Mouun Shrine
Last updated 2026-08-29
The Mouun Shrine (Japanese: 曚雲神社 Mou'un Jinja, "Dark Cloud Shrine") is a subarea in Watatsumi Island, Inazuma.
Quests
World Quests
Features
Exploration
Enemies
Common Enemies
Elite Enemies

Electro Abyss Mage ×1
Thunderhelm Lawachurl ×1
Crackling Axe Mitachurl ×1
Ruin Destroyer ×1
Ruin Scout ×1
Local Specialties
Puzzles
Lightning Strike Probe
One of the puzzles involve three Lightning Strike Probes.
- Interact with the nearby Mysterious Pillar to start the puzzle.
- After activating the Mysterious Pillar, there will be three Electro Seelie: one of them is stationary above the Mysterious Pillar, and the other two are moving between the three lightning strike probes.
- You only need to manually orient one of the probes; the two Electro Seelies will orient the other two as they move around.
- After all three Lightning Strike Probes are oriented, follow the Electro Seelie above the Mysterious Pillar to its destination, where a chest will spawn.
Dialogue
- (Interact with Mysterious Pillar)
- Paimon: Another Electro Seelie! Looks like the Watatsumi statue can control when it appears...
- (Solve the Lightning Strike Probe puzzle)
- Paimon: The Electro Seelie seems satisfied. How weird...
- (Follow the Electro Seelie)
- Paimon: Paimon wonders if these Electro Seelie are here to protect or watch this place.
NPCs
Trivia
- This shrine may be named after a historical shrine maiden of Watatsumi Island, Mouun.[1]
- The shrine may be inspired by the Naminoue Shrine (Nanmin in Okinawan), a holy site worshiped by the kings of Okinawa (southwestern island in Japan which has a distinctive culture) both as the most sacred Shinto shrine of the Ryukyu Islands (southwestern islands) and as a sacred place to pray to Nirai Kanai, the realm of sea gods in the indigenous religion.
- Just like the in-game shrine, the Naminoue Shrine stands on the top of a high cliff so that one can view the ocean from the shrine.
Gallery
The Offering Pool at Mouun Shrine used in the Divine Plant of the Depths World Quest
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Mouun Shrine | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 曚云神社 Méngyún Shénshè | Dark Cloud Shrine[※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 曚雲神社 Méngyún Shénshè | |
| Japanese | 曚雲神社 Mou'un Jinja[2] | Dark Cloud Shrine |
| Korean | 모운 신사 Mo'un Sinsa | Mouun Shrine |
| Spanish | Santuario Mouun | Mouun Sanctuary |
| French | Sanctuaire de Mouun | Mouun Sanctuary |
| Russian | Святилище Моун Svyatilishche Moun | Mouun Shrine |
| Thai | Mouun Shrine | — |
| Vietnamese | Đền Mouun | Mouun Shrine |
| German | Mouun-Schrein | Mouun Shrine |
| Indonesian | Mouun Shrine | — |
| Portuguese | Santuário Kurakumo | Kurakumo Sanctuary[• 1] |
| Turkish | Mouun Tapınağı | Mouun Temple |
| Italian | Santuario di Mouun | Mouun Sanctuary |
Change History
Released in Version 2.1
References
- ↑ Book: The Life of Mouun the Shrine Maiden
- ↑ Map, Label: Mouun Shrine (Japanese)














