Mother 3/Kumatora

PSI

Offensive

Level	Name	PP	Target	Effect
Event	PK Starstorm	48	All Enemies	650-680 HP of non-elemental damage to all enemies.
3	PK Fire α	6	All Enemies	60-80 HP of Fire-elemental damage to all enemies. It might set an enemy on fire.
7	PK Freeze α	5	1 Enemy	120-140 HP of Ice-elemental damage to one enemy. It might freeze an enemy.
12	PK Thunder α	7	1 Enemy	120-130 HP of Thunder-elemental damage to one random enemy. It has a 15% chance of paralyzing an enemy.
23	PK Fire β	12	All Enemies	120-140 HP of Fire-elemental damage to all enemies. It might set an enemy on fire.
28	PK Freeze β	10	1 Enemy	200-230 HP of Ice-elemental damage to one enemy. It might freeze an enemy.
32	PK Thunder β	15	2 Enemies	120-130 HP of Thunder-elemental damage to two random enemies. It has a 15% chance of paralyzing an enemy.
38	PK Freeze γ	18	1 Enemy	320-350 HP of Ice-elemental damage to one enemy. It might freeze an enemy.
43	PK Fire γ	20	All Enemies	200-320 HP of Fire-elemental damage to all enemies. It might set an enemy on fire.
49	PK Thunder γ	21	3 Enemies	170-230 HP of Thunder-elemental damage to three random enemies. It won't cause paralysis at all.
51	PK Freeze Ω	28	1 Enemy	450-480 HP of Ice-elemental damage to one enemy. It might freeze an enemy.
53	PK Fire Ω	40	All Enemies	280-320 HP of Fire-elemental damage to all enemies. It might set an enemy on fire.
57	PK Thunder Ω	32	4 Enemies	170-230 HP of Thunder-elemental damage to four random enemies. It won't cause paralysis at all.
60	PK Ground	43	All Enemies	2-13% of the enemy's maximum HP of damage to all enemies. It hits five times in a row in one turn, and has an 8% chance of making an enemy trip during any of those hits, causing them to be unable to act for a few turns.

Recovery

Level	Name	PP	Target	Effect
11	Lifeup α	5	1 Ally	Restores 60-70 HP to one ally.
14	Healing α	4	1 Ally	Cures one status ailment from one ally.
27	PSI Magnet α	0	1 Enemy	Absorbs 2-8 PP from one enemy.
31	Lifeup β	9	1 Ally	Restores 120-140 HP to one ally.
45	PSI Magnet Ω	0	All Enemies	Absorbs 2-8 PP from all enemies.

Assist

Level	Name	PP	Target	Effect
15	Offense Down α	7	1 Enemy	Lowers the Offense of one enemy.
17	Paralysis α	8	1 Enemy	Causes paralysis on one enemy.
19	Defense Down α	7	1 Enemy	Lowers the Defense of one enemy.
21	Hypnosis α	6	1 Enemy	Puts one enemy to sleep.
25	Brainshock α	7	1 Enemy	Causes one enemy to feel strange.
29	Paralysis Ω	24	All Enemies	Causes paralysis on all enemies.
35	Hypnosis β	18	All Enemies	Puts all enemies to sleep.
37	Offense Down Ω	22	All Enemies	Lowers the Offense of all enemies.
40	Defense Down Ω	22	All Enemies	Lowers the Defense of all enemies.
47	Brainshock Ω	22	All Enemies	Causes all enemies to feel strange.

Strategy

Echoing the previous female party members, Kumatora's role is a PSI-based character that typically uses her PSI attacks to deal damage, along with some debuffs and limited healing abilities compared to Lucas.

Her offensive PSI attacks are much more versatile than Lucas' costly PK Love, having different uses. PK Thunder can easily get rid of Shields, PK Fire useful for dealing with larger groups, and PK Freeze being useful for single-target damage. Near the end of the middle section of the game, you'll obtain PK Starstorm, allowing you to have a second option to deal with groups of stronger enemies while Lucas can hold back from using PK Love to instead use his support abilities. While you might not reach level 60 until the very last segments of the game, PK Ground's damage is still incredibly potent, and the tripping it can cause is technically not a status effect, allowing you to disable bosses for a fairly long length of time. If you are having trouble with bosses near the end of the game, there is no shortage of respawning enemies around, allowing you to try and grind to level up to level 60 to obtain PK Ground.

Kumatora's non-damaging abilities have differing uses depending on the situation. Offense/Defense down are very useful, and can be use in tandem with Duster's thief tools lower stats quickly before resorting to damage. The status effects are usually very enemy dependent. Kumatora only has the weaker versions of Lifeup and Healing, meaning that you should prefer using Lucas or Boney (with items) as your healer unless you need to quickly heal a fatally wounded party member, or to get rid of a status effect on the latter members.