Fan-made short videos have appeared in Honkai Impact 3rd, and characters have been created and sent

The following video is titled "Maple Faction Warlords".

[Kong knelt before Navia: "Please, Commander, offer incense and pray for rain."]

Navia glanced at Kong and slapped the incense out of his hand.

[Kong, Linni, Linia, Leosley, Furnessa… everyone looked at her with awe.]

Navia ignored them, took a few steps, crossed her arms, and looked at the statue of Vilette: "Dragon King, what kind of Dragon King are you? What are you in charge of? Hmm?"

She grew even angrier: "The Dragon King is in charge of ensuring favorable weather and national peace!"

[Navia pointed at the statue of Navelette: "You *cute* one, you haven't brought rain for three months! Hmm! The crops won't grow, the people are crying out for their parents! You *cute* one, sitting there so smugly, wearing your fur coat inside out like a sheep!"]

"What Dragon King? You're the Deaf King!"

"I'm telling you, if it doesn't rain within three days, I'll blast you, you giant otter, with a cannon on Mount Munsos!"

She turned and left, saying, "If you don't believe me, just wait and see!"

Three days later, Navia actually set up cannons on Mount Munsos: "Dragon King! *I love you, Mom! Kill!"

[Fireworks: Hahahaha! It doesn't seem like acting. Vilette really can make Fontaine rain. Fontaine is about to flood.]

[Hu Tao: Today's weather in Fontainebleau—Extremely heavy rain.]

[Aha: Grandpa Water Dragon also has the surname Na, why are you making things difficult for me, Navia! If it doesn't rain for three days, first we'll tear down the Mo Mang Palace, then we'll bombard the Dragon King with cannons!]

[Star: The Dragon King thought she was just joking, but today Navia will show Navilette that the people of Fontainebleau don't keep idle dragons!]

[Paimon: I think Navisette is usually quite diligent at work. Did he make her cry?]

[Sambo: I think Navelette was scolded until she cried.]

[Kares: Navia, you, what happened to you?]

Is Navia, with her lips smeared with arsenic, really his daughter?

[Navia: This, this isn't me!]

She did have some resentment towards Navelette in the past, but not to the point of doing this.

Now she understands that Navelette is a dragon that is both complex and simple. He is like a reef in the sea, bumping and stumbling, but if you understand the patterns, he is not entirely impossible to observe, so she would not do that.

[Myles: Sir, I can testify that the young lady is not usually like this.]

[Qingque: This is rare footage of early humans taming a dragon king.]

[March 7th: Wow, is being the Dragon King really this miserable? Luckily, Danfeng isn't the Dragon Lord anymore.]

[Fu Xuan: How could the Immortal Ship treat the Dragon Lord like this! Qing Que, don't talk nonsense! You'll get extra work done!]

[Qingque: Ah, Grand Diviner, I was wrong!]

[Fukaros: Hehe, I didn't expect to see something so interesting so soon after I came out. Water dragon, water dragon, don't cry.]

[Navilette: ...Sigh.]

Sure enough, sometimes he still couldn't understand humans.

But Navelette felt that this was not his problem.

[Wendy: *The Great Maple Warlord* is a famous Fontainebleau film that tells the story of the Maple warlord Navia's runaway attack that caused the Dragon King to send rain. It won the Furina Award at the Thousand Spirits Film Festival and is a great work that swept through Fontainebleau like a tsunami.]

[Furina: To be honest, Navelette really does look a bit like a sea otter, let's just call him Navelette.]

Chapter 96 Fireworks and Stars Chronicle PV (4k)

The following video is the PV for "Honkai Impact: Star Railway - A Thousand Stars Chronicle": ["Fireworks": Behind the Scenes].

[The video begins with a girl in a simple school uniform, wearing glasses and standing with a bag.]

"Backstage, who I am doesn't matter."

In the cyberpunk city, she seemed to see herself with pigtails, smiling and waving at her.

"All the audience needs to know is that when I step onto the stage... I am [Fireworks]."

With the help of the crew, the girl took off her glasses, tied her hair up, and had her makeup done.

After that, the woman in the mirror became the familiar figure to everyone watching on screen – Hanabi.

The girl held up the mask, gazing at it intently: "It's you, my most beloved mask."

"When I'm happy, you laugh too."

"You were laughing when I was angry."

"You still laughed when I was in pain."

Just as the girl said, whether she was happy, angry, or crying, the smile on her mask remained unchanged.

The girl bows to the audience on stage: "You are like a veil, hiding me. It is the one wearing the veil who is [Fireworks]."

After the performance, the girl put the mask over her face.

[After an unknown amount of time, the girl finished applying her makeup again.]

She held up the mask: "It's you, my most beloved mask."

"When I'm happy, you laugh too."

"When I'm angry, you yell too."

"When I was in pain, you cried too."

This time, the expression on the mask matched the girl's expression perfectly.

The girl didn't remove her mask: "You're like a mirror, reflecting me; what's in the mirror is [fireworks]."

The cheers from the audience grew louder, but the girl, with her back to the audience, appeared increasingly sorrowful on stage.

[After an unknown amount of time, the girl was once again ready to perform.]

She held up the mask: "It's you! My most beloved mask!"

The girl clutched her face, a dangerous smile spreading across her face. Masks scattered and fled from her: "When I'm happy, you're shouting."

The girl covered her ears, ribbons extending from the masks around her and wrapping around her: "When I'm angry, you cry."

The bound girl's face remained expressionless, while smiles finally appeared on the masked faces around her: "When I was in pain, you laughed."

The girl opened her eyes, looked at the countless masks around her, and tears streamed down her face: "You are like a face, staring at me, I... I am not Fireworks."

[In the background, behind the giant mask, Hanabi opens her eyes and silently observes everything on the stage: "I am [Hanabi]."]

[Hanabi, dressed simply in a schoolgirl uniform, slowly walked out of the crowd and left the stage: "So, when I realized that life is just a drama, I wanted to leave this stage."]

She stood on the rooftop, removed her mask, and smiled: "Because beyond this stage, there's an even bigger stage!"

A ribbon extends out, ending at the fingertips of fireworks.

She also had identical ribbons on her hands, each one connected to a young girl.

[Hanabi smiles and looks at the camera: "What do you think? Who is [Hanabi]?"]

[Star: She's so beautiful.]

[Ying: Is this the time to talk about this? But to be fair, it's really good.]

[Walnut: The healthiest, most positive, and uplifting episode.]

[Paimon: Ugh! This is such a riddle! Which one is Fireworks?! I can't tell! I really can't!]

[Hotaru: I am the firework.]

[Star: I am the firework.]

[Wendy: I ​​am the firework.]

[Kyōwon: I am the Firework.]

A group of people started repeating their studies.

[Su Chang: Wow! A ghost!]

[Sambo: We are subterranean fire.]

He interrupted his repeat study session for some reason.

[(Honkai Impact 3rd: Star Railway) Seele: You're not Earthfire, you're just being a nuisance.]

[Paimon: Oh, it was just a joke! How scary! Don't scare me!]

[Sangbo: Ying-laoshi did a great job! Hanabi-laoshi did a great job too!]

[Silver Wolf: Haha, I remember Honkai Impact 3rd: Star Railway is a gacha game, right? Gacha games definitely have permanent characters in their gacha pools. I hope that when players try to pull for Hanabi, these permanent characters won't jump out and say, "I'm Hanabi!"]

[Star: I can already imagine those players who, after failing to get the item, stubbornly insist that what they pulled was actually Fireworks, just disguised as it.]

[Wendy: I ​​said you're fireworks, so you have to be fireworks!]

[Paimon: So, can anyone tell me what this video is actually about?]

[Aha: When you realize it's just a play, you want to leave the stage... but you find that outside the stage of "Fireworks," there's nothing.]

[Aha: You're in this scene, changing poses?]

[Paimon: Still a riddle? I hate riddle-makers! You're the god of joy, not the god of mystery!]

[Nasita: At first, the girl was simply playing the role of Hanabi, so she was herself, and the mask was the mask. But later, she began to lose herself. She poured her emotions into Hanabi, she became Hanabi, she and the mask became one. In the end, she was completely lost, while the character Hanabi she was playing came to life. Their emotions separated again, and the girl realized she was not Hanabi, but it was too late to change anything; she was completely possessed by the character in the play.]

[Yun Jin: Life is like a play, and a play is like life.]

[Eden: That's why Hanabi's name is Hanabi in that bad ending, right?]

[Yanqing: I understand. From "I am me, and the sword is the sword," to "I am the sword, and the sword is me," and finally to "I am the scabbard, and the sword is the soul of the person."]

[Xingqiu: Now that you mention it, I understand.]

[Jing Yuan: Haha, that's really Yan Qing's style of description.]

[Kiana: This mask sounds a bit eerie.]

[Bronya (Honkai Impact 3): After all, it's related to Aha, so perhaps the mask was designed that way.]

[Navia: But would Aha really use this method to lead people to pleasure? I don't think it's pleasurable at all.]