#Genshin impact manga update

the 'odd vase' in Diluc's house is clearly meant to be the one Kaeya promised to buy and later actually delivered to him.

One of her voice line clearly references some issues she had with a certain stupid Cavalry Captain.

Collei is referenced in Mondstadt and now she is a playable character in the game.

Had the traveler been aware of such info their meeting with Childe would likely have gone quite differently.Īt the same time, the game does indeed reference the manga multiple times.

#Genshin impact manga update

Sometimes characters seem to omit info that you would think they would mention:įor example at least Diluc and Kaeya are clearly both aware that the Fatui are murdering people 'for research' but neither of them tell that to the Traveler even when the opportunity arises. Previously only known to readers of the official Genshin Impact manga, Collei will debut in the upcoming Sumeru update in August. Mentioning Dottore's research in Childe's quest and the Delusions effects like faster aging during Inazuma arc. Yet, so far the game doesn't seem to have really made any of this very explicit outside some minor details like: Venti being told how the Lawrence clan son twisted the Harpestrum rite.

Kaeya is probably fully aware of the thing and so are the Knights.

based on the plot they seem to be targeting young people specifically (a younger Diluc calls the missing person a 'boy') - ties to the 'faster aging' effect Delusions seems to cause They forcibly enlist people from other nations to be used as guinea pigs. Fatui have an underground arena where they conduct experiments on living begins. The Fatui mostly, but not limited just to them.

So far the manga has been more explicit than the game in showing the nature of certain factions/characters. Read Genshin Impact Now Digital comics on WEBTOON, Aeons ago, the elder elemental gods granted civilization to the human race, but the world soon splintered as corruption and greed grew without check. The richness of her backstory and the uniqueness of her power make her a perfect (and more than deserving) candidate for a limited-time banner.The Genshin Impact manga pre-dates the videogame by quite a bit, and as a result of this many minor details were changed in the final product like names (the Knights of Favonius for example were called Ordo Favonius), characters clothes and so on. Overall, she's one of the most complex characters in the franchise. Even after making it out alive, she struggled to grant people her trust and initially had little regard for human life. A stifling amount of trauma grew from the experiments she was put through. One of many unfortunate victims of the Fatui, Collei was cruelly treated as a human test subject. RELATED: Genshin Impact: Every Major Story Element That Happens In The Manga and How It Will Affect The Game However, Collei spends most of the story relying on the difficult-to-control archon residue that she was unwillingly injected with as a child. Those who use magic in Teyvat typically do so by using a vision or delusion. She is unlike any character introduced in the game itself, with no physical object to allow her to channel her elemental energy. A central character to Genshin Impact's lore, Collei appeared in the second chapter of the manga and was featured in every chapter that followed.