Genshin Impact Leak Shows Nilou's Performance in Bloom Team Composition (2024)

FAQs

Why is Nilou good in Bloom? ›

Nilou fundamentally alters how Bloom works in your team if her team requirements are met: with Nilou, Bloom damage can be increased by up to 400%! However, Bloom reactions care what the character's Elemental Mastery stat is, and no other stat (including CRIT, DMG%, and ATK).

Due to her Passive Talent One being bound to Hydro-Dendro, Nilou can only choose Hydro and Dendro characters as teammates. Once she chooses other characters, her Passive Talent will no longer be effective. Nilou's Passive Talent is her core skill and the main skill that triggers her passive talents.

Bloom DMG is only affected by the level and Elemental Mastery of the character causing the reaction, and the target's Dendro RES. It ignores the target's DEF and cannot deal Critical Hits.

With ~60k HP (no weapon), hyperbloom does more if you have >750 EM. With C2 Nilou, her blooms will always do more damage than hyperbloom (or at least you'd need more than 2000 EM or something), both with and without her weapon.

Though their ability to apply Wet to enemies is equal, Nilou can't bring the same utility they can. Kokomi also far outreaches Nilou with application and being able to heal. Genshin Impact's Mona may be the one character Nilou could replace in team comps, but players likely would not be using Nilou to her best ability.

for those of us who still don't have nilou but want to play bloom, i made this team comp for this you need to customize your xingqiu build and give him lots of elemental mastery.

~74k hp (the max you can use).

For this section, Nahida and Nilou are somewhat equal, since they both demand a certain set. However, when considering the artifact farming value, Nahida wins. Gilded Dreams and Deepwood domain is one of the best to farm, while Vourukasha's Glow is a more niche set.

We recommend bringing an Electro DPS like Keqing or Cyno, and ideally, a strong shielder like Zhongli or a healer too, as some of the attacks can be frustrating to avoid.

All in all, using Electro against Dendro enemies will give you a huge advantage, so it's time to dust off your Fischl, Beidou, Razer, or other Electro characters.

Who triggers Bloom? ›

To trigger Bloom, simply combine Dendro and Hydro in any order. Any unit with an aura of either element that is hit by Dendro or Hydro, will spawn Dendro Cores that explode after a certain duration!

Nilou in the Hyperbloom team allows the Electro character to take advantage of her Bountiful Dendro Cores. The best Hyperbloom team players can come up with are: Raiden.

However, she isn't an ideal fit since her Hydro application is much lower compared to other Hydro characters that are staples of Dendro teams, like Yelan, Kokomi, and Xingqiu. With that said, you can still slot in Mona in your Bloom, Hyperbloom, or Burgeon teams as a secondary Hydro character.

Nilou provides Hydro elements for triggering Bloom in this team. Through Nilou's passive talent, if the team only compose of Dendro and Hydro elements Character, the cores generated from Bloom becomes special which is called Bountiful Cores.

Nilou in the Hyperbloom team allows the Electro character to take advantage of her Bountiful Dendro Cores. The best Hyperbloom team players can come up with are: Raiden.

It was surprising to see she's perfectly viable outside of bloom. You can hit big numbers with almost any character, especially most hydro characters. It just comes down to how convenient and practical it is.

Players looking for a reliable sub-DPS character should consider pulling for Albedo especially if Zhongli is a part of the team. Zhongli has great synergy with Albedo and can further increase damage and utility, but if players are in need of a Hydro enabler for Bloom reactions, Nilou can be an asset.