One of the animations where Ningguang only raises her left hand is significantly faster than the other two.

There are three possible animations for this attack.

Star Jade stacks are fired on a small arcing path and may target enemies other than the Charge Attack target.

The Charged Attack fires a single large projectile directly in front of Ningguang from her chest area.

These jades will make a small arcing path, and thus may hit obstacles that are too close to the target.

Ningguang fires 2 projectiles from her sides on performing a Normal Attack, which may target two enemies at once.

Ningguang can hold up to 3 Jade Stars from Normal Attacks.

The regular use of English as-is in Mondstadt has likely been scrapped.

In the manga, in Chapter 5, there is a circular stamp reading 'THE CHIVALRY OF THE WEST WIND - MONDE LIBRARY' in English.

As this script has not been seen in official media since Genshin Impact's launch and all instances of the script appear to be filler text due to repetition of the same lines, this script was likely a placeholder and ultimately scrapped. In the Genshin Impact manga, which was published in 2018 to 2019, some papers, such as the ones on the table in the first half of Chapter 5 and the letter that Dottore receives in Chapter 9, are written in an indecipherable script.

The Unusual Hilichurl has a Simplified Chinese character on its mask as a reference to Liu Wei, one of HoYoverse's co-founders.There are playing cards in the open world with the Roman alphabet on them.Persian ( Soraya, Vahid, Parvaneh, Anisa).Old Norse ( Sal Vindagnyr, Imunlaukr, Gunnhildr, Ragnvindr, Ulfr, Ylgr).Other real life languages that have been used include: So far, the following real life languages have been used extensively, although none appear in written form in the world of Genshin Impact as they do in real life: However, since Version 1.0, the symbols that appear around Abyss Mages are in the Enochian-Based Language instead. Runes resembling Elder Futhark runes can be seen in the Tutorial images for the Abyss Mages, seemingly when they are about to regenerate their shields. This translates from Enochian as something along the lines of 'I say, they are angry.'Įxample of Runes where symbols including ᛉ and ᛗ can be seen There is only one instance of the Enochian-based language being transcribed into a discernable language: During Crash Course, the Hydro Abyss Mage says 'Gohus, Chiso Vonph' in English letters. Ruin Guards are known to have been made by the people of Khaenri'ah, so the text is possibly used by them as well. The script also appears in the yellow protective runes around the weak points of Automatons, where the mirrored glyphs for B, L, and G circle around the core. It can be seen as purple symbols above the Abyss Mage when it is manipulating hilichurls, such as in the commission Spreading Evil. This script is based on the Enochian alphabet, but attempts to decrypt it have only yielded unintelligible text, as the letter sequences appear to be randomly generated. According to their description in the Adventurer Handbook, this long-forgotten language is what gives the Abyss Mages their magical power. This is a language observed to be used by Abyss Mages to manipulate hilichurls. Logo of the Angel's Share likely reads 'Angle Share ' ('ANGLEShArE').An emblem of the Mondstadt branch of the Adventurers' Guild emblem likely reads 'Monde' ('MOnDE').There is variation between likely instances of the same letter. These signs have words written using the Roman alphabet with certain sections removed and the entire written item flipped horizontally. Other Languages Mondstadt LanguageĮxample of the Mondstadt Language at the bottom of the signĬertain signs in Mondstadt appear to use a written language that is not the Teyvat Language. Additionally, some versions of this alphabet are associated with the Abyss Order - and it may be that this was the script of Khaenri'ah. Although there is no capitalization, there is punctuation. The alphabet is based on Latin letters like the common written language of Teyvat, but the words and grammar are based on Classical Latin instead of English.

The Latin-Based Language ( unofficial name), popularly known as the Abyss Language ( unofficial name), can be found all over Teyvat, usually in non-mundane inscriptions such as those relating to gods, alchemy, astrology, and in association with Ley Lines it also appears when magical seals appear, such as on some chests.

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