Ifa rating and basic information
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| Element: | Anemo(Wind) |
| Weapon: | Catalyst |
| Rarity : | |
| Floor: | Male |
| Birthday: | March 23 |
| Constellation: | Opel cord |
| Region: | Natlan |
| Affiliation: | Tlalocan |
| Special dish: | Emotional support |
| How to get: | Prayer |
| Release date: | Version 5.6 May 7, 2025 |
Ifa is a playable 4-starAnemo-character in Genshin Impact .
A veterinarian from the Flowerfeather clan. She cherishes the opportunity to spend every day with people, animals, and other living beings.
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Character Announcement
” Ifa recently stole two jars of honey from me. I think he’s going to bake cookies for his little saurians again. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining. I just hope he leaves me at least some. ” — Ororon
Ifa leaps into battle from the sky, diving down on his opponents with a revolver in hand, his dramatic entrance suggesting that reinforcements from the Flower Feather Clan have arrived.
But if you look closely and ignore the circle hovering in the air near his shoulder… the badge on his chest and the first aid kit suggest that this is a doctor.
“Wow!” people think, “the medical team has arrived to help!” And they rush to Ife to quickly bring him up to speed.
But Ifa doesn’t even look at the people; he’s only interested in the saurians who need help. First, he’ll tend to their wounds, and then he’ll deal with the people’s scratches.
Gradually, the veterinarian’s face became familiar to almost everyone in Natlan, and now people always greet him when they see him.
Ifa has a poor memory for faces, but in response to a friendly greeting he always smiles: “Hi, friend!”
Story about the character
About the character
The Flowerfeather Clan lives in the sky, say the people of Natlan.
Although the Crown Scions move swiftly among the steep cliffs, and the Night Wind Lords contemplate the stars from the mountain peaks, only the representatives of the Flower Feather clan, like true knights of the sky, are able to cut through the clouds and even ride the rainbow.
The feeling you get when you look up is incomparable. No obstacles, only endless space. Here, the human desire to fly and the thirst for serene freedom find their highest expression.
But below, the fires of war flare up, followed by cries for help. Even the cornsaurus, wounded, is forced to abandon flight.
Ifa is a knight whose eyes are always fixed on the ground, both by duty and habit. His keen gaze can detect trouble from afar.
“Whether human or animal, everyone must return to earth someday,” says Ifa with a carefree smile.
Character History 1
“If humans can heal Saurians, then Saurians can heal humans,” Ororon once said.
“…Not all parallels make sense,” Ifa said after a long silence.
“So that’s it…”
Catching his tone, Aoife felt a pang of guilt, because Ororon is no fool. Sometimes his profound statements are a conscious choice. And sometimes he simply wants to see Aoife’s reaction to them. Aoife understands this perfectly well, but she can’t help but look back on her life and wonder: how did he end up here?
His life had always been filled with things that could throw him off balance. Being a veterinarian is like running a kindergarten: you can’t reason with toddlers who don’t even know what a mind is. All you can do is calm them down… especially when you’re about to hurt them. Cleaning wounds, administering medication, giving injections… In fact, even if Aoife were one of those puppies or kittens, he probably wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between these types of pain.
When they’re in pain, they cry and struggle. That’s the nature of all living things. If they felt no pain at all, it would be a serious cause for concern.
Perhaps this is how life is meant to be. Perhaps sorrows and separations exist to remind us that life does not stand still, that both saurians and humans grow older with each passing year.
For a doctor, this is commonplace, a professional hazard. At least, that’s what Ifa says to reassure herself.
And in return, he receives the love and gratitude of people and animals. The bonds that bind Ifu to his “kents” are stronger than blood.
If only joy could erase pain and sorrow… then the struggle would be worth it.
Character History 2
Sometimes, Ife feels like it’s not a person who chooses their life, but rather life that chooses where they ultimately end up. Sometimes, so to speak, a person naturally ends up where they are.
For example, he can’t remember when he began caring for others. The neighbors’ children called him “big brother,” and the saurians, sick and well, followed him like a shadow, uttering “croo” and “kruu.” Many teenagers, and even those older than him, doffed their hats and called him “Doc,” and Aoife felt a fear settle in his heart.
He’s undoubtedly proud of the respect they show him. Perhaps he’s gnawed at by the fear that he’ll one day lose their trust. This sometimes drives him to extreme measures: making toys for the baby saurians, playing the guitar, carrying bags of fresh fruit for the neighbors every time he returns from treating a patient… From time to time, he even helps the tribe’s children with their homework.
It felt as if someone had disrupted the flow of time. There had been a time when he’d been hesitating between becoming a veterinarian and not, and the memories of his days riding saurians were so fresh he could still feel the saddle beneath him. And then life happened, and he suddenly realized he’d become a full-grown adult.
This didn’t upset him in the least. In fact, Ifa was very grateful. From time to time, the tribal elders would bring up questions about the past, and Ifa couldn’t help but think about what he had once been.
Some children love to hear stories about the past. The little one, who hadn’t managed to wipe the crumbs of volcanotort from the corners of his grinning mouth, burst into laughter when he heard how young Ifa had struggled to get through a book. “So Ifa was once as little as me! Ha-ha-ha, little Ifa!”
No one had called him that for ages. Ifa was momentarily stunned, but quickly recovered, wiped the baby’s mouth with a napkin, and laughed. “What’s so funny? How old are you, huh?”
“Six!”
“Oh yeah! And I’m five. Can I call you big brother?”
Character History 3
If you count distant relatives, Ifa’s family is quite large. Their family is renowned for its expertise in veterinary medicine, but upon closer inspection, it turns out that not many in the family are engaged in this field. In other words, Ifa wasn’t necessarily destined to become a veterinarian.
Moreover, learning the art of healing is a grueling process. When Ifa was growing up, he felt like he was reading only medical books. Words and diagrams flashed through his mind like a breath of wind—in one ear and out the other. Little Ifa would say angrily to himself, “I don’t have to become a veterinarian, do I?”
He didn’t have to, but soon enough, Ifa began to understand the contents of the books he read. Perhaps this was because they often visited battlefields to tend to the sick, but Ifa’s parents had suffered from the Abyss and had always been in poor health. Even though Ifa was very young, a revelation dawned on him, and he thought to himself, “I… don’t have to become a veterinarian, do I?”
He didn’t have to, but before Ifa could become a man, his parents died. At their funeral, seventeen-year-old Ifa felt a sense of emptiness. Now he didn’t know what to think.
He eventually became a veterinarian.
Perhaps it was a tribute to tradition, or perhaps force of habit, but Ifa soon became known as the sauroveterinarian with the finest skills, the gentlest character, and the strongest sense of responsibility. Once he made his decision, doubts ceased to plague him. As the fires of war raged, Ifa’s list of responsibilities only grew, but it was his hard work that helped him survive this difficult period.
The war is over, and now Aifa has time to think about her life. But really, what’s there to think about?
“Everyone has their own things to do,” says Ifa. “I just want everyone to be happy.”
Character History 4
If he were to embrace compassion and shelter every wounded Saurian he encountered, Aife would have to abandon his clinic and live in the wilderness. He knows himself better than anyone—if he were to follow this path, he would follow it to the end. Therefore, he has an unwritten rule: never foster animals (or people, or other creatures) unless absolutely necessary and unavoidable.
«Нет, нет, нет… — Ифа закрывает глаза, чтобы отгородиться от жалобных взглядов своих маленьких пациентов. — Я обязательно найду дом для этих малышей… только не здесь, а где-нибудь в другом месте».
Самодисциплина, которую он проявлял на протяжении многих лет, достойна похвалы. Именно поэтому он не хочет признавать, что Какуку — единственное исключение из правил.
«Этот малыш никогда не вырастет, — говорит Ифа, чтобы оправдать себя. — Он маленький, кругленький, умеет говорить, но не очень понимает, что говорит… Было опасно оставлять его одного в такой глуши. Поэтому я взял его под своё крыло… на время».
Оророн откроет вам правду: «Ему неловко признаться в том, что его обвели вокруг пальца».
Хотя Оророн делал вид, что это его не касается, он способствовал тому, чтобы Ифа взял к себе Какуку. Он показал Ифе овощи на своём огороде, листья которых были изрешечены дырками в форме клюва Какуку, и этот жест был молчаливым укором в адрес Ифы.
У Ифы заканчивались отговорки, а Какуку упорно держался за него. В конце концов он неохотно (или так ему показалось) решил, что у него нет другого выбора, кроме как приютить Какуку. В качестве компенсации ущерба, который Какуку нанёс огороду Оророна, Ифа даже предложил месяц поработать у него курьером.
Но если сделать шаг назад, то в этой истории есть две сюжетные дыры, о которых Ифа не подозревает.
Первая: случай с огородом. Какуку — неглупый завриан, так почему же он взялся портить жизнь Оророну? По правде говоря, всё это время они мало что знали друг о друге. Для того чтобы Какуку смог осуществить свою заветную мечту, стать ассистентом в клинике Ифы, нужно было сначала попасть в клинику. А для этого необходимо было загнать Ифу в угол.
Вторая: хоть Ифа и считает, что впервые увидел розовощёкого кукузавра, когда спас его на дороге, Какуку помнит другую, более старую версию этой истории. Эту историю никто не знает, но мать Какуку однажды сильно пострадала. Если бы не оперативное вмешательство Ифы, она могла бы так и не снести яйцо, в котором находился маленький гениальный завриан. А когда завриан пробил себе путь из скорлупы, первым, кого он увидел, был Ифа. К сожалению, Ифа этого не помнит.
С одной стороны, Какуку с его ограниченным словарным запасом попросту не мог рассказать об этом Ифе. С другой, Какуку и не собирался говорить об этом. Мать Какуку в итоге скончалась от старых травм, а выжить в одиночку в дикой природе заврианчику было непросто. Не имея опыта общения с людьми, Какуку быстро пришёл к выводу, что Ифа, который помог его матери, — самый подходящий кандидат для того, чтобы перенять её роль. Если однажды он сможет стать ассистентом в клинике и отплатить Ифе за услугу, то так будет только лучше. В мире заврианов это было бы выдающимся подвигом.
Теперь, когда с первым этапом было покончено, наступил второй этап грандиозного плана Какуку: прикинуться дурачком.
Учитывая характер Ифы, который с радостью берёт на себя ответственность, знание предыстории Какуку, вероятно, вызвало бы у него необъяснимое чувство вины.
So Kakuku decided it was best to skip all this nonsense. If they were destined to become kentai, he wanted their relationship to be built on sincerity and untainted by the past.
Character History 5
Ifa considers himself quite athletic. He also gets along well with Saurians and has passed his flight tests with flying colors. These two factors allow him to navigate all of Natlan with ease.
Therefore, while he did not yet have great responsibility, he decided to visit other tribes.
In the Children of Echo tribe, he met a skilled blacksmith, Shilonen. She was enthusiastic and soon created several medical equipment designs for Ifa. He later learned that Shilonen was burdened with responsibility, a commission from Mavuiki, and any work unrelated to this was a breath of fresh air for her. He had heard from others that Shilonen was usually impossible to find in her workshop due to her sudden escapes to the mountains, so Ifa considered himself extremely lucky.
In the Kron Scions tribe, Ifa felt an atmosphere similar to that of the Flowerfeather clan—everyone lived at their own pace. Ifa enjoyed his time there, throwing grappling hooks and soaring over the cliffs. His only regret was that he hadn’t been able to meet the legendary Saurian hunter, the talk of the town. Only later, when Ahab had to visit Ifa’s clinic, did his wish come true. It was a happy ending for everyone (except Ahab).
Before setting out, Ifa learned from Chaska about a guide from the Folk of the Springs, a girl named Mualani. Ifa hung around the door of a watersports store for a while, and could confidently say it was all in vain, except for tripping over a Shark, a surfboard. Then he entered a surfing competition and finally met Mualani at the awards ceremony. Upon learning that he had placed third in his very first surfing competition, Mualani showered him with praise. Coming from the reigning champion, it was worth its weight in gold.
In the Lot of Fertile Lands, the fruits were simply divine, but the journey would have been far more enjoyable if people hadn’t been around every corner challenging him to arm wrestling matches. Feeling his chances of winning were slim, Ifa declined numerous invitations, citing the need for his hands for his medical practice. Ultimately, this chapter of his journey ended with him signing up for a three-month training course with Iansan. Ifa waved goodbye heartily, turned around, and never attended a single class.
The Night Wind Lords… the tribe closest to the Flower Feather Clan, and also the most mysterious. Ifa wasn’t sure what he could do there as a guest, so he decided to stop by on his way home. But along the way, he couldn’t shake the feeling that someone was watching him. Every time he turned around, his pursuer was nowhere to be seen. Like an ictomisaur chasing its own tail, he spun around in this farcical dance, cursing himself over and over again.
Just as he was about to leave, he was interrupted by a cry of “Ah!” Ifa turned around for what he hoped was the last time. A blonde woman stood before him, one hand on her hip, the other angrily jabbing at him. Before Ifa could even ask what he’d done wrong, someone grabbed him and started running away.
It all happened so suddenly that the details were lost in the shuffle. One way or another, Ifa found himself unwittingly drawn into a conflict between grandmother and grandson, in which the grandson was practicing the art of invisibility by deliberately standing behind passersby. He even tried this with the tribal elders.
“Kents, what kind of art is this about being invisible? Is it even possible?” Ifa’s sincere curiosity and kind nature eventually quelled Grandmother Itztli’s anger.
When he finally returned home, exhausted, his parents asked him how his trip had been. There was nothing to tell, and he was too tired, so Aoifa gave them a wry grin. “Had a great time. Met a lot of cool people,” he replied.
“The Kents, whom I will definitely meet again,” he thought.
Recordings
Ifa sets aside time every day to review and organize his medical records. In these rare moments of peace, he rereads old and new medical records, recalling all the ailments and injuries he has witnessed. Every lesson is valuable, and worth sharing with those who are walking a similar path.
At the same time, by straightening the corners of each page, Ifa relaxes her body and mind.
But these aren’t heroic legends or precious ancient scrolls. These hastily scribbled notes, replete with medical jargon, will never attract the attention of anyone but their author.
But Yifu isn’t simply drawn to them—he’s always deeply immersed in studying old records. Recalling the details of each healing process, he sometimes makes additional notes in the margins.
Finally, he tidies up the records and returns them to the filing cabinet. He adds insecticides and dehumidifiers if needed.
This habit continues from day to day, just as plants grow and wither and the seasons change.
The Eye of God
One day it was well past noon, and Ifa’s clinic still hadn’t opened its doors. People began to suspect something was wrong.
At first, the neighbors thought he’d gone to another tribe to answer a call and stayed overnight. It wasn’t until someone brought a sick saurian to his doorstep that Ifa appeared, groaning and suffering from a sudden fever.
Before the visitor could open his mouth, Aifa muttered, “Everything’s fine, mate.” Then he gave the Saurian a full examination.
But misfortunes never come alone. Before Ifa could write a prescription, a warrior burst into the clinic and announced that the Abyss had invaded from the direction of the burned city, and a doctor was needed to save the wounded Saurians.
Ifa, again muttering, “It’s all right, Kent,” followed the rider to the front line.
The night after it all ended, Ifa took the medicine his neighbor gave him and passed out for the day. Waking up drenched in sweat, he searched his nightstand for water. Instead, he found the Eye of God.
Ifa was suffering from a high fever, so his memory was clouded. He assumed this time was no different from a routine on-site examination. This wasn’t the first time he’d worked while feeling ill and couldn’t remember what he’d done to earn the Eye of God.
People have many different opinions on this matter. The chief believes it’s a reward for his selfless work, while the grandmother next door thinks it’s a reward for his spirit of self-sacrifice. “Hey, hey, what are you saying? ‘Self-sacrifice’ is a bit much!” Aifa responded, quickly waving her off.
Then the child said to him, with his characteristic precocious wisdom, “They say the wind brings people together. Perhaps the gods are reminding you that you can rely on your companions when the going gets tough.” Ifa didn’t argue with the child, for these words were reasonable. But then again, he simply let his instincts guide him to what he did when the going got tough. What other option was there?
They could debate this matter forever without coming to a consensus. Who knows? Perhaps the heavens decided a cool breeze was just what was needed to calm the fever. Shaking his head, Aoifa settled the matter.
Most of the time, he didn’t even use his God’s Eye—at least not before he took Kakuku in. After Kakuku became a part of his life, he began insisting that Ifa take him on flights, accompanying these outings with cries of, “Higher, kent! Higher!”
At times like these, his God’s Eye came in handy.
Characteristics
| HP | Attack | Protection | Ascension Bonus | |
| Level 20 | 2171 | 38 | 130 | — |
| Level 90 | 10081 | 178 | 605 | Elemental Mastery 24.20% |
The best build for Ifa
Anemo-buffer
Weapon
A dream on a sunny morning
Mastery of the Elements
For 6 seconds after activating Dispel, increases Elemental Mastery by 120.
For 9 seconds after hitting an enemy with an elemental skill, increases Elemental Mastery by 96.
For 30 seconds after your squad hits nearby enemies, increases Elemental Mastery by 28% . The Mirror of Night effect can be obtained once every 14 seconds.
OR
Ceremonial Memoirs
Mastery of the Elements
When an elemental skill is activated, it has a 60% chance to create elemental particles that restore 6 Enersit damage, and a 40% chance to instantly reset its cooldown. This effect can occur once every 30 seconds.
Set of artifacts
Emerald Shadow
MS / MS / MS
(2) Increases Anemo Damage bonus by 15%.
(4) Increases Dispersion damage by 60%. When Dispersion interacts with another element, it also reduces the enemy’s resistance to the corresponding element by 40% for 10 sec. every 3 sec. Curiosity can stack up to 4 levels, each level adding 6% to defense and 6% to Geo damage. If a character does not receive Curiosity for 6 sec., they lose 1 accumulated level of Curiosity. They additionally gain a 28% damage bonus to elements related to this reaction for 20 sec. This effect can occur even if the character is not on the battlefield. Bonuses from artifact sets of the same name do not stack. This character activates a reaction related to their element, all nearby squad members gain a 12% damage bonus to elements related to this reaction for 15 sec. If the equipped character is under the Night Spirit’s Blessing when activating this effect, all nearby party members gain an additional 28% damage bonus from elements related to this reaction for 20 seconds. This effect can occur even if the character is not on the battlefield. Bonuses from the same artifact sets do not stack.
OR
Ceremony of the ancient nobility
ATK or Energy Recovery / ATK / ATK
(2) Increases elemental explosion damage by 20%.
(4) Activating an Elemental Burst increases the attack power of all party members by 20% for 12 seconds. This effect does not stack.
The best artifacts and weapons
Best Artifacts Ranking
| Rating | Set of artifacts | Bonus |
| Best | Scroll of the Hero of the Burnt City | • When a nearby squad member activates Night Spirit’s Flash, the equipped character recovers 6 Energy. • After the equipped character activates a reaction related to their element, all nearby squad members gain a 12% damage bonus to elements related to that reaction for 15 sec. If the equipped character is under Night Spirit’s Blessing when activating this effect, all nearby squad members gain an additional 28% damage bonus to elements related to that reaction for 20 sec. This effect can occur even if the character is not on the battlefield. Bonuses from artifact sets of the same name do not stack. |
| Second place | Emerald Shadow |
• Increases Anemo damage bonus by 15% • Increases Dispel damage by 60% When Dispel interacts with another element, it also reduces the enemy’s resistance to the corresponding element by 40% for 10 sec. |
| Third place |
Gilded Dreams |
• Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. • For 8 sec., after triggering an Elemental Reaction based on the Elements of other characters in the party, the character equipped with these artifacts gains the following buffs: Attack Power increases by 14% for each character with the same element as the equipped character; Elemental Mastery increases by 50 for each character with a different element. Each of these buffs applies to up to 3 characters. The effect can occur once every 8 sec. This effect occurs even if the character equipped with these artifacts is not on the battlefield. |
Best Weapons Ranking
| Rating | Weapon | Characteristics (Lvl.1) |
| The best | A dream on a sunny morning | Basic Stats Base Attack: 44 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 58 Effect For 6 sec. after activating Dispel, increases Elemental Mastery by 120. For 9 sec. after hitting an enemy with an elemental skill, increases Elemental Mastery by 96. For 30 sec. after hitting an enemy with an elemental explosion, increases Elemental Mastery by 32. |
| Second place | Dreams of a Thousand Nights |
Basic Stats : Base Attack: 44 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 57 Effect: Other party members grant buffs to the character equipped with this weapon depending on whether their elements match or not. If the elements match, Elemental Mastery is increased by 32. If the elements do not match, the character equipped with this weapon gains a 10% damage bonus to their element. These effects can stack up to 3 times. In addition, the Elemental Mastery of all nearby party members (except the character equipped with this weapon) is increased by 40. If other party members also wield this weapon, the effect stacks. |
| Third place | Ceremonial Memoirs |
Basic Stats : Base Attack: 41 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 48 Effect: Elemental Skill hits have a 40% chance to instantly restore your own cooldown. Can occur once every 30 seconds. |
Recommended command for Ifa
Ifa works best in teams withElectro—Hydroreactions where it can create reactions withAnemoand increases damage. It also works well in teams using the Night Spirit’s Blessing, as it significantly increases damage.
| Ifa | Ororon |
Furina |
Xing Qiu |
| Ifa | Ororon |
Furina |
Fischl |
| Ifa | Ororon |
Kazuha |
Xing Qiu |
| Ifa | Ororon |
Nahida |
Xing Qiu |
Materials for the elevation of Ifa
As Ifa ascends, she gains a bonus to Elemental Mastery.
| Exalted. | Max lvl | Price (Mora) | Electronic material #1 | Electronic material #2 | Local curiosities | Additional materials |
| 1 | 20 | 20,000 | Vayuda Turquoise Shard x1 | — | Saurian Paw x3 | Young Fang x3 |
| 2 | 40 | 40,000 | Vayuda Turquoise Fragment x3 | Mad Statue Core x2 | Saurian Paw x10 | Young Fang x15 |
| 3 | 50 | 60,000 | Vayuda Turquoise Fragment x6 | Mad Statue Core x4 | Saurian Paw x20 | Adult Fang x12 |
| 4 | 60 | 80,000 | Vayuda Turquoise Piece x3 | Mad Statue Core x8 | Saurian Paw x30 | Adult Fang x18 |
| 5 | 70 | 100,000 | Vayuda Turquoise Piece x6 | Mad Statue Core x12 | Saurian Paw x45 | Tyrant’s Fang x12 |
| 6 | 80 | 120,000 | Vayuda Precious Turquoise x6 | Mad Statue Core x20 | Saurian Paw x60 | Tyrant’s Fang x24 |
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