Ghostly March

Ghostly March
Description	Hu Tao's specialty. The round-faced ghouls seem quite cute, squeezed into a pile as they are. But if you were to fall to temptation and try but one of them, you may yet come to regret it for a long while... After all, this plate is full of top-quality, taste-bud-blasting—Actually, what on earth is this stuff, anyway?
Effect	Revives a character and restores 15% of Max HP, then restores an additional 550 HP.
Recovery Dishes
Rarity
Rarity
Base Dish	Vegetarian Abalone
Base Dish	Vegetarian Abalone
Character	Hu Tao
Character	Hu Tao
Chinese Name	幽幽大行军 Yōuyōu Dàxíngjūn, "Ghost-Ghost Great March"
Japanese Name	幽々大行軍 Yuuyuu Daikougun, "Ghost-Ghost Great March"
Korean Name	유령 대행군 Yuryeong Daehaenggun, "Ghost Great March"

Ghostly March (Chinese: 幽幽大行军 Yōuyōu Dàxíngjūn, "Ghost-Ghost Great March") is a special food item that the player has a chance to obtain by cooking Vegetarian Abalone with Hu Tao. The recipe for Vegetarian Abalone is obtainable from Verr Goldet for 2,500 Mora.

Ghostly March revives a character and restores 15% of Max HP, then restores an additional 550 HP to the target fallen character with a 120-second cooldown. Like most foods, this can not target other players' characters in Co-Op Mode.

Recipe

Cooking with Hu Tao

2

Matsutake

2 Matsutake

2

Snapdragon

2 Snapdragon

1

Ghostly March

1 Ghostly March

Creates  Ghostly March ×1

Notes

• Hu Tao's passive talent, The More the Merrier, can also activate when successfully creating Ghostly March, producing a Suspicious-quality Vegetarian Abalone.

Trivia

• The following birthday mails included Ghostly March:
  • Hu Tao's 2021 Birthday Mail (1 Ghostly March)
• To celebrate Hu Tao's birthday, the Teyvat Food Notes released a real-life recipe for Ghostly March and Vegetarian Abalone.

Etymology

• This dish is perhaps a word play on the bailing mushroom (Chinese: 白灵菇 báilíng-gū, "Pleurotus eryngii var. tuoliensis"), which literally means the "white spirit mushroom," as a white ghost is seen in the image of the food.
  • It is a variety of the king oyster mushroom. In China, the bailing mushroom is a popular ingredient for mock abalone, although it is more expensive than the king oyster mushroom. The official recipe by miHoYo uses the king oyster mushroom but it also says the bailing mushroom is the best option if available.
• Although a part of the Chinese name of this dish "ghost-ghost" is used as a diminutive form of "ghost" here, it can also mean "profound" or "unfathomable" in Chinese. The last sentence of the description "Actually, what on earth is this stuff, anyway?" may be a word play on this point.

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Released in Version 1.3

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