Hey, Kaname Madoka, if you don't know how to use Yamato, then don't. You keep messing around with that bow of yours, so come here, I'll teach you. Watch closely: Yamato, parry, launcher into Aerial Rave B, but swap in Judgment Cut to finish. Now, back to the ground, but... hey, no, I'm not landing normally. A backstep into a landing, then Void Slash. The instant you hit the witch, summon a Doppelganger. See that? Then, while it hasn't reacted yet, go straight into Rapid Slash, turn around, and hit a Yamato Combo 3. What do you do after finishing with Judgment Cut? Don't say I didn't teach you properly: don't just teleport! First, pin her down with a summoned sword, then teleport into an Aerial Rave. What do you do after the Aerial Rave? Stop charging your bow's special attack right in her face! Watch this: switch to Beowulf, uppercut! Follow up with a side dodge into Lunar Phase, then hit her with a Kick 13 and send her flying. Use Starfall to make some distance, then throw two sword beams in her face and pin her in the air with Rainstorm. Finally, dash underneath her, spin your sword to taunt, then use summoned swords to juggle her as she tries to land. Lock her down with Rainstorm, and make sure to charge up a "Slay All" to deal full damage and finish her off. You don't know the first thing about using Yamato, do you? If you can't do it, just give me your body instead. I shouldn't have expected a middle schooler to pull off Judgement Cut.
From the very beginning of the Tomoe/Mami series, the protagonist kept swapping bodies with girls, which disgusted me. Sometimes I even suspected the author hadn't played Devil May Cry. Playing too much Devil May Cry gives you a kind of crazy vibe (like Ding in disguise 13), and seeing the body swapping scenes just makes me feel nauseous.