Ororon Rating and Basic Information
| Rating: | — level ( rating of all characters ) |
| Element: | Electro(Electricity) |
| Weapon: | Archery (Bow) |
| Rarity : | |
| Floor: | Male |
| Birthday: | October 14 |
| Constellation: | Vespers |
| Region: | Natlan |
| Affiliation: | Mictlan (in profile) Fatui |
| Special dish: | Ceviche with honey glaze |
| How to get: | Prayer |
| Release date: | Version 5.2 |
Ororon is a playable 4-starElectro-character in Genshin Impact .
A young man from the Lords of the Night Wind, but living in the wilderness with all sorts of creatures.
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Strengths
- Increases team elemental damage to 28%
- ImposesElectro-status and helps in creating reactions
- Useful for exploration due to high jumps
Weaknesses
- Due to skills tied toElectro-teams or Natlan
Character Announcement
” He’ll give even the most stubborn patients a run for their money… If he’s got something in his head, don’t even try to talk him out of it. But I’m not particularly worried about him. The kid lives by his own wits, and I’m sure no matter what this crazy world throws at him, he’ll handle it, ” muttered Aifa, filling out the patient’s file.
One hot day, a young man closed the door of his house behind him and turned around to say goodbye to the vegetables in the garden.
“Hi! I’m just leaving. I hope you’ll be even greener by the time I get back. You’ll do great!”
He soon returned, and not alone, but with a friend. Passing a tall tree by the gate, the young man kindly warned his guest:
“Big Shot’s been getting a little overextended lately. So be careful not to trip.”
Natlan is a land of wonders, and the good Doctor Ifa, who was born and raised here, was no longer surprised by Ororon’s strange words. He remembered that an alpaca named Little Pinecone had once crashed into this tree. Perhaps that’s why Ororon named the tree Big Pinecone.
“This isn’t even a pine tree,” thought Aifa. But he didn’t say anything out loud.
Yes, Natlan is a wonderland. Here, every life finds refuge, whether its path is thorny or smooth. All things have their roots, bear their fruit, and serve their purpose. The imperfect, the cunning, the wayward… all will one day burn, to unite in a multicolored flame.
Story about the character
About the character
The lands of the Nightwind Lords lie in the heart of Natlan, west of the Stadium of the Sacred Flame. From a distance, it appears as a cloud of faintly glowing purple mist in the mountain valleys. Their tribesmen have a similar impression on those around them—deep, inscrutable, prone to cryptic phrases. They are rarely seen outside their settlements, unless they are traveling on errands, such as healing or fortune-telling. Ororon, however, is an exception. This stems not from any inclination toward human interaction, but from his preference for exploring the wild. He ventures far, far beyond where no man has gone, where ten tatankasaurus couldn’t drag him out. And “where no man has gone” isn’t just a figure of speech. Anyone who has interacted with him knows that following his train of thought can be… challenging, to say the least. A test of one’s wits and perseverance. However, it was never Ororon’s intention to create difficulties, just as the reasons behind many of his words and actions are actually quite simple. There’s no need to look for hidden meanings in them. Take, for example, the time a kindhearted traveler stumbled upon his abode in the wild. With a worried expression, he approached and asked, “I see you live here all alone… Perhaps you’ve had a falling out with your tribe? Is there anything I can do to help you?” “Of course not.” Ororon paused from his gardening for a moment, then stood up and gestured to the aphids around him, before replying gravely, “These little ones love this place, and I’m more than happy to keep them company.”
Character History 1
Thanks to the existence of ancient names, the people of Natlan place great importance on names in general. Influenced by the environment in which Ororon grew up, he developed the habit of naming everything around him, whether it breathes or not. Some names accompany their bearers throughout life. And though the day will come when the flower will wither and the cup will break, their names will remain for life, no matter how long or short. Even if they last only a moment, their purpose will be fulfilled, their value justified. Other names, however, can change over time. This is not because Ororon’s feelings themselves have changed, but because the “owner” of the name has undergone some experiential transformation, which naturally necessitates a new, more appropriate name. For example, if a Saurian were to become increasingly obese over time, it would hardly be possible to continue calling him Reed. At the same time, he’s not inclined to dwell too much on the meanings inherent in the names themselves. Firstly, because the names he gives are always simple, their meaning clear at a glance. And secondly, because he invents them simply for convenience, without any deep meaning. In other words, they weren’t designed to carry any particular emotion. For him, all names are valuable, all neutral, all equal, as tools for simplifying communication. He views his own name in exactly the same way, the only difference being that he doesn’t actually know what it means. The name Ororon was written on the back of the cloth he was wrapped in when he was found. He searched for references in old books, even asked the elders, but he never found any mentions or met anyone who knew such a name, let alone its meaning. Perhaps it was his grandmother’s age, or the fact that the writing on the cloth was unclear, or a combination of the two that caused her to misread it? However, he had to ponder this himself—if he asked it out loud, he would undoubtedly receive a sharp slap on the forehead.
Character History 2
Повелители Ночного Ветра предпочитают использовать тканые свитки для записи всевозможных историй, легенд и преданий. Узоры нитей, вплетённых в ткань, не могут сравниться по детализации с письменами, поэтому они тяготеют к абстракции и концептуальным формам, часто пропитанным эмоциями и чувствами ткача. Иными словами, процесс воссоздания носит исключительно интерпретационный характер. Что должно быть изображено в качестве главной темы, что — в качестве фона, что подчёркнуто, а что упрощено — всё это требует от ткача внимания и зависит от его творческого потенциала. Звучит достаточно просто, но Оророн был озадачен. Прежде всего, ему не нравилось, что его заставляют различать первичные и вторичные элементы. По его мнению, все элементы одинаково важны — будь то персонажи и их фоны, или здания и их живописные задники, все они заслуживали равного количества ткацкого материала. Даже капли росы на лапе завриана заслуживали отдельного внимания, как и морщины на лицах старейшин племени, отчётливо выделяющиеся на ткани. Это породило вторую проблему: его терпение, когда дело доходило до плетения, было, честно говоря, ограниченным. Будь то большое дерево за дверью или тени людей под ним, работа должна была иметь одинаковое количество слоёв, одинаковый уровень детализации. В результате всё на ткани упростилось до определённого уровня, так что результат его работы едва ли можно было назвать тканым свитком, скорее это было похоже на узорчатое полотенце. Некоторым навыкам трудно научить, особенно в тех областях искусства, которые в большей степени зависят от природного таланта. Поскольку сам Оророн успел продемонстрировать необычайный талант в других областях, например, в распознавании духов и интуиции при исследовании артерий земли, мастера-ремесленники племени отказались от попыток заставить его совершенствовать это ремесло. Они позволили ему относиться к этому занятию как к внеклассному увлечению, позволяя заниматься им, как он того пожелает. Оророн в полной мере воспользовался этим дозволением, умело раздвигая границы. Позднее он вообще перестал пользоваться тканью и пряжей, предпочитая использовать перо и бумагу, чтобы набрасывать свои идеи как можно быстрее и эффективнее. Если можно передать суть вещи несколькими штрихами, зачем проходить через медленный, трудоёмкий процесс ткачества? Кроме того, Повелители Ночного Ветра знают толк в граффити, поэтому, когда представители других племён видели рисунки Оророна, они смотрели на них с благоговением, принимая их за какие-то древние символы, пропитанные таинственными благословениями. На самом деле Оророн почти никогда не рисовал что-либо особенно полезное. Самая значимая и тщательно прорисованная его работа — плакат перед клиникой Ифы. Линии плавные, цвета яркие, и… «Поскольку крылья бедного завриана обмотаны бинтами, я уделил этой части рисунка больше внимания. Хотя она занимает не так много места, я потратил на неё столько же чернил, сколько и на тебя». «Отлично, — сказал Ифа, увидев искренность в глазах Оророна, и почувствовал огромное спокойствие, — я никогда не видел такого яркого и точного изображения себя. Очень ценю это, мой добрый друг».
Character History 3
Те, кто добр к другим, сами будут окружены добротой. Именно своей любовью к бесчисленным созданиям мира природы Оророн заслужил расположение людей и существ этой земли. …В действительности всё обстоит не совсем так. Конечно, большинство людей относятся к Оророну с добротой, но это не всегда было связано с его любовью к природе. Одной из причин было сочувствие: он был подкидышем, брошенным в горах, без родственников, которые могли бы позаботиться о нём, и выжить самостоятельно ему было бы невозможно. Протянуть руку помощи, дать немного еды или одежды, было не так уж сложно, а удовлетворение от того, что ребёнок рос здоровым и сильным, намного превосходило все усилия по воспитанию. Так почему бы не помочь? Другая причина заключалась в том, что он им попросту нравился. Оророн был очень воспитанным (в большинстве случаев), честным (в целом), тихим, рассудительным и всегда хорошо учился. Он никогда не проявлял склонности к шалостям, например, не забирался на крыши и не срывал черепицу. Он даже научился самостоятельно выращивать урожай и разводить тлю и с тех пор мог сам себя обеспечивать. Молодой человек, который (зачастую) не доставляет окружающим особых хлопот, несомненно, всем очень нравился. И последняя, хотя и наименее распространённая причина — чувство вины. Из-за того что Оророн родился с раздробленной душой, когда племя впервые нашло его, они попытались использовать его необычное состояние, чтобы проверить метод восстановления артерий земли Натлана. К счастью или нет, но этот акт жертвоприношения не увенчался успехом. Хотя это и позволило избежать этической дилеммы, которую не удалось разрешить, у некоторых старейшин осталось невысказанное чувство вины. Конечно, повзрослев, Оророн узнал о случившемся — не было смысла скрывать, это лишь создало бы лишние проблемы. Однако он не чувствовал обиды, напротив, был очень доволен тем, что узнал, ведь какой бы сложной ни была реальность, он предпочитал её жизни во лжи. Он прекрасно понимает, по каким причинам люди заботятся о нём. Будь то симпатия, привязанность, чувство вины или сочетание всех трёх причин, он готов принять всё как есть. Как сказал бы Ифа, социальные отношения между людьми чрезвычайно сложны. Вместо того чтобы тратить время и силы, пытаясь понять их мотивы, лучше сосредоточиться на их умозаключениях и поступках — это поможет снять большую часть умственного напряжения. Поэтому, видя, что люди проявляют к нему заботу и привязанность, он отвечает им добром на добро. Да, всё так просто. «Мне повезло, что я ветеринар, — сказал Ифа, жестикулируя. — Если бы я был врачом, которому нужно лечить людей, моя работа была бы намного сложнее…» Кажется, Ифа перечислял множество странных медицинских случаев, но Оророн вскоре погрузился в свои мысли. Какими бы странными они ни были, разве могли они быть страннее, чем его собственные? «Если подумать… В каком-то смысле я тоже больной, причём без всякой надежды на излечение, — размышлял Оророн. — А если обратить внимание на мои уши, которые выглядели совсем не так, как у обычного человека, то меня тоже можно считать больным животным? Хм… с другой стороны, может быть, и людей следует считать животными?» В этот момент Оророн прервал бесконечные рассуждения Ифы и спросил: «Если бы я заболел, мне следовало бы обратиться к ветеринару?» Ифа остановился на полуслове и долго пристально смотрел на него. «Ты ведь меня сейчас совсем не слушал?» — «Нельзя уходить от вопросов, на которые ты не хочешь отвечать, перекладывая ответственность на меня», — сказал Оророн в ответ.
Character History 4
If you have the time and patience to sift through the ancient texts and woven scrolls of the Night Wind Lords, you’ll be amazed at the breadth of topics they cover. For example, who wants to read a series of Inazuma light novels that ended hundreds of years ago? Or an analysis of 3,600 different forms of burnt paper ash and their uses for prophetic purposes. Who even bothered to compile them? Wherever these works came from, the sad truth is that Ororon is now tasked with reading and organizing them. It all started with him checking historical records for mentions of shattered souls, but then words like “arteries of the earth,” “Night Lord,” and “spirits” began cropping up. Soon he was reading non-fiction and even fantasy novels, and soon the books were piling up. Ororon had essentially become a volunteer librarian, immersing himself in a sea of knowledge that had absolutely no relevance to him. “I’m not that curious…” Ororon thought to himself, beginning to feel a little tired. But then again, he really had nothing better to do. And it wasn’t as if the long hours of reading had been entirely fruitless. To his surprise, he found the most sensible explanation in a tattered collection of stories about mystical creatures. It said that during the Archon War in the distant past, some Archons experimented with fusing the bloodlines of beasts and humans. Hoping to gain the upper hand, they wanted to create warriors with powers beyond those of mere mortals. Most of these attempts failed, but a few imperfect specimens survived, surviving to this day. “Sounds plausible,” Ororon mused to himself. “But it’s just a collection of fairy tales…” “…And yet, even if they’re just fairy tales, they sound plausible enough.” From a practical standpoint, he knew that with his twenty-seven-year-old mind, he’d never know the truth, no matter how hard he tried. Sometimes you have to accept your own limitations and ignorance—or make up a story to amuse yourself. Eventually, Ororon reached the point where he couldn’t read another word. He spent a few minutes coming up with the simplest explanation he could, and then said to himself, “It’s like a puzzle. When you try to fit mismatched pieces together, misalignment, friction, and even breakage are inevitable. And one day, more than twenty years ago, he was that broken piece of the puzzle, unfortunate enough to fall onto cold, hard stone.”
Character History 5
One warm night, he sat by the fire with Fatui, silently listening to their conversation. He was the only one who remained silent, aside from the Captain, who joined them later. The soldiers themselves didn’t hold back—it was obvious they knew of his collaboration with their commander. The things they discussed were of little importance, yet they talked and laughed freely, showing no restraint in his presence. After asking his age, one of the soldiers handed him a mug of a colorless drink they called “firewater.” Ororon took a cautious sip, then downed it in one gulp, as the soldiers did, and received a loud cheer. For some reason, he felt much better afterward. The soldiers around him chatted about trivial matters, occasionally humming familiar songs. Ororon had nothing to add, and simply sat, gazing alternately at the fire before him and the sky high above. It seemed so distant, the individual stars like tiny white grains, and collectively, like fog. “Star fog,” he thought unexpectedly to himself. Not a bad name… Later, he would learn that not all Fatui soldiers were like that. Those he met were elite soldiers led by the First Harbinger, seasoned veterans with strong moral principles. However, there were many younger than him, whose actions perplexed him. But on this windless night, with the stars so clearly visible in the sky, such knowledge did not trouble him. He brushed aside his worries, enjoying the friendly company and the mug of the strange-tasting drink they had offered him. There would be no more nights like this. He could feel it—just as he could feel the Captain firmly stopping him when he considered taking a second mug. Although he felt no ill effects from his first mug and seemed to show remarkable potential, he also knew that some things were best left unchecked. However, Ororon wasn’t known for his obedience. Later, he discreetly sought out the soldier who had given him the drink and asked how to make his own firewater. If he ever managed to make a batch clear enough to reveal the night sky, he would name the first bottle “Starry Mist.”
Box of treats
These treats are not for humans, but for animals. They are sorted into different compartments according to their preferences. Most animals are quite intelligent, and, judging by Ororon’s observations, they are not as far behind us humans as it might seem. Many people live successful lives because they inherited the knowledge of previous generations, so in some ways, the intelligence of animals who find ways to survive in hostile environments may be more impressive. Asking for help from humans is one of the quickest ways animals have learned while living alongside humans. Sometimes, Ororon is going about his business when he suddenly feels something heavy land on his back. If he reacts too slowly, he will later discover several new claw marks from a flying squirrel on his cloak. Ororon is also convinced that animals have some kind of unchangeable way of communicating with each other. Animal messengers are perhaps even more skilled than their human counterparts, as they must not only travel by land and air, but also speak a multitude of different languages and dialects to communicate with other species. The mere thought that the languages of Natlan’s various animals might contain a phrase like “Auroron has a treat in his pocket!” makes him smile. Even if he had a way to discourage these freeloaders determined to profit from a free treat, he would never use it. Wherever he goes, animals accept him as one of their own—and not everyone can say that. Of course, each animal has its own personality, and so they express gratitude in different ways. Ahab Kinich, for example, is rather strange. He always acts as if everything given to him is “rightfully his!” yet at the same time, he seems incapable of living without human company. Ororon usually ignores his words, scattering food in front of him and watching Ahab’s eyes move behind his sunglasses (…Are those two shiny dots his eyes, anyway?). If Ahab doesn’t manage to say something polite before digging into his food, Kinich forbids him from speaking. In contrast, Kakuku is a smooth talker. Despite his limited vocabulary, everything he says is always charged with emotion—something like, “You’re the best, buddy!”
The Eye of God
The first night, he dreamed of a cold stone cave. He turned and saw its entrance: a few scattered rays of moonlight filtered in like rollers of white sand; however, not a single ray reached its depths, from which came a faint rustling sound, as if a thick black fog dwelt within. Drops of water fell from above onto his outstretched hand. They were sticky to the touch. It was moisture, and within it, nutrients. Ororon nodded approvingly: life could most likely form here. It was at that moment that he woke. It didn’t feel like a good dream, but it wasn’t a nightmare either. In the dream, he felt cold. Perhaps it was because the night had been chilly? “I should prepare a thicker blanket for tomorrow,” he thought. The second night, he dreamed of a sultry wind. All he could see were pale stone pillars and clouds edged with crimson threads. The clouds meant he was high in the sky. He couldn’t see the sun or fire, but the air was intensely hot, so intense it felt like it would burn him to a crisp. He didn’t know where he was, but somehow he was sure this was the end. One more step forward, and that was it… One more step… He woke with a start. Humans were naturally drawn to warmth, and he himself had always loved the fires of Natlan, but the heat of this dream filled him with terror. Not a good choice, he thought, shaking his head; he didn’t know what he was rejecting—the dream or reality itself. Perhaps the alpaca blanket was too warm for this time of year. On the third and final night, he dreamed of a black universe and a labyrinth of mirrors. He looked at the overlapping surfaces that surrounded him, and countless other Ororons looked back at them. He heard a voice say, “If your shadow reflects off you enough times, perhaps you’ll gather your entire essence!” There was no kindness in the voice, nor was there malice—the teasing tone of an outside observer. But how could a reflection reveal something that wasn’t really there? And what was moving in the mirrors in this dim space? Unable to bear the strain, he shouted back, “If you want a full shadow, you need at least a little light!” Apparently, people can hear in their dreams, because it was this flash that woke him. This time, he didn’t even try to explain the reason for his sleep: the temperature and the blanket were simply excuses he’d long since exhausted. Even fully awake, he continued to feel a hidden anger and an unusual heaviness pressing down on him. However, what he had always carried and continued to carry within himself could not be light. And on his chest hung nothing less than the so-called benevolent gaze of the gods.
Characteristics
| HP | Attack | Protection | Ascension Bonus | |
| Level 20 | 1991 | 53 | 126 | ATK +0% |
| Level 90 | 9244 | 244 | 587 | ATK +24% |
The best build for Ororon
Ororon’s build is versatile thanks to his skill and ultimate, which can be used whether he’s on the battlefield or not. He also applies a permanent Electro status effect.
Build Electro-Sub DD
Weapon
Elegy of Perdition
Energy restoration
A piece of the Thousand-Year Symphony that wanders among the winds. Increases Elemental Mastery by 60. Hitting an enemy with an elemental skill or elemental explosion causes the character to take one Talis damage in a small radius. Can occur once every 4 seconds.
OR
Stringless
Mastery of the Elements
Increases damage of elemental skills and elemental burst by 24% .
Set of artifacts
Scroll of the Hero of the Burnt City
ATK or VE / Electro Damage / Critical Damage or Critical Hit Chance
(2) When a nearby party member activates Night Spirit’s Flash, the equipped character will recover 6 Energy.
(4) After the equipped character activates a reaction related to their element, all party members take 15% more damage.
The best artifacts and weapons for Ororon
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 | Golden Troupe |
• Increases elemental skill damage by 20%. • Increases elemental skill damage by 25%. Additionally, when the character is not on the battlefield, elemental skill damage is additionally increased by 25%. The effect disappears 2 seconds after entering battle. |
| Third place | A thunderous roar of rage |
• Increases bonus Electro damage by 15%. • Increases damage from Overload, Charged, and Superconductor statuses by 40%. Applying these statuses reduces the cooldown of an elemental skill by 1 sec. Can occur once every 0.8 sec. |
Best Weapons Ranking
| Rating | Weapon | Characteristics (Lvl.1) |
| The best | Elegy of Perdition |
Basic Stats Basic Attack: 46 Bonus Effect: Energy Regen 12% Effect Special Passive Effect “Farewell Hymn” (see description) |
| Second place | Aqua Simulacrum |
Basic Stats : Base Attack: 46 Bonus Effect: Critical Damage: 19.2% Effect: Increases HP by 16% . When nearby enemies, the damage dealt by the character equipped with this weapon is increased by 20% . This effect occurs even when the character is not on the battlefield. |
| Third place | Stringless |
Basic Stats Basic Attack: 42 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 36 Effect Increases the damage of elemental skills and elemental burst by 24% . |
Recommended Squad Members for Ororon
Electrical commands
Ororon |
Ayato |
Fischl |
Sucrose |
Ororon |
Clorinda |
Furina |
Kazuha |
Ororon |
Tartaglia |
Yae Miko |
Shilonen |
Teams with Night Spirit
Ororon |
Chaska |
Furina |
Bennett |
Ororon |
Chaska |
Ye Lan |
Kokomi |
Dendro-teams
Ororon |
Neuvillette |
Furina |
Bai Zhu |
Ororon |
Al-Haytham |
Ye Lan |
Kirara |
Materials for the Ascension of Ororon
As Ororon levels up, his Attack Power increases.
| Exalted. | Max lvl | Price (Mora) | Electronic material #1 | Electronic material #2 | Local curiosities | Additional materials |
| 1 | 20 | 20,000 | Vajrada Amethyst Shard x1 | — | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x3 |
Young Fang x3 |
| 2 | 40 | 40,000 | Amethyst Vajrada Fragment x3 | Binding Blessing Mark x2 | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x10 | Young Fang x15 |
| 3 | 50 | 60,000 | Amethyst Vajrada Fragment x6 | Binding Blessing Mark x4 | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x20 | Adult Fang x12 |
| 4 | 60 | 80,000 | Vajrada Amethyst Piece x3 | Binding Blessing Mark x8 | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x30 | Adult Fang x18 |
| 5 | 70 | 100,000 | Vajrada Amethyst Piece x6 | Binding Blessing Mark x12 | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x45 |
Tyrant’s Fang x16 |
| 6 | 80 | 120,000 | Precious Amethyst Vajrada x6 | Binding Blessing Mark x20 | Shimmering Horned Mushroom x60 |
Tyrant’s Fang x24 |
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Diona |
Kli |
Venti |
Mona |
Diluc |
Genie |
Sucrose |
Noelle |
Bennett |
Fischl |
Razor |
Barbara |
Lisa |
Keya |
Amber |
Traveler (Anemo) |
Rosary |
Eola |
Eloy |
Mika |
Li Yue
Hu Tao |
Xiao |
Gan Yu |
Zhong Li |
Xin Yan |
Ke Qing |
Qi Qi |
Chun Yun |
Ning Guang |
Xing Qiu |
Bei Dou |
Xiang Ling |
Yan Fei |
Shen He |
Yun Jin |
Ye Lan |
Yao Yao |
Traveler (Geo) |
Bai Zhu |
Xian Yun |
Fireplace |
Lan Yan |
Snowy
Tartaglia |
Inazuma
Kazuha |
Kamisato Ayaka |
Sayu |
Yoimiya |
| Shogun Raiden | Sarah Kujo | Kokomi | Tom |
Arataki Itto |
Goro |
Yae Miko |
Kamisato Ayato |
Kuki Shinobu |
Shikanoin Heizo |
Kirara |
Tiori |
Sumeru
Tignari |
Tracks |
Dory |
Candace |
Saino |
Nile |
Nahida |
Laila |
Wanderer |
Faruzan |
Al-Haytham |
Dehya |
Traveler (Dendro) |
Kaveh |
Setos |
Fontaine
Line |
Lynette |
Freminet |
Neuvillette |
Risley |
Traveler (Hydro) |
Furina |
Charlotte |
Navia |
Chevreuse |
Harlequin |
Clorinda |
Sidgwin |
Emilia | Escoffier |
Natlan
Kachina |
Mualani |
Kinich |
Shilonen |
Chaska |
Ororon |
Mavuika |
Sitlali |
Mizuki |
Varesa |
Iansan |
Ifa |
Ineffa |
Nod-Kray
Lauma |
Aino | Fleance |
Nefer |
Durin |
Berry | Illugi | Zi Bai |
