Anemo

Anemo is one of the seven Elements.

Its associated Archon is Barbatos, whose domain is Mondstadt.

Elemental Resonance

Having at least two Anemo characters in a party of four results in the Elemental Resonance:

Impetuous Winds: Decreases Stamina Consumption by 15%. Increases Movement SPD by 10%. Shortens Skill CD by 5%.

Elemental Reactions

Anemo has the following Elemental Reaction:

Swirl: Deals Elemental DMG of the involved element while spreading the involved elemental status to nearby enemies.
- Stellar Swirl: Creates a Stellar Vortex that explodes after a delay, dealing Cryo DMG. Triggering this reaction with a Stellar Vortex nearby will further increase the DMG dealt by it upon bursting.

Shared Traits

Many Anemo characters and enemies also have the following abilities:

Elemental Absorption: Absorbs Electro/Pyro/Hydro/Cryo and becomes infused with that element, dealing damage of that type. The absorbed element can trigger further reactions, including Swirl.
Displacement (Crowd Control): The ability to displace mobs of entities by knocking them back or pulling them in. Many Anemo users especially have the ability to create Vacuum Fields that pull in enemies within a radius.

Anemo Status

See also: Elemental Gauge Theory

Similar to the Geo, the Anemo status cannot be applied using elemental attacks. However, the Anemo Hypostasis applies a long-lasting Anemo status to itself while its core is exposed, and unlike Persistent Geo on Geo Hypostasis and Planet Befall — it can react with other elements to trigger Swirl.

Anemo Status to Self

The following Talents apply the Anemo status to its user and/or the active character.

There is 1 Talent that matches the category selection:

Talent	Description	Type
Dandelion Breeze Dandelion Breeze Jean	Calling upon the wind's protection, Jean creates a swirling Dandelion Field, launching surrounding opponents and dealing Anemo DMG. At the same time, she instantly regenerates a large amount of HP for all party members. The amount of HP restored scales off Jean's ATK. Dandelion Field Continuously regenerates HP of characters within the AoE and continuously imbues them with Anemo. Deals Anemo DMG to opponents entering or exiting the Dandelion Field.	Elemental Burst

Anemo Characters

Playable Characters

19 Characters match the category selection:

Name	Weapon	Region	Model Type
Chasca	Bow	Natlan	Tall Female
Faruzan	Bow	Sumeru	Medium Female
Ifa	Catalyst	Natlan	Tall Male
Jahoda	Bow	Nod-Krai	Medium Female
Jean	Sword	Mondstadt	Tall Female
Kaedehara Kazuha	Sword	Inazuma	Medium Male
Lan Yan	Catalyst	Liyue	Medium Female
Lynette	Sword	Fontaine	Medium Female
Prune	Catalyst	Mondstadt	Short Female
Sayu	Claymore	Inazuma	Short Female
Shikanoin Heizou	Catalyst	Inazuma	Medium Male
Sucrose	Catalyst	Mondstadt	Medium Female
Traveler	Sword	None	Aether: Medium Male Lumine: Medium Female
Varka	Claymore	Mondstadt	Tall Male
Venti	Bow	Mondstadt	Medium Male
Wanderer	Catalyst	Sumeru	Medium Male
Xianyun	Catalyst	Liyue	Tall Female
Xiao	Polearm	Liyue	Medium Male
Yumemizuki Mizuki	Catalyst	Inazuma	Medium Female

Upcoming Characters

1 Character matches the category selection:

Icon	Name	Quality	Weapon	Region
	Vesna			Snezhnaya

Enemies

Common Enemies

Elite Enemies

Normal Bosses

Weekly Bosses

Other Enemies

Exploration

Some environmental objects or obstacles are considered Anemo objects:

Trivia

In Genshin Impact's story, Anemo is the first element that the Traveler resonates with, and they are shown using Anemo in a cinematic cutscene in Ending Note, the final quest of the Prologue of the Archon Quests.
- In Genshin Impact's gameplay, players are forced to resonate their Traveler characters with the Statue of The Seven in Starfell Lake during Bird's Eye View in Act I of the Prologue, during which all parts of the map outside of a small part of Mondstadt are considered out of bounds. It is impossible to first resonate with a Statue of The Seven in any other nation or to progress past Bird's Eye View without unlocking any Statues of The Seven in Mondstadt, unless exploits or glitches are used.

Etymology

The name Anemo comes from the prefix for words related to wind, "anemo-," which derives from the Ancient Greek word for wind (Ancient Greek: ἄνεμος ánemos).

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Anemo	—
Chinese (Simplified)	风 Fēng	Wind
Chinese (Traditional)	風 Fēng	Wind
Japanese	風 Kaze	Wind
Korean	바람 Baram	Wind
Spanish	Anemo	—
French	Anémo	—
Russian	Анемо Anemo	—
Thai	ลม Lom	Wind
Vietnamese	‍Phong風‍	Wind
German	Anemo	—
Indonesian	Anemo	—
Portuguese	Anemo	—
Turkish	Rüzgar	Wind
Italian	Anemo	—

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