Sunfire Phantasms are a Ley Line phenomenon that occurs when the land phases between Whitenight and Evernight, causing energy to gather and disperse. This can cause objects to be hidden or become visible.[1]
During Whitenight, Sunfire Phantasms will manifest as distortions in the air. These distortions typically indicate the location of an interactable object, which the player must switch to Evernight to reveal.
Interactable objects that may display as Sunfire Phantasms during Whitenight include Key Sigil seals and Elemental Monuments.
Tutorial[]
- Of Sun and Moon
If you possess the Golden Bridle of Enkanomiya, you will have the authority to activate mechanisms that switch between Evernight and Whitenight. Such mechanisms, which can be found throughout Enkanomiya, are connected to the Dainichi Mikoshi and can be used to modify the day-nightcycle.Enkanomiya appears different in the Evernight and Whitenight states. Use this ability to switch between day and night well in order to uncover the land's secrets.
If you possess the Golden Bridle of Enkanomiya, you will have the authority to activate mechanisms that switch between Evernight and Whitenight. Such mechanisms, which can be found throughout Enkanomiya, are connected to the Dainichi Mikoshi and can be used to modify the day-nightcycle.
Enkanomiya appears different in the Evernight and Whitenight states. Use this ability to switch between day and night well in order to uncover the land's secrets.
Shield-Lights of Tokoyo present during Whitenight are dispelled during Evernight and vice versa.Shield-Lights of Tokoyo present during Whitenight are dispelled during Evernight and vice versa.
There are certain distortions in the air visible in Enkanomiya, which are known as Sunfire Phantasms.Switching between day and night can cause these illusions to disperse or show themselves.
There are certain distortions in the air visible in Enkanomiya, which are known as Sunfire Phantasms.
Switching between day and night can cause these illusions to disperse or show themselves.
Lore[]
After the creation of the Dainichi Mikoshi, the people of Enkanomiya began to observe some special phenomena — the mirages during Whitenight and the Sinshades during Evernight — which they indiscriminately referred to both as "Eidolons." It was not until the arrival of Orobashi that they were able to understand them and named the mirages "Sunfire Phantasms" and the Sinshades "Ghostfire Phantasms".[2] In time, they learned to manipulate the Sunfire Phantasms and would use them to purposefully hide things, such as secret entrances.[1]
Trivia[]
- The Achievement unlocked by completing the World Quest The Entrance to Tokoyo is called Flowing Sunfire, Also Known as Marishi.
Etymology[]
- Marishi (Chinese: 摩利支) is derived from Marici, a Buddhist deity associated with light and the Sun who rides on a fiery chariot.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Sunfire Phantasm | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 阳炎之幻 Yángyán zhī Huàn | Dazzling Sunlight Illusion |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 陽炎之幻 Yángyán zhī Huàn | |
| Japanese | 陽炎の幻 Kagerou no Maboroshi[!][!] | Heat Haze Phantasm |
| Korean | 양염의 환영 Yang'yeom-ui Hwanyeong | Phantasm of Heat Haze |
| Spanish | Espectro solar | Solar Ghost |
| French | Illusion solaire | Solar Illusion |
| Russian | Солнечный фантазм Solnechnyy fantazm | Solar Phantasm |
| Thai | Sunfire Phantasm | — |
| Vietnamese | Ảo Ảnh Lửa Mặt Trời | |
| German | Sonnenflammenillusion | Sun Flame Illusion |
| Indonesian | Sunfire Phantasm | — |
| Portuguese | Fantasmas do Fogo Solar | Ghosts of Solar Fire |
| Turkish | Güneş Alevi Tayfı | Sun Flame Phantasm |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 World Quest, From Dusk to Dawn in Byakuyakoku: The Subterranean Trials of Drake and Serpent
- ↑ Book: The Byakuyakoku Collection, Vol. 5
