Welcome, traveler! Ahead lies Teyvat’s World Exhibition, and today we’re bringing you a visual feast. According to reliable sources, the 5.7 version of Genshin Impact will soon introduce a new character—Silkork. Silkork has a special relationship with Dainsleif, the “Prince.” This article will provide a detailed analysis of all information regarding Silkork and Thalia. Grab your cola, sit down, and enjoy this visual extravaganza.
Genshin Impact 5.7 Version Banner Preview: The New Realm of Ice and Water
In this round of banners, we will welcome two new characters: Silkork and Thalia. Let’s first look at the specific details of this banner.
First Half of the Banner
Banner Start Date: June 18, 2025 – July 8, 2025
Characters:
Silkork (5★): New character
Thalia (4★): New character
Candace (4★)
Diana (4★)
Shenhe (5★)
Weapons:
Azure (5★): New weapon
The Moonlight of Cepheus (5★)
Mahler’s Aquamarine (4★)
The Wandering Halcyon (4★)
The West Wind Lance (4★)
The Festival Bow (4★)
Calamity (5★)
Second Half of the Banner
Banner Start Date: July 8, 2025 – July 29, 2025
Characters:
Marvika (5★)
Elmira (5★)
Weapons:
Scorching Sun (5★)
The Elegy of the Soft Lantern (5★)
New Characters in Genshin Impact 5.7 Version
Silkork
Silkork will make her debut in version 5.7 as a new Ice-element character. She wields a one-handed sword and has a unique combat style with complex skill mechanics. Let’s get to know this mysterious Ice-element warrior.
Silkork’s Combat Role
According to reliable leaker Full Stop Chan, Silkork is an Ice-element character who uses a one-handed sword. Her skill mechanics revolve around Ice-element reactions and team synergy, making her highly suitable for players who focus on Ice-element teams.
Silkork’s Skills
Principle Beyond Phenomena
When a nearby character in the party triggers Freezing, Superconduct, Cryo Elemental Spread, or Cryo Elemental Crystallization, a rift in the virtual realm will be created near the enemy. This effect can be triggered at most once every 2.5 seconds, with a maximum of 3 rifts present on the field.
Silkork can absorb these rifts in the following ways:
Through a heavy attack in the Seven-Phase Flash mode
By casting her Elemental Burst, “Eternis”
By performing a quick movement via the charged Elemental Skill, “Flas”
Each absorption grants Silkork 8 points of Serpent’s Cunning.
Flow Returning to Silence
When a nearby Hydro character deals Hydro damage or an Ice character deals Ice damage, Silkork gains a layer of “River Crossing” effect that lasts for 20 seconds, with a maximum of 3 layers. Each layer’s duration is calculated independently.
Each layer of the “River Crossing” effect enhances Silkork’s abilities in the Seven-Phase Flash mode:
Normal attacks deal 110%/120%/170% of their original damage
Elemental Burst “Eternis” deals 105%/115%/160% of its original damage