Qiqi always emits the impression of a cute girl due to her small stature, leading individuals to ignore her nature as a zombie. Becoming an apprentice pharmacist, Genshin Impact players will find Qiqi working at Bubu Pharmacy.
Players with Qiqi on their own teams find this Cryo Sword user quite a good thing for her massive healing potential. Being among the best Support characters in the game, Qiqi remains a must-have in any team. People who want to take Qiqi one step further may wish to develop a team around her strongest assets. When she has the right teammates with her, Qiqi can maximize her healing potential and decent burst damage capabilities.
Updated on April 4, 2022, by Rhenn Taguiam: With Yae Miko gracing the Genshin Impact 2.5 Update with her Electro prowess, fans eagerly await the appearance of Kamisato Ayato like a new Hydro master within the 2.6 Update. And with this new hero carrying a penchant for swordsmanship, it’s easy for players to pair his offensive nature using the likes of Qiqi with a penchant for defense. However, before players appraise the Frozen aptitude of both Qiqi and Ayato when their elements synergize, fans might want to check whether Qiqi can function well along with other heroes, first.
Keqing, Xingqiu, Venti
Qiqi may become a formidable healer inside a rather offensive party, such as one composed of Keqing (Electro), Xingqiu (Hydro), and Venti (Anemo). In this type of build, Qiqi can provide invaluable healing power because these three other heroes rake up the damage numbers with fast-paced attacks.
In this particular build, Keqing and Xingqiu secure the offensive by attacking opponents with a barrage of attacks they can’t keep up with. Players who try to stray away can be handled by Venti gathering them in another position, with Qiqi providing gradually-boosted healing along the way.
Keqing, Kaeya, Lisa
Players who wish to take advantage of Superconduct statuses might want to get this composition, especially with Qiqi around the lead as healer while Keqing (Electro) stays as DPS and Kaeya (Cryo) and Lisa (Electro) as frontline support.
In this build, Kaeya can shred enemies on her path with boosted criticals, with Kaeya potentially spamming his freezes on unsuspecting enemies. Lisa’s penchant for AOE attacks can offer unprecedented support to allies when it comes to zoning, therefore the rest of the party can obliterate the enemy quickly. Qiqi’s healing specialization adds a much-needed layer of survivability to the party in particular.
Razor, Fischl, Kaeya
Players who want a far more straightforward take on damage may want to pair Qiqi using the likes of Razor (Electro), Fischl (Electro), and Kaeya (Cryo). With this particular build, Qiqi stays as healer but at the same time gets the damage rating that people don’t normally get, thanks to the DPS specialization of the other heroes.
For instance, Razor’s offensive nature compliments well the defensive archery of Fischl, covering both long and short-ranged aspects of combat. Kaeya freezing enemies could be a great deterrent to any sort of counter-offensive they may employ, while Qiqi’s gradual heals can secure survivability towards the party.
Razor, Fischl, Chongyun
Players who want a far more hardcore take on offense may want to add Qiqi to some team composed of Razor (Electro), Fischl (Electro), and Chongyun (Cryo). Now, the aggressive nature of both Razor and Chongyun can secure heavy damage to enemies despite a bit of a speed debuff.
However, Chongyun’s freezing capabilities and Fischl’s long-ranged archery can offer constant deterrents towards the enemy’s advancing abilities, allowing players to savor employing devastating combos while Qiqi provides much-needed healing whenever the players require a little bit of health.
Bennett, Diluc, Venti
Thanks to Qiqi’s natural burst and healing potential, she will your style into just about any setup. Her best lineups include synergies with the likes of Bennett (Pyro), Diluc (Pyro), and Venti (Anemo). With this comp, Qiqi can easily grant heals via her elemental skill whenever she attacks. In fact, her Elemental Burst incentivizes heavy-DPS, because it grants healing whenever allies deal damage. On top of that, Bennett’s buffing toolkit can further boost the team’s overall DMG output. With his Pyro Resonance with Diluc, Bennett can reinforce Diluc to become the team’s primary DPS. Because of Venti’s Anemo control, the party also gains reasonable crowd control to easily proc Qiqi’s burst-heal-attack rotation.
Xingqiu, Klee, Sucrose
With Qiqi’s burst-based healing, her synergies fully trust multi-element interactions. A great illustration of this can be a team of Xingqiu (Hydro), Klee (Pyro), and Sucrose (Anemo). Xingqiu’s buffs support Qiqi at early levels, even without Bennett’s DMG boost.
Likewise, Sucrose acts as a great sub for Venti, as her crowd control kit can help Qiqi proc more elemental interactions effortlessly. However, more interesting unexpected things happen with Klee in the picture. As the previous build will have Diluc serve as primary DPS, Klee’s sheer firepower enables her to both tank and deal damage. With Qiqi’s active talisman, Klee can take on damage and also provide healing to the team because of Qiqi’s burst-heal-attack strategy.
Keqing, Diluc, Venti
At first glance, a team with Keqing (Electro), Diluc (Pyro), and Venti (Anemo) can be a challenge to build because of their 5-Star rating. However, obtaining them may be worth the rolls due to their possibility to max DPS. With this lineup, Qiqi can make use of her natural burst-heal capabilities while becoming a sub-DPS of her very own.
While Qiqi constantly heals her teammates, the rest of the team can dish out decent DPS. Keqing gives great maneuverability, whereas both Diluc and Venti boast powerful crowd control abilities. Much more a pinch, Qiqi can offer emergency heals to make sure maximum survivability among the party.
Fischl, Diluc, Mona
Sometimes, a multi-Element team can maximize Qiqi's healing potential. With Fischl (Electro), Diluc (Pyro), and Mona (Hydro), Qiqi may just have a squad that may hand out a lot of damage and makes room for Qiqi's healing. Diluc can behave as the team's Primary DPS, with both Fischl and Mona in Secondary DPS roles.
This gives the team considerable time to rake at any height damage numbers quickly. Because of Qiqi's burst healing, her damage output may also whittle the enemy's ranks while healing everyone in the vicinity. The fast-paced nature of this build can provide Qiqi more than enough room to showcase her healing talents without risking the team's overall survivability.
Xiangling, Diluc, Mona
Despite the insufficient a basic Resonance, Qiqi can capitalize on her burst healing capabilities with a multi-hit team. This potential is fulfilled having a team of Xiangling (Pyro), Diluc (Pyro), and Mona (Cryo). At its core, the Pyro Resonance between Xiangling and Diluc can capitalize on their base attack potential.
Moreover, the Melt Reaction with Mona can cause problems against opponents in the early stage. Strangely enough, another interesting advantage of this lineup is each team's fast-paced multi-hit potential. Each character, being DPS in their own right, can dish out attacks as many times as you possibly can and cause multiple Reactions. Along with Qiqi's burst healing, this team can deal substantial damage on the get-go.
Klee, Diluc, Venti
Qiqi and her burst healing can usually benefit from powerful elemental combinations. This powerset becomes apparent with Diluc (Pyro), Klee (Pyro), and Venti (Anemo). Diluc and Klee alone will grant them extra DMG courtesy to Pyro Resonance.
With Diluc’s DPS potential and Klee’s burst capabilities, this pairing alone should succeed in group battles. This potential is cemented by the fact that Venti’s crowd control mastery can gather people in one place, where Klee can dish out her stronger bursts. With Qiqi’s burst-attack-heal specialization, they gets much-added survivability in extended boss fights.
Keqing, Diluc, Sucrose
Players searching for more fast-paced battles will appreciate a group with Keqing (Electro), Diluc (Pyro), and Sucrose (Anemo). Once Qiqi activates her elemental skills, her attacks alone can constantly heal her teammates. Because of Diluc and Keqing, Qiqi can proc both Melt and Superconduct reactions, further boosting the team’s overall DPS.
To fill up this team, Sucrose's crowd control mastery will keep enemies close for allies to get rid of. Thanks to the heavy DPS Diluc and mobile Keqing, Qiqi players should be expecting fast-paced battles with this team.
Chongyun, Hu Tao, Razor
Players who want a far more stable and tempo-based comp will understand the combination of Chongyun (Cryo), Hu Tao (Pyro), and Razor (Electro). With this setup, Qiqi can take advantage of her burst-heal-attack cycle using the other burst capabilities of her teammates.
Not to mention, her Cryo Resonance with Chongyun can boost both their innate potential. With Chongyun and his Cryo procs, enemies get a nasty debuff that leaves them available with other attacks. This toolkit becomes a great complement to both Hu Tao and Razor, who excel in doling out quick damage bursts. The 3 of them working together can provide the party with great DPS potential, with Qiqi on standby with regards to emergency heals. Even with no Geo user for defense, this team is a powerhouse.
Chongyun, Keqing, Razor
Players looking for a comp with decent synergy should really try Chongyun (Cryo), Keqing (Electro), and Razor (Electro). Chongyun and Qiqi can engage in Cryo Resonance to help grow their CRIT Rate.
With Chongyun’s battle specialization, he can easily function as the team’s main DPS. Meanwhile, Keqing and Razor get Electro Resonance that may further grow their overall performance. With their Superconduct Reaction, Keqing can lower Physical DEF of enemies while Razor increases their own Physical DMG. Razor alone can dish out massive DPS with his own Elemental Burst.
Xiao, Keqing, Razor
Despite the lack of a Cryo partner, Qiqi can capitalize on her support potential with a rock-solid team that focuses on offense. This potential is fulfilled with Xiao (Anemo), Keqing (Electro), and Razor (Electro). Keqing and Razor, being offensive specialists, will benefit from their Electro Resonance that may boost their base stats.
Moreover, Keqing's Superconduct Reactions can lower the enemy's Physical DEF. This syncs well with Razor's Superconduct Reactions that increase his Physical DMG. Keqing's diverse role can position her being an efficient DPS, whether Primary or Secondary. Meanwhile, Razor can offer much-needed firepower together with his Elemental Bursts. Lastly, an Anemo user like Xiao can maximize Qiqi's healing and stabilize encounters with crowd control.
Genshin Impact was released in 2022 and is playable on PC, PS4, Android, and iOS.
