Higanbana
In the chapter LaserBolt titles "Bloom Arts, Higanbana & Mods" he walks the FP selection menu and names arts the captions render as "Hyakki Bana roots", which restrains up to three enemies at once, and "Hyakki Bana Bloom", which deals heavy destructive damage to up to three and leaves large blossoms Emma can jump to. IGN's before-playing guide instead describes "climbing Higanbana" as one of Emma's Blade Arts, pressed after an attack, sprouting a flower she can grapple to.
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In the chapter LaserBolt titles "Bloom Arts, Higanbana & Mods" he walks the FP selection menu and names arts the captions render as "Hyakki Bana roots", which restrains up to three enemies at once, and "Hyakki Bana Bloom", which deals heavy destructive damage to up to three and leaves large blossoms Emma can jump to. IGN's before-playing guide instead describes "climbing Higanbana" as one of Emma's Blade Arts, pressed after an attack, sprouting a flower she can grapple to.
- Character
- Koo
- Weapon
- No weapon requirement published
- Role
- Named art; the sources describe it differently
- Applies to
- 4 August 2026 release
Where this comes from
LaserBolt — Combat Guide: Parry, Bloom Arts and Boss Tips — opens at 02:00, where the skill is explained.
When to use it
Published as contested rather than merged. Both readings can be true at once — a Koo art and an Emma art can share a flower name — but no source says so, and reading the captioned "Hyakki Bana" as the chapter title's Higanbana is our inference, not a fact. The spelling rests on one creator-typed chapter title; the same video's captions render the word two different ways within thirty seconds. Character, effect and spelling all wait on the client.
Builds using this
No build on this site currently lists this skill. It is documented here because a source describes it, not because a creator built around it.
Sources for this page
- LaserBolt — Combat Guide: Parry, Bloom Arts and Boss Tips — Hands-on, uploaded 2026-08-02 — the Down Gauge, how parrying funds FP, Bloom Arts at 01:30, and the Full Bloom state. This is the source that calls the resource FP; a second creator calls it mana, and the conflict is published rather than resolved.