The story of the Elysian Realm and the Thirteen Flame-Chasers wraps up in a grand way with the latest Honkai Impact 3rd animated short titled “Because of you”. This story started a year ago with Elysia, and now it ends with Elysia fighting against the Herrscher of Corruption. This animated short is presented by miHoYo Anime. Its theme song TruE is produced by miHoYo’s in-house music team HOYO-MiX and performed by Yellow Zero (黄龄).
“She knew well that one should take all things with them when they pass on to save others from mourning. She also knew well that she could never do it. But what she left behind was too much… ubiquitous and perpetual. So she decided to act willfully one last time. All that she had seen, all that she had loved, and all that she had left behind… She willfully compiled them into a book. What she left behind is no more than a tale. A story about a bygone era, about the thirteen who never became heroes… It is a tale as simple as that.”
As Elysia points out, the Flame-Chasers were never perfect heroes but they showed up at the place and time when it counted. And now it is time for Mei to walk past their tomb into the future they fought for but couldn’t reach. For the Thirteen Flame-Chasers, Elysian Realm wraps up.
For Captains that have stopped crying and replaying the animated short on repeat, Hoyoverse also shared the Helical Contraption tutorial video, bringing players up to speed on how to play the new S-rank battlesuit.
“Even though she built a “foolish” shell for herself, Vill-V is still remembered by the world as a genius when helices converged. Let’s welcome Miss Pink Elf to introduce the essential tips of how to play her!”
Helical Contraption is an S-rank QUA battlesuit dealing Fire DMG. She can summon Loud Armaments, including Revolving Gatling: Applause and Heavy Cannon: Exclamation, which constantly shoot at enemies or bombard enemies by firing powerful shells. After the v5.9 update, Vill-V’s S-rank battlesuit Helical Contraption can be pulled in Expansion Supply.
Vill-V is voiced by Hisako Kanemoto.
