Characters of Genshin Impact

The cast of characters in miHoYo's Genshin Impact hails from the continent of Teyvat, comprising seven nations: Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, Sumeru, Fontaine, Natlan, and Snezhnaya. Each nation is ruled by one of seven Archons, or gods. Nearly all playable characters control one of seven natural elements with the help of a Vision, a device granted by the heavens to those with great ambitions, with the exception of a few characters who control the elements through their own supernatural powers, such as Dainsleif, the Archons, and the Traveler.

Design

Some of Genshin Impact's characters were first introduced in an official manga released prior to the game's launch.[1]

When designing the characters, the designers first decide who the character is at their core as well as their needs, then they may design the character to fit that original idea and those needs.[2] Designers may also consider the relation of a character to other characters in Teyvat: for instance, the elegant and reserved opera singer Yun Jin was designed to juxtapose the fiery and unbound rock star Xinyan.[3]

Many characters are derived from legends of certain nations: the adepti of Liyue, for example, are based on the Xian of Daoism. The idea of the Vision itself also derives from Daoism: the concept of a third eye manifests itself in humans as the form of the Vision they receive.[2] Some characters are also named for historical figures, such as Alhaitham and Tighnari.

Characters

Playable

The following is a table that lists all currently confirmed playable characters by region, and in alphabetical order. All playable characters are associated with a specific region, with the exception of the Travelers and Aloy, who come from their own world.

All characters may use one of 5 weapon types: swords, polearms, claymores, bows, or catalysts.

Outlanders
Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Aether Changeable Sword
The main protagonist of the game, known as the Traveler. Players have the option to choose Aether (male) or Lumine (female). Separated from their twin, they are on journey to meet the gods of Teyvat.
Lumine
Aloy Cryo Bow
The protagonist of Horizon Zero Dawn. She was added to the game for a limited time as part of a collaboration between miHoYo and Guerrilla Games. [6]

Mondstadt

Mondstadt was released in September 2020.

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Albedo Geo Sword
The Chief Alchemist of the Knights of Favonius and the Captain of its Investigation Team. Albedo is not a human, but rather a homunculus, created by the legendary Khaenri'ahan alchemist Rhinedottir (also known as "Gold"). [7][8]
Amber Pyro Bow
An outgoing, gregarious Knight of Favonius and the only member of its Outrider unit; she is widely regarded as the gliding champion of Mondstadt. Amber is the first playable character that players obtain in the game, other than the Traveler. [7][9]
Barbara Hydro Catalyst
The Deaconess of the Church of Favonius and the younger sister of Jean; she is also a famous idol. Players can obtain Barbara after completing the prologue of the main story. [7][10]
Bennett Pyro Sword
A member of the Mondstadt branch of the Adventurers' Guild, well known for his almost supernaturally bad luck. [7][11]
Diluc Pyro Claymore
A solitary businessman and vintner; he is also the former Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius. Diluc and Kaeya grew up as adopted brothers, however, the two are no longer on friendly terms. He secretly operates as a vigilante nicknamed "the Darknight Hero". [7]
Diona Cryo Bow
An alcohol-hating bartender working at the Cat's Tail and a descendant of the Kätzlein bloodline. [7]
Eula Cryo Claymore
A descendant of the Lawrence Clan, whose tyrannical rule of Mondstadt eventually resulted in the clan's overthrow and exile. She is currently working for the Knights of Favonius as the Captain of its Reconnaissance Company. [7]
Fischl Electro Bow
An eccentric investigator for the Adventurers' Guild who claims to be a princess from another world. She is based on the chūnibyō trope. [7]
Jean Anemo Sword
The Acting Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius and Barbara's older sister. [7]
Kaeya Cryo Sword
The Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius and Diluc's adopted brother. Kaeya is the second character that players obtain in the game. Kaeya originally hails from Khaenri’ah, a mysterious nation outside of Teyvat that was destroyed by Celestia 500 years prior to the start of the game. [7]
Klee Pyro Catalyst
The Spark Knight of the Knights of Favonius and the daughter of Alice, a powerful sorceress. Her obsession with explosives at her young age has landed her in solitary confinement many times. [7]
Lisa Electro Catalyst
The head librarian of the Knights of Favonius and a former student of the Sumeru Akademiya. She is the third character that players can obtain in the game. [7]
Mika Cryo Polearm
A mapmaker for the Knights of Favonius and a member of its Reconnaissance Company. [7]
Mona Hydro Catalyst
A famous astrologist who often finds herself strapped for money. [7]
Noelle Geo Claymore
A maid working for the Knights of Favonius who dreams of being a knight some day. She is one of the first characters that players can obtain through the "Beginner's Wish" banner. [7]
Razor Electro Claymore
A mysterious boy who was raised by the wolves in Wolvendom. [7]
Rosaria Cryo Polearm
A sister in the Church of Favonius who rarely participates in church activities and protects Mondstadt from the shadows. [7]
Sucrose Anemo Catalyst
A shy alchemist and Albedo's assistant. She wants to use alchemy to transform living beings. [7]
Venti Anemo Bow
A carefree bard fond of drinking, and the human vessel of the Anemo Archon. [7][12]

Liyue

Liyue was released in September 2020.

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Baizhu Dendro Catalyst
The owner of the Bubu Pharmacy and guardian of the jiangshi Qiqi. [7]
Beidou Electro Claymore
The Captain of the Crux, an armed fleet famous for their daring adventures. [7]
Chongyun Cryo Claymore
An exorcist with a pure-yang spirit able to drive away evil spirits. [7]
Ganyu Cryo Bow
The half-qilin secretary of the Liyue Qixing. Ganyu is also an adeptus, a species of illuminated beasts native to Liyue, and is under contract to the Geo Archon. [7]
Hu Tao Pyro Polearm
The 77th Director of Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, who enjoys playing pranks on others. [7]
Keqing Electro Sword
A member of the Liyue Qixing, the governing body of Liyue. Some consider her odd due to her lack of devotion to the Archons. [7]
Ningguang Geo Catalyst
The owner of the Jade Chamber and a wealthy businesswoman who is also a member of the Liyue Qixing. [7]
Qiqi Cryo Sword
A jiangshi herb gatherer working for the Bubu Pharmacy who was resurrected by the adepti. [7]
Shenhe Cryo Polearm
A cursed human woman who grew up as a disciple of the adepti and is an aunt of Chongyun. [7]
Xiangling Pyro Polearm
The head chef of Wanmin Restaurant. Players can obtain Xiangling by completing Floor 3 of Spiral Abyss. [7]
Xiao Anemo Polearm
The sole remaining member of the Yaksha, a specialised group of adepti tasked by the Geo Archon with protecting Liyue from evil gods and spirits. [7]
Xingqiu Hydro Sword
The second son to the head of the Feiyun Commerce Guild and a practitioner of the Guhua martial arts. [7]
Xinyan Pyro Claymore
A popular rock-n-roll musician. [7]
Yanfei Pyro Catalyst
A half-xiezhi, Yanfei is a highly skilled legal adviser and one of the few illuminated beasts not under contract to the Geo Archon. [7]
Yaoyao Dendro Polearm
A young adepti disciple and Ganyu's assistant. [7]
Yelan Hydro Bow
A mysterious woman operating as an intelligence agent for Ningguang. [7]
Yun Jin Geo Polearm
A popular opera singer of the Heyu Tea House. [7]
Zhongli Geo Polearm
A consultant from Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, as well as the human vessel of the Geo Archon. [7]

Inazuma

Inazuma was released in July 2021.[16]

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Arataki Itto Geo Claymore
A mischievous oni and leader of the Arataki Gang. [7]
Gorou Geo Bow
The general of the Watatsumi Army, a resistance group fighting to overturn some of Inazuma's policies. [7]
Kaedehara Kazuha Anemo Sword
A ronin and poet who is a temporary member of Beidou's crew. [7]
Kamisato Ayaka Cryo Sword
The daughter of the Yashiro Commission's Kamisato Clan and Ayato's younger sister. [7][17]
Kamisato Ayato Hydro Sword
The head of the Yashiro Commission and Ayaka's older brother. [7]
Kirara Dendro Sword
A nekomata who is a courier at Komaniya Express. [7][20]
Kujou Sara Electro Bow
A tengu, war general, and adopted daughter of the Kujou Clan, a clan that serves the Shogun and helps execute her policies. [7]
Kuki Shinobu Electro Sword
The deputy leader of the Arataki Gang who takes it upon herself to keep the group out of trouble. [7]
Raiden Shogun Electro Polearm
A bionic puppet serving as the vessel of the Electro Archon, Raiden Ei, as well as the current shogun of Inazuma. [7]
Sangonomiya Kokomi Hydro Catalyst
The leader of the Watatsumi Army as well as the Divine Priestess of Watatsumi Island. [7]
Sayu Anemo Claymore
A mujina ninja who is a member of the Shuumatsuban, an organization secretly run by the Yashiro Commission. She believes that sleeping will make her grow taller. [7][21]
Shikanoin Heizou Anemo Catalyst
A detective associated with the Tenryou Commission. [7]
Thoma Pyro Polearm
The chief housekeeper of the Kamisato Clan who originates from Mondstadt. [7][22]
Yae Miko Electro Catalyst
An exceptionally clever kitsune and the owner of the Yae Publishing House. She is also both the head shrine maiden of the Grand Narukami shrine and an old friend of Raiden Ei. [7]
Yoimiya Pyro Bow
The lively owner of Naganohara Fireworks, who has been nicknamed the "Queen of the Summer Festival" by the people of Inazuma. [7][23]

Sumeru

Sumeru was released in August 2022, and introduced the Dendro element to the game.[24]

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Alhaitham Dendro Sword
The aloof Scribe of the Sumeru Akademiya, responsible for documenting their findings. [7]
Candace Hydro Polearm
The steadfast guardian of Aaru Village. [7]
Collei Dendro Bow
  • Japan Ryōko Maekawa
  • United States Christina Costello
  • China Qin Wenjing
  • South Korea Bang Si-woo
 An Avidya Forest Ranger trainee under Tighnari's mentorship and a close friend of Amber. She is one of the main characters of the manga, which details her traumatic past. [7]
Cyno Electro Polearm
The intimidating General Mahamatra of the Matra, a group of disciplinary officers who work for the Akademiya. [7]
Dehya Pyro Claymore
A hired bodyguard who is a member of the Eremites, a group of mercenaries from Sumeru's deserts. [7]
Dori Electro Claymore
An enterprising and clever merchant who is obsessed with money. [7]
Faruzan Anemo Bow
  • Japan Yui Horie
  • United States Chandni Parekh
  • China Yan Mengmeng
  • South Korea Kim You-rim
 An Akademiya professor who has recently returned to the institution after being trapped in ancient ruins for a century. [7][25]
Kaveh Dendro Claymore
An esteemed architect whose projects have bankrupt him. He is sensitive, empathetic, and idealistic by nature. [7]
Layla Cryo Sword
A theoretical astrology student at the Sumeru Akademiya who suffers from chronic sleep deprivation. [7]
Nahida Dendro Catalyst
The human vessel of the Dendro Archon, known as Lesser Lord Kusanali to her citizens. [7]
Nilou Hydro Sword
A gentle and talented dancer, and the star of the Zubayr Theater. [7]
Tighnari Dendro Bow
The stern, hardworking Chief Officer of the Avidya Forest Rangers. [7]
Wanderer Anemo Catalyst
The former Sixth Fatui Harbinger, Scaramouche, originally created by Raiden Ei as a prototype for her mortal vessel before abandoning him. Players may rename the Wanderer upon the completion of a certain quest. [25]

Fontaine

Fontaine was released in August 2023.[28] Clorinde, Navia and Sigewinne have visions and they are expected to be playable characters in the next updates.

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Charlotte Cryo Catalyst
  • Japan Azumi Waki
  • United States Maya Aoki Tuttle
  • China Ruan Congqing
  • South Korea Shin On-yu
 Reporter of the Fontaine's famous newspaper The Steambird. [29]
Clorinde Electro Sword
  • Japan Ishikawa Yui
  • United States Crystal Lee
  • China Zhao Hanyu
  • South Korea Shin Na-ri
 A champion duelist in Fontaine and also serves as Furina's bodyguard. [7]
Freminet Cryo Claymore
A well-known diver in Fontaine. He is shy, and is Lyney and Lynette's adoptive younger brother. [7]
Furina Hydro Sword
As the God of Justice, Focalors, she oversees Fontaine as the human vessel of the Hydro Archon. [30]
Lynette Anemo Sword
Lyney's sister and assistant. She is an introverted catgirl. Like her brother, she belongs to the House of the Hearth, an orphanage run by the Fatui. [7]
Lyney Pyro Bow
Lynette's brother and a famous magician in Fontaine. He is outgoing and spirited, in contrast to his siblings. Like his sister, he belongs to the House of the Hearth. [7]
Neuvillette Hydro Catalyst
The imposing Chief Justice of the Court of Fontaine. He is also the reincarnation of the Hydro Sovereign, the Dragon of Water. [31]
Sigewinne Hydro Bow
  • Japan Kino Hina
  • United States Sarah Williams
  • China Zhao Shuang
  • South Korea Kim Chae-rin
 The head nurse of the Fortress of Meropide's infirmary. She is a Melusine, albeit one with a "special body" that is physiologically closer to a human's. [7]
Wriothesley Cryo Catalyst
The Administrator of the Fortress of Meropide, an underwater autonomous stronghold that serves as Fontaine's de facto prison. [32]

Snezhnaya

Snezhnaya is expected for release in 2025, with one character playable.[33]

Name Element Weapon Voice Actor Description Citations
Tartaglia Hydro Bow
The Eleventh of the Fatui Harbingers. He is the youngest and lowest-ranking Harbinger, and is eager to fight powerful opponents. [7]

Non-player characters
  • Paimon (Voiced by: Japan Aoi Koga,[4] United States Corina Boettger,[4] China Duoduo Poi (Shi Xinlei), South Korea Kim Ga-ryeong). The Traveler's guide and companion. As the Traveler is a mostly silent protagonist, Paimon speaks for the Traveler for most of the game.
  • Sustainer of Heavenly Principles (Voiced by: Japan Rie Kugimiya, United States Christie Cate, China Tao Dian, South Korea Unknown). The mysterious god at the beginning of the game who fights the Traveler and abducts their sibling, thus beginning the Traveler's journey through Teyvat.
  • Katheryne (Voiced by: Japan Mai Sato, United States Erica Mendez,[34] China Xiao N (Jiang Li), South Korea Park Go-woon). The receptionist of the Adventurer's Guild. It is revealed in the Sumeru chapter that Katheryne is a bionic puppet made in Snezhnaya.
  • The Eleven Fatui Harbingers, the powerful lieutenants of the Tsaritsa. They are based on characters from the commedia dell'arte:[35]
    • La Signora (Voiced by: Japan Yui Shoji, United States Unknown, China Ziyin (Qi Tianyi), South Korea Unknown). The Eighth Fatui Harbinger. She steals Venti's Gnosis and bargains with Zhongli for his Gnosis, as the Tsaritsa desires to collect all Archons' Gnoses. After she helps to incite turmoil and a civil war in the nation of Inazuma, the Traveler challenges her to a duel, which leads to her execution by the Raiden Shogun.
    • Il Dottore, (Voiced by: Japan Toshihiko Seki,[36] United States Mick Wingert,[37] China Wu Lei, South Korea Park Seong-tae), or "The Doctor." The Second Fatui Harbinger, he is a mad scientist and the main antagonist of the Sumeru chapter, attempting to create an artificial god to replace the Dendro Archon.
    • Arlecchino, (Voiced by: Japan Mori Nanako, United States Erin Yvette,[37] China Huang Ying, South Korea Lee Myung-Hee), or "The Knave." The Fourth of the Fatui Harbingers, also known as "Father" to the children of the House of The Hearth, while cunning and strategic, she plays an integral role in the Fontaine archon quests.
  • Dainsleif (Voiced by: Japan Kenjiro Tsuda,[4] United States Yuri Lowenthal,[4] China Sun Ye, South Korea Choi Han). A wandering stranger from the fallen civilization of Khaenri'ah who served as the captain of its royal knights, cursed with immortality for failing to protect its citizens. He occasionally meets with the Traveler to share information he has gathered about their lost twin.
  • Rhinedottir (Voiced by: Japan Tanaka Atsuko, United States Ivy Dupler,[38] China Fan Churong, South Korea Jeon So-yeon), or "Gold." An alchemist from Khaenri'ah with the ability to create life, she is the creator of Albedo, the dragon Durin, and riftwolves that plague Teyvat. She is also responsible for triggering the cataclysm that destroyed Teyvat 500 years prior to the game's events.
  • Alice (Voiced by: Japan Kikuko Inoue, United States Rachel Kimsey, China Zhang Qi, South Korea Yeo Min-jeong). The mother of Klee, she is an extraordinarily powerful traveling sorceress who is often destructive.

Reception

The characters of Genshin Impact have enjoyed positive reception, especially in terms of revenue: as Genshin Impact is a gacha game, much of its revenue comes from sales of in-game currency players use to obtain characters. Most revenue comes from limited character banners. Across all platforms (including mobile, console and computer platforms), the game is estimated to have grossed nearly US$3.7 billion in its first year by September 2021, the highest ever first-year launch revenue for any video game.[39][40][41] The mobile version grossed a further US$567 million between January and March 2022.[42]

Several of the game's characters have enjoyed massive popularity and have earned millions of dollars in revenue. For instance, in March 2021, it was reported that the character Zhongli was the game's highest grossing character, with US$15.5 million reported in revenue at the time.[43] This number was later eclipsed by the December 2022 release of the Raiden Shogun, whose first banner earned US$9 million in two days from Chinese iOS sales;[44] by the time the banner ended, it had netted around US$33 million in the Chinese market alone.[45] Shogun's record was eventually broken by the November 2, 2022 banner, which introduced the Dendro archon Nahida and earned US$34 million in the Chinese market.[46]

Controversy

In November 2020, the release of Zhongli engendered criticism from fans; due to his equipment and gameplay being viewed as poor, many took Zhongli as an insult toward Chinese players. miHoYo published a blog post in response, noting that the character was working as designed.[47] Later, miHoYo issued an apology, and promised to improve the character's kit during beta testing for version 1.3.[48]

In early March 2023, HoYoverse was criticized for the release of the Sumeru character Dehya, as a portion of the game's fanbase argued that her kit was underpowered and dysfunctional, particularly when compared to the kits of lower-rarity characters.[49][50] A number of these players announced that they had stopped spending money on the game, while others sent feedback to HoYoverse demanding improvements.[51] As one of the few dark-skinned playable characters in the game, some suggested that her poor skillset might be due to colorism, given similar accusations made against HoYoverse in the past.[52] A campaign urging the wider playerbase to press HoYoverse for change trended on Twitter under the hashtag #FixDehya, with many spamming the game's official Twitter account.[53]

Notes
  1. In the English version of the game, Tighnari was originally voiced by Elliot Gindi. However, after sexual abuse allegations were raised against Gindi, he was replaced by Gordon.[26][27]

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