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Bipolar Objects and Unipolar Charges can be found in Nod-Krai and are operated with the empowered state in Genshin Impact. Learn how to operate bipolar objects and unipolar charges, information on their functions, and where to find them here!
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Approaching a special power source, typically glowing objects or plants in the overworld, automatically activates the empowered state, indicated by a red or blue crescent moon above your shoulder.
In this state, you can interact with polar-charged objects. Depending on your Kuuvahki energy color and the object’s polar charge, you’ll be able to push, pull, carry, throw, or even destroy them.

Bipolar objects present themselves in the overworld as items that have both a blue and red outline, and can either be carried or thrown. Getting closer to a Bipolar object while empowered will show a hand symbol outlined in red and blue, indicating that you may pick it up regardless of your energy's color.
Common type of Bipolar Objects are Kuuvahki Dewdrops and Portable Bearings in Lempo Isle, ID Cards in Paha Isle, or the robotic scraps you can find in the overworld.

As its name suggests, Unipolar objects only have either a red or blue charge, not both at the same time. These objects can either be destroyed or moved when interacted with, and will display a red or blue icon with a white arrow pointing forward depending on your empowered energy.
Unipolar Charges are often seen in Moon Mirror puzzles located within Hiisi Island, Kuuvahki Relays, Assembly Modules, and interactable robots in Lempo Isle.

Bipolar objects are common amongst collectible items, such as the Portable Bearing which can be found within Lempo Isle and other destructible scraps which reward you with Mora when broken!
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Overworld Puzzles commonly feature both Bipolar and Unipolar objects as their puzzle pieces, all of which you'll have to move in your empowered state in order to solve!
| Puzzles With Bipolar and Unipolar Objects | |
|---|---|
| Moon Mirror Guide | Kuuvahki Relay Mechanism |
| Assembly Modules Mechanism | Barrowmoss Barrens Red Beam Puzzle |
| Lempo Isle Mole and Robot Challenge | - |
Quests will also have objectives that use the red-blue Bipolar and Unipolar principles for their tasks, whether it be solving puzzles or moving objects to a secondary location.
| Genshin Impact Version 6.0 Luna I | |
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| Phase 1 Date | September 10, 2025 |
Bipolar Objects and Unipolar Charges are an overworld mechanic released on September 10, 2024 for the Version Luna I update, along with the new region of Nod-Krai and other exciting content!
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How to Operate Bipolar Objects and Unipolar Charges



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