Can you keep Scaramouche’s name as Wanderer?

You can keep Scaramouche’s name as Wanderer, but only if you choose not to rename him after completing the Archon Quest Interlude: Inversion of Genesis, as Genshin Impact 3.3 allows players to rename Wanderer, formerly known as Scaramouche or The Balladeer, to their own liking, with a few exceptions. The name Wanderer will remain as is, unless you decide to change it, and you can change it a maximum of two times, after which the change will apply permanently in various aspects of the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

1. Is Scaramouche’s name permanent?: As the Traveler, you have the honor of renaming Scaramouche into whatever you like, with a few exceptions, and the change will apply permanently in various aspects of the game, but you can only rename him a maximum of two times.
2. Can you rename Wanderer?: Players can change the Wanderer’s name twice in Genshin Impact’s latest version, with the first time being right after completing the latest Archon Quest, and the second time by using the An Appelative Stroke gadget.
3. Is Scaramouche and Wanderer the same?: The man now known simply as the Wanderer, formerly known as the Fatui Harbinger Scaramouche, Kunikuzushi, the Kabukimono, and by his former codename the Balladeer, is a major antagonist and boss fight-turned-playable character in the 2020 action role-playing fantasy video game Genshin Impact.

Renaming Wanderer

4. What should I rename my Wanderer?: Some popular name suggestions for Wanderer include Hifumi, Haruto, Zephyrus, Kiyoshi, Saisei, Niwa, Arata, and Masato.
5. What can you not name Scaramouche?: Players can’t use Scaramouche’s old names, including aliases like Scaramouche, Balladeer, Kunikuzushi, and Kabukimon, and the name can’t be the same as playable characters’ names or Paimon’s.
6. How many times can I change Scaramouche’s name?: You can change Scaramouche’s name twice, with the An Appelative Stroke item allowing you to change the Wanderer’s name for the second and last time.

Background Information

7. What is Scaramouche’s real name?: Scaramouche was the sixth Fatui Harbinger who took the codename The Balladeer and eventually turned into an unnamed Wanderer, and once upon a time, before his involvement with the Tsaritsa’s loyal followers, he took the name Kunikuzushi, which was largely inspired by traditional Japanese theater called kabuki.
8. Who is Scaramouche to Raiden?: Scaramouche was originally created by Ei as a test into the technology of making puppet bodies and was considered the prototype for the puppet she now uses as the Raiden Shogun.
9. Who is Scaramouche’s old friend?: Katsuragi worked as the yoriki or helper of a skilled inspector and bladesmith named Mikoshi Nagamasa, and Katsuragi and young Scaramouche soon became close friends.

Game Mechanics

10. Can you only rename Wanderer once?: You can rename Wanderer twice, with the An Appelative Stroke item allowing you to change the Wanderer’s name for the second and last time, and you should use it with caution.
11. How many times can you change Scaramouche’s name Reddit?: You can change Scaramouche’s name twice, but you should be careful with the second change, as you won’t be able to change it again.
12. Does Wanderer have an official name?: After his defeat by the Traveler and Buer and hidden for months, Scaramouche learned of his evil past and restarts himself as Wanderer, wandering around Sumeru and other states.

Storyline

13. Why is Scaramouche now called Wanderer?: His transformation into Wanderer occurred after he was defeated by the Traveler and Nahida (Lesser Lord Kusanali) in a major battle in Sumeru.
14. Why is Wanderer not Scaramouche?: The Wanderer persona is in place because Irminsul has accepted that he is Scaramouche, and Scara was the Wanderer early in his life when he just wanted to be a human and find a purpose.
15. Why did Scaramouche erase himself?: Scaramouche was disgusted to learn that his second “betrayal” was masterminded by Dottore and decided to give his friends a second chance by erasing himself from Irminsul as the Kabukimono and his Fatui codename.