Genshin Impact Shows Ver. 7.2 Gameplay For Mitiya And Valerie
The naming split between the two write-ups of the same program means the update's English title is not yet fixed in coverage, so readers should treat both renderings as provisional.
Key Facts
- Genshin Impact Ver. 7.2's preview program streamed on October 23.
- Mitiya is voiced by Yusuke Kobayashi in Genshin Impact Ver. 7.2.
- Valerie is voiced by Makoto Furukawa in Genshin Impact Ver. 7.2.
- Noi, voiced by Shinichiro Miki, appeared in the Ver. 7.2 preview video.
- The Seven Archons also appeared in the Ver. 7.2 preview video.
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HoYoverse's preview program for Genshin Impact Ver. 7.2, streamed on October 23, showed gameplay footage of two new characters: Mitiya, voiced by Yusuke Kobayashi, and Valerie, voiced by Makoto Furukawa. The version preview video also featured Noi, voiced by Shinichiro Miki, and appearances by the Seven Archons. The program title for the update appears in two forms across the coverage: one write-up gives it as "When the End Falls," while another renders it as "Tracing the End." The stream broadcast the character footage rather than a standalone trailer, and the images circulating are captures taken from that broadcast. Both new characters were introduced by voice cast announcement and in-motion footage in the same program.
The preview program bundled the two character reveals with a version trailer broader in scope than a normal character teaser. Noi, credited to Shinichiro Miki, appeared in that trailer, and the Seven Archons were also shown. That puts the 7.2 presentation at two registers: individual character footage for Mitiya and Valerie, and a wider cast pan for the update itself.
Voice casting is the only hard detail attached to either new character so far. Yusuke Kobayashi and Makoto Furukawa are named as the actors behind Mitiya and Valerie, with no element, weapon, or region information given in the material. The element and weapon assignments, which usually accompany a kit reveal, did not surface in the program coverage.
The two versions of the program name are the one point where the write-ups diverge. One calls the update "When the End Falls," the other "Tracing the End." Both describe the same October 23 stream and the same pair of characters.
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