity value.
  • ATK 9 is high enough to act as a tie-breaker when comparing it with nearby cards.
  • The HP lead is large enough that Cinderon should be chosen for that job, not as a generic filler card.

Weak Spots

  • DEF 5 is the number to protect. Opponents that punish damage reduction can make Cinderon feel weaker than its headline stat suggests.
  • Cinderon leans hard into HP, so it can be redundant if your team already has that same specialist role.

Developer Battle Read

Developer battle read: Cinderon is a durable bruiser, not a blank common card. Its HP 24 and ATK 9 point to surviving pressure while contributing enough damage or tempo to matter. The first teammate I would test beside it is Spectral Phase, because that pairing reduces the pressure on DEF 5. I would compare it directly with Ash Scale before spending duplicates, since that shows whether Cinderon's HP lead is actually needed.

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Pick or Skip

When Cinderon Belongs in Your Team

Battle Notes

Matchup Checks

Pick it when

Pick Cinderon when your team needs surviving pressure while contributing enough damage or tempo to matter. The signal is HP 24; the follow-up check is whether ATK is enough for the matchup you expect.

Avoid it when

Avoid forcing Cinderon into teams that already have enough staying power but still expose DEF 5. If Spectral Phase or another support card is not available, wait before locking it in.

Fusion note

Cinderon can grow toward level 10 with a 100-point cap. The first meaningful checkpoint is around 11 total copies or points, so spend duplicates only if this durable bruiser remains part of your main battle plan.

  • Durable Bruiser: use Cinderon to surviving pressure while contributing enough damage or tempo to matter. This is strongest when the rest of the team is not asking it to cover DEF alone.
  • Team shell: pair with Spectral Phase when you want Cinderon's HP to matter without sacrificing coverage on DEF.
  • Comparison check: if Ash Scale is available, choose based on whether your next fight needs HP or ATK more.

Pairings

Cards to Test With Cinderon

Comparisons

Compare Before You Upgrade

Spectral Phase card art

Cinderon + Spectral Phase

Spectral Phase covers Cinderon's lower DEF with DEF 11, letting Cinderon lean harder into staying power.

ATK 18 / HP 25 / DEF 11 / SPD 11

Ash Scale card art

Cinderon vs Ash Scale

Cinderon keeps the edge on HP at 24 versus 24. Choose Cinderon when you need staying power; choose Ash Scale when staying power matters more than covering DEF.

ATK 12 / HP 24 / DEF 7 / SPD 9

Rimefang card art

Cinderon + Rimefang

Rimefang covers Cinderon's lower DEF with DEF 11, letting Cinderon lean harder into staying power.

ATK 17 / HP 27 / DEF 11 / SPD 10

Glaciora card art

Cinderon vs Glaciora

Cinderon trades down on HP at 24 versus 32. Choose Cinderon when you need staying power; choose Glaciora when staying power matters more than covering DEF.

ATK 14 / HP 32 / DEF 10 / SPD 12

Level Growth

Stats and Cards Needed

Each card copy counts as 1 progression point. The table shows the first point total that reaches each level, the duplicate copies beyond your first card, and the stat gain versus the previous level.

Level 1

1 card total

Duplicates

+0

ATK

9

-

HP

24

-

DEF

5

-

SPD

8

-

Level 2

11 cards total

Duplicates

+10

ATK

10

+1

HP

27

+3

DEF

5

-

SPD

9

+1

Level 3

21 cards total

Duplicates

+20

ATK

11

+1

HP

31

+4

DEF

6

+1

SPD

10

+1

Level 4

31 cards total

Duplicates

+30

ATK

13

+2

HP

34

+3

DEF

7

+1

SPD

11

+1

Level 5

41 cards total

Duplicates

+40

ATK

14

+1

HP

38

+4

DEF

8

+1

SPD

12

+1

Level 6

51 cards total

Duplicates

+50

ATK

15

+1

HP

42

+4

DEF

8

-

SPD

14

+2

Level 7

61 cards total

Duplicates

+60

ATK

17

+2

HP

45

+3

DEF

9

+1

SPD

15

+1

Level 8

71 cards total

Duplicates

+70

ATK

18

+1

HP

49

+4

DEF

10

+1

SPD

16

+1

Level 9

81 cards total

Duplicates

+80

ATK

19

+1

HP

52

+3

DEF

11

+1

SPD

17

+1

Level 10

91 cards total

Duplicates

+90

ATK

21

+2

HP

56

+4

DEF

11

-

SPD

18

+1

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