New Genshin Impact trailer explains Kuki Shinobu’s talents

ByErvin Silva Hours
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Last Updated on: 26th June 2022, 05:06 am

Genshin Impact version 2.7 has highlighted the new 5-star character Yelan and her signature weapon. However, her banner ends in a few hours, and the spotlight will shift to Arataki Itto’s banner rerun together with his sidekick, the new 4-star character Kuki Shinobu.

In a newly released trailer called Collective Miscellany, HoYoverse shows that Kuki Shinobu deserves as much attention as they explained the talents befitting the Arataki Gang’s only “member who actually has their head screwed on.”

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Wielding a sword, Kuki Shinobu’s normal attack, if used successively, can be a series of four rapid strikes while her charged attack consumes a certain amount of stamina to unleash 2 rapid strikes.

Her Elemental Skill is called “Sanctifying Ring” which allows her to create a “Grass Ring of Sanctification” at the cost of some of her HP. This ring not only deals damage to nearby enemies but also restores HP for the active character(s) within its AoE.

Her Elemental Burst called “Gyoei Narukami Kariyama Rite” will have Shinobu stab a blade into the ground. This creates a field that deals continuous Electro damage to opponents within its AoE.

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As for her Ascension Passives, the first one is called “Breaking Free,” and it gives Shinobu a healing bonus of 15% when her HP is not higher than 50%. On the other hand, The Fourth Ascension Passive is called “Heart’s Repose” which boosts her Sanctifying Ring’s abilities based on her Elemental Mastery.

Lastly, Shinobu’s Utility Passive is called “Protracted Prayers.” This talent allows her to gain 25% more rewards when dispatched on an expedition in Inazuma for 20 hours.

Genshin Impact is an action role-playing game developed by miHoyo, now HoYoverse. It’s available for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Android, iOS, and PlayStation 5 while a release on Nintendo Switch is currently in the works.