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Daughter of the Yashiro Commission’s Kamisato Clan, and the Shirasagi Himegimi. A character for whom some waited 2 years since the very first Closed Beta test, Ayaka was one of the very first characters ever shown and to ever be playable in Genshin Impact. Yet, it wouldn’t be until Version 2.0 that our patience would be rewarded and would we finally be able to have her. Some even saved up tens of thousands of Primogems in anticipation for the Princess’ release.

And her debut certainly lived up to expectations. Her breathtaking aesthetic, animations, and grace encapsulate her character perfectly. Playing through her story quest and experiencing that cutscene is with no doubt a memory every Genshin Impact player will look back on with fondness…

Gameplay and meta-wise, she immediately performed at the very highest level, helping players of all skill (and wallet) levels absolutely breeze through end-game content. Ayaka remains one of the most popular characters to this day, and shows no signs of letting up.

This guide will cover that aspect, and will help you learn and play Kamisato Ayaka to the best of your abilities.

“Master of Inazuma Kamisato Art Tachi Jutsu — Kamisato Ayaka, present!”

For those in a hurry, here’s a TL:DR from KQM (discord.gg/keqing):

Pros:

• Has a fairly simple playstyle to learn and execute.
• Has strong bursting potential and frontloaded damage.
• Has good Energy generation.
• Doesn’t greed over field time, allowing for quick swap playstyles and compositions.
• Despite generally being restricted to Freeze / Mono Cryo compositions, she is highly versatile and flexible within that space.
• Her best 4* Sword, Amenoma Kageuchi is a craftable weapon.
• Doesn’t need any unit to function; frees up plenty of meta supports for another team.
• Has synergy with an incredible number of prospective teammates.
• Has lots of Cryo Aura application, making her very favorable for content that requires Cryo as a shield breaking Element.
• Traverses the overworld very quickly.
• Is the Shirasagi Himegimi.

Cons:

• The vast majority of her damage is coming from her Elemental Burst; by missing it, she’ll be left with very little to do.
• Requires good Energy management in order to avoid losing damage to build ER%.
• Limited Sword options at every rarity.
• Some of us were kept waiting for 2 years to play her since her initial showcase in the original summer 2019 Closed Beta Test 1

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Optimal Combos

Broadly speaking, Ayaka’s combo strings are mainly used to gap fill in rotations, meaning their primary purpose is to maintain damage whilst waiting for team cooldowns to recharge, refresh buffs/debuffs, and just generally rounding out rotations.The DPS differences between the different combos are practically minimal; use what fits.Alternatively, consult the Example Rotations in the Teams section of the guide to see use cases.

Talent Leveling Priority

Prioritise Ayaka’s Elemental Burst over all else, then her Normal Attack talent and finally her Elemental Skill, but don’t ignore any of them as her kit is fully used in combat and they all play an important role for her.

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Ayaka is an incredible unit at C0, and although her Constellations are strong, you don’t have to go out of your way for them. They’re not required to make her work and only give additional benefits, of which none make changes to her playstyle, just amplify her raw power.

Important Note: Take damage increase % with a grain of salt since they can differ depending on your exact team, gear and assumptions. Calculations made with a Ayaka-Kokomi-Shenhe-Kazuha team, which includes team buffs.Full sheet with details can be found in the resources section.

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Note: It is highly recommended to treat the following section as a general guideline. Ultimately, we recommend using the Genshin Optimizer to finalize your builds. In particular, it allows you to choose team buffs and can more accurately judge the correct balance between offensive stats for artifacts specific to your account. In case you need one, here’s a great tutorial for how to use Genshin Optimizer: Genshin Optimizer Tutorial Playlist.

For main stat, ATK% Sands and Cryo DMG% Goblets are almost always going to be optimal.For substats, prioritise ER > CRIT DMG > ATK% >= CRIT RateAlways prioritise Energy Recharge until requirements are met. As a general soft goal, aim for 140% for team flexibility, or 100-110% if using R5 Amenoma Kageuchi. For recommended ER in specific teams, see the Teams section for ballpark figures.

An ATK% Goblet can sometimes be a viable option over Cryo DMG% when using builds with high DMG% saturation, for example with Mistsplitter’s Reforged, Mona and Kazuha. ATK% Goblets are also more commonly dropped, and so it’s more likely to have better substats. For Ayaka’s Circlet, either CRIT DMG% or ATK% can give you the most optimal damage, accounting for multiple factors. Additionally, if you’re using the Genshin Optimizer for a more specific recommendation, do not forget to implement team buffs into Ayaka’s build, as well as enabling the Blizzard Strayer 4pc set effect; with the fully activated “Frozen” option for Freeze team optimization and the partially activated “Affected by Cryo” option for Mono Cryo team optimization.

Navigating the Genshin Optimizer and where to add Team Buffs and Blizzard Strayer options

As for artifact set, due to Ayaka’s reliance on her Elemental Burst and her standard ICDs making Melt not a reliable choice for her, there’s really only 1 option no matter how or where you use her, and that’s 4 Blizzard Strayer.

Calculations made with a Ayaka-Kokomi-Shenhe-Kazuha team, which includes team buffs.

Full Team = “Technically” Ayaka’s personal damage onlyw/ 10 Icy Quills = Counting Shenhe’s Icy Quills damage as part of Ayaka’s damage. Icy Quills do not value ATK investment.

CRIT Rate weapons will perform relatively better in teams with worse Hydro appliers.Full sheet with details can be found here.Weapons that are not mentioned are not relevant enough and not recommended for consideration.

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※ Energy Management

Ayaka is a burst damage dealer, in both senses of the word. Her Elemental Burst will swiftly carry you to victory. Hence, the overarching goal of her teams is always the same:

• Set up as many enemies as possible to be hit by her Burst
• Buff her up and debuff the enemies as much as possible
• Unleash her Burst upon the land
• Profit
• Make sure you can do that all again as many times as required

It is highly recommended to learn how to properly distribute your Energy economically within the team. Knowing how to feed Ayaka Energy and knowing the timing for when team skills are off cooldown is essential. Build your teams around this.

Casting Rosaria’s Skill then immediately switching to Ayaka. Characters on the field receive more total Energy from particles.

Some teammates can supply additional Energy through Favonius or Sacrificial weapons. As long as these weapons aren’t heavily weakening an important damage dealer on your team, they can be greatly beneficial.

※ Actions

Ayaka has a general combo [Dash > (N1 w/ Mistsplitter Reforged) > E > Q] that you will consistently strive for each time you prepare for a Burst. What happens after this is highly flexible and dependent on the team. She is one of those special characters who can be seen as both a high field time carry and a quick swap carry, however the lines get blurred.Most commonly, Ayaka swaps out after her Burst to allow the team to reapply buffs/debuffs, then coming back into the fray to use her Normal/Charged Attacks and her Elemental Skill when its cooldown ends.

Skill before Burst, or after?

The answer depends on the team and situation; both can be fine. In teams with Ayaka as a high field time carry, notably w/ Xingqiu as an off-field DPS and high Normal/Charged Attack usage, it is preferred to use her Elemental Skill after Bursting, in order to maximize buffs from her Ascension 1 passive.However in more commonly played teams with other Hydro supports or Mono Cryo variants, the reverse is generally recommended. This is because Ayaka is often swapped out shortly after bursting, in order to refresh team buffs/debuffs like Shenhe’s Skill and 4pc Viridescent Venerer. It’s important to refresh these effects as soon as possible rather than delaying them and potentially extending rotations resulting in lost damage. Since these effects must be immediately refreshed after Ayaka’s Burst, she doesn’t need the 6s worth of buffs and doesn’t need to risk not catching her own Cryo Energy Particles and affecting her Energy economy.

Note: In Speedruns, it can actually be common to just shorten Ayaka’s sequence entirely to just using Q/Burst right away, then using her Skill and Combos after. E.g. [Q > dash > E > N1C]

Shaving off these parts can be important to reaching her Burst window as fast as possible. Despite losing out on buffs, even more with a weapon like Mistsplitter’s Reforged, some enemies may have low enough HP to not survive regardless.

See Abyss Speedrun Showcases and/or the FAQ section to learn more.

※ Grouping

As mentioned before, Ayaka deals the majority of her damage through her Elemental Burst. The key to success is making sure she is hitting as many enemies as possible, with as many ticks of her Burst as possible.

The sequence of Rosaria > Kazuha > Kokomi neatly groups up frozen enemies in front of Ayaka

In addition to having synergy with Ayaka herself, many of her teammates have notable synergy with each other. It’s crucial to understand how different team mates interact with each other, as this can have an impact on how well enemies are set up for her. For example Kokomi will Freeze Cryo-inflicted enemies next to her, meaning Kazuha who can group enemies towards you can be smoother for her than Venti, who fires his vortex a few meters in front of his position. Many synergies between pairings will be covered in the following sections about team building.

“Thank you for your guidance. With your assistance, I am gaining a more thorough understanding of my capabilities.”

– Feelings about Ascension: Building Up

※ Plan for the content in front of you

To make things clear, there is no answer to the question “what is Ayaka’s strongest team?”. What may perform perfectly in one scenario against one set of enemies may have its effectiveness neutered with even the smallest change in circumstances.To understand each different puzzle piece’s own strengths and weaknesses, then build a diverse supporting cast to give Ayaka freedom to pick from is the end goal. Like all RPG teams that play around status conditions, Freeze in Genshin Impact is no exception. There will be content where it won’t work, and you don’t want to be in a position of temporarily benching Ayaka due to not having the coverage. Treat the eldest daughter of the Kamisato Clan right, and do your diligence to make her a winner in every contest.

※ Example considerations

※ Ultimately, play what you have

Even when freezing isn’t effective, that isn’t necessarily the writing on the wall for prospective hydro teammates. You still could have Mona or Kokomi fully geared, who can provide Ayaka ATK% buffs from TTDS, ToTM and Noblesse, debuffs from Omen, healing via Prototype Amber or Kokomi’s talents. Or, your Xingqiu can still provide solid damage as an off-field DPS and interruption resistance. Ultimately, whilst they will most certainly be less efficient than an alternative, you may not have invested in an alternative, and things can still be serviceable enough to “brute force” through the challenge despite the circumstances.

This section will be a deep dive on the many potential characters you could field alongside Ayaka.

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※ Freeze (Standard)

Freeze compositions are Ayaka’s forte. The go-to in most situations thanks to the unrivaled crowd control, grouping they provide, as well as the huge CRIT Rate boost thanks to Blizzard Strayer. On top of all that, Freeze teams’ output can scale massively in performance when facing more and more enemies.However, despite saying “most situations”, it is very apparent that the scenarios that don’t favor Freeze teams are becoming more and more common, especially in the hardest content. We are now frequently seeing ungroupable enemies, unfreezable enemies and more single-target fights.

Example Freeze Team 1Ayaka/Shenhe/Mona/Kazuha

Example Freeze Team 2Ayaka/Shenhe/Kokomi/Kazuha (神鹤万心)

Example Freeze Team 3Ayaka/Rosaria/Kokomi/Kazuha (神罗万心 or 神罗天征)

Example Freeze Team 4Ayaka/Diona/Mona/Venti (莫神娜温)

Example Freeze Team 5Ayaka/Diona/Mona/Kazuha

Example Freeze Team 6Ayaka/Shenhe/Mona/Venti

Example Freeze Team 7Ayaka/Ganyu/(Mona/Kokomi)/Venti (神莫甘温)

※ Mono Cryo (Standard)

Do I need Shenhe to play Mono Cryo?

No. As explained throughout the guide, Freeze teams generally lose a ton of value in situations which favor Mono Cryo anyway. Whether your roster contains her or not, things like Venti’s grouping and overall accuracy will be ineffective in boss fights. So you will be considering substituting him with someone more favorable to the situation at hand regardless.Having said that, Shenhe is pretty much tailor-made for stacking Cryo teammates, and therefore she is very much recommended.

Example Mono Cryo Team 1Ayaka/Shenhe/Diona/Kazuha

Example Mono Cryo Team 2Ayaka/Shenhe/Rosaria/(Sucrose/Jean)

※ Mono Cryo (Variation)

Example Mono Cryo Team 1Ayaka/Shenhe/Bennett/Kazuha

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“Thank you very much. It has been richly rewarding to learn from you so far, and I believe my skills with the blade can go even further still.”

Ayaka – Feelings about Ascension: Intro

• Freeze Team Calc Directory (WIP)
• Genshin Optimizer
• Ayaka Weapons Sheet
• Ayaka Constellations Sheet

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