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Genshin Impact leakers late found another possible playable character may first appear in Sumeru . With an unknown artillery and name , the cryptical character allegedly looks interchangeable to Honkai Impact 3rd ’s Su . He was a MANTIS and the seventh of 13 Flame - Chasers . In the Old World , he was also a scientist for an organization called Fire Moth .
Meanwhile , Genshin ’s aver Su - inspired character could share a alike predilection for academic as Honkai ’s Su . According to info shared by@SpendYourPrimoson Twitter , crosspostedon r / Genshin_Impact_Leaks , the unnamed character is a scholar from Sumeru with a Dendro Vision .
The leak was further amplified by@bao_xiaoshengon Twitter , who described the character ’s strong-arm appearance . The tweet , in Chinese , was translated byu / astrreaand check the following entropy :
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A primal piece from the leak is the dichotomy between Su and the Su - inspired part ’s alleged personalities . There have been other characters inspired by Honkai Impact 3rd ’s casting , and each pair has famed non - line of latitude that set them apart . For illustration , Honkai ’s Raiden Mei loves to cook , while Genshin ’s Raiden Ei perfectly ca n’t make .
Twitter exploiter @SpendYourPrimos clarified that the Su - breathe in charactermay not necessarily appear in Version 3.0despiteearly leaksthat suggest there would be a five - wizard virile theatrical role in the update . Some speculate that the Su - inspired character may be enter too soon in the Sumeru story , but might not become playable until much later .
For now , no concrete information can be drawn from these making water . But the upcoming Version 3.0 genus Beta may depart bring exciting news program to light .
Check out our guide onHow to play the rhythm game in the Genshin Impact The Almighty Arataki Great and Glorious Drumalong Festival eventto keep you fussy while waiting for Sumeru .
