Who Counters Khawana in Epic Seven?

Swift Flagbearer Sigret, Witch of the Mere Tenebria, Lionheart Cermia and other hard counters counter Khawana. Her stun, bleed, and the value she gets from her single-target dispel-then-stun all depend on the debuff sticking; an enemy under immunity simply ignores the stun, and high Resistance can shrug off the bleed and stun, leaving her with damage but none of the lockdown.

Effect Resistance and immunity: Her stun, bleed, and the value she gets from her single-target dispel-then-stun all depend on the debuff sticking; an enemy under immunity simply ignores the stun, and high Resistance can shrug off the bleed and stun, leaving her with damage but none of the lockdown. Re-buffing and buff-stealing answers: Her control hinges on stripping two buffs, but enemies who steal buffs, instantly re-apply protections, or run their own dispel can undo or out-pace her strip, so the buffs she clears are back before the stun pays off. Cooldown gaps on her control: Her dispel-stun sits on a 5-turn cooldown and her AoE buff/extra-turn skill on 4 turns, so outside those windows she only has a single-target bleed hit; a target that survives the opening turn faces a much weaker Khawana while she waits to come back up. Allies who cleanse the bleed and outlast her: Because her chip relies on bleed ticking over time, an enemy team with cleansing support can wipe the bleed before it matters, and with no passive and a kit that wants soul burn, she has little to fall back on if her control turn is answered.

Buff-stacking and barrier-reliant defenders: Her third skill dispels two of a target's buffs before it lands the stun, so enemies leaning on stacked Attack/Defense buffs, shields, or an invincible/undying-style buff get stripped of those protections and then locked down for a turn. Slower lineups she can move first against: Her damage scales with Speed and her second skill grants her an extra turn, so as a fast opener she can strip, stun, and chip before slower enemies act, and her 20% Combat Readiness push lets the Fire allies behind her pile on while the enemy is still waiting. Targets that crumble to lingering damage: Her sickle attack can apply two bleed effects at once for 2 turns, so health-pool bricks and anyone who relies on staying near full health keep losing health each turn even after she moves on. Fire-elemental allied cores: She fuels a Fire team specifically: every ally gains Attack for 2 turns, and Fire allies additionally get a one-time skill nullifier to shrug off a debuff and a 20% Combat Readiness boost, sharpening a Fire-stacked offense.