Genshin Impact: Where to find Electroculus in Kannazuka

In Genshin Impact , the search for Electroculus is an essential part of the journey in Inazuma Electro element region . Among the various islands that make up this archipelago, Kannazuka holds 29 of these collectible items , fundamental for strengthening the Statue of the Seven and increasing the player's stamina and rewards. In this guide, you will see where to find all the Electroculus in Kannazuka and how to access them, optimizing your exploration.

The importance of Kannazuka in Inazuma

Unlike other regions in Genshin Impact , Inazuma requires the player to progress through the main quest, the Archon Quest, to unlock access between its islands. Kannazuka is one of the nation's three main areas, alongside Narukami and Yashiori . The rugged terrain, with steep slopes and electro-elemental obstacles, demands preparation. Having Anemo characters on the team and reserves of energy-regenerating food is a strategic choice.

Initial tips for collection

Before you begin, make sure you have unlocked the main teleport points in Kannazuka , especially those near the Pyro Hypostasis and Kujou Camp . Using the Waverider , a boat unlocked at specific points on the map, will also be necessary at times. Whenever you find an Electrograna (a plant that emits Electro energy), use it to cross barriers or activate mechanisms.

Electroculus sites in the Pyro Hypostasis region

Start by approaching the Pyro Hypostasis . The first Electroculus is behind the boss, protected by an Electro barrier. Use the Electrograna nearby to remove it. Then, head to the small island to the south, where there's a house with an Electroculus beneath its structure. Swimming southeast, you'll see another one submerged. Further north of Camp Kujou, an oculus is atop a watchtower, easily visible.

Challenges and puzzles in Tatarasuna

Tatarasuna area features several challenges. An Electroculus is trapped beneath a gate activated by Relay Stones. Another, on the easternmost peak, requires solving a cube puzzle. In a shipwreck to the northeast, you'll find another hidden in the hull. On a smaller island to the north, inside a shell-shaped house, there's yet another.

The sequence continues with a puzzle that involves freeing three Seelies (guide spirits) to unlock a barrier. At Nazuchi Beach , there are Electroculus on top of a ship and on a rock in the water. On the cliff to the southwest, two Electroculus float in elevated locations, requiring flight and stamina.

Exploring the caves and slopes of Kannazuka

Further south, in the center of Tatarasuna's Device , an Electroculus floats in the air. Another is behind a barrier, requiring Electrograna. There is also one inside a house, another near a shrine high in the mountains, and one hidden in the Mikage Furnace , accessible with speed and precision.

An Electroculus appears at the bottom of a cave accessed by jumping off a cliff, while another is on a root, near a tent and an enemy. Heading west, you'll find yet another high on a branch of the Sacred Tree. One oculus is under the mountain, in a narrow crevice. Two others are camouflaged in bushes on the edges of cliffs.

Hidden regions and secrets in mines

One Electroculus is in a mine with glowing plants . Another is behind a gate that requires three keys, obtained from common chests scattered around the area. The penultimate one is in a house near the teleport point, and the last one, blocked by stones, requires the use of a cannon to be released. This cannon is part of the "Shakkei Pavilion" quest , so it's necessary to complete part of that quest chain to unlock the location.

Persistence and planning are essential

Collecting all 29 Electroculus of Kannazuka is a task that demands attention to detail, patience, and strategy. Some are in obvious locations, but others require puzzles, risky jumps, and manipulation of mechanisms. The reward, however, is worth the effort: upgrading the Statue of the Seven grants more energy, valuable items, and significant progress in the world of Teyvat. Explore calmly, mark the locations visited, and use the official interactive map to ensure you don't miss any.