Genshin Impact 7.2 Leaks Show New Poses and Mitya, Valeriy Wish Animations

Genshin Impact Version 7.2 leaks posted on September 24 offer two different looks at character presentation. One image places four proposed poses side by side. Separately, short clips appear to show the Wish pull reveals for Mitya and Valeriy, ending with each character's name and star icons on screen. These are not the same feature: a pose preview does not establish a Wish animation, and the pull footage does not identify the people in the four-panel collage. Neither set is an official banner announcement or a guide to unlocking the poses.

Four poses, but no labels to match them to names

The collage is the first full-body visual companion to an earlier text claim that new character poses are planned. Its first panel shows a silver-haired figure turned partly away, holding a dark object with red accents close to the chest. Long, pointed pieces of white, gray and black clothing frame the stance. Beside that figure, a green-and-black-clad character stands in profile, with bright green accents and fabric trailing behind. Because the picture is a still, it does not show how either person moves when the pose is selected or whether there is an animation at all.

The third panel features a cap-wearing figure in white and orange, one hand raised near the head and a dark pack visible behind the shoulder. The last panel shows a pink-haired figure with one leg slightly raised, holding a round yellow plush-like object. The held prop is a visible part of the art, not evidence for a named item, weapon or collectible. The picture supplies silhouettes, clothing and hand positions, but no printed character names, interface labels or unlock conditions. Naming the figures from resemblance alone would be less reliable than describing what can actually be seen.

An earlier Version 7.2 report listed Arlecchino, Linnea, Ifa and Nefer as possible recipients of new Thespian Tricks for Imaginarium Theater. That list is relevant background, not a left-to-right key for this collage. The image does not put those four names beside its panels or establish that every pictured pose belongs to one Theater reward set. For players interested in cosmetics, the difference is practical: a proposed roster suggests who might get a pose, while a visual preview suggests how one could look. Neither answers which season would offer it, what it costs, whether tasks must be cleared or when it becomes available.

Wish footage shows a different kind of reveal

The two Wish clips, each about 21 seconds in the inspected material, begin with a pull interface and the familiar streak crossing the sky. The image darkens around a character silhouette before opening into an individual final pose. Their shared structure makes the contrasting finishes easier to spot. Placeholder-looking banner art and text appear near the start, so those opening frames cannot be used to name the final Event Wish, assign a rate-up phase or identify a complete lineup. These sequences concern reward presentation after a pull, not a new combat action or an Imaginarium Theater pose unlock.

Mitya's reveal surrounds his silhouette with blue-violet light and small points. He extends a hand toward a bright geometric point as a pale, curved band sweeps around him. Fine circles and connected dots fill the backdrop. The end screen prints his name beside five gold star icons and a purple elemental emblem. Those elements are visible in the footage; the looping ribbon and diagram-like background also resemble motifs in earlier leaked gameplay. A stylistic echo, though, cannot establish a Skill, a reaction or how long an effect might last during combat.

The five-star display belongs to this alleged test sequence. It does not settle the character's final availability, the rules of the Wish system for this banner or the identity of the other featured units. Unlike a gameplay demonstration, a pull reveal offers no damage numbers or input timing. It can show how a character may be introduced to players without telling them when they can obtain that character. The clip should therefore be read as a visual preview of a possible release presentation, not as a calendar or a revision to Mitya's reported kit.

Valeriy's reveal centers on an angular device

Valeriy moves behind a broad metallic, shield-shaped object while purple sparks and a curved streak cross the frame. The sequence settles on a forward-leaning pose, with one hand braced near the device. His name appears with four gold stars and a purple elemental emblem. The shot gives a different angle on his outfit and the prop seen in earlier battle footage. Its defensive look is part of a presentation sequence, however, and does not demonstrate that the object blocks damage in combat or establish any shield value or activation requirement.

The two Wish endings give each character a recognizable visual identity, which earlier Skill and Burst clips could not show. That is the useful addition here, rather than a change to either kit. The four-star label on Valeriy's end frame, like Mitya's five-star display, is visible in leaked footage but remains subject to official details. No clip gives an event date, a banner phase, a cost to obtain the character, or the contents of a full banner. Likewise, the four-panel pose image contains no acquisition menu. Models, on-screen labels and presentation timing can change in testing. A labeled Theater preview and official Event Wish notices would be needed to resolve those separate open questions.