This Guide Covers Mitya's Kit and Constellations in Genshin Impact

Background: A Limited Banner Profile Is Set Before Version 7.2

The source material introduces Mitya as a 5-Star Electro catalyst-user character in Genshin Impact who is very likely to release during version 7.2. It also frames him as a limited-time Banner character, while stating that Mitya will return in future versions. That distinction matters for readers: a limited-time Banner is not presented as a permanent addition at the moment of the source, but future availability is mentioned. The same source page separates the information into Kit and Constellations and also points to a materials guide for players who want to increase his Talent and Ascension levels.

All percentages in the kit breakdown are based on Level 1 Skills. That baseline is important because later Talent levels, Constellation effects, and material progression can change the practical impact of each number. For now, the clearest facts are the character's element, rarity, weapon, and the version 7.2 context around his release window.

Development: The Kit Turns Elemental Skill States Into Gradient Beacon Consumption

Mitya's kit can be read as a sequence. He uses an Elemental Skill to create a Detection Core, then uses other tools to generate and consume Gradient Beacons. The passive abilities modify those Beacons, change reaction behavior, and create conditions for Stellar-Conduct interactions.

His Normal Attack is named Chain Reaction. A tap performs up to three Electro attacks. Holding the button consumes Stamina and deals area-of-effect Electro Damage to the area in front after a short casting time. During a charged attack, a special charged attack called Gradient Detonation can trigger if a Detection Core: Overload created by Mitya is currently on the field and he has at least one Gradient Beacon. Gradient Detonation consumes no Stamina. It deals one instance of area-of-effect Electro Damage to the area in front and continuously consumes Gradient Beacons while held. Each Gradient Beacon consumed deals one instance of area-of-effect Electro Damage to the area in front, and that damage is considered Stellar-Conduct reaction damage. His plunging attack follows the usual pattern: he plunges from mid-air, strikes the ground below for area-of-effect Electro damage on impact, and damages opponents along his path.

The Elemental Skill, Principle: Variable Detection, conducts a theoretically relatively safe experiment at a theoretically relatively safe yield. It deals area-of-effect Electro Damage and creates a Detection Core in different ways depending on whether the Skill is tapped or held. The Elemental Burst, Analysis: Gradient Theory, deals area-of-effect Electro Damage and creates three Gradient Beacons. The burst's flavor line is not needed for the mechanics, but its effect is clear: three Gradient Beacons enter Mitya's resource system.

Passive one, Baseline Stress Test, enhances the Detection Core created by the Elemental Skill. If the Detection Core is in Steady State, all nearby party members gain 30 Elemental Mastery for each Gradient Beacon Mitya has. If the Detection Core is in Overloaded state, after nearby party members trigger Stellar-Conduct reactions, they instead obtain one Gradient Beacon every 1.5 seconds for 3 seconds.

Passive two, Explosive Reagent: Safe Limits Exceeded, increases the duration of Gradient Beacons to 10 seconds. It also increases Mitya's critical rate by 5% for 15 seconds after he creates a Gradient Beacon. This effect can stack up to four times.

Passive three, Stellar Jubilee: Top-Secret Protocol, changes Superconduct reactions triggered by party members into Stellar-Conduct. Stellar-Conduct reactions no longer create Starlight Prisms. Instead, they create one Gradient Beacon nearby every 1.5 seconds for 1.5 seconds. These Beacons can be carried by Mitya and transform the area around them into a Polestar Field. The passive also increases the base Stellar-Conduct Damage dealt by all nearby party members based on Mitya's Elemental Mastery. Every point of Elemental Mastery increases base Stellar-Conduct Damage by 0.028%. The maximum base damage increase that can be gained this way is 14%. While within a Polestar Field, Mitya enters the Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state.

Passive four, Energy Catalysis, has two field and utility effects. When destructible rocks are nearby, Detection Core: Steady State can quickly clear them. Additionally, when Mitya is in the party, creating Prime Ice Construct: Basic Heat Source does not consume Kresnik Energy.

For readers, the timeline of a fight can be summarized as follows: the Skill creates a Detection Core; the Burst creates three Gradient Beacons; charged attacks can consume Beacons when the Overload core condition is met; party reactions can generate more Beacons through Stellar-Conduct; and the Polestar Field appears when Beacons are carried and active. The kit is built around Beacon creation, Beacon consumption, and reaction conversion.

Latest Progress: Constellations Expand Beacon Capacity, Resistance Reduction, and Reaction Scaling

Constellations are unlocked by obtaining duplicates of Mitya from wishing on his Banner. Those duplicates provide Stella Fortuna, the material that allows Constellation levels to be unlocked. Each upgrade either improves an existing Talent or Passive ability.

Constellation 1, The Observer Seeking What is Missing, increases the maximum number of Gradient Beacons Mitya can carry to five. Using his Elemental Skill additionally creates one Gradient Beacon. While the Detection Core is present, the nearby active character's critical damage is increased by 50%. Mitya also regenerates 10 Elemental Energy when a Gradient Beacon is created, and this effect can trigger once every eight seconds.

Constellation 2, The Matter That Slumbers Beyond Inertness, reduces Cryo Resistance and Electro Resistance of all opponents within the Polestar Field by 25% while the Detection Core is present. If the Detection Core created is Steady State, nearby party members gain 100 Elemental Mastery. If it is Overloaded, the active character gains 200 Elemental Mastery.

Constellation 3, The Knotted Strong of Invariant Topology, increases the Level of Mitya's Elemental Skill by three, with a maximum upgrade level of 15.

Constellation 4, The Isotopes Born of Decay, adds extra reaction-style damage tied to Beacon consumption. For every five Gradient Beacons consumed while a Detection Core created by Mitya himself is on the field, that core deals one instance of area-of-effect Electro Damage to nearby opponents equal to 400% of Mitya's Elemental Mastery. This damage is considered Stellar-Conduct reaction damage.

Constellation 5, The Periodic Law That Orders All, increases the Level of Mitya's normal attack by three, with a maximum upgrade level of 15.

Constellation 6, Elemental Transition at the Gate of Reason, gives a 30% chance to create one new Gradient Beacon whenever Mitya consumes a Gradient Beacon with the Detection Core. It also increases Stellar-Conduct reaction damage dealt by all nearby party members by 20%.

The Constellation path therefore extends the same mechanical loop rather than introducing a separate system. Constellation 1 makes Beacons easier to maintain and gives active characters more critical damage while the Detection Core is present. Constellation 2 changes the Polestar Field into a stronger resistance-reduction and Elemental Mastery window. Constellation 4 turns Beacon consumption into additional Stellar-Conduct reaction damage. Constellation 6 increases Beacon sustainability and raises party Stellar-Conduct reaction damage.

Current Stage: The Source Places Mitya at a Pre-Release Planning Phase

At the information stage in the source, Mitya is not described as a currently released permanent character. He is presented as a 5-Star Electro catalyst-user very likely to release during version 7.2, with limited-time Banner availability and future returns mentioned. His kit and Constellations are already detailed, but the numbers are explicitly based on Level 1 Skills, and the source also points to a separate materials guide for Talent and Ascension progression.

The practical reader takeaway is that the available facts define Mitya's role around Gradient Beacons, Detection Cores, Stellar-Conduct, Polestar Fields, and Elemental Mastery scaling. The version 7.2 release window, 5-Star rarity, Electro element, and Catalyst weapon are the anchor points. The source closes by wishing readers good luck pulling for Mitya in Genshin Impact.