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Obata

Last updated 2025-08-27

Obata (Japanese: 小畑 Obata) is an open-world NPC located in Ritou, Inazuma.

Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player ten Fish.

Shop

ItemItem MoraStockTotal
Cost
Refreshes
Fish Fish240102,400Daily
Crab Crab240102,400Daily
Shrimp Meat Shrimp Meat150507,500Daily
Sea Ganoderma Sea Ganoderma1,00055,000Every 3 Days
Total cost for all items
17,300

Location

Profile

(To be added.)

Appearance

(To be added.)

Quests and Events

World Quests

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle The sea...
Media:VO Obata 01.ogg "The sea beckons me..."
After completing Transient Dreams
Icon Dialogue Idle Where I belong...
Media:VO Obata 02.ogg "*sigh* Time to get back out to sea... Where I belong!"

Dialogue

Obata: Hey, would you like some fresh seafood? Inazuma offers the freshest fish in all of Teyvat!
Icon Dialogue Talk White Tell me more about yourself, for starters...
(Before completing Transient Dreams)
Obata: This island is my hometown. My whole family has been fishermen for generations. Naturally, I am a fisherman myself as well.
Obata: ...But nowadays, even fishermen have become rare.
Obata: Apart from restricting entry of outlanders to Inazuma, the Sakoku Decree also limits the areas in which we can sail.
Obata: Many fishermen have changed jobs as a result. I am still here because of this vast ocean.
Obata: More accurately, I can hear this ocean calling to me all the time...
Icon Dialogue Talk White About the Sakoku Decree...
Obata: I'm not educated enough to know much about politics. As far as I am concerned, it's a decision that's resulted in lots of unhappiness.
Obata: The Sakoku Decree has not just decreased the volume of our customers, the limited sailing range has also made fishing a very tough job.
Obata: Ah, a fisherman who cannot sail freely is no different from a beached, salted fish... I really don't understand what is going on in the minds of those bigwigs...
Icon Dialogue Reward The sea's call?
Obata: Yeah! Do you hear it? The sound of the waves crashing against the beaches, the sound of fishes swimming through the waves...
Obata: Eh? You still don't get it?
Obata: ...Hahahaha, you must be an outlander. That's to be expected!
Obata: Here, I'll give you some of my catch. After you live by the ocean for a while, you'll start to understand the romantic nature of the sea!
(Obtain Fish Fish ×10)
Icon Dialogue Shop I would like to have some, yes.
(After completing a quest prior to Transient Dreams)
Obata: Then I have all the seafood you need. Take your pick.
(Opens Shop menu)
Icon Dialogue Talk White Mind telling me a bit about yourself?
(After completing Transient Dreams)
Obata: This island is my hometown. My whole family has been fishermen for generations. Naturally, I am a fisherman myself as well.
Obata: Due to the Sakoku Decree limiting our ability to go out to sea, we fishermen temporarily became a rare sight indeed...
Obata: But those problems are all in the past now! The Sakoku Decree's gone for good — not only have the restrictions on fishing been lifted, but our Ritou clientele's grown, too!
Obata: It's time! I shall once again answer the call of the ocean, hahaha!
Icon Dialogue Reward The sea's call?
Obata: Yeah! Do you hear it? The sound of the waves crashing against the beaches, the sound of fishes swimming through the waves...
Obata: Eh? You still don't get it?
Obata: ...Hahahaha, you must be an outlander. That's to be expected!
Obata: Here, I'll give you some of my catch. After you live by the ocean for a while, you'll start to understand the romantic nature of the sea!
(Obtain Fish Fish ×10)
Icon Dialogue Talk White Goodbye.
Obata: Aye! If you want some fresh fish, feel free to come back any time!


Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishObata
Chinese
(Simplified)
小畑
Xiǎotián
Chinese
(Traditional)
小畑
Xiǎotián
Japanese小畑
Obata
Korean오바타
Obata
SpanishObata
FrenchObata
RussianОбата
Obata
ThaiObata
VietnameseObata
GermanObata
IndonesianObata
PortugueseObata
TurkishObata
ItalianObata

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