Mizuki in Genshin Impact: A Detailed Guide and Build

В Genshin Impact Yumemizuki Mizuki, the yokai yumekui-baku from Inazuma, serves as the team's driver. She controls the Anemo element and performs best in teams with pocket sub-DDs of different elements.

Thanks to her abilities, she can enhance her Disperse reaction and constantly trigger it while in an elemental skill stance. In addition to her damaging skills, she supports her team with her ultimate, which heals the active character. Her primary abilities rely on her mastery of the elements, making her quite easy to combine for both damage and healing.

How to Get the Character

Mizuki can be obtained by losing in the event banner and in the special Prayer of Light, which takes place in the 6.7 update.

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Strengths and Weaknesses

Before building Mizuki, make sure you can build a good team for her, as she requires strong sub-DPS who can hit from the pocket on their own. Due to these team requirements, Yokai isn't very versatile and only shines in groups using Dispersion.

Best Mizuki Builds in Genshin Impact

In combat, she's a driver with healing potential, often remaining on the battlefield for almost the entire duration of her Dreamfloating state. Although her primary Anemo damage from skills depends on her attack power, she doesn't need this stat. A Mizuki build requires building stats like Elemental Mastery and Energy Regeneration in artifacts and weapons. Elemental Mastery will increase the damage of Dispersion, which is the primary focus of Yumekui-Baku, and the healing power of her healing. Energy Regeneration will allow her to activate her ultimate more frequently, providing not only additional damage but also a pullback and healing.

Recommended Stats

The basis of any assembly is EMIt's essential for enhancing the Dispersion from your elemental skill and increasing the healing from your ultimate. MS should be sought not only in secondary stats but also in primary stats: your watch, cup, and crown.

Energy recharge It's needed to consistently activate her ultimate. However, since her ultimate is quite cheap, there's no point in getting it in the watch unless she's a full-fledged healer. For this reason, VE should only be sought in sub-stats.

Attack power and critical damage/crit chance are not needed, as it does not deal personal Anemo damage from skills. The exception is CRIT Rate, which is worth taking when wearing the Favonius Codex.

Artifact	Main characteristic	Additional stats
Flower of Life	HP (fixed)	Elemental Mastery Energy Recharge %
Plume of Death	Attack Power (fixed)	Elemental Mastery Energy Recharge %
Sands of Eon	Elemental Mastery	Elemental Mastery Energy Recharge %
Goblet of Eonothem	Elemental Mastery	Elemental Mastery Energy Recharge %
Circlet of Logos	Elemental Mastery	Elemental Mastery Energy Recharge %

Recommended stat values:

• Elemental mastery:1000 and more.
• VE: approximately 130%-150%.
• CRIT Rate: 40% and more when wearing the Favonius Codex.

Weapon Selection

A yokai's weapon should primarily have Elemental Mastery as its primary stat. Also, if necessary, or if enough MS has been collected from other sources, an energy restoration catalyst can be used.

Name	Passive	Recommendation
Sunny Morning Sleep-In ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 542 Elemental Mastery: 58 - 265	After activation, Dispel increases MS by 6 sec. 120 - 240 unit. After hitting with E-shka, increases MS by 96 - 192 for 9 sec. After hitting with an elemental burst, increases EM by 32 - 64 for 30 sec.	The heroine's signature weapon. At first awakening and level 90, it can grant a total of 513 Elemental Mastery, significantly simplifying her build, as the heroine can maintain all bonuses at all times.
A Thousand Floating Dreams ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 542 Elemental Mastery: 58 - 265	If the allies' elements match the carrier's, the MS increases by 32 - 64 . If they differ, the wielder receives 10%-26% Elemental damage bonus. Effects stack up to 3 times. In addition, allies' MS is increased by 40 - 48 .	A good catalyst that can act as a powerful alternative to a signature ability. It provides a lot of MS and also buffs this stat for allies, increasing their contribution to reactions.
Starcaller's Watch ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 542 Elemental Mastery: 58 - 265	Increases Elemental Mastery by 100 - 200 . When the wearer creates a shield, they gain the Mirror of Night effect every 14 sec for 15 sec: the active character's damage is increased by 28%-56%.	The second part of the passive doesn't work on Yokai, as it can't generate shields. However, this catalyst is still a great option for gaining an additional 365 MS.
Wandering Evenstar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42 - 510 Elemental Mastery: 36 - 165	Every 10 sec. the wielder's attack power increases by 24%-48% of their elemental mastery for 12 sec. Allies receive 30% of this effect.	The best epic weapon option. It grants her not only MS but also ATK, which isn't exactly necessary for the heroine, but will increase her pure damage from abilities. The catalyst also buffs allies from the girl's MS by 30%.
Sacrificial Fragments ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 41 - 454 Elemental Mastery: 48 - 221	Grants 40%-80% chance to reset elemental skill cooldown after using it. The effect occurs once per 30 - 16 sec.	Allows you to instantly use the skill and re-enter the Dreamdrifter state, for example, if you needed to switch to allies.
Mappa Mare ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 565 Elemental Mastery: 24 - 110	For 10 sec after triggering a reaction, increases elemental damage by 8%-16%for 2 sec. The effect stacks up to two times.	A good crafting option that gives less MS, but in return increases elemental damage, and is also budget-friendly.
Favonius Codex ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42 - 510 Energy recharge: 10%-45.9%	Critical hits have a 60%-100% chance to create elemental particles that restore 6 energy every 12 - 6 sec.	It can be given to the heroine if her allies have difficulty restoring their superpowers, for example, XianglingAllows you to completely avoid energy regeneration in artifacts, but forces you to reach at least 40%-50% K/S.
Fruit of Fulfillment ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42 - 510 Energy recharge: 10%-45.9%	After triggering a reaction, it grants the effect of Wax and Wane, increasing Elemental Mastery by 24 - 36 , but reducing attack power by 5%. The effect occurs once every 0.3 sec and stacks up to 5 times. If reactions are not triggered, one level of the effect disappears every 6 sec.	Crafted catalyst from Sumeru. Like the previous option, it removes VE from artifacts. It constantly triggers the Dispersion reaction, so it can maintain all stacks of Growth and Decay and have 120-175 MS.
Magic Guide ⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 38 - 354 Elemental Mastery: 41 - 187	Increases damage by 12%-24% against enemies under the influence of Hydro or Electro elements.	A free option for beginners or if none of the above options are available. Works well with yumekui-baku playing in tazers.

You can find out the overall rating of all equipment in the game using weapon tier list.

Optimal artifacts

Artifacts for Mizuki should increase her MS or have other beneficial properties that affect both herself and the entire party.

Name	Description	Recommendation
Viridescent Venerer ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Gives 15% bonus Anemo damage. 4 Piece: Increases Swirl damage by 60%. When Swirl interacts with another element, it reduces enemy resistance to that element by 40% for 10 sec.	The best set of artifacts for all Anemo characters. Increases not only elemental damage, but also damage from reaction and allies.
Gilded Dreams	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: After triggering a reaction, provides the following buffs depending on the composition of the party for 8 sec.: - increases attack power by 14% for each ally of the same element; - increases elemental mastery by 50 for each character with a different element. The effects stack up to 3 times and occur once every 8 sec.	Another excellent set for boosting her MS. Since the heroine mostly plays without other Anemo characters, she'll always be able to get this stat from her passive.
Instructor ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: Trigerring a reaction increases the entire party's Elemental Mastery by 120 for 8 sec.	An epic set of artifacts for MS that buffs this stat not only for the heroine herself, but also for the entire squad, enhancing not only Dispersion but also other reactions.
Wanderer's Troupe (Gilded Dreams/Flower of Paradise Lost)	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80.	2+2 mix from various parts of artifacts for elemental mastery. Can be used if you cannot get any of the stronger sets yet.
Wanderer's Troupe (Gilded Dreams/Flower of Paradise Lost) Maiden Beloved (Ocean-Hued Clam/Song of Days Past)	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 2 Piece: Increases healing bonus by 15%.	If you're looking to build a Yokai into a healer, you can replace the two MS parts with a healing bonus. This option is possible, but not recommended, as it reduces the heroine's damage output.

Teams

Mizuki's teams must include allies who can consistently inflict elemental status effects on enemies from the pocket, as she herself often occupies the driver position. However, Dendro and Geo allies are unsuitable for her, as are heroes who combine attacks with normal attacks, such as Ye Lan, Xingqiu, and Beidou, as her Yumekui Baku relies on the Dreamfloating state from her elemental skill. As for a second Anemo ally, she can have one in her team, for example, to benefit from the MS bonuses from A Thousand Floating Dreams, but in most cases, this is inferior to elemental squads.

Recommended characters

Since she's the damage dealer and the center of the team, she needs strong sub-DPS and supports. Try to choose those who not only deal a lot of damage but also successfully trigger reactions not only from Dispel but also from other types of reactions.

Secondary damage dealer

Secondary damage dealers, mainly attacking from the pocket:

1	2	3	4	5
Mavuika (Pyro, two-handed sword)	Xiangling (Pyro, spear)	Dehya (Pyro, two-handed sword)	Pyro MC (Pyro, one-handed sword)	Furina (Hydro, one-handed sword)
Mona (Hydro, catalyst)	Raiden (Electro, spear)	Yae Miko (Electro, catalyst)	Ororon (Electro, bow)	Fischl (Electro, bow)
Lisa (Electro, catalyst)	Ganyu (Cryo, bow)	Rosaria (Cryo, spear)	Kaeya (Cryo, one-handed sword)

Supports

Support characters who, in addition to buffs, can provide useful elemental status effects. Although she can heal herself, she can team up with healers who, in addition to healing, provide status effects or useful buffs:

1	2	3	4	5
Bennett (Pyro, one-handed sword)	Kokomi (Hydro, catalyst)	Sigewinne (Hydro, bow)	Diona (Cryo, bow)	Citlali (Cryo, catalyst)

Examples of strong teams

Squads can be assembled using various reactions other than Dispel, depending on the elemental sub-DDs they contain. Freeze teams are an exception, as there are currently no Cryo sub-DDs in the game that can consistently maintain the status on enemies throughout Mizuki's entire rotation while also dealing decent damage.

Vaporize Teams

Squads with Pyro and Hydro companions that play through the Steam reaction:

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Features
Mizuki	Mavuika Dehya	Kokomi	Furina	Group through the reaction of Vaporize, with Mavuika or Dehya providing Pyro. Furina will give a stable Hydro status and buffs. Kokomi is needed for healing after Furina and additional Hydro effect, and if she wears Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers , let the heroine have the Pyro.
Mizuki	Xiangling Dehya	Sigewinne	Furina	An alternative version of the previous team, with Xiangling instead of Mavuika. Sigewinne replaces Kokom and applies less status for reactions, but increases the pocket abilities of the sub-DD.
Mizuki	Mona	Bennett	Xiangling	A o option with Pyro Resonance and Bennett's attack power buff. His buffs are not needed by Mizuki, but will help Mona and Xiangling, who attack from the pocket.
Mizuki	Xiangling	Furina	Dehya Mavuika Pyro MC	Another variation of the squad with no extra healer, main buff comes from Furina and Pyro Resonance. Xiangling activates the ult and attacks in along with the skills of Furina and the second Pyro sub-dd.
Mizuki	Furina	Xiangling	Kazuha Sucrose	A squad with a second Anemo that can absorb elements and help with reactions. Sucrose will further increase the squad's elemental mastery. Furina and Xiangling trigger Vaporize from their pocket.
Mizuki	Pyro MC	Barbara	Xiangling	Standard team via Vaporize with free characters. Xiangling and Pyro Traveler apply status, Barbara helps with Hydro and healing. Since Barbara only applies status in melee, try to stay close to your enemies.

Charged Teams

Taser groups with Hydro and Electro sub-dd:

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Features
Mizuki	Raiden Yae Miko	Kokomi Sigewinne	Furina	An expensive team with all the legendary characters playing via Charged. Raiden or Yae Miko apply main Electro status. For healers, you can choose Kokomi (more Hydro) or Sigewinne (boost pocket abilities). Furina summons creatures and attacks Hydro, while buffing the squad with her ult.
Mizuki	Furina	Kuki	Mona	A squad with Hydro Resonance and Kuki for an Electro Healer, who can consistently apply elemental effect in the area around her. Furina and Mona help with Hydro, also applying buffs.
Mizuki	Furina Mona	Sigewinne	Ororon	Another team with Hydro Resonance and Sigewinne, who buffs the abilities of other sub-DDs. Ororon, who plays best in tasers, gives a lot of Electro status.
Mizuki	Furina Mona	Fischl	Ororon	A variant of a group with Electro Resonance without an additional healer. Furina or Mona give Hydro the status, which constantly attacks Fischl with a skill and Ororon with an ult.
Mizuki	Lisa	Barbara	Lynette	F2P team with Mizuki dealing damage over status applied by Lisa and Barbara. Lisa is recommended to have more energy recharge for convenience. Even though Lynette is Anemo, she can absorb one of the elements and help with reactions.

Melt Teams

Several team options with Pyro and Cryo heroes:

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Features
Mizuki	Mavuika Dehya	Xiangling Pyro MC	Citlali	A squad with Pyro resonance from two sub-dds, for which you can take anyone available. Citlali will give a shield, Cryo status, and also reduce the Pyro resistance of enemies.
Mizuki	Mavuika	Citlali	Xilonen	A group with three characters from Natlan. Mavuika will give Mizuki Pyro status from the pocket, and will help her trigger Citlali's Melt. Xilonen is needed here to reduce enemy resistance to Pyro and Cryo, and also to help Mavuika gain her ult.
Mizuki	Dehya	Kaeya	Citlali	A team with Cryo Resonance to increase crit chance, for example, for the Favonius Codex to work properly. Dehya uses her skill, after which Kaeya activates his ult. They are additionally helped by Citlali.
Mizuki	Xiangling	Diona Layla	Ganyu Rosaria	Another option with Cryo Resonance, where the shielder's place is taken by Diona or Layla. The first one with constellations will give elemental mastery, but the second one will provide large Cryo status. Instead of Rosaria, you can also play Ganyu through the ult, but for this she will need more energy recharge.
Mizuki	Ganyu Rosaria	Bennett	Kazuha Sucrose	Team with a second Anemo character who will absorb Pyro from Bennett, which also gives attack power. Ganyu or Rosaria will provide a stable Cryo effect on the enemy.
Mizuki	Kaeya	Xiangling	Pyro MC	A group of free characters with Pyro Resonance. Xiangling and Pyro Traveler attack enemies, their status causes Kaeya to inflict Melt with every third hit of his ult. Mizuki boosts all elements.

Pyro+Hydro+Electro Teams

If desired, you can set up teams with all the elements at once:

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Features
Mizuki	Mavuika	Furina	Raiden	Mavuika plays off her elemental skill and occasionally activates her ult. Furina gives Hydro status and buffs her team. Raiden, like Mavuika, should use both her skill and ult for one powerful hit.
Mizuki	Dehya	Kokomi Sigewinne	Yae Miko	The second variant of a group with different elements, in which the place of Hydro sub-dd is occupied by a healer and a buffer. Dehya attacks Pyro and absorbs part of the incoming damage. Yae Miko needs time to refresh her totems and press her ult.
Mizuki	Xiangling Dehya Pyro MC	Furina Mona	Fischl Ororon	For this team you can choose any budget Pyro sub-DD, but the strongest one will be Xiangling. Furina is replaced by Mona, who, in addition to the skill, should periodically apply Illusory Bubble. For the last slot you can use Fischl or Ororon for Electro.
Mizuki	Xiangling	Kokomi	Ororon	Xiangling plays from the ult, and also sometimes summons Guoba. Kokomi places a field with her skill for Hydro status. Although Ororon plays best in tasers, he will be able to provide the team with Electro status.
Mizuki	Xiangling Pyro MC	Barbara	Lisa	A squad of free characters with Xiangling or Pyro Traveler to fill the Pyro slot. Barbara heals the team and applies Hydro to nearby enemies. Lisa needs to have enough energy recharge so that she can activate the ult on cooldown.

Extra Stats For Leveling

The main characteristic of Mizuki is EMIn addition, health, ATK, and defense stats also increase, the overall value of which can be seen in the table:

Leveling

To level up the heroine, you'll need resources and materials primarily from Inazuma, as well as plenty of experience books and Mora. The following points will list everything she needs for leveling up.

Ascension

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To level up the heroine to level 90, you need the following materials:

• Slivers, fragments, chunks and gemstones of Vayuda Turquoise - dropped by world and weekly bosses: Anemo Hypostasis, Maguu Kenki, Algorithm of Semi-Intransient Matrix of Overseer Network, Setekh Wenut, Solitary Suanni, Tenebrous Papilla, Shouki no Kami, Stormterror.
• Old Handguard, Kageuchi Handguard, Famed Handguard - dropped by Nobushi и Kairagi throughout Inazuma.
• Talisman of the Enigmatic Land - Resource dropped by the World Boss Spirit Speaking Hermitess.
• Sea Ganoderma - specialty of Inazuma, growing right next to the water along all the banks of the region.
• 420 000 Mora and 421 Hero's Wit.

Talents

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To upgrade your abilities you need:

• Teachings, guides and philosophies of Transience - Talent Books from the Dungeon Violet Court, which can be obtained on Monday, Thursday и Sunday.
• Old Handguard, Kageuchi Handguard, Famed Handguard - dropped by Nobushi и Kairagi throughout Inazuma.
• Fading Candle - rare material dropped by the weekly boss The Knave.
• Crown of Insight - an item for leveling talents up to 10.
• 1 653 000 Mora.

Skills

Mizuki's role in teams is either as the primary damage dealer, using the Dispersion reaction, or as a driver, dealing Anemo damage to enemy elemental effects inflicted by her allies. However, unlike other drivers, she doesn't use regular attacks, preferring an elemental skill that allows her to hover in the air for a short time and automatically attack nearby enemies. Her ultimate is similar in mechanics to Bennett's and Sayu's ultimates, as it depends on the active character's HP and either deals Anemo damage or heals the hero.

Basic (Active) Skills

Passive Skills

Passive abilities:

Talent Leveling Order

Elemental Skill (E) ≥ Elemental Burst (Q) > Normal Attacks (optional)

The order of skill leveling is as follows:

• Elemental Skill is Mizuki's main source of damage, although the skill's damage itself is not very important in this case, since it scales with attack power. The main interest here is the increase in Swirl reaction from Elemental Mastery. The size of the buff increases as you level up, so it is necessary to level the ability to the maximum.
• Elemental Burst - similar to the E-attack, the ult will give a small increase in Anemo damage. The most useful is the healing power component, because of which it is worth leveling the ult along with the skill.
• Normal attack — Despite being a driver, the heroine doesn't use standard attacks, which are replaced by automatic standing strikes from her skill. These can be upgraded if desired and with the necessary resources.

Constellations

The best constellations of Mizuki are С1, С2 и С4.

• The first constellation Significantly increases reaction damage. Disperse to nearby enemies with the Twenty-Three Nights of Wait effect, depending on Elemental Mastery, three times per stance. Since the heroine is initially focused on MS, this will provide additional damage during rotation. The only drawback is that the effect wears off after the first damage is dealt.
• The second constellation Increases allies' elemental damage during Mizuki's stance based on her MS, which is equivalent to, for example, 40% at 1000 MS. Konsta allows the character to buff allies, which is very useful. Notably, her buff is similar to Kazuha's buff, but doesn't force the character to trigger the Dispel reaction.
• The fourth constellation Removes the HP cap when healing or dealing damage with Snacks from her ultimate. This significantly simplifies the skill's use and makes her a more versatile support with healing abilities. Snacks will also restore up to 20 energy to Mizuki, allowing her to build Elemental Burst faster and avoid relying on artifact energy regeneration in favor of other stats.

How to play Mizuki

In the squad, she takes the position of main damage dealer/driver through Dispersion, supporting powerful pocket damage dealers in her allies. Mizuki's abilities allow her to avoid using regular attacks and spend the entire fight in a Dreamfloating stance, occasionally switching to other heroes on the team to refresh their abilities.

Even while switching to allies, she can continue to inflict Dispersion from Yumemi-style Snack hits, as well as heal allies if their HP is below 70%. Having a fourth constellation makes this skill easier to use, allowing her to simultaneously deal damage and keep her allies' health high.

Rotation

Skill Order: activate pocket sub-DD and support abilities > switch to Mizuki and enter Dreamdrifter (E) > fly around enemies, dealing Anemo damage and causing Swirl > use Elemental Burst (Q) > switch back to sub-DD and refresh their skills.

1. Since Yokai plays with the Disperse reaction, she requires consistent elemental status effects on enemies from her allies. Each fight should begin with activating support and sub-DPS skills, which will boost all damage and provide reaction effects.
2. Switch to Mizuki and use her elemental skill to enter the Dreamdrifter state. While this state lasts (10 sec), move near enemies to have her automatically attack them and inflict Swirl.
3. Elemental Burst can be used in two situations - if Mizuki's HP is low and she needs healing, or when switching to allies to continue dealing Anemo damage while Yumemi Style Special Snacks explode.
4. Refresh your allies' skill durations as needed and repeat the rotation from point one.

Is The Character Worth Pulling?

Yumemizuki Mizuki is a legendary Anemo hero whose gameplay in Genshin Impact is entirely focused not on her own damage output, but on boosting her Dispersion reaction. This is aided not only by her full MS build but also by the buff to this reaction. In her party, she plays the driver role, so to ensure the most comfortable play, she requires strong sub-DPS whose abilities don't rely on normal attacks, as Mizuki doesn't use them.

In addition to damage, she can heal her active companion, but this healing is only enhanced by constellations. Furthermore, constellations are also tied to the party's elemental damage buffs, without which the heroine only enhances her Dispel reaction. Another drawback of Mizuki's is that her stance doesn't work from her pocket, so she can't switch to other characters without losing damage. Overall, Mizuki is a good and strong character in her area, but it's not recommended to spend spins on her during the banner, as they are limited, as she can later randomly drop from the standard banner.

Character history and lore

Yumemizuki Mizuki is a youkai girl who is actually a member of the Baku, mythical beasts that eat people's bad dreams. Many of their dreams are dangerous to the Baku, so Mizuki began working with humans to make dreams pleasant to eat again, combining her youkai abilities with her job as a clinical psychologist at the Aisa Bathhouse.

Despite her Inazuma origins, Mizuki frequently travels Teyvat and has friends in other regions, including Natlan, where she once aided a warrior facing horrors from the Abyss. One of her childhood friends is Yae Miko, who is also the head of the Yae Publishing House, a major competitor of the Aisa Bathhouse. However, the youkai continue to communicate with each other despite the competition.

Trailer

You can watch a video story about Mizuki's work on YouTube or VKontakte:

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