What happens if you name Wanderer?
If you name Wanderer, you will receive a Precious Item in your inventory called An Appellative Stroke after concluding the new quest, and the existing characters in the game will still refer to the character as Wanderer due to the lack of AI-generated voice capabilities for custom names. The naming process allows players to choose a new name for the character, but certain names, such as Scaramouche, Balladeer, and Kunikuzushi, are banned as they are associated with the character’s past identities.
Understanding the Naming Process
To provide more insight into the naming process and its implications, let’s delve into some frequently asked questions about Wanderer and the world of Genshin Impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
- Can you name Wanderer Aether or Lumine?: No, you cannot name Wanderer as Aether or Lumine because these names are reserved for the Traveler character.
- What happens after you name Scaramouche?: After giving Scaramouche his new name, players will receive an item called An Appellative Stroke at the end of Genshin Impact’s Archon Quest.
- What is the Wanderer’s real name?: Before being known as Scaramouche the Balladeer, or his chosen name Kunikuzushi, this Fatui Harbinger was called only by the name “Wanderer“.
Naming Restrictions
- What can you not name Wanderer?: Players cannot name Wanderer using his previous names, such as Scaramouche, Balladeer, and Kunikuzushi, or names of other playable characters like Paimon.
- Can you actually name Wanderer?: Yes, players can rename the new playable character, Wanderer, at the end of Archon Quest.
Character Background
- Is Paimon the unnamed God?: Paimon is not the unknown god, but there are theories suggesting she might be a diminished form of this entity.
- Can Paimon be evil?: While Paimon‘s intentions are unclear, there are hints in the game that suggest she might have a more complex nature than initially meets the eye.
- Is Wanderer evil Genshin?: Wanderer, initially known as Scaramouche, has acted as an antagonist in the story, particularly during the “Unreconciled Stars” event.
Character Details
- How old is the Wanderer Genshin?: It is estimated that Wanderer is around 400 years old, making him one of the older characters in the game.
- What is Scaramouche’s canon name?: Scaramouche’s chosen name “Kunikuzushi” translates to “country destroyer” in Japanese, reflecting his past actions and affiliations.
- Why did Scaramouche delete himself?: Scaramouche erased himself to change history for the better, not to escape his past deeds.
Naming Inspiration
- What names did Scaramouche erase?: Scaramouche decided to give his friends a second chance by erasing his Fatui codename and identity as the Kabukimono.
- What does Nahida call Scaramouche?: Nahida jokingly refers to Scaramouche as “Hat Guy“, a nickname that sticks even after their initial interaction.
Theories and Speculations
- What god is Paimon?: A popular theory suggests Paimon might be a diminutive form of the Unknown God, trapped in her current state.
- Is Paimon the final boss?: While some speculate Paimon could play a significant role in the game’s finale, her actual role remains uncertain, leaving room for various interpretations and theories about her character and the game’s eventual conclusion.