NewGenshin Impactleaks have surfaced, this time new Inazuma themed enemies in the game have been leaked, and are possibly coming with 1.6. We have the details below.

Genshin Impact, soon to release its Ver 1.5 on April 28, with a newhousing system, still has yet to fully reveal Inazuma, the third region of the game. As such, many fans, myself included, are always looking forward to learn ever so slightly more about the Japanese themed region.

Genshin Impact1.6 Leaks: Inazuma Ninja, Samurai Enemies Leaked

Genshin Impactrenowned data miners Falzar and Dimbreath, always looking for more challenging details to find, revealed the existence of several new enemies, all clearly tied toInazuma. (Thanks, WFP Discord). The mobs' names all have Japanese origins:

Ronin is the term designing samurai without a lord during the feudal period of Japan.

Anbu, which means “dark side”, is now a popular term for ninja thanks toNarutoandBoruto. The shonen anime series used the term as an acronym: “ANsatsu Senjutsu Tokushu BUtai”. Meaning “Special Assassination and Tactical Squad”. miHoYo, and its slogan “Tech Otaku Save the World” is definitely using Anbu as a synonym of Ninja and Shinobi.

Meanwhile, Sanzoku refers to bandits and brigands. This mob could be one of the Inazuma versions of the Treasure Hoarders enemies inGenshin Impact.

Lastly, Bakufu Bushi can be translated to “samurai of the Bakufu”. Historically, the Bakufu was the military government of Japan led by a shogun, during the feudal period. InGenshin Impact, the Bakufu is the leading power of Inazuma, led byElectron Archon Baal, also called the Raiden Shogun.

The data miners specified that the enemies use placeholder Millelith data (the soldiers from Liyue), and that the files were not updated since the 1.4 release. As such, it’s possible these are scrapped enemy concepts that we won’t ever be seeing in the official game.

Even if these ninja and samurai enemies are indeed coming with Inazuma, keep in mind as usual this is data mined content and subject to change. Lastly, while we got some new concept artwork on the latestlivestream, there’s still no official word on Inazuma releasing with 1.6.

Genshin Impactis available on PC, PS4, and Mobile. The native PS5 version, with 4K graphics,will be launching on April 28, together with Ver 1.5Beneath the Light of Jadeite.A Switch version was announced back in 2020, but we haven’t heard about it since.