Boundless Origin

Character

Level

6

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Description
Details

After using Kamisato Art: Kyouka, Ayato's next Shunsuiken attack will create 2 extra Shunsuiken strikes when they hit opponents, each one dealing 450% of Ayato's ATK as DMG.
Both these Shunsuiken attacks will not be affected by Namisen.

Scaling

ATK

Utility

Effect Triggered by Normal Attack Hit

Boundless Origin is Kamisato Ayato's Level 6 Constellation.

Gameplay Notes

DMG dealt by the Extra Shunsuiken strikes is considered Normal Attack DMG.
When this effect is ready, it will be indicated by a glow on Ayato's right wrist.

Advanced Properties

	Gauge Units	Internal Cooldown		Poise Damage	Stagger Effect			Blunt
	Gauge Units	‍Tag‍	‍Type‍	Poise Damage	‍S. L.Stagger Level‍	‍H. F.Horizontal Force‍	‍V. F.Vertical Force‍	Blunt
Extra Shunsuiken Strike	1U	No ICD		60	Light	200	0	✘

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Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Boundless Origin	—
Chinese (Simplified)	滥觞无底 Lànshāng Wúdǐ	Undecided Origin
Chinese (Traditional)	濫觴無底 Lànshāng Wúdǐ	Undecided Origin
Japanese	濫觴無底 Ranshou Mutei	Unfathomable Origin
Korean	끝없는 기원 Kkeut'eomneun Giwon	Endless Origin
Spanish	Fuente infinita	Endless Source^{[• 1]}
French	Origine illimitée	Unlimited Origin
Russian	Бескрайний исток Beskrayniy istok	Boundless Source
Thai	Boundless Origin	—
Vietnamese	Ngọn Nguồn Bất Tận
German	Unerschöpfliche Quelle	Inexhaustible Well
Indonesian	Boundless Origin	—
Portuguese	Origem Ilimitada
Turkish	Sonsuz Başlangıç	Endless Origin^{[• 2]}
Italian	Fonte infinita	Endless Source

↑ Spanish: Fuente can be translated as "fountain," but because of the context, it is probably referring more to a "source of energy".
↑ Turkish: Başlangıç normally translated to "beginning," but because of the context, it is probably referring more to a "source".

Change History

Released in Version 2.6

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[es-1] Spanish: Fuente can be translated as "fountain," but because of the context, it is probably referring more to a "source of energy".

[tr-2] Turkish: Başlangıç normally translated to "beginning," but because of the context, it is probably referring more to a "source".

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