Use Endora's Skill to Catch Oceanid Creatures Genshin Impact

Using Endora’s Skill in Genshin Impact to catch Oceanid Creatures is basically a mini-activity in the Wishful Drops event that’s currently happening in the game. You simply have to use the skill, Bubble Spit, to capture Oceanid Creatures in specific areas to complete Endora’s Education. Some players are having trouble with this, though, trying to figure out how to catch Oceanid Creatures and how to use Endora’s Skill. If you’re one of them, then our Use Endora’s Skill to Catch Oceanid Creatures Genshin Impact guide is the right place for you.

How to Use Genshin Impact Endora’s Skill

To use Endora’s skill in Genshin Impact, you first have to earn the gadget, and then equip it. We’ve discussed this in more detail in our Inquisitive Endora – Wishful Drops guide, but here’s the quick rundown. First, complete the “Life Flows On (I)” quest to earn the Endora gadget. Then, equip it as you would any gadget. Make your way to an exploration area and summon Endora by activating the gadget (it cannot be summoned in any other area). Lastly, use its special ability, Bubble Spit, to capture the Oceanid Creatures. Yes, it does have a bit of a Pokemon vibe to it. That’s kinda easier said than done, so let’s dive into it a little deeper.

How to Catch Oceanid Creatures

To catch Oceanid Creatures in Genshin Impact, you need to hit them with Endora’s skill, Bubble Spit. You can either hit them directly, or, if they’re running towards you, spit just in front of them. If you do things correctly, the creature will become enveloped in a bubble of water. After a couple of seconds, the bubble and creature will disappear, and your exploration percentage will grow.

There are three things that you should know and will make things a little easier. One, you can aim the Bubble Spit shot in an arc, so you don’t have to go toe to toe with the Creatures. Two, you can freeze the Oceanids with a Cryo ability to make catching them easier. Three, you mustn’t kill the Creatures. That won’t count towards the capture score.