Now that That's All Folks! has been buffed, it might be a good time to discuss her once again.
The SA1 has been by far the one that recieved the largest changes: first it went from Enrage to Precision stacks, and now Evasion on top of Precision. This new buff is a rather dangerous one, because much like Unflinching it's capable of breaking combos, only this time rather than taking the hit but not reacting to it, it simply passes through them without damage, Blockbusters included. It even works while airborne, making it one of the most ideal defensive options.
In terms of stats, Untouchable would still do a better job than TaF, but because of Evasion's sheer effectiveness at disrupting the player (or the AI), I'm willing to say TaF is now even with her, and is a solid S-Tier defender.
When it comes to counters, it's largely the same story than UT: Hex and Curse. Although much like UT, Curse doesn't fully counter her, because you'll still get inflicted with Armor Break when hitting her, and Crit Rate remains reduced, so consider your strategy wisely.
The Crit Rate reduction has been unmodified since "Dia Uno", and I doubt it requires more discussion, but it's still worth doing it anyway. This ability tends to counter those who rely heavily on Critical Hits, but are unable to gain Precision stacks by themselves (i.e. Parasite Weave, No Egrets...). The main counter, like I said earlier, would be Hex, but because the reduction is only 75%, there's nothing stopping you from investing on moves and raising the rate to 100%, so that it only gets crippled to 25%.
One of the defense setup mistakes I tend to see the most involves TaF, and that'd be pairing her up with Marqueed Painwheels. We all know that both MAs rely on getting hit by Criticals, so the Crit Rate reduction won't really make the fight harder for the player, but rather easier, because he won't need to care about damage reflection or armor stacking.
Of course, now TaF will work on almost any prize fight, but she excels at the Ms. Fortune pf, and the Light Elemental pf. The first one because either you land a critical hit, or you get stunned; and the crit reduction comes really handy. The Light pf is simply because the buffs gained from it are extremely annoying to deal with, and just imagine coupling that with Evasion. Jesus.
Anyway that's really all there is to it for now, shoutouts to those who evolved her to diamond before 3.4. Have a good one!
