Sucrose | Genshin Impact- Appearence,personality,Rating,Best Builds and FAQs

Sucrose is an alchemist at the Knights of Favonius and an assistant to Albedo. She is an introverted character who can create an astable anemo hypostasis with the help of her anemo vision. She is obsessed with alchemy and constantly asks herself questions to which she herself finds answers to.

About Sucrose

Rarity	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Element	Anemo
Weapon	Catalyst
Birthday	November 26
Special Dish	Nutritious Meal (V. 593)
Region	Mondstat

How to get Sucrose in Genshin Impact?

Sucrose can be obtained by wishing on the standard, event or weapons banner. She will receive a huge drop rate boost on banners she is featured on. Sucrose can also be obtained through starglitter exchange on Paimon’s Bargains.

Combat Info

Ascensions and Stats

Ascension Stage	Level	Base HP	Base ATK	Base DEF	Ascension Stat (Anemo DMG Bonus)
0	1/20	775	14	59	-
	20/20	1,991	37	151
1	20/40	2,570	47	195	-
	40/40	3,850	71	293
2	40/50	4,261	78	324	6.00%
	50/50	4,901	90	373
3	50/60	5,450	100	414	12.00%
	60/60	6,090	112	463
4	60/70	6,501	120	494	12.00%
	70/70	7,141	131	543
5	70/80	7,552	139	574	18.00%
	80/80	8,192	151	623
6	80/90	8,603	158	654	24.00%
	90/90	9,243	170	703

Talents

Wind Spirit Creation | Normal Attack

Skill Attributes

Astable Anemohypostasis Creation - 6308 | Elemental Skill

Creates a small Wind Spirit that pulls opponents and objects towards its location, launches opponents within its AoE, and deals Anemo DMG.

This is a little embarrassing, but though the elemental lifeforms birthed through this procedure dissipate very rapidly, they are incredibly useful while adventuring. Even failed experiments have practical applications.

Skill Attributes

Forbidden Creation - Isomer 75 / Type II | Elemental Burst

Sucrose hurls an unstable concoction that creates a Large Wind Spirit.

While it persists, the Large Wind Spirit will continuously pull in surrounding opponents and objects, launch nearby opponents, and deal Anemo DMG.

Elemental Absorption

If the Wind Spirit comes into contact with Hydro/Pyro/Cryo/Electro energy, it will deal additional elemental DMG of that type.

Elemental Absorption may only occur once per use.

Sucrose used to give names to her volatile Anemo Hypostases, but their line of heirs quickly grew to surpass Baron Bunny the 893rd.

Skill Attributes

Catalyst Conversion | Ascension Phase 1 Passive

When Sucrose triggers a Swirl effect, all characters in the party with the matching element (excluding Sucrose) have their Elemental Mastery increased by 50 for 8s.

Mollis Favonius | Ascension Phase 4 Passive

When Astable Anemohypostasis Creation - 6308 or Forbidden Creation - Isomer 75 / Type II hits an opponent, increases all party members' (excluding Sucrose) Elemental Mastery based on 20% of Sucrose's Elemental Mastery for 8s.

Astable Invention | Off-field Passive

When Sucrose crafts Character and Weapon Enhancement Materials, she has a 10% chance to obtain double the product.

Talents Upgrade

Level	Materials Required	Mora Cost
2	Teachings of Freedom x 3, Whopperflower Nectar x 6	12500
3	Guide to Freedom x 2, Shimmering Nectar x 3	17500
4	Guide to Freedom x 4, Shimmering Nectar x 4	25000
5	Guide to Freedom x 6, Shimmering Nectar x 6	30000
6	Guide to Freedom x 9, Shimmering Nectar x 9	37500
7	Philosophies of Freedom x 4, Energy Nectar x 4, Spirit Locket of Boreas x 1	120000
8	Philosophies of Freedom x 6, Energy Nectar x 6, Spirit Locket of Boreas x 1	260000
9	Philosophies of Freedom x 12, Energy Nectar x 9, Spirit Locket of Boreas x 2	450000
10	Philosophies of Freedom x 16, Energy Nectar x 12, Spirit Locket of Boreas x 2, Crown of Insight x 1	700000
Total	Whopperflower x 6, Shimmering Nectar x 22, Energy Nectar x 31, Teachings of Freedom x 3, Guide to Freedom x 21, Philosophies of Freedom x 38, Spirit Locket of Boreas x 6, Crown of Insight x 1	1652500

Constellation

Level	Name	Effect
1	Clustered Vacuum Field	Astable Anemohypostasis Creation - 6308 gains 1 additional charge.
2	Beth: Unbound Form	The duration of Forbidden Creation - Isomer 75 / Type II is increased by 2s.
3	Flawless Alchemistress	Increases the Level of Astable Anemohypostasis Creation - 6308 by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
4	Alchemania	Every 7 Normal and Charged Attacks, Sucrose will reduce the CD of Astable Anemohypostasis Creation - 6308 by 1-7s.
5	Caution: Standard Flask	Increases the Level of Forbidden Creation - Isomer 75 / Type II by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
6	Chaotic Entropy	If Forbidden Creation - Isomer 75 / Type II triggers an Elemental Absorption, all party members gain a 20% Elemental DMG Bonus for the corresponding absorbed element during its duration.

Availability

Paimon’s Bargains

1. Sucrose will be purchasable through Paimon’s bargains for 34 starglitter. Starglitter can be obtained by wishing on the standard, event, and weapons banner.

Gacha

1. Sucrose has a large percentage of chance for appearing on a featured banner. She also has a small percentage of chance for appearing on the standard, weapons, or event wish banner.

Personality

Sucrose has only one goal and it is the greatest goal of them all. Everything else she creates on the way are just steps which she takes to achieve her goal. This goal is to create her own paradise. She constantly finds herself asking questions and she can not rest unless she finds answers to it. She can go to extremes and even divert to other research inbetween to get her answers.

Sucrose is generally very shy and she usually learns by trial and error. Since she can not do this with human relationships, she naturally started avoiding it and because of this, people find Sucrose unapproachable at first. People are also surprised by Sucrose’s fascination with bones, so much so that she often goes to the Adventurer’s guild looking for it. It has gotten to the point where they keep bones aside for later when Sucrose arrives and the fresher the bones, the happier she is.

Sucrose hates taking breaks as she finds comfort in conducting alchemy. She was once forced to take a 7 day break and was so bored out of her mind that she returned the next day and said it was torture. Her constant questioning to find answers definitely contributes to her genius as an alchemist at such a young age.

Appearance

Sucrose has a “Teen” body type and is 5'2″ / 157 cm with green hair that has a long streak on the back and amber eyes along with spectacles with circular frames. Her ears are similar to an animal’s and are camouflaged between her hair. Her outfit is the Knights of Favonius’ Alchemist uniform and is custom built for her. It has a white hat she is always seen wearing, while gloves with blue on the inside, a black corset with a blue coat over it and a white cape with sleeves along her shoulders. She wears a black fluffy cloth around her neck which is pinned together by a vision. She wears white boots with tints of blue, black and gold on it. Underneath it, she is seen wearing stockings which go all the way up to her thighs and are connected to her corset through a belt.

Character Stories

Character Details

Sucrose may be the assistant of the genius alchemist Albedo, but they could not be more different in research direction.

As opposed to studying the essence of alchemy and the ability to create new life, she is far more interested in using alchemy to modify existing life, all the better to add variety and color to this world.

Despite her youth, she has already achieved some brilliant results. For example, she has been able to increase the nectar output of Sweet Flowers by 70% by irrigating them with a special potion. She has also developed a special spray that allows Sunsettias to maintain their freshness for a whole month after being plucked from the branch.

Even people who were initially suspicious of her research inclinations have come to acknowledge her exceptional talents in the field of alchemy after seeing such results.

However, she merely considers these to be incidental steps on the path to a successful experiment, rather than the success itself. Her true aim is much more ambitious than this. It's a secret, and is also her little dream.

Story 1

Bio-alchemy explores numerous lines of inquiry, all of which stem from Sucrose's questions about living things in the world. These questions, in turn, are born out of her insatiable curiosity, a faculty that is far more developed in her than in most.

For instance, Sucrose's curiosity was once drawn to the sweet flower, accepted by most people as simply being a source of sugar.

She wondered: Although sweetness is clearly the most readily identifiable feature of this plant, should that be grounds for limiting its application as we have tended to? Does it not merit further study?

So, after a careful study of the various features of sweet flowers, she devised thirty-something distinct rearing plans along with numerous control groups to account for temperature and other environmental conditions.

And yet, her experiment still underestimated just how many variations were possible. After the experiment began, Sucrose found herself with more questions rather than fewer, and the novel discoveries that her experiment yielded gave her inspiration for further research. Sucrose is incapable of leaving questions unattended to — it makes her restless, even guilty, to ignore it. Spurred on by this quirk of her temperament, her rearing plants grew in number to almost three hundred.

The result was a whole new series of sweet flower strains: Some with thrice the number of flowers, some with heads five or six times the normal size that could even float in the wind, and some even producing a sweet-tasting fruit.

Months of experimentation later, Sucrose had finally answered every last one of her questions pertaining to sweet flowers. As she finished writing up her research notes, she let out a long sigh of relief.

Though she was physically and mentally exhausted, the sight of stack after stack of her bio-alchemical research volumes stretching around three walls of the room gave her a deep sense of joy and satisfaction.

Story 2

To the people around her, Sucrose comes across as a quiet, introverted alchemist with little interest in the lives of others. In fact, the truth is quite the opposite: Sucrose is fascinated by absolutely everything that exists in the world. The only thing is, she finds the discipline of social interaction to be far more difficult to master than that of alchemy.

In alchemy, the process of trial-and-error coupled with a determination to get the truth is sufficient to bring you to your answer eventually. But with interpersonal relationships, there is the added complication of having to factor in manners, moods, and other unquantifiable variables. To make things worse, there seems to be no room for an approach that relies heavily on making errors.

Hence, Sucrose decided to avoid such variables at all costs and stick to her familiar methods in satisfying her curiosity.

For instance, Sucrose had always been curious about whether she and Cat's Tail bartender Diona, both of whom have animal ears, had any shared ancestry. In fact, this was not a private matter, and most people would simply ask the question. But Sucrose was concerned that it would be a sensitive topic — she, for one, did not like people drawing attention to her ears.

So, she resorted to the method she knew best: Observation.

For one whole month, Diona constantly had an unnerving sense that someone was secretly watching her. She assumed that one of the tavern patrons was stalking her, and was none too happy about it.

"Similar genome, but ultimately different ancestry. Cat connection merits further study. Note: Unable to obtain bone sample thus far."

This is the conclusion that Sucrose had jotted down in her notebook based on her findings so far.

Bio-alchemy aside, Sucrose made one further discovery from this episode.

That is to say, judging by the pair of cat-ear spectacles she made for herself after the event, it would appear that she has finally come to comprehend a certain uniquely feline variety of cuteness. She is too shy to wear them in public, however, and only puts them on when alone in her room.

Story 3

Once every three days, Sucrose ventures into the real world at dusk. To her, these excursions are rare and momentous events. One by one, she visits the butcher's, the Adventurers' Guild, and the Springvale hunters, looking for a material of a very specific kind.

"Hi—Hi... Sorry, I... I'd like, um, the freshest, best-quality b—bones you've got... Yep, the ones with the blood and meat still on."

People found her behavior utterly unusual at first, but once they had gotten used to it, they were eager to oblige, even putting the rarest bones aside for her in advance.

This was a major bonus for her. Not only was she able to acquire an ample supply of the usual chicken and boar bones, but she also got her hands on a complete lizard skeleton and even a chunk of hilichurl leg bone still bearing fresh blood.

Her eyes would light up with excitement at the sight of these strange and rare bones. She would thank Katheryne of the Adventurers' Guild profusely, bowing to her over and over.

As well as going some way towards satisfying Sucrose's curiosity, she also found new inspiration from piecing new bones together.

More importantly, collecting skeletons was her hobby, and she was crazy about it.

One day, Sucrose happened to overhear a mother attempting to discipline her child:

"If you don't do as you're told, the scary old lady with the cloth sack over her back will come to your door, go into your room, pick out every bone from your body, and take them away!"

Sucrose's curiosity compelled her to investigate further. It turned out that this was nothing more than a ghost story used by mothers to shock their children into compliance, and that it had existed long before Sucrose was even born.

She breathed a sigh of relief when she found out the truth. Soon after this, people noticed that Sucrose had switched her cloth sack for a leather one. Perhaps she did this just because she was shy. Or perhaps it was to avoid arousing suspicion...

Story 4

As an assistant, Sucrose does everything she can to support Albedo, and even though his alchemical inquiries tend more towards the abstruse, she finds herself learning a lot every time.

After an experiment lasting five straight days and nights came to its end, Albedo noticed that Sucrose was on the brink of collapsing from exhaustion, and organized a mandatory seven-day vacation for her.

Sucrose began her holiday determined to take a proper rest and regain her energy, but from the moment that she woke up on day one she struggled to adjust to the vacation lifestyle.

First things first, let's get some breakfast: fried eggs, sausages, and a cup of coffee. Nothing new to report there. All of these were foods and beverages that she had previously researched, after all.

Next, she thought, how about a little rest and relaxation in the sun with a good book? Again, nothing new to report: plenty of research shows this to be one of the most effective means of relaxation. There wasn't a book that she hadn't already read, and there wasn't a query that she hadn't already highlighted, looked into, and later annotated.

So then she did some household chores: laundry, dusting, tidying. Check. Once again — nothing new to report. There was nothing to dispute about the fact that a clean and tidy environment is conducive to mental well-being.

Half a day in, and Sucrose had not had the occasion to ask "why" or "how" even once.

She was bored, restless, and angsty, and she could not calm herself down.

She was desperate to throw herself at a research problem. It didn't matter what it was: She would have happily researched the potted plants on the terrace, even if nothing came of it. Anything just to pass the time. But wherever she looked — the Lamp Grass to her left, the Sweet Flower in front of her, or the Cecilia to her right — all she found were things that she had previously researched in exhaustive detail.

Finally, she gave up and forced herself to go to sleep.

The next day, she reported to the laboratory first thing in the morning.

"All day long, you have nothing to research, and nothing to question. That's not rest, it's torture!"

Story 5

Sucrose's childhood was no different from anyone else's in Mondstadt. She had loving parents, she had her best friends. Life was simple, and beautiful.

Her most enduring childhood memory is a story she once heard about a wonderful paradise.

Somewhere in a far-flung corner of Teyvat, there was an undiscovered domain with pretty pink flowers the height of a hundred people, teeny-tiny floating fairies flying over all the place, and beautiful unicorns, the pinnacle of perfection.

Sucrose and her two best friends believed that if only they could reach this magical place, they would surely live happily ever after.

But time went by, and one of her friends left on a long journey with her adventurer parents, never to return.

The other suffered a domestic tragedy: Her father fell ill and passed away, her whole personality changed, and she broke off her friendship with Sucrose.

The promise that they had once made to reunite someday in the future no longer meant anything.

Sucrose felt lonelier than she had ever felt before in her whole life. They hadn't even set eyes on paradise yet, and already her friends were gone...

Well. Even if they were destined to never meet again, Sucrose was desperate to honor their past friendship in some way. That was when she discovered the existence of alchemy from a book that she was reading.

Sucrose realized: Though she had never had the chance to find the entrance to that wondrous place, she now had the opportunity to be the creator of her own paradise.

Thus began her study of bio-alchemy, and she-poured all of her curiosity and passion into it.

Still, she has never once mentioned the story of paradise and her bygone friendships to anyone else.

Perhaps one day, when that place she first learned of in a children's storybook finally becomes a reality in the real world, her friends will return.

Mist Flower Project 3, Version 17, Enlargement Trial

Sucrose has a set of strict requirements when it comes to the selection of species for her personal paradise. After experimentation, specimens that are up to standard she tags with "pass."

At first, she wanted to give exotic-sounding names to each of her plants, just like in the stories, but whenever she came to try and name something, she found herself completely at a loss for ideas.

After spending so long as a scientist, she insisted on flawless logic even when it came to relatively trivial matters such as naming.

Her earliest batch of names included the following:

"Grassflower," a flower that grows on grass;

"Flowergrass," a grass that grows beneath flowers;

"Multigrassflower," a flower that grows on dense grass, and so on and so forth.

Even such un-paradisiacal names as these would take Sucrose forever to come up with — far longer than the duration of the experiments themselves.

In the end, she gave up on naming altogether and simply used the specimen identifiers from her research notes instead.

Yes, this meant the names ended up being much longer, but, but... ...But anyway, Sucrose is the creator of this paradise, so why shouldn't she get to name things any way she wants to?

Vision

It was on an afternoon just like any other that Sucrose received her Vision.

Ready to begin her one-hundred-and-fifty-ninth dandelion-seed simmering experiment, she poured her carefully crafted alchemical solution into the cauldron. Instantly, the cauldron hit boiling point, and the entire room was filled with steam. Sucrose rushed to the cauldron, anxious to see what new transmutation had occurred this time; in her excitement she even burned both of her hands on the lip of the cauldron.

Much to her disappointment, however, the dandelion seeds had once again burned to a crisp. But there was something new there, too: lying there amidst the black dandelion seeds was a Vision.

And yet, rather than pouring out the liquid and taking her Vision she first thought for a moment and then lit the fire up again to continue simmering the contents of the cauldron.

She was curious to know what further reactions might occur between dandelion seeds and Visions. Sadly, the experiment ended in failure after three hours of constant simmering.

Still, there was no denying that she had reaped a great reward from this experiment, for the elemental energy provided by her Vision would become her single greatest asset in her future bio-alchemical endeavors.

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Constellation

Ampulla

Quests and Events

Archon Quests

1. Princeps Cretaceus Chapter (Albedo's story)
2. Act I: Traveler Observation Report
3. The Rumored Alchemist

Events

1. The Chalk Prince and the Dragon
2. Act I: Festering Desire (Quest)
3. Act IV: Uninvited Guests

1. Invitation of Windblume
2. Act III: Realm of Fog and Wind

Web Events

1. Side by Side We Venture
2. An Unforgettable Journey

Character Interactions

Characters	Stories	Voices
Albedo	Yes	Yes
Eula	No	Yes
Jean	No	Yes
Kaeya	No	Yes
Lisa	No	Yes
Klee	No	Yes

Trivia

1. Sucrose has a hobby of collecting skeletal structures. This might be a reference to her breed, which has not been revealed yet.
2. Sucrose does not name her creations because the process took too much time.
3. Unlike Albedo, Sucrose does not want to find the source of life, but rather improve upon it.

Explainer Video

FAQs

What is Sucrose used for?

Sucrose’s kit is used to group enemies together. Her passive talent and her constellations point towards damage transfer as well.

Is Sucrose a wolf?

It is not yet revealed what animal Sucrose is based on.

Is Emerald Orb good on Sucrose?

While Emerald Orb is definitely a good option, thrilling tales or dragon slayers or sacrificial fragments will definitely benefit her kit more.

Final Thoughts

Sucrose is one of the strongest support characters in the game. She is constantly seen in damage per screenshot teams because of her incredible ability to transfer damage to the main dps. She also has incredible grouping abilities thanks to both her elemental skills and burst. Although she was initially overshadowed by Venti, people quickly realised her potential. With the Viridescent Venerer set, she can be incredibly broken, only getting better with constellations. Once grouped with a book like sacrificial fragments, Sucrose can use her elemental skill upto thrice with her first constellation, completely eliminating an issue with energy recharge.

Sucrose will be your buddy whether it comes to grouping your enemies or when it comes to working on the alchemy table. Sometimes her expertise in alchemy doubles character and weapon enhancement materials.