Uraku Misugiri

Weapon Ascension Material. Watatsumi Island is the furthest from Narukami Island in the Inazuman island chain, and its name means "the god of the oceans" in the island's ancient tongue. Legend has it that when the great serpent first arose within the abyssal nation of ever-night, its fluorescent body was covered in myriad-colored coral.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. This is the energy source of that biomimetic mechanism.

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Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

A battle-worn handguard that was once mounted on an Inazuman blade. For those adept in the art of the sword, the tsuba is a defense from the edge of an opponent's blade. For beginners, it is a defense made for their own right hand, to protect it from itself.

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

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Weapon Ascension Material. This coral cannot be found anywhere in Teyvat, but was a gift that the great serpent obtained when it broke into the Dark Sea. For that abyssal snake, to be filled with coral was to be mighty, and its power would be shaved away as those corals were lost. In other words, those corals contain power far beyond the norm.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. This is the energy source of that biomimetic mechanism.

Dropped by

Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

A battle-worn handguard that was once mounted on an Inazuman blade. For those adept in the art of the sword, the tsuba is a defense from the edge of an opponent's blade. For beginners, it is a defense made for their own right hand, to protect it from itself.

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

+1 more

Weapon Ascension Material. This coral cannot be found anywhere in Teyvat, but was a gift that the great serpent obtained when it broke into the Dark Sea. For that abyssal snake, to be filled with coral was to be mighty, and its power would be shaved away as those corals were lost. In other words, those corals contain power far beyond the norm.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. Even the great techniques and unknown power of this device must come to nothing should the machine that contained them ever fail to maintain structural integrity.

Dropped by

Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

A handguard mounted upon a sword of some distinction. Inazuma has a long tradition of sword-making. When making swords, smiths will often make several different weapons at once, before choosing from among them the "shinuchi," or the best weapon, while the others are known as "kageuchi."

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

+1 more

Weapon Ascension Material. Fleeing into the Dark Sea, the god that had lost everything met the abandoned people who had nothing within the ocean depths. Thus it elected to remain and become their "Orobashi no Mikoto," their "Watatsumi Omikami." It is said that the great snake god once broke off all the coral branches on its body to give light to the children who were curled up in the darkness. They also say that it used these coral branches to create a huge ladder to allow those children to once again reach the surface and see the light of day.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. Even the great techniques and unknown power of this device must come to nothing should the machine that contained them ever fail to maintain structural integrity.

Dropped by

Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

A handguard mounted upon a sword of some distinction. Inazuma has a long tradition of sword-making. When making swords, smiths will often make several different weapons at once, before choosing from among them the "shinuchi," or the best weapon, while the others are known as "kageuchi."

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

+1 more

Weapon Ascension Material. Fleeing into the Dark Sea, the god that had lost everything met the abandoned people who had nothing within the ocean depths. Thus it elected to remain and become their "Orobashi no Mikoto," their "Watatsumi Omikami." It is said that the great snake god once broke off all the coral branches on its body to give light to the children who were curled up in the darkness. They also say that it used these coral branches to create a huge ladder to allow those children to once again reach the surface and see the light of day.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. The "Ruin" part of the name comes from the areas where they are most active. However, Ruin machines actually have little in common with the detritus in which they are often found. In the ancient past, these ruins were once part of a civilization mighty enough to almost touch the dome of the firmament, while "ruin" still waits in the deep places of the earth, awaiting the order to arise and tread all kingdoms underfoot.

Dropped by

Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

An intricately-made handguard that was mounted upon a famed weapon. Some believe that swords have souls and lives of their own, and thus deserve their own names. Those who love their blades will be acknowledged by them in turn. But those who see their swords as friends or even lovers should be warned that this relationship is built on death and bloodshed. The passions of those who dance with their blade amid crimson showers must surely be cooled someday by fickle steel.

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

+1 more

Weapon Ascension Material. The meaning that lies behind the name "Watatsumi" is simply the unrequited hopes that the abandoned people who dwelt in the deep sea pinned upon the serpent god that led them. And it was also because the serpent god now had people who worshiped it that it stayed in the world it should have long fled, breaking off the coral branches that adorned its body, treading upon land where it should not have, and facing a foe it could never hope to match — till at last, its divine form was sundered along with the mountains, its ichor turned into plasma, and its will and power became a curse that could never be extinguished: Tatarigami.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin machine. The "Ruin" part of the name comes from the areas where they are most active. However, Ruin machines actually have little in common with the detritus in which they are often found. In the ancient past, these ruins were once part of a civilization mighty enough to almost touch the dome of the firmament, while "ruin" still waits in the deep places of the earth, awaiting the order to arise and tread all kingdoms underfoot.

Dropped by

Ruin Cruiser

Ruin Defender

Ruin Destroyer

Ruin Scout

An intricately-made handguard that was mounted upon a famed weapon. Some believe that swords have souls and lives of their own, and thus deserve their own names. Those who love their blades will be acknowledged by them in turn. But those who see their swords as friends or even lovers should be warned that this relationship is built on death and bloodshed. The passions of those who dance with their blade amid crimson showers must surely be cooled someday by fickle steel.

Dropped by

Kairagi: Dancing Thunder

Kairagi: Fiery Might

Nobushi: Hitsukeban

Nobushi: Jintouban

+1 more