The official Genshin Impact Natlan character archive lists 11 characters: Mualani, Kachina, Kinich, Xilonen, Chasca, Ororon, Citlali, Mavuika, Varesa, Iansan, and Ifa. Together, they cover all seven standard elements: Anemo, Cryo, Dendro, Electro, Geo, Hydro, and Pyro. The table below follows that official Natlan roster, with elemental labels cross-checked against HoYoDex.
This is a roster reference, not a tier list or build guide. An element identifies a character’s elemental alignment; it does not, by itself, establish combat role, team value, or strength.
Which Natlan characters are listed officially?
At the time checked, HoYoverse’s Natlan Character Archive shows the following 11 names. The element column is cross-checked with HoYoDex’s Natlan reference page, which supplies the elemental labels in one place.
| Character | Element |
|---|---|
| Mualani | Hydro |
| Kachina | Geo |
| Kinich | Dendro |
| Xilonen | Geo |
| Chasca | Anemo |
| Ororon | Electro |
| Citlali | Cryo |
| Mavuika | Pyro |
| Varesa | Electro |
| Iansan | Electro |
| Ifa | Anemo |
Use the English spellings shown here when searching the archive, community databases, or in-game character menus. The archive is the primary authority for which names are presented under Natlan; the secondary element reference is useful for quickly checking the pairing.
What element does each Natlan character have?
Every name in the archive can be identified by one of the seven standard element labels. Grouping the roster by element makes duplicate elements and the single-character groups easy to see without changing the official list.
Hydro
Mualani is the Natlan character in this list with the Hydro element. Hydro is therefore represented by one name in the archive snapshot.
Geo
Kachina and Xilonen are both Geo. Their shared element is a roster classification only; the element label does not say that their kits, weapons, or battlefield jobs are identical.
Dendro
Kinich is listed as Dendro. No other name in the Natlan archive table carries that element in this snapshot.
Anemo
Chasca and Ifa are the two Anemo entries. As with the Geo pair, sharing an element should not be treated as evidence that the characters play the same way.
Electro
Ororon, Varesa, and Iansan are Electro. Electro is the only element represented by three names in the listed Natlan roster.
Cryo
Citlali is the roster’s Cryo entry. The archive list does not add a second Cryo name alongside Citlali.
Pyro
Mavuika is the Pyro entry in the official Natlan list. Taken together with the other groups, the roster spans all seven standard elements rather than concentrating on only one or two.
How many elements are represented among Natlan characters?
The 11 listed characters cover Anemo, Cryo, Dendro, Electro, Geo, Hydro, and Pyro. That means every standard element appears at least once, while Electro has the largest representation in this particular snapshot and Hydro, Dendro, Cryo, and Pyro appear once each.
This distribution is useful for identification: if you remember only an element, the grouped list narrows the possible name. It is not a ranking system. Nothing in the archive listing says that an element with more representatives is stronger, more important to Natlan’s story, or easier to use.
Why are some characters associated with Natlan not in this list?
The article follows the names displayed in the Natlan section of the official archive, rather than every character who might appear in a Natlan quest, trailer, search result, or discussion. Regional story involvement, a visual connection to Natlan, and roster membership are related but not interchangeable labels.
For example, Skirk appears in the search result after the Natlan list, but she is not one of the 11 names shown in that Natlan grouping. Adding her would expand the scope beyond the archive list instead of answering which characters the archive identifies as Natlan entries. When a character is borderline, check the regional heading and the names actually grouped beneath it.
Does an element tell you a Natlan character’s combat role?
No. The element column answers an identification question only. It does not establish whether a character is a main damage dealer, support, healer, or any other role, and it does not predict strength, ease of use, or team compatibility.
To assess a character for a team, you need information that is not present in this roster table, such as the character’s abilities, constellations, weapon options, and current game version. Treat the seven labels as a reliable index key, not as a substitute for a full character profile or current gameplay documentation.
How can I verify a name and element from the source pages?
The fastest check is to use the official archive for membership and the secondary index for a readable element cross-check. Page layouts can change, so use the page’s current Natlan heading and visible character entries rather than relying on an old screenshot.
- Open the official regional archive: go to genshin.hoyoverse.com/m/en/character/Natlan.
- Confirm the regional grouping: make sure the name appears in the Natlan section itself. Do not count a character merely because a search result or a nearby section mentions them.
- Check the spelling: compare the displayed English name with the table above before searching elsewhere. This avoids mixing similarly spelled names or translating a name inconsistently.
- Cross-check the element: consult the Natlan entry on HoYoDex if you need the elemental label in a compact list.
- Resolve disagreements by source type: use the official archive for whether the character belongs to the Natlan archive grouping, and treat the secondary page as a corroborating element reference rather than as a replacement for the publisher’s regional index.
The official archive also provides short character descriptions. Those descriptions add background context, but the roster page’s regional placement and the element reference are the relevant evidence for this particular lookup.
What does the HoYoLAB Vision index add?
The HoYoLAB/HoYoverse Vision — Genshin Impact HoYoWiki index supports the regional grouping of Natlan characters. In the retrieved material, it does not independently expose every element pairing in the same complete form as the compact element table, so it should be used as a grouping cross-check rather than the sole source for all 11 labels.
Using sources for the claims they actually establish prevents a common mistake: treating a page that confirms a region as if it also confirmed every character’s element. The official archive, the element cross-check, and the regional index each have a distinct role.
What should you remember about the Natlan roster?
There are three practical takeaways. First, the official Natlan archive is the scope boundary for this list. Second, the 11 names span all seven standard elements, with Geo and Anemo appearing twice and Electro three times. Third, an elemental label is descriptive, not evaluative: it tells you how to classify the character, not how that character performs.
If you are making a personal reference sheet, keep the table’s name spelling and element pairing together. Separating names from elements makes it easier to attach an element to the wrong character when several entries share a region or when a roster expands.
Could the list change after a future character release?
Yes. A regional archive is a living catalogue, so a later character release or a change to the site’s organization could alter the names displayed under Natlan. The count and pairings in this article describe the archive snapshot checked for this guide, not a promise that the page will never change.
For a time-sensitive answer, revisit the official Natlan archive and compare its current entries with this table. If a new name is added, verify both the regional placement and the element before treating it as part of an updated roster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I read the official descriptions for these characters?
The HoYoverse Natlan Character Archive includes concise profile descriptions alongside its character entries. Those blurbs are useful for background and identity, while the element pairing is best checked against the elemental index used for the table.
Is the HoYoLAB Vision page a complete element list?
The HoYoLAB/HoYoverse Vision index is helpful for confirming regional organization. The retrieved index does not independently display every Natlan element pairing in one complete list, so it should not replace the official archive plus an element-specific reference.
Why might two websites show different Natlan counts?
Sites may use different scope rules: one may count only names under the official Natlan heading, while another may include characters connected to Natlan through story appearances or later updates. Compare the regional heading and the date of each page before deciding whether the disagreement is substantive.
Do the elemental labels stay the same if a character’s build changes?
A build can change weapons, artifacts, and play pattern, but it does not change the roster element assigned to the character. Use the element as an identity label and consult current ability information for build-specific decisions.