Marialite

Marialite BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Misaki Momoko Type: Magical Role: Support Base rarity: 3★~6★Marialite BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Misaki Momoko Type: Magical Role: Support Base rarity: 3★~6★
Marialite is a support jewel princess that deals magical damage, debuted in **Renkiden ~ Kikkaseki**.

## Stats

All enemies gain **45% → 75% Focus-Fire Damage Taken Up**.
 Skill 1 | **Body Strengthening Technique** | 100s
Affected targets have 2 turns **120% Regeneration**.
Apply all allies 2 turns **50% → 80% Focus-Fire Damage Dealt Up**.
Apply affected targets 2 turns **50% → 70% Focus-Fire Chance Up**.
 Skill 2 | **Holy Pose** | 85s
Apply all allies 2 turns **50% → 80% Critical Damage Dealt Up**.
Apply affected targets 2 turns **50% → 70% Critical Chance Up**.
*(X → Y% indicates changes when said unit reaches max level 40.)*

## Recommended Equipment

* Weapon - **Agility, Critical, Focus-Fire**
* Armor - **HP**
* Amulet - **Freeze, Petrify, Stun, Restrain, Paralysis, Silence**
* Material - **Damage Dealt, Critical Damage Dealt, Block**

# Profile

## Lore

Marialite is a jewel princess that first appeared in "Renkiden ~ Kikkaseki". She is a member of the Shinsengumi, a sub-organization of Onibawan headed by Kikkaseki. Formally she is a subordinate of Kikukaishi, but in reality they're more like partners of same rank.

She is the inventor of the "body strengthening technique" that explosively enhances the starlight a jewel princess possesses by making a special pose. She is also the teacher who taught said technique to Kikkaseki.

Legend has it that there was a hero in the old days who had the ability to change her own body shape by making special poses. Physical strengthening seems to be able to power up what should be called "feminine power" such as body attractiveness and physical energy as a woman. This "femininity" is expressed more strongly in the most attractive part of each individual.

However, it seems that this strengthening technique and its poses cannot be easily imitated because they are emotionally-intensive or acrobatically-demanding. Moreover, there are 99 poses in total, and her disciple Kikkaseki only managed to do barely more than half of them.

## Personality

Described as a warm and motherly jewel princess, Star Savior quoted, "I feel secure just by listening to her voice" and "she is a woman who feels very inclusive". Her beliefs are to compliment and grow others, and she often encourages and praises Kikkaseki even when she takes unexpected ideas and actions.

While not mentioned, it is probable that Marialite herself has mastered all 99 poses of the body strengthening technique. She is physically very flexible and is capable of demonstrating high-difficulty acrobatics with a mere thought.

# Mineralogy

**Marialite is named after Maria Rosa von Rath, the wife of German mineralogist Gerhard von Rath (1830-1888). Marialite represents independence, healing, pureness, love, and spirituality.**

Marialite is a silicate mineral with a chemical composition of a pure endmember or with increasing meionite content. Marialite is a member of the scapolite group and a solid solution exists between marialite and meionite, the calcium endmember. It is a rare mineral usually used as a collector's stone

Marialite is the sodium-rich end member of the scapolite series. It is very similar and often indistinguishable from Meionite, the other end member of the series. Intermediary forms of Marialite and Meionite are frequent, and these are classified simply as Scapolite. Marialite was first described in 1866 for an occurrence in the Phlegrean Volcanic complex, Campania, Italy.

The scapolite mineral group contains a solid state series from marialite to meionite, with mizzonite as the intermediate member. Gemologically speaking, the term scapolite refers to the gems that form in this series. (Older sources may refer to this series as wernerite). The colors and properties of scapolites vary as the amount of sodium and calcium in their chemical composition changes. The colour range of Marialite is colourless, white and tones of blues, greens, yellows, pinks and browns, depending on any included elemental metals present.

Marialite occurs in regional and contact metamorphism: marble, calcareous gneiss, granulite and greenschist. It also occurs in skarn, pegmatite and hydrothermally altered volcanic rocks. This means that Marialite is formed in high pressure and/or high temperature environments. [1]