Welcome, fellow travelers! Are you sailing the stunning, lightning-charged archipelago of Inazuma, feeling that familiar itch for just one more collectible? We all know the drill: you’re soaring through the sky, spotting that tantalizing shimmer high above a cliff edge, and your inventory suddenly has space for exactly zero more Electroculus.



If you’re looking to fully ascend your Statues of the Seven in Inazuma and unlock crucial Stamina upgrades, you’ve come to the right place. This comprehensive Genshin Guide will walk you through every single Electroculus location across Narukami Island, Watatsumi Island, and Seirai Island. Forget wandering aimlessly; let’s get those Oculi!



Why You Need Every Single Electroculus



Before we dive into the nitty-gritty map locations, let’s quickly recap why these little blue gems are so important.



Electroculus are the regional collectible for Inazuma, akin to Anemoculus in Mondstadt and Geoculus in Liyue. Offering them to the Statue of the Seven in Inazuma grants you Adventure Rank EXP and, most importantly, increases your maximum Stamina. More Stamina means more sprinting, climbing, gliding, and dodging—essential for exploring Inazuma’s treacherous landscapes.



There are a total of 181 Electroculus scattered across the three main islands of Inazuma. If you’re aiming for the maximum level Statue (Level 10), you’ll need a significant portion of these!



Narukami Island Electroculus Locations: The Heart of Inazuma



Narukami Island, home to Inazuma City and the Kamisato Estate, is usually where most players start. It’s dense, beautiful, and packed with easy-to-miss collectibles hidden behind puzzles and guarded by samurai.



1. Around Inazuma City and the Grand Narukami Shrine



This area is deceptively vertical. Many Oculi are found simply by looking up or exploring the rooftops.



Above the Inazuma City Main Gate: Look for a small platform jutting out near the central gate structure.

Rooftops near the Engawa District: Ascend using updrafts or careful climbing to reach the various roof levels surrounding the main city area.

Near the Teleport Waypoint (East of the City): Often found high up on the cliffs overlooking the sea.

North of the Grand Narukami Shrine: Check the giant Torii Gate structures. Some Oculi are nestled between the beams.



2. Mt. Yougou and the Surrounding Forest



Mt. Yougou is the massive mountain dominated by the Grand Narukami Shrine.



Above the Shrine Itself: Use the updrafts near the main shrine building to reach a very high floating Oculi. This is often one of the easiest ones to spot but tricky to reach initially.

Eastern Slope of Mt. Yougou: Look for a small clearing with some enemies. The Oculi might be guarded or hidden behind rocks.

West of the Mt. Yougou Statue of the Seven: Check the cliff face winding down towards the coast.



3. Chinju Forest



Chinju Forest is known for its illusions and dense foliage. Pay close attention to areas that look slightly "off."



Near the Giant Tree: There’s a large, ancient tree at the center of the forest. Check high up in its branches.

Inside the Kitsune Statue Puzzle Area: If you’ve completed the Sacred Sakura Cleansing Ritual questline, you’ll notice an Oculi accessible near the main Mistsplitter location, often requiring you to activate a specific Electro barrier.

Hidden in the Waterfalls: Sometimes, an Oculi will be suspended just behind a waterfall cascade.



4. Fort Mumei and Tatarasuna (The Forge)



Tatarasuna is the industrial heart of Narukami, dominated by the massive furnace. This area is hazardous due to persistent Electrograna depletion.



High Above the Central Furnace: You’ll need a solid understanding of the Electrogranum mechanics here. Look for an Oculi floating dangerously high above the main structure.

Around the Kujou Encampment: This is a military zone. Check near the campfires and watchtowers for Oculi often placed on top of structures.

Near the Teleport Waypoint in North Tatarasuna: Often found near the wreckage or scaffolding around the ruined buildings.



Pro Tip for Tatarasuna: Always keep an eye on your "Searing Zone" meter. Having a character with an Electro skill ready to quickly interact with Electrogranums is vital for reaching high points here.



Kannazuka (Yashiori Island) Electroculus Locations: The Lightning Scar



Kannazuka is the island constantly bombarded by lightning storms due to the lingering corruption from the fallen god. Make sure you have the Musou Shell from the Orobashi’s Legacy questline activated to navigate safely.



5. Serpent’s Head and the Central Sea



This area is heavily affected by the storm, making exploration dangerous.



High Above the Lightning Barrier: Several Oculi are placed just beyond the reach of the constant electrical discharges. You must time your movements between lightning strikes or use specific Electro-related mechanisms to get close enough.

Near the Nazuchi Beach: Look along the coastline where the wreckage of ships is scattered. Some Oculi are hidden within the hulls.



6. Fort Fujitou



This former battlefield is littered with ruins and guarded by persistent enemies.



On Top of the Walls: Use climbing or gliding techniques to scale the remnants of the fortress walls.

Inside the Ruined Towers: Check the upper levels of any standing tower structure for a well-hidden Oculi.



7. Maguu Kenki Arena (Bishin Point)



This is the area where you face the formidable Maguu Kenki boss.



The Central Platform: One Oculi is often found floating directly above the main arena where the boss fight takes place, usually accessible before or after the fight.

Surrounding Cliffs: Climb the hills surrounding the arena for Oculi placed high on rock ledges.



Crucial Note for Kannazuka: If you are struggling to reach an Oculi due to lightning strikes, you may need to complete the second or third stage of the Orobashi’s Legacy quest chain to temporarily calm the storm in that specific area.



Watatsumi Island Electroculus Locations: The Seashell Sanctuary



Watatsumi Island, the domain of the Sangonomiya, is characterized by massive waterfalls, serene pools, and underwater exploration.



8. The Great Waterfall and Sangonomiya Shrine



This is the spiritual heart of the island and features intricate vertical geography.



Behind the Main Waterfall: Often, an Oculi is hidden directly behind the cascading water near the main shrine area.

High Cliffs West of the Shrine: Look for updrafts near the edges of the island allowing you to reach incredibly high placements.

Underneath the Coral Structures: Some Oculi are subtly placed underneath large, elevated coral formations.



9. Bourou Village



This village is built into the side of a giant cliff face.



Village Rooftops: Climb up to the highest points of the houses and wooden structures in the village.

Near the Bridge Entrance: Check the area where the main path leads out of the village toward the open sea.



10. Suigetsu Field and Asase Sea



These areas are known for their large bodies of water and intricate cave systems.



Underwater Caves: Several Oculi are hidden deep within the numerous submerged caves accessible from the coastlines. You’ll need Stamina management or a Hydro character to swim effectively.

Floating Platforms in Suigetsu Field: Look for Oculi placed atop temporary or permanent floating rock structures scattered across the field.



11. Seirai Island (The Stormy Isle)



While technically separate, Seirai Island is usually accessed via a boat trip from Watatsumi or Narukami and is home to the final set of Oculi. This island is chaotic and requires interacting with Electro monuments.



Area Above the Shrine of Maya: This area is prone to massive lightning strikes. Look for Oculi floating near the highest peak. You will often need to activate the phases of the Seirai Storm puzzle to access specific areas safely.

Near the Teleport Waypoint (West Coast): Often found floating near the entrance to the island’s main structures.

The Southern Cliffs: Scour the steep drop-offs near the ocean for Oculi that require precision gliding to catch.



Advanced Tips for Efficient Electroculus Farming



Finding 181 collectibles can feel daunting, but with the right tools, you can maximize your efficiency. Use this section of our Genshin Guide to streamline your hunt.



1. Use the Inazuma Map Feature



This is the single most important tool. After you have found a few Electroculus, the Statue of the Seven will begin marking the approximate location of nearby Oculi on your mini-map once you get close enough. Zoom in frequently!



2. Carry a Range Finder (Compass)



If you have the Fading Twilight (a special gadget acquired during the Orobashi’s Legacy quest chain), it acts similarly to the Anemoculus/Geoculus compasses, pointing you in the general direction of the nearest Electroculus. Make sure it’s equipped!



3. Utilize Character Skills



Characters with superior mobility can make reaching tricky spots much easier:



Kazuha/Xiao/Venti: Excellent for vertical traversal to reach Oculi suspended high in the air.

Yelan/Sayu: Faster ground traversal for covering large distances quickly.

An Electro Character: Essential for activating any Electro-based mechanisms or platforms required to reach a hidden Oculi.



4. Always Check the Vertical Axis



Inazuma is incredibly vertical compared to Mondstadt or Liyue. If you see an Oculi symbol on your map, don't just check the ground level. Look up, look down, and check the underside of floating debris or bridges.



5. Don't Forget Underwater Locations



Watatsumi Island has several accessible submerged areas. If an Oculi seems impossible to reach, try diving! You might find it waiting for you just beneath the surface or in a small air pocket within a cave.



Conclusion: Your Stamina Awaits!



Collecting all 181 Electroculus is a significant undertaking, but the reward—vastly improved exploration capabilities—is well worth the effort. As you revisit these areas, remember to look beyond the obvious paths. Inazuma hides its secrets behind wind currents, lightning, and ancient barriers.



Use this guide as your checklist, grab your favorite team, and prepare to ascend those Statues of the Seven. Happy hunting, Traveler! May your Stamina bar always be full!

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