Here is a complete guide for the Vibro-Crystal Applications event in Genshin Impact, from the best team compositions, to the best buffs to pick, and more.

Vibro-Crystal Applications Complete Event Guide

First off, let's start with the event duration. This combat event went live during the first phase of Genshin Impact Version 4.6 and will run from April 28, 2024, to May 9, 2024. Players must make sure to complete the event's six stages, as well as claim the event rewards before the event ends.

Now, let's dive deeper into our guide for the Vibro-Crystal Applications event in Genshin Impact.

Vibro-Crystal Applications Basics

During the event, players will have to fight an endless wave of enemies split between two halves. The player will have to field a team with up to four characters in each half and must defeat as many enemies as they can within the time limit to accumulate points. Players have 2 minutes and 30 seconds in each half of the fight.

When selecting a stage, players can choose the difficulty of the stage, ranging from Normal to Extreme. The difficulty decides the score multiplier that the players will receive. Normal will give a multiplier of 1, Hard has a multiplier of 4, and Extreme has a multiplier of 10.

Once players have selected a stage and difficulty, they can then proceed to prepare their teams. Other than their own characters, players will also have access to four Trial characters. These Trial characters will help players field teams they normally can't which is helpful for Free-to-play players.

Once the player has decided on their team, they must also adjust the Resonance between a Transmitter Crystal and a Receiver Crystal. Transmitter Crystals decide the activation condition of a buff, while the Receiver Crystal dictates the effect of said buff. Activating these buffs is key to finishing this event.

Additionally, each stage also has their own specific stage effects, which dictate what kind of teams players must build to get the most points in a stage.

To get all of the rewards from a specific stage, players must reach 4,000 points. Reaching 4,000 points in a stage gives players the following rewards:

  • 70 Primogems
  • 60,000 Mora
  • 2 Hero's Wit
  • 3 Mystic Enhancement Ore
  • Three Blue Weapon Ascension Materials (Liyue)

Noe, let's dive into each stage in the Vibro-Crystal Applications event in Genshin Impact, and the guide for their possible team compositions. This guide will primarily highlight the available Trial characters.

Gaseous Flow Deflection

Stage Mechanic: After a character triggers a Swirl reaction on an opponent, the CRIT Rate for the Anemo attacks of all party members is increased by 20% for 6s

Trial Characters: Wanderer, Xiao, Heizhou, Faruzan

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After triggering a Swirl Reaction
  • After using an Elemental Skill
  • After a Normal Attack, Charged Attack, or Plunging Attack hits an opponent

Receiver Crystals:

  • The DMG of your characters' Normal Attacks, Charged Attacks, and Plunging Attacks is increased by 30%/55%/75%
  • Your characters gain an Anemo DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%
  • Your characters' Elemental mastery is increased by 100/180/245

This stage revolves around Swirl and Elemental Reactions. As such, bringing characters that can deal off-field elemental damage for the main DPS to swirl is essential. Here are some possible teams for the player to use:

First Half: Wanderer (Trial), Faruzan (Trial), Xingqiu, Fischl

For the first half, as the enemies are mostly low-HP mobs, the best way to deal with them is by grouping them up and taking them all down with Wanderer. Faruzan's Hurricane Arrow will work well here, since it can group multiple enemies together.

Xingqiu and Fischl will provide the off-elemental damage that Wanderer can use to Swirl. Either stagger these off-field elemental damage sources to always be causing Swirls or use them together to also cause Overloaded damage.

If the player has a better AoE Swirl team, they can choose to bring that instead to this stage.

For the Crystal Resonance, link all three Transmitter Crystals to the Normal/Charged/Plunging Attack buff.

Second Half: Xiao (Trial), Bennett, Sucrose, Flex

For the second half, Xiao is a good option since the enemies have more HP, which makes Xiao's burst damage capable of taking them down. Partner Xiao with Bennett for his healing and ATK buff, Sucrose (or other Anemo characters) for energy recharge and resonance, and a Flex character like a shielder to help keep Xiao alive.

If the player has other Swirl team compositions of their own, they can use that instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link all three Transmitter Crystals to the Normal/Charged/Plunging Attack buff.

Fertile Growth Activation Research

Stage Mechanic: After a character triggers a Quicken, Spread, or Aggravate reaction on an opponent, they regain 4 Elemental Energy. This effect can be triggered up to once every 3s

Trial Characters: Cyno, Nahida, Xingqiu, Yaoyao

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After using an Elemental Skill
  • After an Elemental Skill or Elemental Burst hits
  • After triggering a Dendro-related reaction

Receiver Crystals:

  • Your characters gain an All Elemental DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%
  • The All Elemental RES of nearby opponents is decreased by 25%/55%/80%
  • Your characters' Elemental Mastery is increased by 100/180/245

This stage revolves around Dendro-related Elemental Reactions. As such, bringing Dendro reaction teams is your best bet. Here are some possible teams for the player to use:

First Half: Cyno (Trial), Yaoyao (Trial), Fischl, Kirara

Since the enemies are coming out one at a time, Cyno is perfect for the first half. Cyno can easily apply Aggravate thanks to Yaoyao's off-field Dendro application, with Fischl helping to apply Electro when Cyno isn't using his Elemental Burst.

Thanks to the stage effect, however, it is likely that Cyno will be able to use his Elemental burst on cooldown. just make sure to regularly deploy the off-field damage sources of Yaoyao, Fischl, and Kirara.

If the player has their own Aggravate team, they may choose to bring those instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the top two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental Res debuff on enemies, and the third one to the Elemental Mastery Crystal.

Second Half: Nahida (Trial), Xingqiu (Trial), Shinobu, Dendro Traveller

Multiple enemies per wave make this a perfect stage for Hyperbloom compositions. Nahida will be the main source of Dendro damage, with Xingqiu, Shinobu, and Dendro Traveller providing the off-field Elemental damage with their Skills and Bursts.

Thanks to the Stage effect, it's easy to charge each character's Elemental Burst, and as such players must remember to use each character's Elemental Skill to charge it up quickly. Stay on Nahida for most of the fight, and just continuously create Hyperbloom reactions to easily take down the enemy waves.

If the player has their own Hyperbloom team, or other Dendro-related teams, they may choose to bring those instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the top two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental Res debuff on enemies, and the third one to the Elemental Mastery Crystal.

Effect of Ecological Fluctuations

Stage Mechanic: When a character's HP increases or decreases, their CRIT DMG increases by 40% for 6s

Trial Characters: Neuvillette, Wriothesley, Lynette, Charlotte

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After current HP increases or decreases
  • After a Normal Attack, Charged Attack, or Plunging Attack hits an opponent
  • After hitting enemies 3 times in  a row within 3 seconds

Receiver Crystals:

  • The DMG of your characters' Normal Attacks, Charged Attacks, and Plunging Attacks is increased by 30%/55%/75%
  • Your characters gain an All Elemental DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%
  • The DEF of nearby opponents is decreased by 33.3%/53.7%/66.7%

The stage revolves around characters whose HP fluctuates, giving them CRIT DMG when it does. Thankfully, two of the trial characters in this stage have HP fluctuation mechanics, making team building easy. Here are some possible teams for the player to use.

First Half: Neuvillette (Trial), Lynette (Trial), Bennette, Xiangling

Neuvillette is perfect for the first half as multiple enemies spawn at a time. His Water Cannon, for lack of a better term, is perfect for taking down droves of enemies. Throw in Lynette's Taunt from her Elemental Burst, the ATK boost from Bennette, and Xiangling's Elemental Burst, and you have yourself a Vape-Swirl team capable of clearing enemies fast.

Of course, if the player has their own Neuvillette team, they can choose to use that instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the top two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental DMG bonus, and the third one to the DEF Debuff Crystal.

Second Half: Wriothesley (Trial), Layla, Xingqiu, Charlotte (Trial)

Since enemies spawn a few at a time, it makes Wriothesley perfect for the fight as his kit makes him good against smaller groups of enemies. Putting Layla here allows Wriothsley to survive easily thanks to her shield alongside Charlotte's healing. Xingqiu is here to apply off-field Hydro damage so that this becomes a Freeze team.

If the player has other off-field Hydro applicators like Furina, or a team for Wriothesley, they can choose to bring that team instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the top two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental DMG bonus, and the third one to the DEF Debuff Crystal.

That's all for our guide on the Vibro-Crystal Applications Event in Genshin Impact so far. As of this article, there are still three more stages for the player to clear. Once these stages become available, we will be sure to update this guide.

Probability of Wound Healing

Stage Mechanic: When a character receives healing, their CRIT Rate increases by 20% for 6s.

Trial Characters: Furina, Baizhu, Barbara, Sayu

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After using an Elemental Skill
  • After being healed
  • After triggering a Hydro-related reaction

Receiver Crystals:

  • Your character's Energy Recharge is increased by 30%/55%/75%
  • Your characters' CRIT DMG increased by 45%/80%/110%
  • Your characters gain an All Elemental DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%

The stage revolves around characters that can heal while off-field to apply an increased CRIT Rate. The Transmitter Crystals also hint that players should build Hydro-related reaction teams. Here are some possible teams for players to use:

First Half: Furina (Trial), Sayu (Trial), Kaeya, Chongyun

This is a Freeze team that doubles as a Reverse Melt Team thanks to the Pyro Slimes. Furina can keep using her offensive Skill while Sayu works to heal the team with her Elemental Burst. Then, using Kaeya's Elemental Burst and Chongyun's Kit, players can proceed to Freeze and Reverse Melt enemies.

Of course, if the player has better built characters that can do something similar, they can bring those characters instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the first Transmitter Crystal to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal, and the other two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental DMG Bonus Receiver Crystal.

Second Half: Baizhu (Trial), Barbara (Trial), Xingqiu, Yaoyao

This team will be a Bloom Team, with Barbara and Xingqiu providing off-field Hydro application, and Baizhu and Yaoyao applying Dendro. Baizhu is also a healer in this team, so he can also help in increasing the team's CRIT Rate.

If the player has a built Shinobu, Fischl, or off-field Electro characters, they can replace Barbara with them to create a Hyperbloom Team. If the player has other characters they want to use to create other Dendro-related teams, they can bring them instead.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the first Transmitter Crystal to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal, and the other two Transmitter Crystals to the Elemental DMG Bonus Receiver Crystal.

Enhancing the Photothermal Effect

Stage Mechanic: When a character triggers a Pyro-related reaction on an opponent, the All Elemental RES of opponents is decreased by 30% for 6s.

Trial Characters: Arlecchino, Lyney, Chevreuse, Thoma

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After obtaining Bond of Life or being healed
  • After dealing Pyro DMG to opponents
  • After triggering a Pyro-related reaction on opponents

Receiver Crystals:

  • Your characters gain a Pyro DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%
  • Your characters' CRIT DMG increased by 45%/80%/110%
  • The DEF of nearby opponents is decreased by 33.3%/53.7%/66.7%

The stage revolves around Pyro-reactions, so players should create teams that focus on causing said Pyro-reactions. Here are some possible teams for players to use:

First Half: Arlecchino (Trial), Barbara, Xingqiu, Thoma (Trial

Arlecchino will be the primary DPS for this team, with the main elemental reaction being Vape. Thoma will provide shields and additional Pyro DMG, while Xingqiu's Elemental Burst and Barbara's Elemental Skill will apply Hydro to nearby enemies.

Just remember to wait for Arlecchino's Blood-Debt Directive to become Blood-Debt Due before using her Charged Attack. Use the wait to use the Skills and Bursts of the other members of the team.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the first and second Transmitter Crystal to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal, and link the last Transmitter Crystal to the DEF debuff Receiver Crystal.

Second Half: Lyney (Trial), Chevreuse (Trial), Fischl, Shinobu

This team is an Overload Team, thanks to Chevreuse buffs and Fischl and Shinobu's off-field Electro application. Lyney will be the main source of Pyro DMG for the team, so use his Charged Attacks once the off-field Electro DMG sources are deployed. Also, remember to use Chevreuse's Elemental Skill after causing an Overload to empower it.

For the Crystal Resonance, link the first Transmitter Crystal to the Pyro DMG Bonus, and the other two Transmitter Crystals to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal.

Resonance Vibration Attribution

Stage Mechanic: When a character triggers a Crystallize reaction on an opponent, the All Elemental RES of opponents is decreased by 30% for 6s

Trial Characters: Navia, Arataki Itto, Noelle, Gorou

Transmitter Crystals:

  • After using an Elemental Skill
  • After obtaining an Elemental Shard created by the Crystallize reaction
  • After switching characters

Receiver Crystals:

  • Your characters gain a Geo DMG Bonus of 30%/55%/75%
  • Ever 2s, shockwaves will be released at an opponent's location when they are hit, dealing a certain amount of/somewhat higher/a much greater amount of Physical DMG to nearby opponents
  • Your characters' CRIT DMG increased by 45%/80%/110%

The stage revolves around the Crystallize reactions and Geo characters. Here are some possible teams for the players to use:

First Half: Arataki Itto (Trial), Gorou (Trial), Noelle (Trial), Fischl

Itto is important in this team thanks to his strong DMG output. Additionally, his Claymore can help destroy the Rock Shields of the Rock Shieldwall Mitachurls, which are a huge timesink to defeat without a Claymore user.

Gorou will provide the buffs for the Geo Team, while Noelle can provide shielding and extra healing. Fischl's job is to be an off-field source of Elemental DMG, allowing whoever is on the field to activate the Crystallize reaction.

For the Crystal Resonance, either link all of the Transmitter Crystals to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal or the Shockwave Receiver Crystal.

Second Half: Navia (Trial), Bennett, Xiangling, Xingqiu

The second half consists of various elemental creatures, making Navia the perfect DPS to take them down thanks to her AoE Elemental Skill and Burst. This allows her to easily dispatch multiple enemies, while also empowering herself with the Elemental Shards she creates.

Bennett's job is to provide healing and an attack buff, while Xiangling and Xingqiu's job is to apply Pyro and Hydro respectively while off-field. Use Xingqiu's Elemental Burst and Skill on the Slimes, while reserving Xiangling's Elemental Burst and Skill for the Hydro Mimics.

For the Crystal Resonance, link all of the Transmitter Crystals to the CRIT DMG Receiver Crystal.

That's all for our guide on the Vibro-Crystal Applications Event in Genshin Impact so far. As of this article, all stages of the event are now available. As the event will end in around 3 days, players should pick up the pace and finish the event for its rewards.

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