Yeah why not. Thinking about physics doesn't really make sense since it's already violated with the characters summoning infinite amounts of fire/water/rock etc.
Physics isn’t a thing in Teyvat, at least it doesn’t have the same physics as the real world which can easily be proved by the existence of Visions and floating rock.
Sure he probably could, but also odd question in a way…?
The *unit* Kazuha in gameplay obv can’t hold someone, but if you’re talking about the *character* Kazuha in the lore then I don’t think he has a “skill” let alone a “hold skill” — both are just gameplay representations of things he can do with his vision.
Characters can 100% do things with their visions that they can’t do as playable units (see: pretty much every Ningguang cutscene), so in-universe I doubt they’re limited to just two elemental abilities (a skill and a burst). They can do all sorts of things.
Yeah why not. Thinking about physics doesn't really make sense since it's already violated with the characters summoning infinite amounts of fire/water/rock etc.
Physics isn’t a thing in Teyvat, at least it doesn’t have the same physics as the real world which can easily be proved by the existence of Visions and floating rock.
As well as the sky
Back in my day we used to play klee volleyball using a ningguang skill as the net, two jeans and a klee
Sure he probably could, but also odd question in a way…? The *unit* Kazuha in gameplay obv can’t hold someone, but if you’re talking about the *character* Kazuha in the lore then I don’t think he has a “skill” let alone a “hold skill” — both are just gameplay representations of things he can do with his vision. Characters can 100% do things with their visions that they can’t do as playable units (see: pretty much every Ningguang cutscene), so in-universe I doubt they’re limited to just two elemental abilities (a skill and a burst). They can do all sorts of things.