This July 21 sign the arrival of Genshin Impact update 2.0. New characters, events and mechanisms are added, but we especially note the arrival of a new area: Inazuma. After Mondstadt and Liyue, this is the third region that promises to be just as rich and diversified as the previous ones. If you want to know everything about this place inspired by Japan, find our complete walkthrough.
Summary
All Inazuma guides
Unlike the Dosdragon Mountains or the Golden Apple Archipelago temporary zone, Inazuma is indeed a vast region to explore, with its share of novelties, chests, puzzles and secrets to discover. Thus, to facilitate your navigation, we suggest that you centralize all our tips and things to know about this area.
On this page, you will find all of our guides related to Inazuma. Whether it's new puzzles, hidden chests, how to access them, we bring together all of our articles that talk about this third region. Note that this page will be regularly updated and that you can of course find our other tips in our complete guide.
Introduction to Inazuma
- How to get to the Inazuma region
- Banners and Events 2.0
- How to unlock the Electro version of the Voyager
- How the Divine Path Works
- How cross-saving works on PlayStation
- Choose your region to do your daily quests
Location and Resources
- Where to find all Electroculus
- Where to find Inazuma Shrines
- Purple Court Island Hidden Luxurious Chest
- Collect Electro Seals
- Cherry blossoms
- Sob Herbs
- crystal marrow
- Bloody Dendrobiums
Quests and puzzles
- Purification ritual of the sacred cherry tree
- Orobashi's Legacy
- Sakurologie
- How to remove the barrier around Tatarasuna
- How to Access Tatarasuna's Secret Dungeon
- Reach the underwater teleport point in Inazuma
- Where to find the old stone slabs
- Solve the riddle of the tombstones
What is Inazuma?
Inazuma is one of the seven nations in the world of Teyvat. It is home to the city that worships Baal, the game's Archon Electro. When introduced in Genshin Impact, Inazuma is introduced as a land of various tensions and dangerous to travel through. The Fatui, however, seem relatively free thanks to their diplomatic immunity and can enter and leave more easily.
The Inazuma region is an area inspired by Japan. To stick to its inspirations, the place is divided into six islands which form its archipelago, namely:
- Narukami Island
- Kannazuka
- L'île de Yashiori
- Seirai Island
- Tsurumi Island
- L'île de Watatsumi
These islands will arrive in two stages depending on the updates. There are of course different corners within these islands, with several villages but also the main town of inazuma which houses the Tenshukaku.
Characters from Inazuma
As since the launch of Genshin Impact, the characters have origins. The first to be revealed from Inazuma is Kaedehara Kazuha, an anemo character introduced in 1.6. But we already know other protagonists who arrive in 2.0 or who will arrive later.
Here is the list of characters that come from Inazuma:
- Kaedehara Kazuha (5 ★)
- Kamisato Ayaka (5 ★)
- Yoimiya (5 ★)
- Sayu (4★)
- Baal (5★)
- gorou
- Kujou sara
- Sangonomiya kokomi
- Yae miko
- Thomas
Genshin Impact update 2.0 is rolling out this July 21 at 5 a.m. PDT. It will welcome other islands as and when. Stay connected to know everything.
