Hyperbloom caused by LC

Does anyone know where to find info regarding damage for hyperblooms caused by lunar charge if they are possible at all?

Does the damage scale off the trigger's or the team's EM in this case. And what about stormcloud triggering??

also does the damage lunar charge / lumar bloom damage gets increased by quicken aura?

Thanks in advance

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babangelsin2026-01-18 09:03

Why would LC trigger hyperbloom? It doesn't apply electro by itself.

Hojuma2026-01-18 09:53

Reactions besides swirl and burning don't apply any element, meaning overload doesn't apply pyro, bloom related reactions don't apply dendro, EC/LC, don't apply electro, etc. So LC and EC themselves won't trigger hyperblooms at all. It can only be triggered by one of the electro characters or an anemo that swirls electro in the team.

Since lunarcharged/lunarbloom don't apply electro/dendro, they don't get boosted by catalyze since they don't react to become aggravate and spread respectively.

lostiming2026-01-18 12:32

What about the storm / thunder / lightning cloud created by LC? Or does it applies electro damage only specifically at enemies (instead of aoe) and won't trigger hyperblooms?

Hojuma2026-01-18 14:29

It does lunar-charged damage which is a type of electro damage, but does not apply electro, so no, it won't trigger hyperblooms. It's why the trigger for hyperblooms are always the electro (or anemo) characters and never the hydro. It's similar to hyperbloom as that's dendro damage but doesn't apply dendro.

I think they made it like that so an enemy with innate element won't just trigger reactions with a feedback loop. Imagine a hydro slime getting hit by a single electro hit from Ineffa. If the thunderclouds' lunarcharge damage applies electro, then it would just maintain it's own cloud until the enemy dies. A more exaggerated version is an electro slime getting hit by a single pyro hit. If overload applies pyro, it'd just instantly react with itself in a feedback loop, making a single pyro hit do enough damage to kill the slime in an instant since overload is instant and electro slimes don't lose their element.

lostn2026-01-18 10:13

wouldn't make a difference because hyperbloom is triggered off of the seed, not the aura on the enemy. The seed is unaffected by hydro, so only electro and pyro will trigger a reaction off a seed. LC never enters the damage equation since you can't apply EC or LC to a seed.

rekage992026-01-18 10:26

Lunar charged and hyperbloom are two different reactions. One won’t cause the other.

So for example- lunar charged is hydro + electro while you have someone who enables the reaction in the team. Hyperbloom is electro hitting dendro cores.

The reactions themselves do not apply elements and therefore won’t trigger anything, they are already the result.