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Vihar

Last updated 2026-01-11

Vihar is an NPC exclusive to quests and events who first appears in the Archon Quest The Coming of the Sabzeruz Festival in Chapter III: Act II - The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings.

Profile

Vihar first appeared during the Sabzeruz Festival in The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings, where he was tasked with role-playing as Farris, the Knight of Flowers.

Vihar once again appeared during another Sabzeruz Festival in Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses, where he was tasked with role-playing as the Knight of Flowers that time. He accepted the position because he wanted to see Dunyarzad, whom he likes, happy. During the festival he invited Paimon and the Traveler to a guessing game to earn candies.

Appearance

(To be added)

Quests and Events

Archon Quests

Events

Thoughts

Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses

Vihar's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.

Vihar: (Though the overall performance is close to perfection, there's still room for improvement...)

Event Dialogue

Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses

Vihar: Honorable Knight of Flowers, is there any way we might be of service?
Safi: All you need to do for each fight scene is follow the basic theme of each scene. As the actual moves will be undertaken by a professional such as yourself, you needn't follow our original ideas.
Icon Dialogue Shadow of the Knight's Blade Then I'll be happy to shoot some more.
Safi: Haha! Please, feel free to show off your incredible talent to its fullest! The cameras hidden around the venue will capture your majestic, valiant form!
Safi: Our set design draws inspiration from the dangerous Domains in adventurer legends. Who knows, it might even inspire you in combat!
Icon Dialogue Talk White Have I met you before, Vihar?
Vihar: I am truly honored that you still remember me.
Vihar: In Sabzeruz Festivals past, I played a Carriage-less Knight of Flowers a few times, mostly handing out candies to the children.
Vihar: Now, there's an eminently more suitable Knight of Flowers, and so I can play the role for which I am naturally suited, that of the Knight of Candies.
Safi: I think it works out quite well. Kids really like the title, and the image of you passing out candy year after year has made a deep impression on everyone.
Vihar: Then after the movie premieres, can I get a title like... the "Knight of Cinema" or something?
Safi: You will be credited as the Director, and I as the Producer. It will be hard to say which of us will be the "Knight of Cinema."
Icon Dialogue Talk White About the filming progress...
Vihar: As you can see, we've only just begun.
Vihar: As the thematic focus of the film is "battle," we have decided to film those scenes first, and then, based on what we can realistically achieve, decide on how we wish to express ourselves through the shots, lighting, color palette, style, and other elements...
Vihar: Then, we'll use these to determine the details of the script, so that we can avoid... "that can't be done" and "we can't make the shot work" as much as possible.
Safi: That's why we'll wait for the fight scenes to be filmed, edited, and post-processed before we film the rest. It will likely take quite some time.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Now that's a clever approach!
Icon Dialogue Talk White Now that's a very conservative approach!
Safi: Not at all, it's just a trick I learned during my last study trip to Fontaine. We still have a lot of room for improvement!
Icon Dialogue Talk White See you next time, then!
Vihar: Take care! Please remember to make some time to finish filming some fight scenes... we simply cannot thank you enough!

Trivia

  • Vihāra (Sanskrit: विहार) generally refers to a Buddhist temple or Buddhist monastery for Buddhist renunciates, mostly in the Indian subcontinent.
  • Farris, the name of the character that Vihar plays as, is likely derived from Faris (Arabic: فارس), which translates to "knight."

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Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishVihar
Chinese
(Simplified)
毗伽尔
Píjiā'ěr
Chinese
(Traditional)
毗伽爾
Píjiā'ěr
Japaneseヴィハル
Viharu
Korean비하르
Bihareu
SpanishVihar
FrenchVihar
RussianВихар
Vikhar
ThaiVihar
VietnameseVihar
GermanVihar
IndonesianVihar
PortugueseVihar
TurkishVihar
ItalianVihar

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