Kamisato Ayato is a 5-Star Hydro-based character who wields a Sword. This page is designed to show you all his talents, constellations, and ascension table as well as his best builds, the best weapons, and best artifacts.
Current head of the Kamisato Clan and, accordingly, the Yashiro Commissioner. He always has a way of attaining his purpose in a well-thought-out manner. However, few people understand what that “goal” he holds most dear is.
Normal Attack: Perform up to 5 rapid strikes. Charged Attack: Consumes a certain amount of Stamina to dash forward and perform an iai. Plunging Attack: Plunges from mid-air to strike the ground below, damaging opponents along the path and dealing AoE DMG upon impact.
Elemental Skill
Kamisato Art: Kyouka
Kamisato Ayato shifts positions and enters the Takimeguri Kanka state. After this shift, he will leave a watery illusion at his original location. After it is formed, the watery illusion will explode if opponents are nearby or after its duration ends, dealing AoE Hydro DMG. Takimeguri Kanka: In this state, Kamisato Ayato uses his Shunsuiken to engage in blindingly fast attacks, causing DMG from his Normal Attacks to be converted into AoE Hydro DMG. This cannot be overridden. It also has the following properties: After a Shunsuiken attack hits an opponent, it will grant Ayato the Namisen effect, increasing the DMG dealt by Shunsuiken based on Ayato’s current Max HP. The initial maximum number of Namisen stacks is 4, and 1 stack can be gained through Shunsuiken every 0.1s. This effect will be dispelled when Takimeguri Kanka ends. Kamisato Ayato’s resistance to interruption is increased. Unable to use Charged or Plunging Attacks. Takimeguri Kanka will be cleared when Ayato leaves the field. Using Kamisato Art: Kyouka again while in the Takimeguri Kanka state will reset and replace the pre-existing state.
Elemental Burst
Kamisato Art: Suiyuu
Unveils a garden of purity that silences the cacophony within. While this space exists, Bloomwater Blades will constantly rain down and attack opponents within its AoE, dealing Hydro DMG and increasing the Normal Attack DMG of characters within.
Kamisato Art: Kyouka has the following properties: After it is used, Kamisato Ayato will gain 2 Namisen stacks. When the water illusion explodes, Ayato will gain a Namisen effect equal to the maximum number of stacks possible.
Talent 2 / Ascension 4
Kamisato Art: Michiyuku Hagetsu
If Kamisato Ayato is not on the field and his Energy is less than 40, he will regenerate 2 Energy for himself every second.
Talent 3 / Unlocked Auto
Kamisato Art: Daily Cooking
When Ayato cooks a dish perfectly, he has a 18% chance to receive an additional “Suspicious” dish of the same type.
Shunsuiken DMG is increased by 40% against opponents with 50% HP or less.
2
World Source
Namisen’s maximum stack count is increased to 5. When Kamisato Ayato has at least 3 Namisen stacks, his Max HP is increased by 50%.
3
To Admire the Flowers
Increases the Level of Kamisato Art: Kyouka by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
4
Endless Flow
After using Kamisato Art: Suiyuu, all nearby party members will have 15% increased Normal Attack SPD for 15s.
5
Bansui Ichiro
Increases the Level of Kamisato Art: Suiyuu by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
6
Boundless Origin
After using Kamisato Art: Kyouka, Ayato’s next Shunsuiken attack will create 2 extra Shunsuiken strikes when they hit opponents, each one dealing 450% of Ayato’s ATK as DMG. Both these Shunsuiken attacks will not be affected by Namisen.
Kamisato Ayato is a Main DPS who you’ll want to keep on the field as much as possible utilizing his Elemental Skill as often as possible. You’ll want to use your Elemental Burst just before you use the Elemental Skill to get maximum damage out of it as the Elemental Burst will buff the damage. Another thing worth noting is if you need to switch him out for a bit, he’ll regenerate 2 energy a second due to the passive Kamisato Art: Michiyuku Hagetsu.
Your main talent to focus on should be his Elemental Skill: Kamisato Art: Kyouka. You want to focus on this skill first as this is where the brunt of Ayato’s damage will come from due to Shunsuiken which’ll make his normal attacks lightning fast. After that is maxed out, focus on his Elemental Burst: Kamisato Art: Suiyuu.
The Haran Geppaku Futsu is perfect for this build as you’ll gain bonus elemental damage whenever you cast an Elemental Skill. On top of that, you’ll gain a Wavespike Stacks that will further increase your damage an extra 20% for 8 seconds. Whilst the Heart of Depth set will also fit perfectly as it’ll increase your normal/charged attack a further 30% for 15 seconds everytime you use your Elemental Skill while also gaining a flat 15% Hydro damage bonus.
Honed Flow: Obtain 12% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 20% for 8s.
Mistsplitter’s Edge: Gain a 12% Elemental DMG Bonus for all elements and receive the might of the Mistsplitter’s Emblem. At stack levels 1/2/3, Mistsplitter’s Emblem provides an 8/16/28% Elemental DMG Bonus for the character’s Elemental Type. The character will obtain 1 stack of Mistsplitter’s Emblem in each of the following scenarios: Normal Attack deals Elemental DMG (stack lasts 5s), casting Elemental Burst (stack lasts 10s); Energy is less than 100% (stack disappears when Energy is full). Each stack’s duration is calculated independently.
When casting an Elemental Skill, if the character has 15 or more Energy, they lose 15 Energy and Normal/Charged/Plunging Attack DMG is increased by 50% for 10s. This effect will not trigger again during that duration.
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