Explore the ultimate guide to Kaedehara Kazuha in Genshin Impact. Learn about his Anemo Sword abilities, passive talents, constellations, ascension materials, and optimal builds.
Kazuha is a 5-star Anemo Sword character from Inazuma, currently affiliated with The Crux. He is a wandering samurai known for his gentle demeanor, though he carries burdens from his past. Players can obtain him through the 'Leaves in the Wind' Event Wish.
Biography
- Name: Kaedehara Kazuha
- Sex: Male
- Constellation: Acer Palmatum
- Region: Inazuma
- Affiliation: The Crux
- Special Dish: –
- How to Obtain: Leaves in the Wind Event Wish - June 30th, 2021
Skills Talents
| Talents | Icon | Name | Notes |
|---|
| Normal Attack |
|
Garyuu Bladework |
Normal Attack: Perform up to 5 rapid strikes. Charged Attack: Consumes Stamina for 2 rapid sword strikes. Plunging Attack: Strikes the ground, dealing AoE DMG. If triggered by Chihayaburu, it becomes Plunging Attack: Midare Ranzan. |
| Elemental Skill |
|
Chihayaburu |
Unleashes a wind technique that pulls enemies and objects, dealing Anemo DMG and lifting Kazuha into the air. Press: Usable mid-air. Hold: Charges for greater Anemo DMG and AoE. Plunging Attack (Midare Ranzan): Within 10s of airborne, unleashes a powerful Plunging Attack dealing Anemo DMG. On landing, creates a wind tunnel pulling in nearby enemies. |
| Elemental Burst |
|
Kazuha Slash |
A single slash dealing AoE Anemo DMG, leaving behind an 'Autumn Whirlwind' field that periodically deals AoE Anemo DMG. Elemental Absorption: If Autumn Whirlwind touches Hydro/Pyro/Cryo/Electro, it deals additional elemental DMG of that type (once per use). |
Passive Talents
| Type | Icon | Name | Info |
|---|
| Talent 1 / Ascension 1 |
– |
Poetics of Fuubutsu |
Grants teammates an Elemental DMG Bonus to their corresponding Element upon triggering a Swirl reaction. |
| Talent 2 / Ascension 4 |
– |
Soumon Swordmanship |
When Elemental Skill contacts another element, Elemental Absorption occurs, and Kazuha’s Plunging Attack deals additional DMG of that element by a certain percentage. |
| Talent 3 / Unlocked Auto |
– |
Cloud Strider |
Decreases sprinting Stamina consumption for party members. |
Kazuha’s Constellation
| Level | Icon | Name | Effect |
|---|
| 1 |
– |
Scarlet Hills |
Decreases Chihayaburu’s CD by 10%. Using Kazuha Slash resets Chihayaburu’s CD. |
| 2 |
– |
Yamaarashi Tailwind |
The Autumn Whirlwind field increases Kazuha’s Elemental Mastery by 200 and party members’ Elemental Mastery by 200 (effects do not stack). |
| 3 |
– |
Maple Monogatari |
Increases the Level of Chihayaburu by 3 (Max 15). |
| 4 |
– |
Oozora Genpou |
If Kazuha’s Energy is below 45, Pressing or Holding Chihayaburu regenerates 3 or 4 Energy respectively. Gliding regenerates 2 Energy per second. |
| 5 |
– |
Wisdom of Bansei |
Increases the Level of Kazuha Slash by 3 (Max 15). |
| 6 |
– |
Crimson Momiji |
After using Chihayaburu or Kazuha Slash, Kazuha gains an Anemo Infusion for 5s. Each point of Elemental Mastery increases his Normal, Charged, and Plunging Attack DMG by 0.2%. |
Ascension Materials
| Ascension | Req. Level | Mora | Elemental Material 1 | Elemental Material 2 | Local Specialty | Common Material |
|---|
| 1 |
20 |
20,000 |
1 Vayuda Turquoise Sliver |
None |
3 Sea Ganoderma |
3 Treasure Hoarder Insignia |
| 2 |
40 |
40,000 |
3 Vayuda Turquoise Fragment |
2 Marionette Core |
10 Sea Ganoderma |
15 Treasure Hoarder Insignia |
| 3 |
50 |
60,000 |
6 Vayuda Turquoise Fragment |
4 Marionette Core |
20 Sea Ganoderma |
12 Silver Raven Insignia |
| 4 |
60 |
80,000 |
3 Vayuda Turquoise Chunk |
8 Marionette Core |
30 Sea Ganoderma |
18 Silver Raven Insignia |
| 5 |
70 |
100,000 |
6 Vayuda Turquoise Chunk |
12 Marionette Core |
45 Sea Ganoderma |
12 Gold Raven Insignia |
| 6 |
80 |
120,000 |
6 Vayuda Turquoise Gemstone |
20 Marionette Core |
60 Sea Ganoderma |
24 Gold Raven Insignia |
Best Weapons Ranked
| Rating | Icon | Weapon | Base Attack | Bonus Effect | Skill Effect |
|---|
| Best |
|
Song of Broken Pines |
49 |
Physical DMG Bonus 4.5% |
Rebel’s Banner Hymn: A part of the “Millennial Movement” |
