 | Name | Ororon |
| Title | Shadow of the Night-Wind | |
| Occupation | Mictlan | |
| Association | NATLAN | |
| Rarity |  | |
| Weapon |  Bow | |
| Element |  Electro | |
| Day of Birth | 14 | |
| Month of Birth | 10 | |
| Vision (Introduced) | Electro | |
| Constellation (Introduced) | Vampyrum Spectrum | |
| Chinese Seuyu | 梁达伟 | |
| Japanese Seuyu | 近藤隆 | |
| English Seuyu | Nathan Nokes | |
| Korean Seuyu | Seo Joung-ik | |
| Description | A young man from the Masters of the Night-Wind who instead lives in the wild alongside all manner of life. | |
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Stats
| Lv | HP | Atk | Def | CritRate% | CritDMG% | Bonus Atk% | Materials | Total Materials |
| 1 | 775 | 20.48 | 49.21 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 0% | ||
| 20 | 1991 | 52.61 | 126.43 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 0% | 133 20000 | 13320000 |
| 20+ | 2570 | 67.91 | 163.19 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 0% | ||
| 40 | 3850 | 101.72 | 244.45 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 0% | 32101540000 | 113186000032 |
| 40+ | 4261 | 112.59 | 270.57 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 6.0% | ||
| 50 | 4901 | 129.51 | 311.22 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 6.0% | 64201260000 | 13318120K9612 |
| 50+ | 5450 | 144.0 | 346.05 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 12.0% | ||
| 60 | 6090 | 160.92 | 386.7 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 12.0% | 38301880000 | 16318200K914303 |
| 60+ | 6501 | 171.79 | 412.82 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 12.0% | ||
| 70 | 7141 | 188.68 | 453.42 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 12.0% | 6124512100K | 110818300K92630912 |
| 70+ | 7552 | 199.55 | 479.55 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 18.0% | ||
| 80 | 8192 | 216.47 | 520.2 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 18.0% | 6206024120K | 116818420K946309366 |
| 80+ | 8604 | 227.34 | 546.32 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 24.0% | ||
| 90 | 9244 | 244.26 | 586.97 | 5.0% | 50.0% | 24.0% |
Skills
Active Skils
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Performs up to 3 consecutive shots with a bow. Performs a more precise While aiming, Electro energy will accumulate on the arrowhead. A fully charged arrow will deal Fires off a shower of arrows in mid-air before falling and striking the ground, dealing AoE DMG upon impact. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Ororon manifests an ancient mystical technique from the Masters of the Night-Wind as a When other opponents are nearby, the Spirit Orb will bounce between them, dealing Nightsoul-aligned After 3 bounces, or if there are no eligible targets left, the Orb will disappear. "People always wish to foretell the future, but that might be because they have yet to discover that which they must do... Sorry, I'm saying complicated things again, aren't I..." | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 | Special Jump | ||||||||||||||||
| If this character is in Natlan, Hold to consume Phlogiston and execute a Rocket Double Jump. When Phlogiston is completely depleted, it will consume Stamina to execute the Double Jump instead. | |||||||||||||||||
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| Ororon works an ancient ritual, dealing Nightsoul-aligned ·Continuously taunts nearby opponents and attracts attacks from them. ·Continuously rotates and fires off sonic waves that deal Nightsoul-aligned Those with sharp enough senses can hear the minute voices with which all things speak. That way, they will never lose their way — not even on long, lightless nights. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Passive Skills
 | The Art of Skinchanging |
| Increases gliding SPD for your own party members by 15%. Not stackable with Passive Talents that provide the exact same effects. |
 | Night Realm's Gift: Flowing Fog, Spritely Shadows |
| While in an area with Phlogiston Mechanics within Natlan, he can use Nightsoul Transmission: Ororon. When the active character is currently in the air, the following will trigger when switching to Ororon: Ororon will leap up high. Nightsoul Transmission can be triggered once every 10s by your party. Holding Aiming Mode will cause Ororon to enter the "Spiritspeaker" state, which will allow him to interact with "Nightspirit Graffiti" and "Nightspirit Sigils," extracting information and power from them. The rules for interacting with these objects follow the same rules as those governing Iktomisaurus interactions. Additionally, holding the jump button will cause Ororon to consume 75 Stamina and leap. In areas within Natlan where Phlogiston mechanics are present, Ororon will prioritize consuming 5 Phlogiston to leap to a height higher still. When in the air, Ororon can Hold his Normal Attack to consume Phlogiston or Stamina and enter Aiming Mode. |
 | Nightshade Synesthesia |
| After a nearby party member triggers Nightsoul Burst, Ororon will gain 40 Nightsoul points. Within 15s after using his Elemental Skill, when other party members' Ororon can have a maximum of 80 Nightsoul points. Also, when nearby opponents take Ororon's Nightsoul's Blessing state lasts 6s. |
 | Aspect Catalyst |
| After the Elemental Skill When a nearby active party member hits an opponent with Normal, Charged, or Plunging Attacks, that character will restore 3 Energy. If Ororon is off-field, Ororon will also restore 3 Energy. This effect can trigger once every 1s, and can trigger 3 times per duration. |
Constellations
 | Trails Amidst the Forest Fog |
| The Elemental Skill Additionally, after the |
 | King Bee of the Hidden Honeyed Wine |
| After using his Elemental Burst, Gain 8% Additionally, during this time, every additional opponent hit by the Elemental Burst |
 | Roosting Bat's Spiritcage |
| Increases the Level of Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
 | As the Mysteries of the Night Wind |
| The Additionally, Ororon will restore 8 Energy to himself after using |
 | A Gift For the Soul |
| Increases the Level of Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
 | Ode to Deep Springs |
| After triggering Hypersense through the Passive Talent, Nightshade Synesthesia, your current active character's ATK is increased by 10% for 9s. Max 3 stacks, each stack is counted independently. Additionally, when you use the Elemental Burst You must unlock the Passive Talent "Nightshade Synesthesia" first. |
Skill Ascension
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Gallery
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| Opening Chest | ||||
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| Heavy Attack | ||||
| Taking Damage (Low) | ||||
| Taking Damage (High) | ||||
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| Climbing | ||||
| Heavy Breathing (Climbing) | ||||
| Open World Gliding (Start) | ||||
| Open World Idle | ||||
| Fainting |
Quotes
Audio Language:
| Title | VoiceOver |
| Hello | |
| Chat: Weirdos | |
| Chat: Target | |
| Chat: Smoke | |
| When It Rains | |
| When Thunder Strikes | |
| When It Snows | |
| When the Sun Is Out | |
| In the Desert | |
| Good Morning | |
| Good Afternoon | |
| Good Evening | |
| Good Night | |
| About Ororon: Communication | |
| About Ororon: Unsolved Mystery | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Us: Apology | * Complete "The Rainbow Destined to Burn" |
| About Us: Thank-You Gifts | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 6 |
| About the Vision | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| Something to Share | |
| Interesting Things | |
| About Xilonen | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Kinich | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Chasca | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Ifa | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Citlali | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Iansan | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About Mavuika | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| About The Captain | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| More About Ororon: I | |
| More About Ororon: II | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 3 |
| More About Ororon: III | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| More About Ororon: IV | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 5 |
| More About Ororon: V | * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 6 |
| Ororon's Hobbies | |
| Ororon's Troubles | |
| Favorite Food | |
| Least Favorite Food | * Complete "The Rainbow Destined to Burn" |
| Receiving a Gift: I | |
| Receiving a Gift: II | |
| Receiving a Gift: III | |
| Birthday | |
| Feelings About Ascension: Intro | * Unlocks at Ascension Phase 1 |
| Feelings About Ascension: Building Up | * Unlocks at Ascension Phase 2 |
| Feelings About Ascension: Climax | * Unlocks at Ascension Phase 4 |
| Feelings About Ascension: Conclusion | * Unlocks at Ascension Phase 6 |
| Elemental Skill: I | |
| Elemental Skill: II | |
| Elemental Skill: III | |
| Elemental Burst: I | |
| Elemental Burst: II | |
| Elemental Burst: III | |
| Opening Treasure Chest: I | |
| Opening Treasure Chest: II | |
| Opening Treasure Chest: III | |
| Low HP: I | |
| Low HP: II | |
| Low HP: III | |
| Ally at Low HP: I | |
| Ally at Low HP: II | |
| Fallen: I | |
| Fallen: II | |
| Fallen: III | |
| Heavy Hit Taken: I | |
| Heavy Hit Taken: II | |
| Joining Party: I | |
| Joining Party: II | |
| Joining Party: III |
Stories
| Title | Text |
| Character Details | The Masters of the Night-Wind's territory lies in the heart of Natlan, to the west of the Stadium of the Sacred Flame. From a distance, it appears much like a cloud of faintly glowing purple mist in the mountain valleys. The impression left by members of their tribe on others is similar — profound, mysterious, and with a penchant for cryptic turns of phrase. Unless they're out traveling on a commission, such as for healing or fortune-telling, they seldom show themselves outside. Ororon, however, is an exception. This is not due to an inclination for mingling with the crowds, but rather that he prefers exploring the wilderness. He ventures deeper and deeper in directions where few dare to tread, and even ten Tatankasaurs could not drag him back. What's more, "where few dare to tread" is not simply limited to a literal sense. All who have spoken with him know that keeping up with his train of thought can be... a challenge, to say the least. A test, if you will, of both wits and perseverance. Yet it has never been Ororon's intention to pose such a challenge, just as the reasons behind many of his words and actions are actually quite simple and not in need of overinterpretation. Take, for instance, the time a kind-hearted passerby came across his dwelling in the wild. Wearing a concerned expression, they approached and asked, "I see you're living all alone out here... Must have fallen out with someone in your tribe, huh? Is there anything I can help you out with?" "Of course not." Ororon paused from his gardening for a moment, then stood up and gestured at the Aphids all around him, before responding earnestly, "It's just that these little guys love this place, and I'm more than happy to keep them company." |
| Character Story 1 | Due to the existence of Ancient Names, the people of Natlan place great importance on names in general. Influenced by the environment he grew up in, Ororon developed a habit of naming everything around him — whether they were capable of breathing or not. Some names would accompany the things they signified for their entire lives. Though a day will come when a flower wilts and a cup breaks, their names are there for however long or short their existence may be. Even if they only last a minute, their purpose will have been served, their worth fulfilled. Other names, however, would change along the way. It was not that Ororon's feelings themselves had changed; but rather that the name's "owner" had undergone some kind of experiential transformation, thus naturally requiring a new, more suitable name. For instance, if a Saurian grew more and more rotund over time, you could hardly keep calling him something like "Wafer-Thin," could you? Having said that, he does not tend to dwell too much on the meanings that the names themselves contain. Firstly, because the names he gives are always straightforward, their meanings clear at a glance. But secondly, because he comes up with them merely for ease of reference, without any deeper intent; in other words, they were not made to carry a special emotion. To him, all names are precious, all neutral, all equal as tools to facilitate communication. He sees his own name in the same way; the only difference being that he doesn't actually know what it means. The name Ororon was written on the inside of the cloth he was found swaddled within. He has searched for references in old books, even asked some elders, but has never seen mention nor met any who know of such a name, let alone its meaning. Was it simply his Granny's age, or the fact that the writing on the cloth was so unclear, or even a combination of the two that caused her to misread it? This, though, was something he would have to ponder by himself — were he to ask it out loud, he would no doubt receive a sharp flick on the forehead from Granny in return. * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 2 |
| Character Story 2 | The people of the Masters of the Night-Wind like to use woven scrolls to record all kinds of stories, legends, and histories. Patterns of thread woven into fabric cannot hope to match the detail of simple, straightforward written records, tending instead towards abstraction and conceptual shapes often imbued with the weaver's emotions and feelings. In other words, subjective re-creation is a huge part of the process. What should be rendered as the main subject, what as the background, what emphasized, and what simplified — all of this demands the weaver's consideration and hangs upon their creativity. In principle, it may sound simple enough, but it had Ororon stumped. First of all, he did not like being forced to differentiate between primary and secondary elements. As he saw it, all the elements were of equal importance — so whether it was the characters and their backgrounds, or the buildings and their scenic backdrops, they all deserved to be allotted equal amounts of weaving materials. Even the dew drops on a Saurian Claw Succulent in the ground deserved to be depicted, as did the wrinkles on the tribal elders' faces, vividly standing out upon the fabric. This led to problem number two: his patience when it came to weaving was, to be quite frank, limited. In order to be fair, whether it was a big tree outside a door or the shadows of the people beneath it, the linework had to have the same number of layers, the same level of detail. The consequence of doing so was that everything on the fabric became simplified to a certain level, so that what he ended up producing could barely be called a woven scroll; it was more like a patterned towel. Some things are just hard to teach, pure and simple — and especially in artistic fields that depend more heavily upon natural talent. Since the child himself had already shown extraordinary talent in other areas, such as his awareness of spirits and intuition when it came to surveying the ley lines, the master artisans of the tribe gave up on trying to force Ororon to perfect this craft. Instead, they allowed him to treat it simply as an extracurricular hobby, letting him pursue it however he so desired. Ororon took full advantage of this, adept as he was at pushing boundaries. Later on, in fact, he stopped using fabric and yarn altogether, preferring to use pen and paper to sketch out his ideas as quickly and efficiently as possible. After all, if you could capture the essence of something with a few strokes, why go through the slow, laborious process of weaving it all out? Besides, the people of the Masters of the Night-Wind are known to have a knack for graffiti, so when those from other tribes saw Ororon's drawings, they would gaze at them in awe, thinking them to be some sort of ancient glyphs imbued with mysterious blessings. In reality, Ororon hardly ever drew anything that proved to be particularly useful. His most meaningful and carefully drawn work is the placard in front of Ifa's clinic. The lines are smooth, the colors bright, and— "Since the poor Saurian had his wings wrapped in bandages, I put more thought into that part of the drawing. Though it doesn't take up much of the whole, I used the same amount of ink on him as I did when drawing you." "Sweet," said Ifa, and seeing the sincerity in Ororon's eyes, felt a great sense of calm. "Never seen the real me depicted so accurately before. Really appreciate it, my dear bro." * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 3 |
| Character Story 3 | Those who are kind to others will themselves be treated kindly. It is precisely his love for the countless beings of the natural world that has earned Ororon the kindness of the people and creatures of this land. ...Ha! Yeah right. That's just not how things work in reality. Sure, most people were kind to Ororon, but this did not necessarily have anything to do with his love of nature. One reason was sympathy — he was a foundling, abandoned in the mountains, with no relatives to take care of him, and it would have been quite impossible for him to have survived on his own. Lending a helping hand by providing a bit of food or clothing was not particularly hard, while the satisfaction of seeing a child grow up healthy and strong far outweighed any such effort. So why wouldn't they? Another was simply that they liked him. Ororon was very well-behaved (most of the time), honest (generally speaking), quiet, sensible, and he always studied hard. He never showed any inclination for mischief, such as climbing up onto rooftops and tearing up tiles. He even learned how to grow crops and raise Aphids all by himself, and from that point on, was able to support himself. As a young man who did not (often) cause much of a bother to those around him, he was certainly very likeable. And the last, albeit least prevalent reason, was guilt. Due to having been born with a fragmented soul, when Ororon was first found by the tribe, they attempted to use his unusual condition to test a method for restoring Natlan's Ley Lines. Whether fortunately or not, this method of individual sacrifice did not succeed. Though this may have averted an ethical dilemma that could not be resolved, it left some of the elders with an unspoken sense of guilt. Of course, once he had grown up, Ororon came to learn of what had happened — there was no point in trying to hide it, and doing so would only have created unnecessary issues. Yet he felt no resentment about the whole affair; on the contrary, he was greatly satisfied to find out, for no matter how difficult reality was, he preferred it to living a lie. He is fully aware of the various reasons why people look out for him. Whether out of sympathy, affection, guilt, or some combination of all three, he's willing to accept it all for what it is. As Ifa would say, social relationships among people are exceedingly complex. Instead of spending time and effort trying to understand their motivations, it's better to focus on their conclusions and actions, and doing so helps avoid a great deal of mental stress. Thus, seeing as people show him such care and affection, he repays them with kindness in return. Yes, it really is that simple. "Good thing I'm a vet," Ifa said, gesticulating. "If I were a doctor who had to treat people, my job would be a lot more complicated..." Ifa went on, seemingly listing off a whole array of strange medical cases, but Ororon's mind soon drifted off. No matter how strange they were, could they really have been stranger than his own? Come to think of... In some sense, I'm a patient too, and one beyond all hope of a cure, Ororon mused. Going a step further, he thought, if one were to focus on his ears — which looked different from the average person's — then surely he too might be considered an ailing animal? Hmm... but then again, perhaps humans too should be considered animals? At this point in his musings, Ororon interrupted Ifa's endless rambling to ask, "If I were sick, should I come to a vet?" Ifa stopped mid-sentence and stared back at him for a long moment. "...You weren't listening to a single thing I said this entire time, were you?" "You can't just avoid questions you don't want to answer by turning them back on me," came Ororon's reply. * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| Character Story 4 | If you had both the time and the patience to sift through the ancient texts and woven scrolls of the Masters of the Night-Wind, you'd be amazed at the sheer range of topics they covered. For instance, who would want to read a series of Inazuman light novels that ended its run several hundred years ago? Or this analysis of 3,600 different forms of the ash of burnt paper, and their prophetic applications — who even went through the trouble of putting that together? Wherever these things originated, the somewhat sad truth is that it now falls upon Ororon to read and organize them. At first, he simply wanted to check the historical records for mentions of fragmented souls, but then words like "Ley Lines," "Lord of the Night," and "spirits" started cropping up. Soon after, he found himself reading through works of non-fiction, and even fantasy novels; and before long, the books were piled up high like a mountain of Cacahuatl. Ororon had essentially become a volunteer librarian, utterly submerged in a sea of knowledge that had absolutely nothing to do with him. "I'm not that curious..." Ororon thought to himself, beginning to feel a bit weary. But then again, he didn't really have anything else to do. And it wasn't as if the long hours of reading had been entirely fruitless. The most reasonable explanation he had come across so far came, to his surprise, in a tattered storybook about mystical creatures. It was written that, during the Archon War of the distant past, some Archons had experimented with merging the bloodlines of beasts and humans. Their goal, hoping to gain the upper hand, was to create warriors with powers that surpassed those of ordinary mortals. Most of these attempts failed, but a few flawed remnants survived, even persisting to the present day. "Sounds plausible enough," Ororon mused to himself. "But it's just a storybook..." "...And yet, even if it's just a storybook, it certainly sounds plausible enough." From a practical standpoint, he knew that with his twenty-something-year-old mind alone, he'd never uncover the truth, no matter how hard he thought. Sometimes, you just have to accept your own limitations and ignorance — or else make up a story to amuse yourself. In the end, Ororon reached the point where he simply could not bear to read another word. He took a few minutes to come up with the simplest justification that he could muster, then said to himself: It's like a puzzle game. When you try to force pieces together that don't match, there's bound to be distortion, friction, even breakage. And one day, over twenty years past, he was that broken puzzle piece, the one who had experienced the misfortune of being dropped onto the cold, hard stone. * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 5 |
| Character Story 5 | Late one night when the weather was mild, he sat by a campfire with the Fatui, quietly listening to what they had to say. He was the only one who stayed quiet, aside from The Captain, who joined them later. The soldiers themselves did not hold back — it was clear they were already aware that he was working with their commander. The things they talked about were of no particular importance, yet they spoke and laughed freely, showing no restraint on account of his presence. After asking his age, one soldier even handed him a cup of a colorless drink they called "Fire-Water." After a cautious sip, he proceeded to down it in one gulp, just as he had seen the soldiers do, receiving a loud cheer in response. For some reason, he felt a lot better after doing this. The soldiers around him chatted about trivial matters, every now and then breaking into songs they all knew. Ororon did not have much to add, so he simply sat there, either watching the fire before them or the sky high above. It felt so far from the ground, the individual stars like tiny white kernels, together like mist. "Astral Mist," he suddenly thought to himself. Not a bad name... Later, he would learn that not all Fatui soldiers were like this. The ones he met were elite soldiers led by the First Harbinger, older veterans with experience and firm moral standards. Beyond this company, however, there were many others who were younger than he was, others whose actions would leave his brows well and truly furrowed. But on that windless night, with the stars so clearly visible in the sky, he had not yet been troubled by such knowledge. He simply let go of his worries, enjoying the friendly company and the cup of strange-tasting liquor he had been given. There would never be another night like this. He sensed it then — just like how, when he considered accepting a second drink, he was firmly stopped by The Captain. Though he seemed completely normal after the first cup and potentially could really hold his liquor, yet all the same, some places are best not delved into too deeply. But clearly, Ororon was not exactly the obedient type. Later, he discreetly tracked down the soldier who had handed him that drink and asked him how to brew Fire-Water himself. If he ever managed to make a batch clear enough to reflect the night sky, he'd name the first bottle "Astral Mist." * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 6 |
| Snack Box | These snacks aren't for people; they're for wild animals. They've been sorted into different compartments based on the preferences of different animals. Most animals are actually pretty smart, and based on Ororon's observations, the gap between them and humans isn't nearly as vast as many people might think. Many humans live successful lives simply because they have inherited the knowledge of previous generations — so in a sense, the intelligence shown by animals that find ways to survive in hostile environments might actually be even more impressive. Seeking human help is also a shortcut that animals have learned while living together with humans. Sometimes, Ororon might just be walking along minding his own business when he'll suddenly feel something heavy land on his back. Should he react too slowly, he'll later discover a few extra flying squirrel claw marks in his cloak. Likewise, Ororon is convinced that animals must have some fixed way of communicating amongst themselves. Animal messengers might even be far more skilled than their human counterparts, for not only must they travel by land and air, they must also be able to speak many different languages and dialects to communicate with other species. Just the thought that the languages of Natlan's various animals might all include a phrase such as "Ororon has treats in his pocket!" made him smile. Even if he had ways of turning away these freeloading guests, dead set on mooching free meals, he would never actually use them. Wherever he went, animals welcomed him as one of their own — and that was a privilege that not everyone enjoyed. Of course, animals were all individuals with their own personalities too, so their ways of expressing gratitude varied. Kinich's Ajaw, for instance, was quite an oddball. He always acted as though whatever he was given was "his rightful due!", yet at the same time, seemed unable to go without human company. Ororon would generally ignore the things he said, dangling food in front of him and watching Ajaw's eyes follow its motion from behind his sunglasses (...That pair of shiny dots must be his eyes? Right?). If Ajaw didn't say something polite in time, Kinich would forbid him from opening his mouth before he could get his claws on the food. In stark contrast was Cacucu, who was a real sweet-talker. Despite the limits to his human vocabulary, whatever he said was always full of emotion — things like, "You're the best, bro!" * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 4 |
| Vision | The first night, he dreamed of a cold stone cave. Turning to one side, he saw the cave's entrance behind him, a few scattered beams of moonlight finding their way in like shafts of white sand; though not a sliver of light reached its depths, whence came a faint rustling sound as if inside there lived a dense black fog. Water droplets fell from above, landing on his outstretched hand. They were sticky to the touch. There was moisture, and within it, nutrients. He nodded to himself; this place could probably birth life. It was at this moment that he awoke. It did not feel like a good dream, yet neither was it a nightmare. He'd felt cold in the dream. It was pretty cool, so could it simply be the nighttime chill? "I should prepare a thicker blanket for tomorrow," he thought. On the second night, he dreamt of a scorching wind. All he could see were pale stone pillars and clouds trimmed with crimson linings. There were clouds, so he must have been high up in the sky. But despite seeing neither sun nor fire, there was an intense heat in the air, as if even his soul was to be seared. He did not know where he was, but somehow, he felt sure that this was the end. Just one step forward and he would reach it... Just one more step... He awoke with a start. People naturally gravitate toward warmth, and he himself had always loved the fires of Natlan, but the sheer heat of that dream filled him with dread. Not a good call, he thought, shaking his head; unsure if he was rejecting the dream or reality itself. It seemed that the Alpaca wool blanket might have been a bit too much, given the current season. On the third and final night, he dreamt of a pitch-black universe and a labyrinth of mirrors. He stared at the overlapping surfaces that encircled him, upon which countless other Ororons stared back. He heard an imaginary voice say, "If your shadow reflects itself enough times, maybe you can piece together your entire self!" There was no kindness in that voice, yet nor was there malice either — simply the teasing tone of a detached observer. But how could a reflection reveal something that was not there in the first place? And what was it that moved through the mirrors in this dim space...? Uncharacteristically irritated, he shouted back, "If you wanted to make a complete shadow, then you'd at least need to start out with some light!" Apparently, people can still hear when they are dreaming, for it was this outburst of his that woke him up. This time, he did not even try to explain the cause of his dream; the temperature and his blanket were simply excuses that he had now exhausted. Even after fully waking, he could still feel a lingering anger, along with an unusual heaviness weighing him down. Yet the things he wore and carried on his person could not have been lighter. What weighed upon his chest was none other than the so-called gaze of the gods. * Unlocks at Friendship Lv. 6 |
86 responses to “Ororon”
Bro does not disappoint, honestly. Aoe reliant, but that’s what it says on the packaging, Im fine with it. This abyss isn’t that great for him imo, too much ST/boss fights to make AOE-centric teams fun to use. Regardless, other testing in WL9 has been rewarding.
Chasca/Nightsoul users make him so much more fun by removing the Electro-Charged reliance. Mavuika + Chevy + Ororon + Flex are gonna go HARD, I can tell.
consindering 5.2 reactions buff, how’s our boy with full EM compared to crit build in pure electro charge teams?
Not too impressive from what I can see. EC is notoriously hard to consistently trigger, which is why Anemo units are the only units to build EM on most taser teams, since they can cheat by just abusing Swirl Spam.
If you’re feeling insane you can try a team of 4 EM built units, but it wouldn’t expect much out of it unless it’s mob shredding teams in AOE content. Or Overworld.
EM substats aren’t terrible, but Ororon is likely better off focusing on classic DPS stats.
It’s Emilie all over again (except Emilie 100% hates EM lol).
“If you’re feeling insane” lmao
you’re tempting me…
i didnt get that “It’s Emilie all over again” tho
Basically, Emilie is a unit that benefits from the presense of Burning but doesn’t actively want to build EM to increase Burning’s damage.
Navia and Freminet are other examples of this pattern, for Crystallize and Shatter respectively.
Nope. Both the Qucusaur and the Wayob are Pyro.
Spectacular give me 14 of them right now.
R.I.P. YOU WILL REMEMBERED.
P.s. The last beta update on him was dirty
*WILL BE
what happened?
im running electrocharged keqing and no one can stop me
(…unless it’s really ultra stupid)
can someone tell me where to find rational and proper information/speculation about him and electro charged? because to me, from this kit, he’s totally mid
i don’t see anything “good”, properly speaking
he’s not bad, but nothing that interesting also
multipliersand base stats are quite low, and not everyone is prone to invest a 4star to lev 90 and talents 10
constellations are decents but nothing special, and his c6 is not making him that better than before
and i know everybody wants to compare him with fischl, but we know she came at the beginning with benney etc.
and don’t tell me he can use cinder city, because that’s not him but the set
so what does HE ACTUALLY provide so good to justify this statement?
“Why would anyone use Kazuha? And don’t tell me it’s because VV”
“Why would anyone use Xilonen? And don’t tell me it’s because Cinder city”
“Why would anyone use Nahida? And don’t tell me it’s because of off-field Dendro application”
What an actual idiot lmao.
No way you’re genuinely using this as an argument.
Both Kazhuha and Xilonen provide Elemental Res Shred, VV and Cinder City are just bonuses to what’s already there.
Nahida’s whole thing IS her Dendro application and that in itself is pretty powerful.
What does Ororon provide other than his own personal damage or the ability to use a nation-locked artifact set that should make him a “must pull”?
I could think of a few – probably more if I knew things you can only learn from playing him – but OP’s question was very much reasonable.
“Why would anyone use Kazuha? And don’t tell me it’s because VV”
Kit innately has massive DMG buff from Q and the strongest and convenient gather in the game.
“Why would anyone use Xilonen? And don’t tell me it’s because Cinder City”
Kit innately has massive resistance shred and massive single target healing.
In fact in Mualani comps it is not consistent to activate the Cinder City buff for Mualani.
“Why would anyone use Nahida? And don’t tell me it’s because of off-field Dendro application”
As long as Nahida’s skill still works, Nahida does a ton of “AoE” damage, and that AoE damage has none of the circle impact disadvantage of use that AoE normally has. And the Q can give 250 EM.
For someone calling someone an idiot, you don’t really seem to understand the game itself.
You put him in a team with hydro, he does electro charge and his own on-hit electro damage
but wait there’s more, electro charge reactions get stronger this patch
but wait there’s more, because “he can use cinder city” and electro reacts with literally every element in the game he can buff anyone.
but wait there’s more, the hydro dps that have too much application to maintain vapes can use this 40% buff
But wait there’s more, he can fly so he’s a 4-star Kazuha/Wanderer/Venti for exploration
What an actual idiot lmao
fk you both
Take this as a lesson learned, fella. You can’t just type words on here. Rabid, angry people dwell here and will pounce as soon as you submit your typed words.
Leave this place. There are better outlets to type words in.
You made a perfectly reasonable statement and asked about opinions. Nothing wrong with that. Sneed feed seems to have broken up with the only friend he had and decided to let it out on you. Now we know why he has no friends.
Attempting a more level-headed response here:
He’s OK. Great at C6 I would say, but not a gamebreaker unless his Hypersense damage contribution surprises me. Or maybe if a EC Chevy/Nilou comes out to fill out the EC niche alongside him.
Cinder City is a plus, even if it’s not a part of his base kit, it IS a highly synergistic set for him. Same way Kazuha loves VV and Xilonen loves Cinder as well. While on the topic of CCity set and Xilonen, there is a clear conflict between Xilonen and Ororon since the set can’t stack, but IMO Taser teams are more Kazuha/Anemo friendly due to double swirl tactics, so it’s not the end of the world if they happen to have that set in common.
Damage is fine, considering he is clearly skewed towards AOE. Can hit up to 4 opponents per Hypersense proc, Burst has OK Aoe damage with a Lynette-tier Taunt (this is a good thing, Long Duration + Indestructible). Taunts are underrated too, it’s a good source of defense for easily staggered units like Wanderer, Bows, etc, assuming Shields and Freeze tactics aren’t options. It also crowds enemies as an alternative to usual CC methods, which is really good for Consecrated Beasts and the like.
I feel like an EC Buffer unit would help a lot, since there’s an untapped well of free AOE damage via EC that isn’t being fully utilized by anyone besides Anemo units. I digress tho.
He’s also got energy regen for himself and on-fielders, so that’s nice too. Note that this particular passive isn’t restricted to elements, any elemental on-fielder can use it.
C6 (obviously not everyone will have) is an 30% ATK buff for on-fielders with some added frontloaded damage on burst cast (souped up Hypersense, so it’s AOE). A shame this doesn’t buff HP scalers, but I guess they don’t need the help anyways. Future Iansan support maybe?
And of course there’s his weirdly cool Synergy design. Like yeah EC is his bread and butter, but he also just likes Natlan users, who can also trigger his Hypersense. Likely meant for Chasca and future units since Mualani is anti Synergy and Kinich is kinda awkward.
I think he’s Good/Great, a solid A tier 4*, maybe High B if you’re being super critical. He’s coming out far better than Kachina. As much as I like her, *that* is a character who is entirely carried by an artifact set. Ororon can at least try to do other stuff.
I do hope this explains why people are kinda excited.
Oh, if only Ororon was a five star. He’s his tribe’s hero for Pete’s sake, and he’s apparently pretty popular among even CN players. But no, the drunk grandma is the five star instead. Is it bad that a part of me hopes that CN’s alleged attempt to convince Hoyo to make him a five star is successful?
The real question is “Why is he the hero and not the amazing Citlali ?” The aphid lover isn’t even the main element of his tribe. He is the only one in that case, all five others are. Citlali matched both as Cryo char and 5* char. But no, the aphid lover is the hero instead.
(No offense, I like Ororon as well xD)
By that logic, shouldn’t Chasca also be a four star? The Flower Feather Clan’s primary element is Pyro, if the Saurian is anything to go off of.
I thought the Flower Feather Clan’s primary element was Anemo.
Do remember that character rarity doesn’t reflect their lore importance most of the time. For example, Ningguang is the Tianquan of the Liyue Qixing, meaning that she holds a very important power across the nation. And yet, she is a 4*.
Thats true, Madam Faruzan is a 4 star and is clearly the best character in the game.
yeahhhh except Ninguang was originally going to be a five stttar
First time I’ve heard of this. Where did you find that out? Source?
This is misinformation.
hear me out guys-
Ororon is a pretty big buff to Yae Miko. from what we can gather from his kit descriptions, the on fielder has to deal electro or hydro damage to get energy from Ororon’s passive, and active characters have to deal hydro or electro damage to build nightsoul points, 5 at a time, on Ororon. Rroron will initially have 40 because of nightsoul burst.
So, since Yae’s uptime on field is pretty long for off field dps, she’d generally gain energy from Ororon. she can also deal electro damage on field with her NAs to build nightsoul points on Ororon.
Yae also is known to miss her burst nukes at times, so Ororon’s taunt can crowd enemies around his taunt so Yae’s burst won’t miss.
Outside Furina, Kazuha, and Xilonen, there went many ways to buff her off field dps. Cinder City set on Ororon compensates and give her 40% dmg bonus.
Yae double dips into EM. with the electro charged buff alongside that of transformative reactions, Yae’s personal and electrocharged damage should be pretty solid.
Yae’s personal damage should be really good here. Yae has AoE Fischl doesn’t have, and electrocharged from Yae gives more free damage.
last two characters would be a mix of Kokomi, Kazuha, Childe, Xilonen, Jean, Ayato, or maybe Sigewinne. Maybe even Furina + Xilonen and on-field Yae Miko.
that would be nice to see.
new characters are not real buffs
mid will remain mid
Took a hiatus from 4.3 to the start of 4.6, and now considering taking another one for the rest of 5.1.
If Ororon isn’t on Chasca’s banner, and is instead pitched onto Phase 2 reruns that I don’t care about, that’ll be my queue to take that break. Would be great to get his C6 on Chasca’s in one go, but knowing Hoyo… “You want Chasca and Ororon both? Well… see: You can have just Chasca for now, and we’ll put Ororon on these two Phase 2 5* rerun banner characters that you keep skipping every time. We’ll probably also finally throw Heizou in there as a bonus just so you’d be forcing yourself to keep him at C0 since 2.8 yet again, loser.”
Yep. Yep. Lemme prep up. Might be time to burn Primos to Lv. 50 BP for the second time ever again and then dip out until 5.2. Might even just pull Chasca and then leave until whenever anyway.
I guess it’s possible, but historically if a version has a single new 4-star and a single new 5-star, they tend to get released in the same phase. Here’s some data starting with version 3.0:
4-stars that came in the same phase as a new 5-star:
Tighnari and Collei
Faruzan and Wanderer
Yaoyao and Alhaitham
Kaveh and Baizhu
Charlotte and Furina
Sethos came out with Clorinde. I’m choosing to not treat Sigewinne as a real 5-star character.
4-stars that came in the other phase:
Layla and Nahida
Dehya and Mika (lol if you even want to count them)
Odd scenarios:
Xianyun’s banner had new 4-stars in both phases: Gaming with her, and Chevreuse with Raiden. I would count this as a win for players.
When Candace came out, there were new 5-stars in both phases. I do not know whether she made more sense with Cyno or with Nilou.
Chevreuse came out patch before Gaming, and was not on Navia’s banner. Navia being the only new 5 star.
hope u r wrong, im getting c3 neuvi and want really much this boi ororon