Genshin 6.2 ‘Luna III’ Banners: Durin & Jahoda Debut, Neuvillette Rerun!

Travelers, get ready—Version 6.2, dubbed “Luna III,” is finally on the horizon! The spotlight’s on Durin, the long-teased dragon reborn in human form, stepping in as a powerful new 5-star Pyro unit, while Jahoda, an Anemo 4-star with ties to the mysterious Nod-Krai, brings brand-new reaction mechanics to the table.

Alongside them, a wave of rerun banners will let players reunite with fan-favorite veterans just in time for the latest Abyss shake-up. With both fresh faces and returning legends, Luna III feels like the perfect mix of lore hype and gameplay power.

 

Genshin 6.2 Banners All-in-one Chart

New 5-star Character
Durin
Rerun 5-star Character
Neuvillette	Escoffier	Venti
New 4-star Character
Jahoda

 

Durin

I’ve been tracking Durin’s reveals closely — he’s the adorable “Mini Durin” reborn from the Simurgh tales and now teased as a playable human form in the 6.x cycle. From the leaks and previews, Durin is shaping up to be a 5-star Pyro sword user who plays like an off-field enabler with real teeth: think Bennett’s party ATK/heal vibes blended with Xiangling’s Pyro spread — a true hybrid support/sub-DPS.

Mechanically, reports say his Skill provides persistent teamwide Pyro/ATK buffs while his Burst generates a wide Pyro aura that amplifies reactions and sustained damage — making him especially attractive for Vaporize comps or any team that wants reliable, always-on Pyro support without burning field time. Rumors even suggest his constellations add shields and healing, nudging him from “great buffer” toward a meta staple if true.

 

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Jahoda

I’ve been peeping Jahoda’s leaks — she’s confirmed as a playable 4-star Anemo bow wielder from Nod-Krai, affiliated with the Curatorium of Secrets. Her kit is rumored to interact with the brand-new “Luna Swirl / Luna Reaction” system (a twist on Anemo’s usual Swirl) — so she’s likely a support / sub-DPS with reaction synergy. Story lore says she’s a bounty hunter + gadget tinkerer, with a bionic arm and sharp wit.

As for her meta prospects — she might become a staple in reaction teams that leverage Luna mechanics, or in flexible comps needing Anemo support. Of course, it depends heavily on her actual kit and scaling. But from the hype — she’s got the vibe to be a surprise hot pick.

 

Neuvillette

I’ve been running Neuvillette a lot and he plays unlike almost anyone else — he’s a Hydro catalyst unit whose whole damage identity lives in his charged attacks: long-range, continuous AoE Hydro strikes that scale with HP and even cost his own HP while active unless you manage heals. His Skill/Burst spawn Sourcewater droplets to speed up charge time and sustain him, so he’s a true on-field Hydro carry rather than a passive buffer.

In the current meta he’s loved for raw, reliable Hydro application and insane single-target + multi-target power if you build HP and sustainability around him; he isn’t plug-and-play but commanders who invest will keep picking him for Hydro comps.

 

Escoffier

I’ve been testing Escoffier in Freeze and hybrid comps — she’s a Cryo polearm support who dishes off-field Cryo damage, heals based on her ATK, and (critically) applies a party-conditioned RES shred that rips enemy Hydro/Cryo RES wide open when you run Hydro or Cryo teammates. That combo makes her an amazing enabler for sustain + Freeze burst windows: she keeps teammates healthy while also boosting team damage by softening enemy defenses.

Right now she’s viewed as a versatile utility pick — healer, off-field sub-DPS, and meta Freeze enabler — so I expect decent pick rates whenever Freeze or Cryo/Hydro teams are in vogue.

 

Venti

I still bring Venti for anything that wants clean crowd control: he’s an Anemo bow support whose Burst groups enemies into a huge vortex and spreads elements via Swirl, making him the queen of AoE staging and reaction setups. Build him either as energy-economy support or a Swirl/EM reaction enabler (and pair with Viridescent Venerer for RES shred), and he’ll turbocharge farming, Abyss floors, and multi-enemy bosses. He’s less flashy than new meta picks but remains a perennial staple for wide-area content and exploration — expect him to keep showing up in clears where grouping matters.

 

Pull Recommendations

If you’re wondering where to spend your primos this patch, here’s the quick take:

• Durin and Jahoda are the clear highlights of “Luna III.” New-version characters tend to ship with powerful kits that define the meta, and both are shaping up to be must-pulls—Durin as a flexible Pyro support/sub-DPS hybrid and Jahoda as an Anemo unit tied directly to the new Luna mechanics. For veterans,
• Neuvillette remains one of the most consistent Hydro carries in the game; if you missed him the first time or want to push his constellations higher, this is a great chance to secure him.
• As for Escoffier and Venti, they’re strong but more situational—great pickups if you need reliable Freeze support or wide-area crowd control, but otherwise safe to skip if your roster already covers those roles.

 

Conclusion

And that’s the early scoop on Genshin Impact 6.2’s “Luna III” banners! With Durin’s rumored hybrid Pyro support/DPS kit, Jahoda’s Luna reaction tricks, and returning all-stars like Neuvillette, Escoffier, and Venti, this patch really does have something for everyone.

If you’re already eyeing your pulls, now’s the perfect time to stock up—head over to LDShop for the best deals on Genesis Crystals so you’ll be fully prepared when these banners drop. Don’t get caught short on primos—make sure you’re ready to grab your favorites the moment they arrive!