"Seiraimaru" is a subarea located in Seirai Island, Inazuma.
The area takes its name after the Seiraimaru, the flagship of Ako Domeki's fleet which was destroyed here.[1]
Features[]
Exploration[]
Enemies[]
Common Enemies[]
Fatui Skirmisher - Geochanter Bracer
Fatui Skirmisher - Pyroslinger Bracer- Fatui Skirmisher - Hydrogunner Legionnaire
- Fatui Skirmisher - Anemoboxer Vanguard
- Hilichurl Fighter
- Wooden Shield Hilichurl Guard
- Electro Hilichurl Shooter
- Hydro Slime
- Kairagi: Dancing Thunder
- Nobushi: Hitsukeban
- Nobushi: Jintouban
- Nobushi: Kikouban
- Anemo Specter
- Hydro Specter
- Cryo Whopperflower
- Electro Whopperflower
Elite Enemies[]
Local Specialties[]
Puzzles[]
Ship Ruins[]
Exploring the wreckage of "Seiraimaru" is a multi-part series of puzzles.
Entering the Ship[]
- Approach the four wheels next to the mast with the Electroculus. The Tattered Notes next to them give a hint as to what to do.
- Rotate the wheels so that the "sword" on the wheel (the single-pointed part) faces the "halberd" (three-pointed) on the wheels above and to the side of it.
- After doing so, an entrance to the ship's interior will open up. This entrance is located on the side of the ship close to the Thunder Sakura Bough.
Unlocking the First Door[]
- Follow the Seelie found in the ship hull.
- Find the Rust-Worn Key and complete the wheel puzzle like the previous step. This unlocks the Exquisite Chest.
Unlocking the Second Door[]
- Continue to follow the Seelie.
- Find the Intact Key and complete the wheel puzzle like the previous step. This unlocks the Luxurious Chest and awards the Wonders of the World achievement Davy Jones' Locker.
- Continue following the Seelie to another Electroculus and its Seelie Court.
Descriptions[]
This rundown atakebune warship was mighty once upon a time. In its remains, marked by starlit tears, one can still vaguely see the image of a vessel proudly sailing, blessed by the shrine maidens and villagers of a bygone age.
Viewpoint, The Stranded Flagship
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 「清籁丸」 "Qīnglài-wán" | "Seirai Maru"[※][※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 「清籟丸」 "Qīnglài-wán" | |
| Japanese | 「セイライ丸」 "Seirai-maru"[2] | "Seirai Maru"[• 1] |
| Korean | 「세이라이마루」 "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Spanish | Seiraimaru | — |
| French | Seiraimaru | — |
| Russian | «Сэйраймару» "Seyraymaru" | — |
| Thai | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Vietnamese | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| German | „Seiraimaru“ | — |
| Indonesian | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Portuguese | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Turkish | "Seiraimaru" | — |
| Italian | Seiraimaru | — |
- ↑ Japanese: 丸 Maru is a common Japanese suffix for ship names.
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.1
References[]
- ↑ Weapon: "The Catch"
- ↑ Map, Label: "Seiraimaru" (Japanese)
