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Honkai: Star Rail Une fuite taquine Phainon d’Amphoreus

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 24,2024
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Honkai: Star Rail, Phainon, pourrait avoir une double existence : un personnage jouable et un boss d'élite. Cette fuite intrigante, provenant de HomDGCat sur Reddit, suggère que Phainon apparaîtra sous deux formes : sa forme standard et une forme de boss appelée Demiurge. Cela suit un modèle observé avec d'autres personnages, tels qu'Argenti et Kafka, qui conservent le même modèle dans leurs itérations jouable et boss. A l'inverse, d'autres personnages, comme Sunday, subissent une transformation complète entre leur forme jouable et celle de boss.

L'introduction de Phainon est liée au prochain arc Amphoreus dans Honkai: Star Rail version 3.0, introduisant la faction Crysos Heirs. Des fuites précédentes indiquaient que Phainon, ainsi que d’autres héritiers de Crysos, deviendraient éventuellement des personnages jouables 5 étoiles. La fuite suggère cependant un rôle plus complexe.

Le mystère entourant l'identité de Phainon est encore alimenté par sa ressemblance frappante avec Kevin Kaslana de Honkai Impact 3rd, conduisant à des spéculations sur une connexion ou même une relation "Expys" (homologues dans le multivers de HoYovers). Ajoutant encore à l'intrigue, la bande-annonce d'Amphoreus fait référence à la « grande mission de délivrance » de Phainon, faisant écho au nom de code de Kevin Kaslana.

Alors que la jouabilité de Phainon est prévue pour un patch ultérieur, un autre héritier de Crysos, Aglaea, une unité Remembrance 5 étoiles, fera ses débuts aux côtés d'Herta dans la version 3.0. Le chapitre Amphoreus arrive en janvier 2025, promettant un ajout passionnant à l'univers Honkai: Star Rail.

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