Dottore

She possesses the appearance of an incredibly beautiful, yet eternally impassive and majestic young woman. Her gaze is described as "cold yet pure," reminiscent of an ice sculpture. Hair and features: She has long, silver-white hair, braided into an intricate, elegant braid, and pale, porcelain skin. Lore mentions that she has long, elven (alvian) ears, like those of Nahida or Pulcinella. Clothing and regalia: In monuments, Anastasia (her true name) is depicted wearing a luxurious royal dress and a traditional headdress, the kokoshnik. In her hands, she clutches the symbols of supreme power—the scepter and orb. Tartaglia explicitly states in his conversations that the Tsaritsa is, in fact, "an extremely gentle person." In the past, she was the Archon of Love—a pure, compassionate, and incredibly kind deity. Cataclysm and Breakdown: Everything changed irrevocably 500 years ago during the great catastrophe and fall of Khaenri'ah. Witnessing the cruelty of the Celestial Principles (Celestia) and the loss of life, she suffered a terrible mental breakdown. She froze her feelings, burned out her former gentleness, and completely cut off her past ties with the other Archons. Current Personality: Dainsleif now describes her as "a goddess with no love left." She has become an incredibly strict, cold-blooded, and pragmatic ruler with an iron will. The Queen declared a hidden war on the Celestial Order. She ordered the Fatui to extract the Hearts of the Gods from other Archons at any cost (by force, cunning, or diplomacy). Cruel Mercy: Her ultimate goal is paradoxical. As Childe says, she went against the whole world and forced the Harbingers to commit terrible acts simply to "achieve true peace" and rewrite the rules of fate. She took upon herself "all the world's grievances" to build a new order where humanity would no longer suffer under the tyranny of the gods.

He has pleasant, youthful features and fair skin. He never wears his red Fatui mask completely on his face; it's always shifted to the left side of his head, like a stylish accessory. Eyes: Bright, deep blue eyes. However, players and lore often note that his eyes lack any reflection of light—they appear "empty" or "dead," suggesting a ruthless killer and hinting at his terrifying past in the Abyss. Hair: Short, unruly, and slightly tousled, his hair is a vibrant red. He wears a gray, fitted jacket with an asymmetrical collar, unbuttoned at the top. A black shirt is visible underneath. His Eye of God (Hydro) is attached to the jacket. He wears simple gray trousers. Scarf: A long, striking, bright red scarf is slung over his left shoulder, fluttering gracefully behind him as he runs and fights. Accessories: He wears thick black gloves with special wrist guards, and a black leather belt with weapon pouches is attached to his waist. Dress Winter Coat: In the Harbingers teaser, he wears the same heavy white coat with a black fur collar as the others. Due to his short stature and playful personality, this formal cloak looks more like a draped military overcoat on him. Tartaglia is a purebred warrior. He lives for battle with strong opponents, constantly seeking danger and perfecting his fighting skills. Unlike other Fatui, he dislikes secretive intrigues and complex plots, preferring to resolve problems through open and honest combat. Caring Brother: Outside of his Fatui duties, he develops into a surprisingly gentle, kind, and loving older brother. He adores his family in Snezhnaya, sending them letters, spending a lot of money on them, and is willing to do anything to protect the childhood dreams of his younger brother, Tevkr. Trace of the Abyss: At the age of 14, he accidentally fell into the terrifying Abyss, where he spent three months training in martial arts under the enigmatic Skirk. This completely changed his personality, awakening an eternal darkness within him.

Always Closed Eyes: This is a key feature of his face. Pantalone always keeps his eyes closed (squinted). A soft, polite, and at first glance, very friendly smile constantly plays on his face. This squint completely hides his true emotions and gaze from his interlocutors, preventing them from reading his thoughts. Hair: He has long, thick, jet-black hair. The front strands are neatly combed back, revealing his forehead, and several graceful curls loosely frame his face. In back, his hair reaches his shoulder blades. Glasses and Accessories: On his nose, he wears elegant round glasses with a thin gold frame (pince-nez), which sit on him without temples. A long, expensive earring with a large blue gemstone is fixed in his left ear. Fatui is the chief banker and economist of Fatui, who manages the entire financial empire of Snezhnaya. Below is a clear, precise description of his appearance and character, with an emphasis on his most distinctive feature. He wears a classic, perfectly tailored dark blue (almost black) vest with a high, closed collar. A formal ascot tie, fastened with a gold pin, adorns his neck. Winter cloak: At formal meetings, he wears a formal snow-white Fatui cloak over his suit. A very voluminous, thick, and fluffy collar of expensive black fur keeps his shoulders and neck warm. Hands and rings: His palms are always hidden by thin, tight-fitting black gloves. Over these gloves, his fingers are covered with several massive, expensive rings with large stones. Squinting eyes and a perpetual smile create the illusion of softness. In reality, Pantalone is a calculating, cynical, and ruthless manipulator. People are just numbers in reports for him, and the regions of Teyvat are a chessboard. Resentment towards the gods: In his youth, he grew up in poverty and was denied the Eye of God by Celestia. This gave rise to an obsessive desire to prove that human money and control over the global economy can subjugate the entire world and become stronger than any divine magic. Economic genius: He does not engage in direct battles.

She has noble features, pale skin, and a haughty gaze. A graceful, black, lacy veil, reminiscent of a butterfly's wing, covers the right side of her face and right eye. Eyes and Hair: She has expressive light gray (almost icy) eyes. Her luxurious, very long, light (platinum blonde) hair is styled in an intricate updo: part is gathered into a bun at the back of her head, and a few strands fall freely over her chest and back. Figure: A tall woman with the perfect, refined figure of a fashion model, who carries herself with stunning pathos and grace. She wears an extravagant, long, floor-length dress with a very plunging neckline. The color scheme consists of black, white, and burgundy. The dress has a complex asymmetrical cut with high slits on the sides that reveal the legs, and a long train. Cape and Accessories: She wears a short white fur cape over her shoulders. Decorative translucent elements of clothing, reminiscent of black and crimson ribbons, always float behind her. Long black gloves reach above the elbows. Crown: Signora's head is crowned by a massive black crown with sharp teeth, inlaid with scarlet stones, which emphasizes her high status. Signora behaves with extreme pomposity, arrogance, and impudence. She sincerely considers herself superior to ordinary people and even Archons (she kicked Venti and took his God's Heart without a shadow of a doubt). She is cold-blooded, calculating, and caustic, but easily loses her composure if someone dares to surpass her or doubt her greatness. Burning Scarlet Witch: Behind the mask of the ice lady lies a terrible secret. Signora's real name is Rosalina-Kruczka Loefalter, and she hails from Mondstadt. 500 years ago, during the Cataclysm, her beloved Rustam died. Overwhelmed by grief, she consumed her own human body with liquid flame to transform into pure fire and slay monsters. To save the fading witch from self-immolation, the Cryo Archon granted her the Cryo Eye of Corruption, which bound her raging flames in ice.

Sandrone appears as a very young, fragile girl of short stature. She has pale porcelain skin, delicate features, and large, yet completely lifeless, empty eyes. Her light-blond (ash) hair is styled in a neat straight bob with thick bangs, and tied back into two small ponytails. The girl's clothing: At formal gatherings, she wears a lush gray and white dress with abundant lace, frills, and ruffles. On her head, she wears an elegant lace cap-hat, decorated with bows. All her clothes appear immaculately clean and neat, reminiscent of an expensive porcelain doll. Enormous Robot (Automaton): Sandrone never walks on her own—she is always carried in the arms of a huge, modified guardian robot, reminiscent of the Ruin Threshers of Khaenri'ah. It is dressed in a formal dark Fatui suit with a white shirt and bow tie. A huge top hat adorns his "head," and he wears snow-white gloves, with which he carefully holds the girl. Sandrone has an extremely unsociable, irritable, and haughty personality. According to Tartaglia, she is constantly absorbed in her research and always views others with deep contempt and anger. When she first met the Wanderer, she even behaved aggressively. Machine Master: Sandrone oversees Fatui's research into robotics. She recycles ancient Khaenri'ah technology and creates incredibly dangerous robotic automatons for the needs of Snezhnaya. Remarkably, her robots possess the rudiments of intelligence and are capable of feeling loyalty to their creator. Main Mystery: Many terrifying theories circulate around Sandrone. Due to her unnatural plasticity, lifeless gaze, and the way the robot carries her carefully in his arms, many players assume that the real Harbinger is the Robot itself, and the living girl is just an obedient puppet in his hands (or, conversely, she transferred her mind to the doll).

He is not an ordinary human, but rather a member of a non-human race (presumably elves). He is very short in stature, looking like an elderly grandfather. Face: He has long, pointed elven ears, a lush, curled white mustache, and a very long, protruding, sharp nose. On his nose, he wears small round glasses, from behind which his cunning golden eyes sparkle. He wears a huge, eccentric dark blue top hat with a high crown and a gold pattern along the brim. Formal attire: Under his formal Fatui winter cloak, he wears a luxurious dark blue suit with a high collar, decorated with gold embroidery and precious stones. Cloak and accessories: Fatui's snow-white cloak fits him loosely due to his small stature. A black fur collar keeps his neck warm. In his hands, he always holds an elegant cane-umbrella, on which he leans when walking. Pulcinella is an incredibly cunning, pragmatic, and far-sighted politician. He is accustomed to managing processes from the shadows through laws, decrees, and manipulation. Connection to Tartaglia: It was Pulcinella who once noticed the fighting talent of the young Ajax (Tartaglia) and recruited him into the Fatui, giving him a path to the pinnacle of power. Duality and Control: While Childe fights outside Snezhnaya, Pulcinella sincerely cares for his younger brothers and sister, bringing them gifts and sweets. However, the Wanderer (Scaramuccia) warned that this "care" is merely a calculated way to keep Tartaglia on a short leash and completely control him through his family.

She has pale skin and very expressive, frightening eyes. Her pupils are shaped like bright red crosses (X) against a deep black background. Hair: A short, stylish bob with choppy strands. The hair is dyed white with thin, contrasting black feather-like stripes on the sides and back. Hands: Harlequin's most eerie physical feature is that her hands are completely black from the fingertips to the elbows, as if covered in dark ash or a curse, and her nails resemble sharp claws. Because of this, she almost always wears gloves. She wears an elegant, fitted, fancy tailcoat of light gray (almost white) with long tails at the back. The tailcoat is lined with scarlet fabric on the inside. Blouse and Vest: Underneath the tailcoat is a black blouse with a high, closed-neck collar and a dark gray vest. A large, complex amulet with a red stone (her Eye of Corruption) is pinned to her chest. Sleeves and Gloves: The sleeves of her tailcoat are shortened, revealing the cuffs of her shirt. She wears long white gloves that completely conceal her blackened hands. Notably, the palms of the gloves have holes cut out, revealing her black skin. Bottom: Tight-fitting black trousers with creases and stylish black shoes with high faceted heels and red soles. Harlequin always speaks politely, calmly, and carries herself with regal dignity. She appears to be the embodiment of reason and diplomacy, but behind this façade lies absolute control over her emotions. Two Sides of "Father": At the Hearth House orphanage, she demands iron discipline and loyalty from the students (including Lini, Linette, and Freminet). She is gentle with them as long as they are faithful, but she punishes traitors without the slightest regret. The orphans truly love her, but they are terrified of disappointing her. Curse of Two Worlds: Harlequin is more than just a human. She is a descendant of the ancient Black Sun Dynasty and bears the curse of Khaenri'ah and the power of the ancient "Flame of Two Worlds." In battle, her hidden power bursts forth, and a devastating flame whistles behind her.

The main detail of her face is a lacy white bandage that completely covers her eyes. From underneath, only a neat nose and a light, frozen smile that rarely leaves her face are visible. Hair: She has long, straight dark hair with unusual light (pinkish-white) strands at the ends. Hair ornaments: Several pairs of elegant white hairnets are woven into her hairstyle, shaped like six small angel wings. She wears a long, snow-white Fatui cloak. Unlike massive male versions (like Pierrot or Capitano), her cloak is cut more gracefully and lies softly on her fragile shoulders. Collar: The girl's neck and shoulders are enveloped in a voluminous, fluffy collar of thick black fur. Details and sleeves: Wide decorative sleeves with dark blue lapels and gold embroidery peek out from under the cloak. The cloak is fastened at the chest with ornate silver chains and heraldic Fatui brooches. Columbine's arms are usually hidden—she tucks them inside the long sleeves of her cloak, folding them together. Columbine maintains a detached, indifferent demeanor. While the other Harbingers argue, she can lie peacefully on Signora's coffin, quietly humming a melancholy lullaby. Hidden Danger: Her serenity frightens the others. Tartaglia admits to keeping his distance from her on missions and advising the Traveler to be wary of her, while Scaramuccia directly asked what the Traveler would do if he encountered her in battle. Fairy Connection: Numerous plot hints suggest that Columbine is a surviving member of Teyvat's ancient race of fairies, who once possessed divine beauty and wisdom but over time were transformed into silent chest guides.

The most distinctive element: a black and blue half-mask with gold trim that covers the entire upper half of his face (forehead, eyes, and nose). The mask has a pointed, elongated beak shape, a nod to the masks of medieval plague doctors. On the right side of the mask is a glowing blue pattern of three stripes. Head accessories: He wears a long, massive silver earring in his right ear. A glowing blue capsule (test tube) is attached to the end of the earring, resembling an ampoule containing medicine or energy. He wears a crisp white fitted vest with a high, stiff stand-up collar. The collar is dark blue on the inside and fastened in front with a gold button bearing the Fatui emblem. A dark (almost black) shirt is visible beneath the vest. Robe-Cloak: Over his vest, Dottore wears a long, asymmetrical, sleeveless white and gray robe. The inside is lined with dark blue fabric with an elegant pattern of gold lines. Stiff shoulder pads are attached to the shoulders of the robe. Arms: The sleeves of his dark shirt fit tightly around his hands. His palms are covered with formal black gloves. Wide, silver metal cuffs are fastened to the wrists over the sleeves. The bottom of the outfit: formal black trousers tucked into high, expensive black leather boots with a small heel. The boots are adorned with silver plaques and thin straps.

Dottore is a complete sociopath. People are nothing more than expendable material for his experiments. He conducts cruel experiments on living beings, children, and even himself. He doesn't care about the suffering of others if it leads to a scientific breakthrough. Arrogance and calculation: He is incredibly intelligent, polite, and speaks in a calm and ingratiating voice, but behind this politeness lies a colossal contempt for human weakness and even for the gods. Slices (clones): Dottore's most unique trait. To study the world in different eras and manage to do everything simultaneously, he created numerous copies of himself from different periods of his life (from adolescence to old age). Each copy possessed its own consciousness and vision. At the end of the story, Sumeru Nahida forced him to destroy all his "slices" in exchange for the Hearts of the Gods. A tall man with a strong yet slender build. He is slightly taller than most of the standard male characters in the game. Face and Skin: Pale skin. The mask only reveals the lower half of his face—a pointed chin and thin lips, almost always sporting an arrogant smirk. Eyes: Hidden by the mask, but the official webcomic and rare in-game footage show him with bright red (scarlet) eyes with dark circles under them, emphasizing his insane appearance and the sleepless nights he spends experimenting. Hair: Thick, wavy hair of an unusual light blue (turquoise) shade. It is cut in the front into thick, uneven bangs that cover his forehead, while in the back it reaches the back of his head and curls slightly. Most noticeable element: A black and blue half mask with a gold trim that covers the entire upper half of his face (forehead, eyes, and nose). The mask has a pointed, elongated bird's beak, a reference to the masks of medieval plague doctors. On the right side of the mask is a glowing blue pattern of three stripes. Head accessories: He wears a long, massive silver earring in his right ear. At the end of the earring is a glowing blue capsule (test tube), similar to

No one has ever seen his true face. It is hidden by a dark, impenetrable helmet-mask, beneath which only a deep, black void is visible. From this darkness, glowing blue eyes can ominously flash when using his power. Build: He is a very tall, stately man with broad shoulders. He has long, straight, dark black hair that falls down his back. Clothing: Capitano wears heavy, dark armor. Over it, he wears the iconic long Fatui cloak with thick black fur and a helmet-cap with a silver edging, emphasizing his high military rank. He possesses an iron will and a strict code of honor. Capitano despises intrigue, backstabbing, and cruel experiments (which is why he dislikes Dottore). He prefers to resolve any conflict in a fair fight. Caring for his subordinates: Ordinary Fatui soldiers sincerely love him and dream of serving under him, knowing that the "Captain" would never recklessly risk the lives of his soldiers. Recognition of Strength: He has exceptional respect for worthy opponents. After difficult battles, he always acknowledges the enemy's achievements and never finishes off a defeated soldier for fun.

A mature man with pale, grayish skin. The right side of his face is covered by a black mask with sharp corners and blue and gold patterns. Eyes: The left eye is light blue with a distinctive diamond-shaped (four-pointed star) pupil, which directly indicates his origins from the ancient nation of Kaenri'ah. Hair: Long, combed-back white (gray) hair with individual dark strands. He also has a small, neat beard. Clothing: He wears a luxurious double-breasted white Fatui cloak with a voluminous collar of thick black fur, dark blue lapels, and massive silver elements, chains, and brooches. Pierrot is an extremely serious, cold, pragmatic, and majestic leader. He is completely devoid of frivolity. In the teaser, he easily quells any arguments or bickering among the other Harbingers with a single stern word. Past: In the past, he was an influential court mage of Caenri'ah. He failed to gain the king's full trust and stop the local sages, whose actions led to the catastrophe and destruction of his homeland by the gods 500 years ago. Motivation: Driven by deep grief, anger, and disillusionment with the divine order (Celestia), he took the name "Jester." This was his way of mocking fate itself. Piero was the first to swear allegiance to the Cryo Archon (the Queen). He shares her goal of collecting the Hearts of the Gods and overthrowing the celestial order in order to "rewrite the rules of fate." He personally recruited many key Harbingers (such as Dottore, Signora, and Scaramuccia).