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Tri-Lakshana Creatures are exploration features in Sumeru that can change its state from Normal into Activated or Scorched in Genshin Impact. See where to find all Tri-Lakshana Creature locations, states with Dendro, Electro, and Pyro, and how to use each of them here!
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When Dendro is applied to certain interactable plants, the creature will bud into its Normal state, which spawns Four-Leaf Sigils, revives dead plants, or solves puzzles around your environment.
When Electro is applied to these creatures, the being transforms into its Activated state. While in this state, the creature gains enhanced powers and usability.
Enemies affected by the Activated State also get increased attack speed and frequency of attacks.
List of All Electro Characters
Scorched State | |
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Applying Scorched |
Reviving Scorched |
When Pyro is applied to these creatures, the being transforms into its Scorched state. While in this state, the creature's abilities are disabled. You can reverse this process by reviving it with Dendro abilities.
Enemies affected by this state will move slow, but yield greater damage on its attacks.
Bouncy Mushrooms are jumping pads that you can use to get to higher cliffs and mountains. To use it, simply jump or fall on the Bouncy Mushroom, and it should propel you upwards. A similar feature can be seen from The Chasm's Spoutrock.
Normal | Activated | Scorched |
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When the mushroom is affected by Electro, the jumping height becomes higher. Using Pyro will instead render it unusable until you revive it into its Normal state with Dendro.
Rocks enveloped by roots are Dendro Piles. They often hide items or creatures underneath, like Dendroculus, Dendro Crystalflies, and even Fungi.
Normal | Activated | Scorched |
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A Dendro Pile sitting on the ground or scorched by Pyro is its normal state. To raise it up, you can use either Dendro or Electro to reveal what lies underneath.
Poisonous Mushrooms are dangerous plants that emit a damaging Dendro attack within its radius when it's approached by the player. The attack can also affect enemies.
Normal | Activated | Scorched |
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Activating the Poison Mushrooms with Electro regularly damages any entities within its AoE with Dendro DMG, while scorching it with Pyro simply disables it.
Tri-Yana Seeds are floating seeds with three leaves on its head. They roam around a certain area, and can sometimes reveal hidden objects, simply referred in-game as the "The seen and the unseen."
Normal | Activated | Scorched |
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When using Electro to the Tri-Yana Seed, it will burst a Truesense Pulse, which will reveal and display the location and true form of objects covered in blue fragments. Using Pyro stops its path.
Tri-Yana Seed Locations and Guide
Seed Mirrors are telescopes that lets you find nascent Withering Zones in the area. These mini-Withering Zones appear in your mini-map with the Pyro-like symbol, and completing them gives you Treasure Chests.
Normal | Activated | Scorched |
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Activating a Seed Mirror with Electro lets you discover hiding Mischievous Aranara within its scope, which rewards you with items. Burning it with Pyro simply disables it.
How to Use Seed Mirrors in Sumeru
Starshrooms are recovery food that you can find in The Chasm and Sumeru.
The Starshroom's healing potency is increased when you apply Electro, which recovers 500 HP more health. However, scorching it with Pyro reduces its healing to only 1 HP, which makes it useless. It's recommended to only use Electro on these Mushrooms for maximum efficiency.
Clusterleaves of Cultivation are bulbed plants that spawn Four-Leaf Sigils when Dendro is applied to it. These sigils act as a tethering point so you can travel along areas like a vine swing. It is reminiscent to Inazuma's Thunder Spheres, but without the use of a Dendrograna.
Unlike other Tri-Lakshana Creatues, the Clusterleaves of Cultivation cannot be activated or scorched by Electro or Pyro.
Four-Leaf Sigils and Clusterleaves
Fungi are new common enemies first introduced in The Chasm but later expanded in Version 3.0's Sumeru region.
The attack patterns of Fungi enemies change when affected by either Electro or Pyro. Its attack speed and strength varies depending on which state it currently has. Moreover, activating or scorching these Fungi rewards you with rare drops.
All Tri-Lakshana Creature Locations | |
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Bouncy Mushrooms |
Dendro Piles |
Tri-Yana Seeds |
Seed Mirrors |
Starshrooms (The Chasm) |
Starshrooms (Sumeru) |
Fungi |
Clusterleaves of Cultivation |
Tri-Lakshana Creatures are found in Dharma Forest of the Sumeru Region. Some of these creatures can also be found deep within The Chasm's Underground Mines.
These beings are found in the Sumeru region. They may help you traverse around the area, locate hidden objects, or solve puzzles. These were released in Version 3.0!
Creatures in Sumeru transform when the player applies either the Dendro, Pyro, or Electro element. Each of these elements grant or nullify features that you use to explore the region.
Sumeru Area Guides | |
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Rainforest Area | Desert Area |
Sumeru Desert Guides | ||
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The Great Red Sand | Desert of Hadramaveth | Girdle of the Sands |
Notable Sumeru Guides | |
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Dendroculus | Craftable Weapons |
Tree of Dreams | Commission Unlock |
Reputation | Shrine of Depths |
Remarkable Chests |
Sumeru Domain Guides | |
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Spire of Solitary Enlightenment | Tower of Abject Pride |
Steeple of Ignorance | Under the Umbrella's Shade |
Fragment of Childhood Dreams | The Coordinates of Sun and Rain |
The Dark Valley |
Enemy and Boss Guides | |||
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Eremites | Aeonblight Drake | Electro Regisvine | Jadeplume Terrorshroom |
Shroom-kin | Ruin Drake |
Tri-Lakshana Creatures Locations in Sumeru
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