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Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.7 Launches November 11 With Aeon Aha

COGNOSPHERE announced on October 30 that Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.7, "And Thus the Stars Smile," releases November 11, 2026.

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Why it matters

Version 4.7 puts an Aeon on the playable roster and closes the Two-Phase Paradise arc, so the update carries both the story payoff and the banner draw that HoYoverse usually splits across separate patches.

Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.7 Launches November 11 With Aeon Aha

Key Facts

  • Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.7, "And Thus the Stars Smile," releases November 11, 2026.
  • COGNOSPHERE announced the release date on October 30.
  • Aeon Aha is implemented as a limited 5-star character on the Path of Elation.
  • Silver Wolf LV.999, Sparkle, and Yao Guang return in the first half of Version 4.7.
  • Acheron, Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, and Jing Yuan return in the second half and receive Fated Souls first.

The update closes the Two-Phase Paradise story with a final Phantasmoon Revelry, adds the limited 5-star Aeon Aha, and brings back Silver Wolf LV.999, Sparkle, and Yao Guang in the first half, then Acheron, Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, and Jing Yuan in the second.

The update stages its finale aboard the Ridiculous Ship, a sweets-themed battleship that Aha sends into the stars to lure out the ancient beast Greed, which the Phantasmoon Revelry has held sealed across many Amber Eras. Aha joins the fight directly: in battle the Aeon boosts characters on the Path of Elation, and a new Aha Time mechanic speeds up Elation skill animations while allies build Will toward an Ultimate that deals Elation damage to all enemies. Aha's authority also lets allies' attacks cut enemies' max HP.

Version 4.7 adds the Fated Soul progression system, which unlocks extra skills for owned characters. Acheron, Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, and Jing Yuan receive Fated Souls first.

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