Where to get Sango Pearl in Genshin Impact - Sango Pearl Locations

Publish date: 2024-05-07
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Sango Pearl is an essential resource in Genshin Impact. They are a local Speciality that can only be found on Watatsumi Island in Inazuma. They look like giant orange spheres nestling among pink petals near the reefs and waters of the island. These rare resources are ascension materials needed to ascend Kokomi and Gorou, two powerful Inazuma-based characters. This guide will break down where to get Sango Pearl in Genshin Impact.

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Where to get Sango Pearls in Genshin Impact

You can find all the locations of the Sango Pearls shown on the map below, although some are more awkward to reach than others. Most of them can be found on the main island, but some will be locked in areas that can only be reached after finishing specific tasks.

For example, some can only be reached if you have drained the Suigetsu Pool, while others are locked in an area that can only be accessed during the Heart of Watatsumi quest. You don’t need to do anything special to collect the Sango Pearl, simply interacting with them is enough. The pearls will take three days to respawn after they have been collected. Below, you can see what the Sango Pearls look like in-game.

Four Sango Pearls can also be obtained by speaking with Mochizuki at the Sangonomiya Shrine for the first time. You can also purchase this rare resource from Bobok, a merchant in Port Osmos in the Sumeru region. You must complete the Raiden Shoguns individual story chapters to buy these resources.

The Sango Pearls are rare ascension materials used to ascend Sangonomiya Kokomi and Gorou. These Inazuma heroes are featured heavily in the Heart of Watatsumi quest and can only be earned in limited event banners. Keep a keen eye out for these rare resources while patrolling Inazuma.

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