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With the exception of the final ones of the main campaigns and Tomomo Hell which are best dealt by picking unsoftened Tomomo yourself and abuse the Battlefield event for easy wins with your strong stats.
Another character of note is Marie Poppo (Mixed). Who is very useful for dealing with episodes on the Sunset and Lagoon Flight maps negating the issue of the split map because of your own warp cards and gain stars and cards on warping.
On the episodes that feature Marie Poppo you can bring Mimic for the double benefit of Ubiquitous triggering the warp passive as a bonus to the normal star steal.
Marie Poppo (Mixed) is also very useful on maps featuring large amounts of easy to access Warp&Move tiles like Sweet Heaven and Witch Forest.
One thing I did notice was that bots have a habit of not playing battle cards against you, so Merchant's "get-out-of-battle free" card is actually very useful. In terms of filling your deck with bot-useless cards, it can be just as easy to run counter-attacking battle cards or def cards - basically the stuff that only works for the victim rather than the attacker.
After a few rounds of constant losses as Merchant, I swapped to Cook, reasoning that Cook's focus on evasion, along with her lower REC and the fact that her hyper applies to revival rolls, might make her slightly better at surviving attacks or getting back up after a smash (Merchant's 6REC is painful sometimes). Indeed, Cook can be quite good at getting out of trouble, although my problem with her was simply drawing my hyper to make use of it.
I've given few tries with the "Merchant":
Due the "Freight" being a no-cost-"get-out-of / cancel-player-battle"-card this makes him pretty much the ultimate passive / star collector as long as you're able to avoid the boss-tiles.
Plus if you happen to have a full hand of "Freight" and the "Zealous Salesman", he can be amazing "home-raiding-bully".
As for what cards I brough:
Anything useless to bots.
In my case this was 3x"Pet Snacks", 3x"We Are Waruda", 3x"Sealed Memories", 1x"Holy Night"
( I'll eventually switch "Holy Night" for something actually bot-useless;
it just happens to be on my loadout as of writing this comment. )
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Still Thank you so much for it!