Hey guys, welcome to figure fantasy. We're here to build up Yolanda, but before that we're gonna be going over her skills okay, so First and foremost, this is Sorry, she is going to be a militarist guys So if you guys know don't know it. She's gonna be good From far range. So first and foremost again, it's her Basic attack skills, so you're gonna be building her and Her main weapon is going to be her basic attack So she has a fast attack speed If the target is ignited triggers additional damage take note of that That is her level two for her basic attack. Make sure that you have somebody who has ignite or you're placing her in an ignite team boost the damage from basic attacks by 25% this one the eternal beauty in love. This is actually in her adornment Okay, I don't want to discuss more on her adornment, but this is this belongs to her adornment You can buy her adornment her adornment outright in the store It's it's going to be there. I'm just gonna point you guys to the right direction so that you would know where to buy it It's actually in Your Adornment store. It's gonna be available here down below. So as you can see I already bought it So it's gonna be you can buy it outright. You don't need to Roll for RNG for that one. So let's go back to her and let's see how we're gonna build her She's down here. She's only two star. It's so shameful Anyway for her adornment going back to her adornment enhances your land is a basic attack each basic attack has a 13% chance to unleash the flash To attack the same target. Although this is 13% you can build that up later It's gonna be here So you can build this up if you get copies of this The chance to unleash it at that actually increases. So going back to her again to Went back too far. So for her for her basic attack you have to more or less Build your kit around her basic attack her ultimate her ever initials energy 70 So if she has 70 she's going to trigger her ultimate as early as your other figures Deals damage the current enemy and ignites them for five seconds. So you don't technically don't need To bring somebody who can ignite other figures she herself has ignite built in her kit But again, it wouldn't hurt if you have other you know other ignite figures in your team She doesn't necessarily need to be an ignite team to be successful But she complements ignite team so much that she is needed in ignite teams But again a clarification. She can stand alone on her own Ignites them for five seconds then use a reagent to enhance herself for five seconds while enhanced increase attack speed by 80% So her ultimate increase her Enhances her attack speed probably making her basic attack very fast Okay, so upgrade effect at level 2 while enhanced increase damage by 30 when HP is higher or equal than 70% So take note of that in attacks have a 50% lifesteal when HP drops below 70. So you don't really need to Heal her or watch out for her HP. She can heal herself when Her HP below drops 70% as long as you Upgrade this to level 2 and at level 3 increase the duration of the ignition of enemy and enhancement to Seven seconds instead of five. It's going to be seven. It's gonna be longer. Next is her passive Okay, so for her passive It's fission forbidden solution So after an allied figure uses an ultimate Yolanda will trigger a flask attack. So she works off The figures around her the flask deals damage to the target of the current attack Upgrade effect increases the flash damage dealt if the target is ignited increase the damage dealt by additional 40% So she is really built with a lot of damage built around her basic attack Number three is increased flash damage becomes immune to all control effects all each control defect applied while immune triggers a Flask attack and recovers 30 energy controlled effects include frozen stun knocked up and Locked. Okay, that is her passive. So impressive enough that She's going to be she's going to be I can put her up to probably the highest tier but I can't because most of The collabs there are more powerful than she is she she can deal a lot of damage, but She can deal a lot of damage. She has fast attack But that is to the extent of what she can bring probably the near, you know, the before the god tier level she could be there and the last is her specialized tag Violacium conjecture Increase boost them boost damage by 15 where there is no surrounding enemy. So she's actually good for bosses If I may say I'd like to build her but again at this point, I don't want to spend so much On her Because I could get her in the store afterwards But we'll see we'll see if I have extra pulls for her probably could take her to five star At least, you know Upgrade effect is increase life steal by 10 and increase initial energy by 20 Which is nice because again She will be going first with another boost of initial energy and boost damage by 25 when there is no surrounding enemies Again, she is going to be good for bosses. Okay, moving on to her parts there is only one way to build her you're gonna need an attack set and you're gonna need a Basic attack or this is not a basic attack. This is a skill set, which is a basic attack power of plus 18% This is the only way to build her you can't build her any other way You can probably do a attack speed, but again, she already does She'd only has that in your kit. You don't need more attack speed because her ultimate will ultimately Ultimately give her additional attack speed. Okay, so parts that is it very simple You don't have to have another What they call this another Option for her parts attack and skill set will do next up is going to be her badge This is my foremost recommendation So eternal nightmare badge is the best thing for her boost attack speed by 10% This is fixed. This doesn't have a good a duration or a duration It's gonna be boosted by 10 basic attacks about 21% a chance to bounce additional lightning off Four times each time dealing 80% of attack and additional damage to her if you don't like eternal nightmare badge let's go to The badges I have one more one more recommendation for her The other one is going to be this one your eternal phantom badge Which also makes gives her additional attack speed by 56% But it's going to be only after for 10 seconds after unleashing the ultimate So again, this could be good But I would prefer the the staple 10% because again her ultimate does give her a lot of boost for attack speed The 10% is going to be fixed for the entire game for the other batch that I'm recommending This one is just your second option. If you don't have the yellow ones. I would recommend probably this one So this one the end time divinity badge is actually my last recommendation If you don't have any of the other two that I mentioned this one would be best for her because Basic attacks have a 30% chance to deal extra damage equal to 160% of her attack. Okay guys, so as for team composition I if you remember I mentioned Yolanda doesn't need to be built You know, you don't need you need to build an ignite team around her for her to be good It's the reverse. She's going to be very very good on ignite teams So the ignite team that you are going to build around her would be First and foremost old shaman. You have old shaman second would be Zauyu Zauyu is If you can remember his skill He will be setting off these, you know Setting off your enemies on fire So also ignites all enemies at the same time. This is going to be for his ultimate and the passive doesn't have any ignite properties, but with Zauyu with the team you can almost ignite anybody but again It's it's not really needed for for Yolanda's kit but for the team if you want a team of Five so you have ultra man. You have Zauyu If you need more survivability, you'll definitely need Eryx. Yeah, and You won't need actually Zauyu it depends on if you need more, you know more damage. She will need him He does have an affinity for ignite if you remember, let's Let's not promote him. So if he has this adornment When Zauyu's basic attack hits ignited enemies deal additional damage equal to eighty percent eighty eight percent This one can be good for him on an ignite team. So you have Ultra man again. You have Zauyu. You have Zauyun. You have Eryxia. So that's your five the other one if you need If you need a more defensive lineup, you can go with Sanada Yukimura, definitely.  She's not going to be she's not going to be dependent on ignite teams Okay So take note of that But if you guys have built an existing ignite team, definitely she's going to be part of your main DPS Together with ultra man. Okay guys. So for my final thoughts for Yuland She's nearly there on top with the other you know the other God tier figures most of them are collab figures. She's not as god tier as Tia But she's definitely near the top. So I'm saying that she could be god tier if You build her right but in terms of what she can give She's just a tier below god tier. So but she's gonna be good.  It's just unfortunate that she followed after Tia that I wasn't able to you know to save enough for her pulls but I'm not giving up on her. She's definitely down the line gonna be one of my secret builds Hopefully I could at least take her now up to five star Probably build her up to one diamond in the future and onward So she's a very very good militarist one. I think of the best that we have in terms of damage Very good for bosses you might consider building her if you don't have a militarist right now that you can rely on You can actually build her for free to play. She's not really a must-summon We really have a lot of militarists out there But if you have if you can spend on more pulls, please take her up to five diamonds She is going to be a headache for your bosses in This what they called it in this game. So that is it guys. Thank you very much for staying this far Take care. Stay safe. This is the warden and I'm out of here


Hello, everyone. This is Byron King with Investor Intel. And boy, do I have a treat for you right now. We have Pierre Gaultier of OXICO Resources, a rare earth development play that is working with the mineral sand products in South America and in Africa, Colombia, Brazil, Congo, other places, got a bunch of relationships.  And Pierre, would you tell us please about your ultrasound patent that you just received from the United States Patent and Trademark Office on reducing mineral sands into something very, very important. Tell us about it. Yeah, my pleasure because that's really a pet project of mine over the last five years. But, you know, it's no different than when you go to the hospital for a kidney stone and they use ultrasound to break down that stone so it can exit your body. You know, so if you think of that process and you apply it to mining, what do we do in mining? We take the rock, we crush it, we put it into solution into tanks, we put some acid in there. The acid is meant to collect what you're seeking in terms of mineral and detachment from the host rock and that can take 24 hours in terms of cyanide, it can take 10 hours for nickel, rare earth, etc. It's a very time-consuming thing for the acid to do its work. When you put an ultrasound in there, it creates these cavitation bubbles that collide together and they destroy the particles into nanoparticles. So the result of that process is that your acid has a much more surface contact area to collect what mineral you're seeking to collect. So, you know, in nickel, we've done it in 15 minutes, 97% recovery compared to H-PAL, which could be eight hours, and so on. So I think it's a great contribution to the mining industry and we started early in this about five years ago and now we work with the University of Montreal that has the Sonification Department, very rare in North America, but there's 30 PhDs in Sonal Chemistry working there. We work with McGill University. So we have a scientific group that's on this all the time and we got our first patent from the US government last week, so it's good stuff. Well, that's totally exciting. I think the last time we spoke, I actually showed you this crystal of monazite here. This is a beautiful crystal. It's about the size of my thumb a little bit bigger. Actually, this is not what you find in nature usually. You'd pay 300 bucks for this at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, so we're not going to toss this into the crusher. But the idea is that you take monazite and you break it down, but now with your ultrasound, you're literally turning it to a powder and increasing the surface area, which increases the efficiency of processing. And so you save chemicals, you save energy as in heat, speed it all up, the kinetics of the reaction, and this is just a remarkable development. And I really congratulate you on that. That was sort of my personal, like, wow moment here for viewers and listeners out there who are watching this. Tell us what's going on, what else is going on with OXICO.  You have a cash register. Tell us about your cash register.  And oddly enough, there's a lot of tin historical operations that have monazite stands that are sitting there and tailings and so on. But the radioactivity has stopped that development pretty significantly because you can't move that those concentrates outside of a border. They can't travel with international radioactivity. So one of the things we've just done is done an ultrasound treatment, put everything in solution and precipitated out the thorium and created a concentrated of errors with no radioactivity. So that liberates some of these big deposits in Brazil or Colombia that do have radioactivity that can now be sold under long-term contracts because that was the impediment to that kind of development. In the Congo, we're really fortunate as that we have a monazite sand deposit there with no radioactivity. Which is contrary to everything you read is usually all of them are radioactive. So we've been able to start exporting 50% plus of errors from the Congo. And we had our first shipment about a month ago, 100 tons, and that'll be 150 tons this month. And we're going to build that to about 1000 tons a month. So that puts us in a different conversation with potential buyers, governments, car manufacturers and so on. The fact that, yeah, would you like 1000 tons, we'll deliver it in 60 days, you know? So we're looking to enter into long-term contracts with either governments or automakers for that matter. Absolutely. So that's just two home runs in one discussion here. You've managed to break the code on just the reaction kinetics of turning, you know, turning your mineral into a concentrate. And now you're able to remove the thorium. I hold in my hand a vial of thorium oxide, very, very low-level radioactivity. You know, I can hold it as a civilian, but if I had too much of this stuff, I'd be in trouble. So that's just an astonishing leap. Tell us, where all do you work? Who mentioned Columbia, Brazil, Congo, what else? Yeah. So the main projects are actually Bolivia as well. Bolivia has a big history of tin mining there with huge amounts of tailings and so on. And we're looking at sources of rarest there as well. And when you hit these monazite sands, you know, there's a lot of them. Our Brazilian project, there's 30 million tons of tailings in the deal we're working on now. And it was all studied by the German government and the Brazilian government that did a massive study on this, took several years on, you know, on the economics of these tailings deposits. And there's tin in there, there's tinthalium, niobium, and zirconium. So there's a way of concentrating all these things out individually to create a revenue stream. And when they did this in 2018, they just stopped at the rarest they took. The rarest were like 3% approximately of the tailings volume. So on 30 million tons, that's still 900,000 tons. Those are their numbers, not mine. And then they converted that into a rarest concentrate of about 38% total rarest with radioactivity. So they just stopped there and didn't go any further. So in our case, we did ultrasound on that one hour and got the thorium out, precipitated everything out. So now we have this non-radioactive concentrate and there's a million tons of it. So I would think that some government or some car manufacturer might be interested in that. So is it fair to say that you're not really a mining company in the sense that you're buying sand, you know, tailings and sand that are already there? You're not digging a hole in the ground, are you? No, we do own the middle rights to this because, you know, in many cases, right, we want to own the middle rights because of the in-situ value of the asset for sure. So yeah, so in Colombia, we have the middle rights to 1,500 hectares of alluvial plains in there that are very interesting. And in the Congo, our joint venture partner company, Central America Nickel, which I also found that owns a mining concession, a joint venture with the government there for 25 years. So we want to own the asset and have a majority interest in owning that asset, just to be able to develop on our own terms. Oh, okay. Yeah, all right. I want to just try to clarify that. In a previous discussion, we had talked about Bolivia and we talked about the tin mining. And apparently in the olden days, you know, they processed the sands for the tin, but they left everything else there. And there you are. You know what? Think of it. They're helping us by eliminating the tin and increasing the value of the rares. And that has happened not only in Bolivia, but in the Congo, the property we have was an old tin mine. So again, the tailings from the tin operation have been enhanced in value by the removal of the tin. In Colombia, we have a lot of tin there on the ground as well. So there is an association with tin and monosite sands and rares and what we see there. So these are important new and very, very large sources of rares to be exploited. Yeah. Well, if people hear these stories and get excited and want to go out and, you know, buy into Oxyco, how would they do that? What's your share structure and what exchanges should they do? Well, we're on the Canadian stock exchange right now. There's about 66 million shares out the market caps to about 50 million bucks. And that pales by comparison to most of their companies in the rares field. So we're sort of a new entrant in rares, not that known yet. Although there's a press release that came out this morning that I just like to point everybody's attention to. In Colombia, we've been working for rares that are about three to five meters in these sands down on the ground and concentrating them. And then we have this iron cap formation, the first meter. And we just found in the iron cap that there's about nine grams of gold there and about 12, 13 grams of platinum right there in the first meter from surface. And we can project out this iron cap within our 1,500 hectares and there'd be about 150 hectares of that material right on surface. So this ends up, this has the potential to be a major gold producer along with platinum when you have open pit at that kind of level. So if you put it in that context, we would be mining rares under there for free and the gold and the platinum would cover the extraction costs of everything else. Well, all good things come to an end, including this interview. And this has been a fabulous interview, Pierre. Thank you so much. I personally thank you. I hope that the viewers and the listeners out there, I hope they thank you. And months from now, after they bought some shares and things are really developing, I think the market's going to be thanking us in other ways. But thank you so much for your time and for your courtesy and we wish you well and your company and everyone with whom you interact in these exciting mining areas. So best wishes to you and everyone. Yeah, thank you, Brian. Thanks for having me. Appreciate it.