Statue of the Omnipresent God
Last updated 2026-08-01
Statue of the Omnipresent God is a point of interest located in Tenshukaku, Inazuma City, Narukami Island, Inazuma.
It is a statue built in front of Tenshukaku as the "Symbol of Eternity" after the promulgation of the Vision Hunt Decree, with the purpose of embedding all confiscated Visions into it.
After completing Archon Quest Chapter II: Act II - Stillness, the Sublimation of Shadow, a Patrol Soldier will stop the player from going near the statue.
After completing Archon Quest Chapter II: Act III - Omnipresence Over Mortals, the Visions were removed from the statue and returned to their respective owners after the Traveler defeated Ei.
Trivia
- The English localization of "Statue of the Omnipresent God" was previously "Statue of the Thousand-Armed, Hundred-Eyed God," which is a direct translation of its Chinese and Japanese names.
- Thoma and the description of the Wonders of the World achievement The Aspirations of All refer to the statue as “the symbol of Eternity.”[1]
- When the Traveler arrived on Narukami Island for the first time, Thoma mentions that the statue is still under construction.[1]
- Interestingly, the base of the statue is damaged.
- During the story teaser The Solitary Pursuit of Lightning, it appears that the statue is being pulled out of the water with ropes tied to it.
- Notably, the sound of water can be heard in that scene.
- Itto's Vision was embedded near the bottom of the statue, just above a Pyro Vision belonging to an unknown owner.
- The distance between standing on the hands of this statue and sitting on the hands of the Anemo Archon Statue in Mondstadt is exactly 6666m.
- The statue parallels the Great Buddha statue in the real-life sword hunt (Japanese: 刀狩 katanagari), which Toyotomi Hideyoshi decreed to be constructed using the nails and clamps forged from confiscated weapons.
- The identity of the statue has been the subject of much debate.
- Raiden Shogun:
- The statue is often said to belong to the Shogun.[2][3]
- The description of Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Imperatrix Umbrosa Chapter: Act I - Reflections of Mortality refers to Ei directly as the Omnipresent God.
- Ronova:
- In The Gods' Limits, the true appearances of the Four Great Rulers are revealed. Ronova possesses the same wings, haircut and hairstyle as the statue.
- The statue is Inazuma’s symbol of Eternity, and the essence of that Eternity is death.[4]
- Ronova is described as someone who sees all, hears all, and judges all.[5] Furthermore, her design is filled with eyes.
- Heavenly Principles:
- Personification of Eternity:
- The statue may simply be a personification of eternity or some other concept, rather than being modeled after a real figure in Genshin Impact. This is similar to how the Statue of Liberty in real life is a personification of the concept of liberty based on the ancient Roman goddess Libertas and is not intended to be seen as a model of a real person.
- Raiden Shogun:
Gallery
The Statue after the Visions were removed after completing Omnipresence Over Mortals.
Story Teaser- The Solitary Pursuit of Lightning - Genshin Impact
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Statue of the Omnipresent God | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 千手百眼神像 Qiānshǒu-Bǎiyǎn Shénxiàng | Statue of the Thousand-Armed and Hundred-Eyed God |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 千手百眼神像 Qiānshǒu-Bǎiyǎn Shénxiàng | |
| Japanese | 千手百目神像 Senju-Hyakumoku Shinzou[6] | Statue of the Thousand-Armed and Hundred-Eyed God |
| Korean | 천수백안 신상 Cheonsu-baegan Sinsang | Statue of the Thousand-Armed and Hundred-Eyed God |
| Spanish | Estatua de la Diosa Omnipresente | Statue of the Omnipresent Goddess |
| French | Statue de la divinité omniprésente | Statue of the Omnipresent Deity |
| Russian | Статуя всевидящего божества Statuya vsevidyashchego bozhestva | Statue of the All-Seeing Deity |
| Thai | Statue of the Omnipresent God | — |
| Vietnamese | Tượng Trăm Mắt Nghìn Tay | Hundred-Eyed, Thousand-Armed Statue |
| German | Statue des Allgegenwärtigen Gottes | Statue of the Omnipresent God |
| Indonesian | Patung Omnipresent God | Omnipresent God Statue |
| Portuguese | Estátua da Deusa Onipresente | Statue of the Omnipresent Goddess |
| Turkish | Alemüstü Tanrı'nın Heykeli | |
| Italian | Statua della divinità onnipresente |
Change History
Introduced in Version 1.1 • Released in Version 2.0
Version 2.0
- The Statue of the Omnipresent God was released.
- The statue of the Thousand-Armed, Hundred-Eyed God was mentioned in The Fond Farewell.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Archon Quest, Chapter II, Act I - The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia, Part 4: Three Wishes
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Yamada
That Vision, which should have become part of the statue of the Almighty Shogun, [...] - ↑ Arataki Itto's Character Story: Character Story 1
[...] "being inlaid upon the Shogun's statue," [...] - ↑ Character Talent Material: Philosophies of Light
A sealed eternity may, perhaps, look magnificent, but its essence is death. - ↑ Book: Hymns of the Far North, Vol. 1
The people fear you, for you see all, hear all, and judge all. - ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter II, Act I - The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia, Part 4: Three Wishes (Japanese Voice-Over)
