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Purpose[]
This experiment focused on determining whether or not an evolved card had a greater enhancement impact than the basic cards it consisted of.
The result is that an evolved card will give more growth for less cost than enhancing a target card with each of the basic cards that composed the evolved sample.
Cards[]
To perform the experiment, we used the following unimproved cards:
Procedure[]
1.[]
We took a found Izuna Prototype (A) and used it to enhance a found Unicorn (D).
This process cost us 800 Gil and resulted in:
  Unicorn enhanced with Izuna Prototype |
Attack: 2406
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2.[]
We then took the now enhanced Unicorn and enhanced it further with a Squire (B) This process cost us an additional 900 Gil and resulted in:
  A Unicorn enhanced with Izuna Prototype and Squire |
Attack: 2542
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All told, this card cost 1700 gil to enhance to this point using an Izuna Prototype and a Squire. We'll now compare this result to that of an Orange Starly:
3.[]
We took an evolved Orange Starly (C) and used it to enhance a found Unicorn (E).
This process cost 900 Gil and resulted in this:
  A Unicorn enhanced with an Orange Starly |
Attack: 2678
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Summary[]
By enhancing the Unicorn with an Izuna Prototype and a Squire separately, we spent 1700 Gil and got a Unicorn that was greatly inferior to the alternative.
Even if we minimize the costs by enhancing the Unicorn with both an Izuna Prototype and a Squire at the same time it still costs 1200 Gil - though we can't confirm that the results of the enhancement would be the same as they were having done them one at a time.
By spending 300 Gil to create an Orange Starly out of the Izuna Prototype and Squire, we were then able to enhance the Unicorn with it at an additional cost of 900 Gil. All told we spent 1200 Gil and wound up with a far more powerful Unicorn,
Conclusion[]
It is better to use evolved cards to enhance the cards you wish to keep than to use the individual components based on this experiment.
Other experiments will need to be conducted using different cards in order to substantiate this theory, but for now it appears that using the most potent card possible also grants the most growth and does so at a lower cost.