Haran Geppaku Futsu

Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu
Weapon Type	Sword
Quality
How to Obtain	Weapon Event Wishes
Release Date	March 30, 2022 2 years, 8 months ago
Effects Elemental DMG Bonus Normal Attack DMG Bonus
Base Stats
Base ATK(Lv. 1 - 90)	46 - 608
Base ATK(Lv. 1 - 90)	46 - 608
2nd StatType	CRIT Rate
2nd StatType	CRIT Rate
2nd Stat(Lv. 1 - 90)	7.2% - 33.1%
2nd Stat(Lv. 1 - 90)	7.2% - 33.1%
Weapon Refinement
Honed Flow	Obtain 12% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 20% for 8s.
1 → 2	Cost ×2,000
Honed Flow	Obtain 15% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 25% for 8s.
2 → 3	Cost ×4,000
Honed Flow	Obtain 18% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 30% for 8s.
3 → 4	Cost ×8,000
Honed Flow	Obtain 21% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 35% for 8s.
4 → 5	Cost ×16,000
Honed Flow	Obtain 24% All Elemental DMG Bonus. When other nearby party members use Elemental Skills, the character equipping this weapon will gain 1 Wavespike stack. Max 2 stacks. This effect can be triggered once every 0.3s. When the character equipping this weapon uses an Elemental Skill, all stacks of Wavespike will be consumed to gain Rippling Upheaval: each stack of Wavespike consumed will increase Normal Attack DMG by 40% for 8s.
MAX

A famed work by the Futsu line of smiths. The name "Haran" comes from the manner in which it resembles the violent, roiling waves.

Haran Geppaku Futsu (Japanese: 波乱月白経津 Haran Geppaku Futsu) is a 5-Star sword.

Ascensions and Stats

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Ascension Phase	Level	Base ATK	2nd Stat (CRIT Rate)
0✦	1/20	46	7.2%
	20/20	122	12.7%
Ascension Cost (0 → 1) 10,000 5 5 3
1✦	20/40	153	12.7%
	40/40	235	18.5%
Ascension Cost (1 → 2) 20,000 5 18 12
2✦	40/50	266	18.5%
	50/50	308	21.4%
Ascension Cost (2 → 3) 30,000 9 9 9
3✦	50/60	340	21.4%
	60/60	382	24.4%
Ascension Cost (3 → 4) 45,000 5 18 14
4✦	60/70	414	24.4%
	70/70	457	27.3%
Ascension Cost (4 → 5) 55,000 9 14 9
5✦	70/80	488	27.3%
	80/80	532	30.2%
Ascension Cost (5 → 6) 65,000 6 27 18
6✦	80/90	563	30.2%
	90/90	608	33.1%

Total Cost (0 → 6)

225,000 Mora

5 Narukami's Wisdom

14 Narukami's Joy

14 Narukami's Affection

6 Narukami's Valor

23 Gloomy Statuette

27 Dark Statuette

41 Deathly Statuette

15 Old Handguard

23 Kageuchi Handguard

27 Famed Handguard

Description

This blade was recorded in the "Anthology of Inazuman Blades" written by Inspector Mikoshi Nagamasa of Tatarasuna.
There were two swords of the "Geppaku Futsu" series made by the Futsu school by order: "Hasui," the Wavespike, and "Haran," the Rippling Upheaval.
Of these two, the "Haran" is the sole blade forged by the great smith Masagomaru that remains extant.

Many say that blades are indwelt with the souls of those who forge them...
This is how the Anthology begins.
It is said that the Hasui blade was forged by the third-generation master of the school, Master Futsu Minori.
Its blade was a pale blue, and its hamon was as beauteous as rippling water, and so it was oft found at the waist of the Shogun's valet.
Later, the blade would be broken during a mortal duel to decide the fate of the oni people, and was sent back for reforging.
At this time, Minori, who had by now been long tortured by alcohol, old wounds, and the lingering memories of Tatarigami, was a broken woman, not unlike an untempered steel sword.
Nor could the fourth-generation head Futsu Hiroyoshi match his mother's skill.
It was his sworn brother, Futsu Masayoshi, the one they call Masagomaru—
He was the one who would forge this weapon, allowing the Futsu school's masterpiece to re-enter this world.
The two Geppaku Futsu blades look very similar to one another, but their qualities are in fact vastly different.

Masagomaru would only come to name this one work, and the reason why that happened is quite simple, really...
He was an orphan taken in by the third-generation master, illiterate by education and aphasic from birth.
When ordered to revive the beauty of the "Hasui" blade, he inscribed its name just as it had been before.

When Futsu Minori passed on, Masagomaru would help her pass her forging techniques on to Hiroyoshi.
Indeed, it is said that she had wished for him to take up the mastery of their school, but he demurred multiple times.
Indeed, the fame from the forging of the "Haran" very nearly affected Hiroyoshi's succession to be the fourth-generation head.
As such, safe in the knowledge that his sworn brother was now independent, Masagomaru would choose to depart for other lands.
Later, he would approach other forging schools, gleaning gems of wisdom from other famed smiths.
In his latter years, he would have three pupils that he was most proud of: Kaedehara Kagemitsu, Niwa Nagamitsu, and Akame Mitsunaga.
These three would create the "Isshin Sansaku," the three great works of the Isshin Art.

"Then, I was but a born-mute, an ugly, filthy, abandoned child."
"Like a moth, I longed for warmth in the bitter, cold nights, and what I found was the forge-fires of the smithy."
"Standing before me was the third-generation master, she who people called surly and arrogant."
"But she did not bid me to get gone, and even gave me some rice to fill my stomach."
"Seeing that I was covered in metallic sand, she named me 'Masagomaru.'"

Unable to speak but subtle in thought, Masagomaru must have had many stories hidden away in his heart.
All those unsaid things would finally sink as sediment, disappearing beneath the waves...

"The third-generation master would tell me, one who could not speak, a great many things."
"Like the old wound that afflicted one side of her body, like the wishes of her mother and brother,"
"Like the crimson hakama she could never wear, and the giant wave that would one day devour everything..."

One night, the child would enter the smithy, seeing the famed but capricious smith within.
She hammered at a chunk of iron, not caring as tears streamed down her face...
"You forget what you just saw. We clear about that?"
He nodded, flustered. Then the woman suddenly clapped her hands together and smiled broadly.
"Right, silly me! You're a good friend, a real keeper of secrets!"

"I suppose it is as they say: one who leans into the drink is themselves not to be leaned on too much."
"But now that I think about it, I should still have accepted her offer to drink together..."

The "Anthology" also speaks of the differences in form between the Geppaku Futsu blades.
The one forged by Futsu Minori was as gently beauteous as the ocean at night, and thus was named "Hasui."
The one made by mute Masayoshi was formidable as the driving hurricane, and was thus called "Haran."

Lore

This weapon was originally forged by Futsu "Masagomaru" Masayoshi in Inazuma, at an unknown forge. There is a matching, currently unplayable sword known as the "Hasui Geppaku Futsu", which was forged by Masayoshi's mother, Futsu Minori.

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Availability

Weapon Event Wishes

Haran Geppaku Futsu has been promoted or featured with a drop-rate boost in 3 Event Wishes:

Wish	Featured	Duration	Version
Epitome Invocation 2022-03-30	Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu El­e­gy for the End El­e­gy for the End The Flute The Flute Sac­ri­fi­cial Great­sword Sac­ri­fi­cial Great­sword Drag­on's Bane Drag­on's Bane The Widsith The Widsith Rust Rust	March 30, 2022 – April 19, 2022	2.6
Epitome Invocation 2022-12-27	En­gulf­ing Light­ning En­gulf­ing Light­ning Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu Aku­ou­maru Aku­ou­maru Mouun's Moon Mouun's Moon Li­on's Roar Li­on's Roar Fa­vo­ni­us Lance Fa­vo­ni­us Lance Sac­ri­fi­cial Frag­ments Sac­ri­fi­cial Frag­ments	December 27, 2022 – January 17, 2023	3.3
Epitome Invocation 2023-11-28	Staff of the Scar­let Sands Staff of the Scar­let Sands Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu Ha­ran Gep­paku Fu­tsu Li­on's Roar Li­on's Roar Fa­vo­ni­us Great­sword Fa­vo­ni­us Great­sword Fa­vo­ni­us Lance Fa­vo­ni­us Lance The Widsith The Widsith Fa­vo­ni­us War­bow Fa­vo­ni­us War­bow	November 28, 2023 – December 19, 2023	4.2

Chronicled Wishes

Haran Geppaku Futsu has not been included in any Chronicled Wishes.

Trivia

Etymology

• The latter part of the name for this weapon, Futsu (Japanese: 経津 Futsu), comes from the name Futsunushi (Japanese: 経津主神 Futsunushi-no-Kami), a warrior god in Japanese mythology.
  • Futsunushi is closely associated with Takemikazuchi, a thunder and sword god in Japanese mythology.
• The use of the word 経津 futsu could be a play on its homonym 不通 futsu which means "cessation," as opposed to 波乱 haran, "turbulence."

Other Languages

Haran Geppaku Futsu

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Haran Geppaku Futsu	Japanese: Turbulent White Moon Futsunushi
Chinese (Simplified)	波乱月白经津 Bōluàn Yuèbái Jīngjīn	Turbulent Moon-White Futsunushi
Chinese (Traditional)	波亂月白經津 Bōluàn Yuèbái Jīngjīn
Japanese	波乱月白経津 Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
Korean	하란 월백월백月白의 후츠 Haran Wolbaek-ui Hucheu	Haran Moon-White Futsu
Spanish	Luna Ondulante de Futsu	Undulating Moon of Futsu
French	Lune ondulante de Futsu	Undulating Moon of Futsu
Russian	Харан гэппаку фуцу Kharan geppaku futsu	—
Thai	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
Vietnamese	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
German	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
Indonesian	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
Portuguese	Maremoto da Lua de Futsu	Seaquake of the Moon of Futsu
Turkish	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—
Italian	Haran Geppaku Futsu	—

Honed Flow

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Honed Flow	—
Chinese (Simplified)	白刃流转 Báirèn Liúzhuǎn	White-Blade Flow Turning
Chinese (Traditional)	白刃流轉 Báirèn Liúzhuǎn
Japanese	白刃流転 Hakujin Ruten	White-Blade Flow Turning
Korean	흐르는 칼날 Heureuneun Kallal	Flowing Blade
Spanish	Influjo afilado	Sharp Influence
French	Flux aiguisé	Sharpened Flow
Russian	Поток клинков Potok klinkov	Stream of Blades
Thai	Honed Flow	—
Vietnamese	Bạch Nhẫn Lưu Chuyển
German	Fließendes Schwert	Flowing Sword
Indonesian	Honed Flow	—
Portuguese	Fluxo Aperfeiçoado
Turkish	Bilenmiş Akım	Honed Flow
Italian	Flusso affilato

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