All right, guys, so this is what's going down, all right? You guys probably wondering what's going on with the title and all of that, or you know, lose and hope, whatever. Basically, I'm quitting YouTube, all right? I'm going back to school to become a gynecologist. What the? Janice is gonna be carrying the channel by herself. Okay. I'm becoming a gynecologist simply because there's no gynecologist out here that can fix my girlfriend, who can fix her areas. It was nice knowing you guys this last video, you guys will see me in and babe, good luck with the channel, that's all I can say. Guys, he's completely joking, okay? If that's not obvious, even though, I mean, I would love for you to become a gynecologist and figure everything out for me. You want me to look at other girls' areas? No, I said my gynecologist, not others. You want me to be a private gynecologist, okay? So you want to be selfish. Yep, exactly. You don't want me to share my knowledge with everyone else. No, I'm just kidding. If it's to help people like me, then, of sure. I ain't gonna become a gynecologist, that's why I never went to college. Can't do school, bro, school's not for me. Yeah, what's going on, guys? Welcome back to another video, all right? If you guys are new to the channel, make sure you guys hit that subscribe button, leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a post notification shout out at the end of today's video. The title, we're starting to lose hope. It's basically, you want to tell them what's going on with you? You're broken. Yeah, I'm not broken. Well, you're not fixed? Oh my goodness. So, guys, pretty much what's going on is, I know that we've been updating you on my endometriosis situation and I figured I haven't spoken to you guys about it in a while. And a lot of you have been DMing me about it and I just haven't been saying anything because I've been really struggling if that's the shortest way to put it, right, babe? Yeah, she's been going through a lot of cramping pains, TMI, but she's always on her time of the month. Always, literally. I'm always, that stuff happens. I don't want to say the word because I don't want to gross people out, but yeah. It's like, I can imagine how annoyed she can get with this type of stuff because it's like, I would be annoyed myself. It's never ending. And honestly, I haven't talked about all the birth controls that I've been on or I don't know if I have. I've been on almost seven different birth controls at this point. It's already seven? Yeah, it's been a lot. So imagine in a short amount of time, the amount of stress that puts on your body, women out there, you know if you have birth control, you take it, like how much it affects you. So I react so negatively and my side effects now on this pill have been not as bad as the rest. However, the spotting is ridiculous because it's more than spotting and it's been consistent since I started taking the pill and I'm going on two months. So imagine dealing with constant, like stuff like that for two months and it's caused me dizziness and nausea all the time. Literally, I can't smell certain foods. I can't smell certain things without gagging or feeling like I'm gonna throw up or pass out. So it's definitely not fun and I've expressed these feelings to my doctor and he basically told me to come in and have a chat because I really wanna discuss my options. I'm honestly fed up at this point, but... We gonna have a chat. And we got a big list of questions going, all right? And we gonna ask them and whatever answers he gives, if I got questions for those answers, I'm gonna ask them because I'm actually gonna go inside with you this time and we're gonna get to the bottom of this because this has to just end at this point. Yeah, and I always get so nervous and I have so much anxiety. So when I have my episodes, I pretty much blank out and I don't ever ask questions. I'm kinda just like, okay, he just tells me what to do and I'm just like, all right, so I guess this is what I have to do and I forget about all my questions and concerns and my complaints. So that's why he's coming in. That's where I come in and then I start questioning a doctor and he's probably gonna get annoyed but it's like, bro, I need answers, we need answers. Like, this just has to stop. I understand that this is like, is it like a disease or like, what is it? A condition? Yeah, I think it's a disease. Okay, so whatever it is, endometriosis, we know it's not gonna be, let's say, like an easy life or whatever, but there's gotta be something to actually help it and just to overall just feel better. Right, and I know that there's no cure. However, I just need something. So I know that we talked your ear off.  We're just gonna give him an update when we get out. We'll let you guys know what the doctor said and if we ended up squaring up or not. Cause I'm telling you, he's probably gonna get annoyed with all the questions I'm gonna be asking, but I feel like this needs to be asked at this point. Especially because I feel personally, like last thing before we like update you, this is a huge reason why we haven't moved to Florida yet. Honestly, because my health is not okay and there's no doctors out there that specialize in endometriosis. So that for me was really scary deciding to make that move and not having any closure with my condition or disease or whatever. So, yeah, we need answers. The disclaimer guys, the doctor that we go to, he's not a bad doctor at all. He's actually really, really good. We're gonna be nice. We just need to, we gotta ask questions when we go in because like she said, she doesn't ask questions cause she gets all nervous or whatever the case is. So I'm gonna go in this time and I'm gonna ask questions because we gotta know these things. But just to disclaimer, he's not a bad doctor at all. He's actually really, really great. Yeah, he really helped me with my surgery. He pretty much saved my ovaries. So, yeah. But he's gonna get annoyed with me today. But it's okay. So we'll give you guys an update as soon as we get out of the doctor. Guys, we just got out the office with the doctor. Turns out she's pregnant. No, I'm not. Don't say stuff like that. One day we'll be saying those words. I know, right? I'm gonna be so happy when he say it. The car just turned on by itself. I think so. Oh, it's on the automatic thing. All right, see the fancy stuff. That's why I don't like buying fancy stuff. Scares me. But go ahead, tell him the good news. We got a completely different outcome than what we thought we were gonna get. Yeah, and we had like a million and one questions written down and like going in. There's no need for them. First off, obviously, Isaiah witnessed my ultrasounds, how they go. How did that go for you? How did you feel? I saw you like in pain and you told me at home that if he does an ultrasound that it's like you're gonna be in pain. And I was just like, mm-hmm. Like I don't like seeing her in pain, obviously. So that makes me uncomfortable. But obviously I know he's a doctor. He's doing what he has to do. Yeah, but it makes me a little uncomfortable like seeing you in pain like that. Like I don't like that. Yeah, that's probably the worst pain I ever feel is when I'm getting like examined because of like everything. It's a good thing though because tell him what he found. So what he found out was that I have no cyst. He found nothing. Nothing at all. No lesions, nothing. He said everything looks completely healthy. He also told me that the birth control that I'm on is like ruining me pretty much. So he told me to get off of birth control in general. Which is what I wanted.  It never worked for me. But I kept being told that I needed it because of my cyst. I don't have any cysts anymore. You have nothing. I have literally nothing. He said it's like she doesn't have endometriosis.  But he was like, there's nothing there. So it looks like she doesn't even have it. And then he also said that he couldn't find my left ovary. So he did send me for an ultrasound for that. So what he did was he just prescribed me the ultrasound or whatever. I have to go and get that done in the future. And he wants to see me back in a month. But he said he's pretty confident that I'm gonna be okay. It's up to me if I wanna take birth control or not. He recommended an IUD. I don't wanna put hormones in my body. Like I've already decided that. I wanna do everything naturally. So that's out of the question. But that is all the news. Overall great news. We did not expect this at all. Honestly, we have no one to thank. But God obviously took care of her, did what he had to do. And so grateful for that. He also said that she can live a 100% normal lifestyle now. Meaning she can eat whatever the heck she wants if she still chooses to. She can go to the gym and lift heavy if she still wants to. She wasn't able to do this stuff before. He said, he did stress though that he wants you to more so relax like your mental. Really just like kind of relax, take it easy. And just kind of like, I guess be at peace. Yeah, so I do have anxiety. So that does play a role in my endometriosis pain. And what he told me is that it's a constant cycle. I get anxiety and then it triggers pressure and pain. And whenever I do feel anxiety, I do tense up. And he said that that's a huge trigger for my pain as well. He said, just stay away from caffeine, stuff that's not good for anxiety. And IBS, cause I have IBS. All of this goes hand in hand. So yeah, basically I have to just relax. I just gotta do stuff that can reduce my anxiety. It's more of a mental state of mind. You know, just be okay up here and you'll be okay down there. But I'm gonna be okay up here because I'm not going through depression and anxiety that the pills give me. Like I've been going through it. Like I don't talk about it, but I've really been going through it mentally and it affects me physically. I wake up feeling dizzy. Like I feel like I'm gonna pass out all the time. Like, so the fact that now I can feel normal, I am praying that for Jamaica I am just living my best life. Oh no, you're going to see. That was the best news to get right before Jamaica. The best thing about this whole doctor visit though was I got candy. I got candy. Wait, hold on. I got some too little. Wait, what'd you get? Wait, I don't know which pocket it's in. You're not supposed to have candy. Yes, sir. It's mints. I got the mints one. I'm telling you trainer. I could have mints. I'll actually train her about that one. All right. Well anyway, you found it. I saw it. There it is. All right, so with all that being said guys, overall great news, very positive outcome at the end of this video. We'll see you guys at home and we'll close it out then. All right guys, so we finally made it back home. We're about to go get some lunch going. She's going to make us some chicken taco so I'm like really excited for that. But that is the end of today's video guys. Just an update with her endometriosis. A very good end to the video. We did not expect this at all. You got anything you want to say? All glory to God. That's all I got to say. That's right. Keep your faith in God and everything will go right. 100%. Oh, I can't even, this is crazy. So excited. All right guys, so we're going to go and make them chicken tacos but it is time for today's post notification shout out. Today's post notification shout out goes out to AKT. Shout out to you girl. Thank you for all the love and support. 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Thank you, Simon, and thank you all for coming. What an incredible venue it is I've been thinking back Like Simon said, it's been five years ago that we got appointed digital champions And you must have all heard it many many times before but in those five years must just changed So when we set out to thinking what it would be to to be digital champions to champion this program to help support it to help develop it We didn't quite expect Everybody to be sitting at home and everybody be sitting on zoom and guess what? We're digital So in many ways we were at the forefront of how that whole innovation process happened So it's been quite a interesting couple of five years. It's been a tremendously exciting journey And they're reflecting back on that again, and I'll move on in a minute to to what we've achieved But when we set out in my mind I did set out a set of objectives as to what I was hoping to achieve with this program And to me there was a number of things that were very clear one of them was this concept of digital environment when we first did a Citizen science thing and we said what do you think about the digital environment? They either pointed at their phones or they looked at computers or they started talking about the internet But there was no environmental component in that for them digital environment was the environment in which digital happens Right, and so one of the things that we put for clearly and I'll show that in a minute The slide is this idea of that actually digital place within an environmental context is very powerful It is actually a concept a concept that is worth pursuing in in its own right And that was the first Challenge we had really is to kind of put digital on the map and with that Understanding and making clear what NERC's capabilities were around digital which are extraordinary I mean the amount of stuff didn't dark does in a digital space goes all the way from Submersives to satellites to large supercomputers, but all of it's invisible to the to the common public The next thing was clear to me and as I've been clear very long so my background is in modeling I'm a statistician and a muddler and I've noticed that in my particular community Everybody sticks to the discipline. So you have atmospheric modellers ocean and graphic modellers soul modellers biodiversity people ecological modellers and everybody kind of talks to their own community and sits in their own community and NERC very much is organized around similar type of pillars of discipline So you had an environmental data center an atmospheric data center an oceanographic data center And none of these people were talking to one another much When in fact they all faced the same challenges Challenges around how do we acquire data about the environment our understanding and our basis our databases of the environment is still sparse So how do we use sensor systems to get better information about what the environment is doing at this point in time? How do we take that data? How do we store it? How do we collate it? How do we organize it? How do we make that data accessible to the community? And how do we signpost the data? One of the big challenges we found is that half the time most of the academic community didn't even know where to find particular data sets So are there ways we can use digital tools to help signpost data to make the data more accessible? The other challenge we found of course is that the muddling communities weren't talking to one another and they themselves faced very similar problems so breaking across and Generating this this sense of community of people embarking on a similar challenge Which is the best what is the best most cost-effective way to acquire information about the environment? What is this is the state it's at and where it's heading? How can we use that data to inform decision-making in a coherent way? How do we support decision-makers? That component became core to what is now constructing a digital environment The second challenge of these We found was that in effect Digital was always in NERC in the background. There was quite a strong digital infrastructure One of the things that we brought together and it was not not just me and Steve But it was the entire NERC digital community together with Simon and Anna Was around developing a clear strategic view of how digital would develop in NERC One of our big wins was a strategic Was a strategy document the NERC digital strategy? Which is now implemented and is now being part and core of how NERC thinks about its environmental science offering So bringing digital at the core of NERC science offering Thinking about how digital can enable can transform how we think about the environment how we help make decisions about the environment and how we how we express and Articulate what we do in the environment to the general public and to policy makers and decision makers That was at the core at the heart of the things that I was hoping to achieve at the end of the program As always with many things There are ticks and some they're half ticks and others and some things we didn't that's that's the way things go But I do think and I can I'll go to slides for a minute The the key looking Mac one of the key elements that I feel we really really achieved Steve and I was this ability to unlock digital at the heart of NERC and of NERC science and From there also kind of showing how you can use digital tools To bring a community together in very intuitive ways things like hackathons and digital trails things that Don't normally sit within the core NERC science so The next slide the reason why I started with this very long preamble, and I'm sorry is that the next slide kind of shows Our achievements, so I wanted to first set out what we were hoping to do and then move on to what we've achieved So as Simon indicated we've had 10 million pounds committed to champions myself Steve and 23 projects funded that's quite a lot of projects that we managed to get through the door for 10 million pounds We had 32 institutions involved and 45 project partners, so our impact was wide We have at least 26 digital technologies used if you've got any questions about which digital technologies I'm going to point to Steve We had a large number of workshops and conferences a huge online presence as Abby will knows We had 80 expert members so in essence we built an expert network And that expert network was digital it was mostly online only towards the end of the program Where we able to bring them together and through that we had a community and that community spanned All the way from people that were very busy with sense of development How do I put a salinity sensor on a submersible to go into the ocean to people? Let's sit on the ethics side that sits on the legal side You know what is the legality of data? How does one use data who owns the IP? How does the IP gets transferred? those kind of ethical considerations the use of the data its utility and how that then gets Applied environmental decision-making was as much a discussion point as What is a digital twin and how does a digital twin function? And that's part of the strength of this program was we had these communities speaking to each other And we have these communities present in the room right now. So certainly You know invite you to speak to to members of the expert network and we have a hands is who he's here from the expert network a Couple So please do talk to them They can share your experiences. That's how they worked We had a previous discussion about what multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary is and how it functions This was multidisciplinary it did we did have people from very different disciplines talking to one another We did four digital trails, I'll spend a little bit more time in a minute But that was very much around Finding digital tools to signpost environmentally important data sets so where someone somewhere has made a measurement has deposited that data in One of the environmental depository data depository stores. How do you get other people to find it and use it? We had a very successful created webinar series. I'll spend a little bit more time with that We spent some time doing horizon scanning Where is digital going and what does the future in digital look like for the environment? And we have a very active slack channel On these these these vignettes kind of give a flavor of the various activities we've had So here's the CDE program overview as you can see we were pointed in 2018 That's a very young me there. I do recognize that I've aged since for a variety of reasons And of course in the middle of there was COVID and the impact of COVID Despite that we've had a whole series of very very active periods We wave one was a set of feasibility studies that were funded wave two was another set of feasibility studies That led to the demonstrator projects Again, we'll talk about that in a minute and later on in the program We have representatives from the demonstrator projects speaking to you about what they've done and what they've achieved and in the back We actually have them demonstrating what they did And then in the end we had a Funding of mini demonstrators these were the mini demonstrators were a result of all the discussion We had in the expert network of interesting ideas that came from that and we were able to fund a number of that and The one you're seeing there is the is is an art? AI combination around butterflies done by and again You'll hear more about that as the day goes on and then we had a whole set of Conferences and various other activities as you would expect from a program like this So what do we mean with digital environment? What is the concept of digital environment? There's two ways of seeing this One is what I call the arc where you start with the data gathering exercise the Development of the sensors the how you get information then you store that information how do you access it? How do you maintain it meta data the structure around that? How do you turn that data into? Information, so how do you make it informative then finally? How do you use that information to make decisions about how we manage and how we understand our environment? The problem with an arc, of course is that it goes from one to another. It's linear and your points well-made. It's Circular and so this represents that same idea, but in a circular sense that of course Sensor development will be as a function of where we need to make decisions. We're not going to put sensors in places We're not interested in so you end up with this kind of circular process And then of course all the buzzwords on the side Represent kind of the scope the sense of what we were trying to achieve with digital environment things like the various forms of sensor development the computing edge computing clouds computing and And the various computing capabilities the UKRI have with that And then moving from that how you get to things like analysis ready data data labs How can you make that data quickly accessible to the research community? to then move quickly into Making decisions something and this is my personal opinion here Something I've noticed a lot is we tend to repeat the data acquisition process a lot the standard research program starts with We're going to go collect some data And after we've collected some data We're going to go talk to the modelers and the modelers are going to do some things with it And then we're going to go talk to the decision makers and say look our pretty model does this and that's a standard research program and Actually, if you think about how often we collect data about the same thing over and over and over again When in fact, we've got massive data repositories of people have collected that data before But this data needs to be accessible and that's one of the work we did around that use of structured and unstructured data the idea I Came out of Lancaster around virtual labs And this idea of analysis ready data data that is can be immediately ingested through an API can be used quickly For the by the community to develop that on In a many ways, that's a massive efficiency Going back to the earlier point We go to Treasury and we make a case an expending review. We need funding for this We can go to Treasury and say actually there's been a previous massive investment of X amount of pounds in this data set And this data systems and all these structures and we need add-on investment to make that investment work for you You've got a case with Treasury and that's the other thing around these making these data sets available And then you move into the space that that I get excited about as a mutler and statistician, which is the digital twinning space You know, how do you turn all of this into something informative? The key to all of this is to keep the decision-makers front and central that what we're doing is meaningful And what we're doing actually helps us manage the environment better and helps inform decision-makers better And one of the things I personally really really enjoyed from Doing an SPF is we worked closely with DEFRA There was this clear component of government interest and what we were doing and how this related to government decision-making So we had a clear input from you get in our side from DEFRA and that deaf that component You could see that come through in many of the decisions we made as an SPF Having been involved in many other of these big strategic funding programs That having that key stakeholder governmental contact was key to making this successful uninformative So in terms of the feasibility studies, this gives you a flavor Again, there's a website digital environment org which has far more detail on what each one of these does But we have in essence we funded a hub for greenhouse that greenhouse Sorry, a hub for UK greenhouse gas data hugs And I can see Neil sitting in the back there as part of the hugs story Engineering and transforming integrating sensor networks and train the dynamic movement Motion map of the UK this was with pistol then feasibility to we went into water resources a digital environmental water resources from Glasgow mitigation landscape mitigation informatics against landscape geo hazards Under water large air resolution monitoring for distributed optical fiber acoustic sensors University of Southampton and sounding out to river a new system for monitoring riverbed load mobilization and transport these were moving rocks From the University of Edinburgh and a number of other ones mosaic moisture sensors So combining cosmos with measurements Metrology can ask virtual labs. So here we're starting to move to this concept of virtual labs and the virtual labs are what sits Above our data structures allowing us to quickly analyze data From Lancaster University. So all these various Feasibilities led to what was then our demonstrator call the idea was basically instead of having us a bunch of research Projects, you would have a set of feasibility Projects where we tried and trialed different types of technology But as you can see there is already decision-making and end-user components even in the feasibility component And I'll talk about the demonstrator call in a bit We also had we then let on to a demonstrator call workshop in 2019 we had a number of them across the UK Cardiff London and Edinburgh. I was president the Edinburgh one You can see a very young Simon there What COVID does to us And in effect, we had a lot of these they were well attended And we were really were we were really building a community around them COVID hit and the whole thing had to go online Which which functioned well at the end In terms of demonstrator projects Approximately each one of them was about a million pounds. They lasted 24 months months in duration each And I'm just going to read the titles because we are actually have representatives from the demonstrator projects following on this session and They have stands in the back and in the next room over where you can actually see what they've done and you can interact with some of the technology They've developed So cream tea is probably one of the best titles I have ever seen of a research program. I really like it Coastal resilience alerts and monitoring technologies. So this is very much around wave and wave action as it breaks over the edge and The nicest slides you always see is the train comes across and gets hit by a wave decide delivering enhance ecobytes delivering enhanced biodiversity information with adaptation citizen science and intelligent digital engagements Sense them smart sensing of landscapes under undergoing hazards and hydrological movement Pyramid platform for dynamic hyper hyper resolution Near real-time flood risk assessment integrating repurposed and novel data sources Sentinel which is treescapes and open GHG which was a follow-on from the feasibility study Around greenhouse gases and retina dynamic monitoring and reporting and verification of implementing negative emission strategies in managed ecosystems Now one of the things I hope as we've gone through this That you see the flavor and nature and breadth of projects. We've had these are cross-disciplinary We've had projects in most of the biospheres using a myriad of technology And this kind of to me addresses the first challenge I had how do we make sure that this isn't discipline based this isn't a particular discipline putting their research ideas forward And to me the the concept the structure of a feasibility leading to a demonstrator Addresses your point around challenge lead And if you do things from a challenge led perspective very quickly you are in that multidisciplinary world You're not worried about anymore if you're a ecologist or a hydrologist You're worried about a system and how do we understand to monitor and better manage that system We did quite a lot of work around community engagement. We had Public engagement process early on and then later we had a set of We called them digital gatherings, which sounds a bit oxymoronic, but we actually was there physically But it was digital gatherings And there's the the first conference we had post COVID which was at Birmingham in 2022 and then The last conference we had as a community was at Bass in 2023 just now and both both an incredible success nice buzz people really engaged We being digital of course part of our remit was to start using novel and different digital tools to engage the community and To engage the public and one of them one of the key ones is hackathons And one of the things we did a lot was how do we make NERC data available to the digital community to then propose or develop some hackathons around that And we had a set of challenges around that so we had the COVID-19 digital sprint hackathon That was massively successful. How does environmental data help our response to COVID? There's some really interesting responses to that designing trains and Understanding the importance of green space, but all based on NERC data And then we recently had another set of hackathons in 2023 Again very successful and the neat thing about hackathons is you're making NERC data available to the entire NERC community And you have people coming through that are not even part of NERC community Computer scientists and one that's suddenly interested in using environmental data in novel in different ways And it's very cost-effective. It's you know, you're not funding a very large in the science program What you're saying is here's some data. It's exciting data, but we're not so sure what to do with it Let's run a hackathon and at the end There's a set of prizes for the person that best develops a novel application a novel way of thinking about that data It's short. It's sharp But it actually addresses people and communities that typically we wouldn't address within our within our science community And then our expert network who were basically the backbone of the whole program and thanks again to everybody here on the expert network We're hoping this in some way or other may continue into the future But in any case, thank you so much for the support over the last five years We've had a lot of people that have stayed with us for the past five years and that's been really really encouraging as well as having quite Novel people coming in coming out all ages Early career researchers senior experts international experts. We had a quite an international community built around this And now we have an alumni system of 80 expert networks This is a community that is interested in understanding digital tools how to apply them and how to build from them and a lot of the network members are now embedded in the digital strategy our part This is a bit boring, but if you're into IT and into data systems, you understand that governance is one of the key elements That always sits behind it. They're part of the governance structure They're part now of that digital community that's supporting NERC and its science so in a way it's a It's an added benefit. It's it's a capability that NERC now has uses and has access to and that's been an incredible success story and again highlighting The incredible cross-disciplinarity of the we're just seeing there's faces, but you know, there's biodiversity. There's ethics. There's law There's digital twinning There's remote sensing there. So in those faces there is such a spread of expertise and knowledge represented The webinar series Again, this this we always intended to do it, but it became one of the key delivery platforms during COVID Because of the way to build the community and extend the community but also for people to start communicating. So we have over If you can see just their constructing digital environment, we have 278 subscribers, but we have over 83 videos webinar series of a whole variety of topics going all the way from how do you worry about uncertainty and statistics to ethics to law to To various applications sensor development. So if you haven't seen a webinar series yet I strongly encourage you want to subscribe because we want that number to go up and to You know, it's an incredible resource of Know-how of knowledge of how to think about digital and this to me was became the key point around signposting signposting Where data sets are but also signposting knowledge understanding tools This is a learning base where if you're embarking or starting on your digital journey You're thinking about using digital tools to help resolve a particular problem Please the experts are there. You've got 83 videos of people telling you what they've gone through and signposting best practices Signposting how one approaches a digital problem. And that's it for me. I think


Hey, everyone, welcome back to figure story. So we are here at the Facebook official Facebook page of figure fantasy and guess what Just mentioned this earlier that Rin is a must-some-un. So she is dropping this week Take note this week now. It's only Monday. So definitely she's going to be dropping on a Friday. So It's confirmed here. So she's a brand-new ultra figurine. So Rin is spelled with a double n. Okay, not a single m Okay, so this is Some of the features of her figure and let's take a look at the skills based on the translated site for the Japanese version So that you can see more or less what you're receiving when you're going to summon for Rin Okay, so we are here in the translated the site for figure story So more or less we have here in Her rating is S rank. So the highest in this rating s She's evaluated at 8.5 out of a 10. So Paul says Her translation is a bit, you know, it's a bit hazy. So please bear with the translation So again, let's take a look at her skills. So for her attack skill So priority given to the front enemy in the same horizontal row So the most adjacent one because she's Vanguard definitely she's going to attack that so for level up effect She's going to have a damage total of Increase of 50% if you level up one and two her technique skill is really her ultimate. So For ultimate her energy that she would use for this is 60 and energy recovery six per second Attacks the current target and enters the observation state for five seconds I don't know what the observation state is. So while observing you can find one weakness of the enemy each time you attack Inflicts additional damage on enemies after five seconds depending on the number of weakness So this is really really vague for what I understand. She deals a lot of damage Based on this will have to see that the final translation for her ultimate But if you level this up when observing each time rinse attack it activates freeze damage of 45 percent of its own attack, which is actually good, especially if you pair her with a couple of Frost units Each time Rin activates a skilled hit her damage is increased by 20 percent and can be accumulated up to three times So this can stack up to 60 percent. So that is her unit her ultimate Again, please bear with the translation. So For her passive at the same at the time of a normal attack, there is a 50% chance to activate a continuous attack So probably an additional attack the barrage deals two levels of damage to the target in a row ignoring the target's Defense 30% defense Okay, so ignoring 30% of its defense. So 50% to trigger that additional two barrages two levels of damage in a row so two attacks in a row ignoring targets defense So that is why She really has a big amount of attack or damage the probability of activation is affected by the effect hit Okay, so if you level up this skill has a 45% HP absorption Effect on continuous attack damage. So if you heal her She absorbs plus an additional 45% of the amount that you're going to heal her So that's good after activating the mystery Mystery is actually the ultimate every time be sure to activate one continuous attack Okay, so that's the the level up to so her exclusive skill is increase evasion rate by 15 and recovers HP after evasion Degrees own attack by 5% and evasion additional by 5% evasion rate is increased to 20% So technically what I understand from her skill is that she is going to be pretty much a Guided missile just unleash her on the target and she will deal Tremendous amount of damage the classic example would be Yuna So as a Yuna doesn't have that much defensive skills, but again her first ultimate really Does a lot of damage, so I hope that is how rinse kit is designed So more or less you have the idea of What you're getting when you're summoning for her so definitely I'm gonna be summoning for her to compliment my Tenma team and More or less to get rid of Alfred Okay, so that is it guys so so far that is the update for today This update is going to be dropping again on Friday So hope you guys have saved enough currency for this one as for me. I don't have enough Recently spent it. I don't know for some crazy reason I don't know why what why it did spend all of it, but again, I have to say for the next four days So anyway guys, so this is the update for Rin See her on Friday and a new update will also drop on Friday. Hopefully another figure will be coming with her during this update and Hope to see you guys on the next video for figure fantasy. Thank you guys Please consider subscribing Because because this helps my channel a lot and also don't forget to click that bell icon Thank you guys. Stay safe. Take care. It's the warden and I'm out of here