Complete the guaranteed final evolution
Cyclone9 begins with the materials missing from the earlier evolution guide and completes the 100% Necro Hydra Tortelloni recipe. The final step uses 25 Challenge Prisms plus the required refined-material stacks, turning the existing SS Necro Dragon Cannelloni into the three-headed final evolution.
- Use Stardust Clusters from the Spire Shop as the consistent long-term route shown in the video.
- Craft five Stardust Clusters into one Challenge Prism at the crafting workshop when that route is available.
- Wait until all 25 Challenge Prisms and refined materials are ready because the final recipe is shown at 100%.
Reroll the Evolution Multiplier before heavy investment
The new dragon starts with a weak 144% Evolution Multiplier, so Cyclone9 uses Chaos Potions and Pure Chaos Potions before committing more resources. The final reroll lands near the top of the available range, making the later leveling, mutations, gear, and enhancement investment more defensible.
Build around dungeon damage and self-healing
Necro Hydra Tortelloni attacks every three seconds by sacrificing 40% of its own HP to deal 500% attack damage. Its Delve Trials passive adds 50% pet damage inside dungeons, while Dragon's Curse applies 15 poison stacks to active enemies when the dragon dies. Lifesteal is the practical stabilizer in the recorded test because each hit can refill part of the health spent on the attack.
- The recorded build reaches level 105 with Shiny and Fairy mutations.
- Cyclone9 equips secret gear and raises the dragon to +6 before testing.
- Save Huge and additional enhancement resources until the dungeon performance justifies the cost.
Do not plan around breeding this dragon yet
The completed male Necro Hydra Tortelloni does not appear in either breeding slot during the recorded check. That supports treating mutations, gear, Evolution Multiplier, and enhancements as the available build routes in this video, while leaving room for the game to change breeding eligibility later.
Use a real support team for Violet Aegis
The dragon supplies heavy dungeon damage, but the rest of the lineup still matters. Cyclone9 notes that the test Stormhorn contributes very little and that stronger damage support, critical support, poison synergy, or a properly built Solgryph would make the team more realistic for a future solo attempt.
- Violet Aegis can add damage while healthy, but the bonus falls off when its HP drops.
- Scareharvest can add poison and critical-hit support after it is leveled.
- Solgryph remains useful against Violet Aegis because burn helps counter the boss's regeneration.
Treat the solo result as promising, not proven
Cyclone9 cannot open a true solo daily run because his entries have not refreshed. The available party runs still show Necro Hydra Tortelloni chunking Violet Aegis while lifesteal repeatedly recovers its HP, which makes a solo-capable build look achievable. The honest verdict is that the dragon appears worth further investment for daily dungeons, but the clean solo clear remains the next test.
