Genshin Impact 6.0 Banners Characters Lauma Flins Aino Nahida Zhongli Leaks

Lauma, Flins, and Aino descend with banners blazing-three new faces, three fresh paths to conquer in Genshin Impact 6.0.

Note: The information for Genshin Impact 6.0 banners is based on leaks and officially revealed drip marketing campaigns from Hoyoverse.

Genshin Impact 6.0 Release Date

Genshin Impact 6.0 launches on January 21, 2026, at 11:00 AM UTC-5, kicking off the Natlan cycle with new characters Lauma, Flins, and Aino. Players can access the version through official Hoyoverse channels on PC, PlayStation, iOS, and Android shortly after. Banners featuring these Pyro heroes roll out alongside Archon Quests and exploration updates in the volcanic region. Mark your calendar to pull for them right at server reset.

Genshin Impact 6.0 is expected to release on September 10, 2025, and end on October 22, 2025. The new update will add an entirely new region to the game, three new playable characters, and more additional content.

Follow our Genshin Impact 6.0 guide to learn everything happening in the upcoming update. Also, check Genshin Impact codes if you are running out of Primogems.

Genshin Impact 6.0 Banner Overview

Version 6.0 introduces three new banners featuring Lauma, Flins, and Aino, each offering distinct playstyles and elemental synergies. Lauma brings powerful Geo constructs that enhance team defense and control, Flins wields Hydro abilities focused on rapid bursts and healing, while Aino delivers fast-paced Cryo attacks with strong reaction potential. With these additions, players gain more options for team compositions and strategy shifts across both story and combat modes.

Genshin Impact 6.0 banners are expected to feature three new playable characters from the Nod-Krai region. It will include two 5-star playable characters, while the third one will be a 4-star character.

Recent leaks have also revealed that a Sumeru specific Chronicled Wish banner will feature in the 6.0 version. With all the leaks floating around, we have decided to collect them here in our banner guide, after making sure they are reliable.

So, here are the Genshin Impact 6.0 character and weapon banners based on the latest leaks.

Genshin Impact 6.0 Character Banners

Genshin Impact 6.0 Weapon Banners

Genshin Impact 6.0 Chronicled Wish Banner

Lauma best teams and builds for Lunar-Bloom

Lauma’s best Lunar-Bloom setup focuses on very high Elemental Mastery, strong off-field Dendro application, and teammates that keep Hydro on enemies while safely triggering Blooms. Aim to reach around 800-1000 EM and use teams that either maximize Bloom/Lunar-Bloom directly or pivot into Hyperbloom while still benefiting from Lauma’s Lunar buffs.​

Best artifacts and stats

• Main sets

  • 4-pc Silken Moon’s Serenade is usually BiS for pure Lunar-Bloom, giving Energy Recharge, party EM, and increased Lunar reaction damage.​

  • 4-pc Deepwood Memories if no other Dendro unit holds it, for Dendro RES shred that boosts all Bloom and Lunar-Bloom damage.​

• Main stats & substats

  • Sands / Goblet / Circlet: EM / EM / EM for dedicated reaction support; EM / EM / Crit is acceptable with strong weapons.​

  • Substats priority: EM > Energy Recharge (to comfortably burst on cooldown) > Crit > ATK%.​

Weapons for Lunar-Bloom

• Top options

  • Lauma’s EM-focused signature catalyst (if owned) for a large EM boost and extra transformative-reaction damage.​

  • Other 5★ or 4★ EM catalysts (e.g., Wand-type EM options) as strong alternatives for free-to-play or low-spenders.​

• What to avoid

  • ATK-only weapons with no EM unless playing very hybrid teams; these lose a lot of Lunar-Bloom scaling.​

Premium Lunar-Bloom teams

• Lauma – Nilou – Kokomi – Nahida (Dual-core Bloom/Lunar-Bloom)

  • Nilou upgrades Blooms into Bountiful Cores while Lauma converts remaining cores into Lunar-Blooms, creating huge overlapping AoE damage.​

  • Kokomi provides constant Hydro application and strong healing while Nahida boosts EM and Dendro application, letting Lauma fully capitalize on her crit-enabled Blooms.​

• Lauma – Nahida – Yelan – Kuki (Enhanced Hyperbloom with Lunar buffs)

  • Yelan applies Hydro and buffs the on-field trigger, while Kuki handles Electro triggers and team healing.​

  • Lauma and Nahida stack EM and reaction damage, so Hyperblooms hit much harder and still benefit from Lauma’s transformative-reaction buffs.​

F2P-friendly Lunar-Bloom teams

• Lauma – Aino – Xingqiu – healer/shielder

  • Aino offers accessible Hydro and Lunar enabling, while Xingqiu provides sustained single-target Hydro and damage reduction.​

  • The flex slot can be a healer or shielder (Barbara, Yaoyao, Thoma, etc.) depending on survivability needs in high-Bloom environments.​

• Lauma – Kaveh – Xingqiu – Sucrose/Catalyst Anemo

  • Kaveh acts as an on-field Bloom DPS whose kit synergizes well with Lauma’s Bloom buffs, especially when built full EM.​

  • Sucrose or another EM-sharing Anemo helps group enemies and further amplifies team EM, pushing Lunar-Bloom damage higher.​

Playstyle tips for Lunar-Bloom

• Keep Hydro uptime constant (Nilou, Kokomi, Yelan, Xingqiu, Aino) so seeds are generated continuously for Lauma’s buffs to matter.​

• Use Lauma mainly off-field: cast skill and burst early in the rotation, then let Hydro/Dendro triggers or Electro partners detonate seeds while her Moonsign buffs are active.​

Detailed rotation for Lauma Nilou Kokomi Nahida team

A strong, repeatable rotation for Lauma-Nilou-Kokomi-Nahida is built around: apply Dendro and Hydro, enable Nilou’s Bountiful Cores, then activate Lauma’s Lunar-Bloom buffs and let Kokomi drive on-field Bloom procs. Exact inputs can vary, but the key is always to refresh Nahida’s mark, Nilou’s Bountiful Core state, and Lauma’s Skill→Burst windows while Kokomi stays on field during the damage phase.​

Standard 20-second rotation

• Nahida: E (mark all enemies) → Q (EM share and Dendro field).​

• Nilou: E x3 (or EN2E depending on your habit) to activate her Bountiful Core passive and lay down Hydro.​

• Lauma: Hold E → Q right after, so the Hold Skill stacks convert into Lunar-Bloom buffs during Kokomi’s upcoming field time.​

• Kokomi: Q → E, then stay on field to drive with Normal Attacks while Blooms/Bountiful Cores are being converted to Lunar-Bloom.​

Alternative opener (comfort-focused)

• Kokomi first: E at the start to place the jellyfish and pre-establish Hydro.​

• Nahida: E → Q to mark and buff the team.​

• Nilou: full Skill sequence (E x3 / EN2E) to enable Bountiful Cores.​

• Lauma: E (tap or hold depending on build) → Q, then swap back to Kokomi to drive with Q + NAs.​

Practical tips during rotation

• Always use Lauma’s Skill shortly before her Burst so the stack conversion window is active and all seeds during Kokomi’s field time get Lunar-Bloom buffs.​

• Re-apply Nahida’s E and Nilou’s E chain every rotation; if waves die early, shorten the setup and prioritize quickly re-marking enemies and refreshing Hydro/Dendro rather than following a rigid script.​