7 most annoying bosses in Genshin Impact and how to beat them

In the vast world of Genshin Impact, danger lies behind every place. The huge area known as Teyvat is full of enemies who wander from peaceful forests to underwater ruins, but some are just too aggravating to not note. Some bosses are merely an art of dodging and well-timed bursts, while others feel like wrestling an electric eel in the middle of a hurricane attempt! Here are seven of the most annoying bosses and some smart strategies to help you put them in the books for good.
Andrius' massive AoEs, non-stop sprinting, and immunity to Cryo and Anemo make him really an impatient test case. He does not merely hit hard but also runs while doing it. The trick? Study his wind-up animations and then launch attacks during the periods between his lunges. Here, Pyro and Electro characters do well.


Expel Cryo, and follow up with Pyro. The Sheer Cold mechanic will have you managing your survival while avoiding her icy attacks. Later, she encases herself in fiery cocooning. Here's a tip: collect some Crimson Lotus Moths and save a Pyro DPS for a clean kill.
A newcomer but already one of the top contenders for most rage quits: The boss exhibits confusing shield mechanics that require Nightsoul's Blessing in order to bypass them. Translated: take very specific characters or sit there chipping away at an invincible wall. Load up your party with off-meta supports and reaction-heavy DPS for maximum chance of survival.
It definitely feels like Dvalin is more a platforming nightmare than a boss battle. With all his airborne mechanics and shield phases, you spend most of your time just waiting for an opening. Archers are for shield breaks - then you scramble up his neck like it's Dragon Climber Simulator 3000 to hit the Bloodclot.
Corrosion in this instance is the biggest debuff on all players who enjoy shields. This floating menace will ignore your defenses and summons minions to reinterpret its health. Bring along some Geo characters like Ningguang or Albedo to smash its revival totems and have a solid healer nearby—your health bar will thank you for it.
These may be fast and furious, but many seem always teleporting from one place to another. Thunder Manifestation isn't just flashy, yet can become so frustratingly hard to hit. Ranged attackers like Yoimiya or Ganyu can keep the pressure on, but leave all your Electro units at home-maybe because this thing eats Electro and zap you in return.


It is a boss. It is a riddle. Mostly, it is like a defense tower game. The Geo Hypostasis will sit atop the Basalt Pillars until they are brought down first before starting to register any damage. Claymore users or Geo-based characters will bring these pillars down with greater efficiency. It is the accuracy that counts here and not brute force.
Genshin Impact bosses are not mere health sponges; they are, rather, puzzles which are quite often tedious and, at times, unfair. Alas, the thought is no more; it has turned into a weekly loot drop. Prepare; improvise if necessary; but above all, practice dodging.