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Mitsuharu

Last updated 2025-10-26

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Mitsuharu is an NPC located in Port Elpis.

Profile

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Idle Quotes

(With Nachi, Afternoon)
Nachi: I still remember the day when the Azure Horn launched from Port Elpis...
Mitsuharu: How many years ago was that?

(By the Fries Stand, Evening)
Mitsuharu: I don't feel like I did anything substantial during my internship.

Dialogue

(Interaction with Grandpa Gu, Morning)
Grandpa Gu: What's wrong, kid? Something bothering you?
Mitsuharu: No, it's nothing. But I see you've picked up some plastic bottles. How about giving them to me?
Mitsuharu: I'll just put them in the recycling bin.
Grandpa Gu: Is that so... you can just take them.
Icon Dialogue Talk (Grandpa Gu's expression...)
Icon Dialogue Talk (...Looks a bit embarrassed)
Mitsuharu: May I ask where you found so many plastic bottles? I don't seem to see any place where so many plastic bottles have been discarded...
Grandpa Gu: ...Haha, I caught all of these.

(Interaction with Muqing, Evening)
Muqing: The old port... It's still a shame, no matter how many times I hear the story.
Mitsuharu: Hollow disasters do come without warning, and if you think about the timing...
Mitsuharu: In any case, the supplies that were salvaged from the chaotic old city were successfully transported to Port Elpis and were then distributed to various areas of New Eridu.
Mitsuharu: It was a small blessing amidst great misfortune.
Muqing: But... why did the Companion Hollow have to descend there precisely at that time?

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishMitsuharu
Chinese
(Simplified)
光治
Guāngzhì
Chinese
(Traditional)
光治
Guāngzhì
Japanese光治
Mitsuharu[!][!]
Korean미츠하루
Micheuharu
SpanishMitsuharu
FrenchMitsuharu
RussianГуанчжи
Guanchzhi
ThaiMitsuharu
VietnameseMitsuharu
GermanMitsuharu
IndonesianMitsuharu
PortugueseMitsuharu

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