Genshin Impact 5.4: New 5-Star Character and Events Next Month

Get ready, Genshin Impact fans! The eagerly awaited Version 5.4 update is set to launch on February 12th, bringing with it a host of new content to dive into. From the enchanting Mikawa Flower Festival to the introduction of a new five-star character, Yumemizuki Mizuki, there's plenty to look forward to in MiHoYo's expansive world.

The Mikawa Flower Festival is poised to be a highlight of this update, offering a vibrant celebration that both humans and youkai can enjoy. The festival isn't just about fun and games; Raiden Shogun will be present, delving into a mysterious nightmare. But with new minigames like A Little Fox's Daydream and Bunshin Phantasm, you'll be too busy earning Festival Stamps to worry about nightmares. These stamps can be traded for exclusive rewards, including the unique four-star polearm, Tamayuratei no Ohanashi.

Amidst the festivities, don't miss the chance to add Yumemizuki Mizuki to your roster. This new five-star Anemo Catalyst user, who also serves as a clinical psychologist and major shareholder of the Aisa Bathhouse, brings a diverse set of skills to the table. You can recruit her during the first half of the 5.4 Event Wishes, alongside a rerun for Sigewinne. The second half will feature reruns for Furina and Wriothesley. If you miss your chance, don't worry—Mizuki will join the Standard Wish Banner following the Version 5.5 update.

In addition to the new character and festival, Version 5.4 introduces the Travelers' Tales: Anthology Chapter, offering slice-of-life stories with your favorite characters. You can also try your hand at the new Reel AD-Venture fishing minigame and make use of the Level-Up Plans feature, which simplifies gathering the necessary materials for character development.

As you dive back into Genshin Impact with this update, be sure to check out our guides. Our recently updated Genshin Impact tier list will help you determine which characters should be at the forefront of your lineup and who might be better suited to the sidelines.