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Sea Ganoderma are a Local Specialty found in the wild all over Inazuma.

How to Obtain[]

Sea Ganoderma grows on beaches and tidal flats throughout Inazuma; many can notably be found around Kannazuka and Seirai Island.

See the gallery or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.

Additionally, the following NPCs give Sea Ganoderma after following a certain dialogue branch for the first time:

Shop Availability[]

There is 1 Shop that sells Sea Ganoderma:

Item NPC Mora Cost Stock Notes
Sea Ganoderma Sea Ganoderma Obata 1,000 5 Every 3 Days

Gardening[]

Icon_Orderly Meadow_SmallOrderly Meadow for 2 days 22 hours
Icon Orderly Meadow Recipe
Sea Ganoderma 1 Sea Ganoderma

Craft Usage[]

No recipes use Sea Ganoderma as an ingredient.

Ascension Usage[]

2 Characters use Sea Ganoderma for ascension:

Kaedehara KazuhaAnemo Kazuha
Yae MikoElectro Yae Miko

No Weapons use Sea Ganoderma for ascension.

Descriptions[]

A plant species that only grows in certain regions and islands of the ocean. Though it looks like a fungus of some sort, it actually comes from a substance secreted by certain soft-bodied organisms.
In the folktales told in a certain land, these mouthless, noseless creatures are the transformed souls of children who died young. As a form of punishment, they must spend endless years absorbing the elements within the sand and sea using their fragile bodies, piling them up and forming "Sea Ganoderma." And once the Ganoderma are fully formed, they shall be harvested.

Trivia[]

  • Sea Ganoderma could be found in the Golden Apple Archipelago during Version 1.6. It was one of three Local Specialties that could be obtained then, the others being Dandelion Seeds from Mondstadt and Starconches from Liyue.
    • During Version 1.6, it was labeled as a "Regional Specialty."
  • It was first mentioned by Yae Miko in the Chinese Version 1.5 Special Program, where she says that she brought two baskets of it for Ganyu to try.[1]
  • Ganoderma is a genus of mushrooms used in traditional Chinese medicine, which was considered the "mushroom of immortality" in ancient times.
    • The Korean name for Ganoderma (Korean: 불로초(不老草) Bullocho) literally means "grass of eternal youth."
  • Sea Ganoderma resembles wood ear mushrooms, a common ingredient in East Asian dishes. However, despite being described as fungus-like, Sea Ganoderma actually "comes from a substance secreted by certain soft-bodied organisms." By contrast, the Japanese name for wood ear mushrooms, kikurage (キクラゲ lit. "wood jellyfish"), belies the fact that it is a fungus and not a jellyfish.
  • In Japan, the taxonomic name of the genus Ganoderma literally means "genus of ten-thousand-year mushrooms" (Japanese: マンネンタケ属 Mannentake-zoku).[2]

Gallery[]

Video Guides[]

ALL 177 SEA GANODERMA Locations

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishSea Ganoderma
Chinese
(Simplified)
海灵芝
Hǎi-língzhī
Sea Ganoderma
Chinese
(Traditional)
海靈芝
Hǎi-língzhī
Japaneseウミレイシウミレイシ
Umi-reishi
Sea Ganoderma
Korean바다 불로초불로초
Bada Bullocho
Sea Ganoderma
SpanishHongo marinoMarine Fungus
FrenchGanoderma marinMarine Ganoderma
RussianМорской гриб
Morskoy grib
Sea Mushroom
ThaiSea Ganoderma
VietnameseHải Linh ChiHải Linh ChiSea Ganoderma
GermanMeereslackporlingSea Ganoderma
IndonesianSea Ganoderma
PortugueseFungos MarítimosMaritime Fungi
TurkishDeniz MantarıSea Fungus
ItalianGanoderma marinoMarine Ganoderma

Change History[]

Version 2.0
  • Changed from Regional Specialty to Inazuma Local Specialty.

Version 1.6

  • Sea Ganoderma was released.

References[]

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