KAZUHA:"Moonlit Breeze" Reaction+Music Breakdown/thoughts | Genshin Impact



Genshin Impact Reaction+Music Breakdown from the biggest Kazuha Fan Boy lol.
Character Teaser – “Kaedehara Kazuha: Moonlit Breeze” | Unreal Dreamer

MY HYPE for Kazuha is through the roof right now, I’ve NEVER whaled before on a character, this will be my first, that’s how Hyped I am.

Samurai Gameplay? CHECK
MOBILITY?! CHECK
Red Color Pallete (my favorite color) CHECK
HE ALSO LOOKS LIKE PHOENIX FU HUA AHHHHHHHHH (from Honkai Impact 3rd)

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27 thoughts on “KAZUHA:"Moonlit Breeze" Reaction+Music Breakdown/thoughts | Genshin Impact”

  1. Beidou and Kazuha work so well together. I really want to play Beidou, Traveler and Kazuha together. The last spot will probably be Yae. My dream team.

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  2. I think that the “lyre” is actually a Koto a traditional Japanese instrument. You should look up some koto music 🙂 I love the bamboo flute in there toooo

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  3. C6 Kazuha is a really good DPS so good luck on that, I want it too but you know college students are broke and can maybe only afford the welkin moon :,)

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  4. Kazuha refers to BeiDou as “Anegimi” in the Japanese trailer. Kazuha also refers to himself as “sessha”. To my knowledge, both of these terms are apparently very very old terms that were used during the period of Japan were samurai were still a thing. Apparently, “sessha” is a humble term used to describe an inexperienced samurai (I think) and “anegimi” means something along the lines of “older sister” and is a term used to show respect I think. Either that or just a close relationship/comradery. Also, when Kazuha says “a storm is coming”, he means that very literally. miHoYo has stated that Kazuha never encounters rain or bad weather in his travels on land. That’s precisely because Kazuha uses his keen senses to detect changes in the weather that normal people cannot. That’s why he suggests BeiDou to lower the sails, “a storm is coming”. Kazuha also ends some of his sentences with “de gozaru” which is another term that isn’t used in normal talk in Japan. Although I’m fascinated by Japanese culture and I want to learn Japanese, I can’t speak full sentences yet so don’t ask me to translate anything XD

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