Safe Blasting Mechanisms 2156, aka Mountainators, are cannons in The Chasm that can be operated by the player to fire projectiles that deal AoE Geo DMG and clear certain obstacles, similar to Kamuijima Cannon in Inazuma.
Damage[]
The DMG dealt by Mountainator Projectiles is calculated as . This DMG is considered True DMG and is unaffected by DEF, RES, or DMG Reduction. Level Multipliers for each level can be found in Elemental Reaction/Level Scaling § Level Multiplier.
Locations[]
- The Chasm: Main Mining Area, The Chasm: Underground Mines (unlocked and used during the World Quest Chasm Spelunkers)
- Fuao Vale, The Chasm
Lore[]
The Safe Blasting Mechanism 2156 cannons were developed by the Engineering Department for use in The Chasm and were nicknamed "Mountainators" by the miners. When the Chasm was sealed, the fuses and cannonballs in the underground mines were locked up into storage rooms and the keys were purposely hidden in non-obvious places, and then the entrance to the lower levels were blocked off with stone.
Originally the Chasm Exploration Team planned to use a certain demolitions expert from Mondstadt to re-open the lower levels, but, since she got grounded, the Chasm team and the Traveler instead had to use a Mountainator to clear the path.[1][2]
Gallery[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Mountainator | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 「开山炮」 "Kāishān-pào" | "Mountain Blasting Cannon" |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 「開山炮」 "Kāishān-pào" | |
| Japanese | 「発破砲」 "Happa-hou"[!][!] | "Rock Blasting Cannon" |
| Korean | 「개산포」 "Gaesanpo" | "Mount Opening Cannon" |
| Spanish | Explotamontañas | Mountainexploder |
| French | Démontagnateur | Unmountainator[• 1] |
| Russian | Тьма разложения T'ma razlozheniya | Darkness of Decay |
| Thai | "ปืนระเบิดเปิดภูเขา" | |
| Vietnamese | Pháo Phá Núi | |
| German | „Bergsprenger“ | "Mountain Blaster" |
| Indonesian | Mountainator | — |
| Portuguese | Canhão Demole-Montanhas |
- ↑ French: This is a portmanteau of the prefix dé-, montagne "mountain," and the suffix -teur "-tor." Dé- is a prefix indicating the undoing or reversing of the word it is associated with, equivalent to the English prefixes un- or de-. Here, it means the device is "undoing the mountain."
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ World Quest, The Chasm Delvers: Meeting New People... and Foiling Some Bandits
- ↑ World Quest, The Chasm Delvers: The Heavenly Stone's Debris
