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Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minuteDriver Scan →Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problemsFix Now →Genshin Impact Version 6.3, also called Luna IV, ran from January 14 to February 24, 2026, and is over. Retrospective banner schedules report Columbina and Ineffa in Phase 1, followed by Zibai and Neuvillette in Phase 2; the available sources do not establish who originated the earlier leak claims.
Genshin Impact Version 6.3 banner schedule
The phase dates and featured five-star characters are reported in PC Gamer’s banner-history table. Game8 also reports the Phase 1 lineup and identifies Illuga among its four-star characters. Four-star details vary by source, so the table notes which retrospective account provides them.
| Phase | Reported dates | Featured five-star characters | Four-star details in cited sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | January 14–February 3, 2026 | Columbina and Ineffa | Game8 identifies Illuga as a featured four-star. PC Gamer lists Fischl, Sethos, and Ifa. |
| Phase 2 | February 3–February 24, 2026 | Zibai and Neuvillette | PC Gamer lists Illuga, Aino, and Gorou. |
What did the Version 6.3 banner leaks say?
Retrospective summaries discuss Columbina and Ineffa for Phase 1 and Zibai and Neuvillette for Phase 2. The consulted sources document the reported schedule, but do not provide a verifiable original leak post with an identifiable author, timestamp, and provenance. A HoYoLAB community discussion also names these characters, but it is community content rather than official confirmation or proof of who first reported the lineup.
GameWith’s retrospective livestream summary, updated October 6, 2026, lists Columbina and Ineffa. Game8 reports that the special program aired January 2, 2026, and its version guide reports the update’s January 14 release and Phase 1 details. These are retrospective accounts, not evidence establishing the origin of the leak claims.
How accurate were the 6.3 banner predictions?
The reported five-star schedule can be compared with the retrospective banner history: Phase 1 featured Columbina and Ineffa, and Phase 2 featured Zibai and Neuvillette. However, the research does not identify a specific original leak or provide a documented prediction to compare against the eventual schedule. It therefore supports describing the reported lineup, but not claiming that a named leaker was accurate.
Four-star information is less consistent across the cited summaries. Game8 explicitly identifies Illuga in Phase 1, while PC Gamer’s table gives additional Phase 1 and Phase 2 names. Check the phase-specific source if you need the full four-star roster rather than treating every detail as independently corroborated.
FAQ
What are the Genshin Impact 6.3 banners?
Retrospective schedules list Columbina and Ineffa for Phase 1, then Zibai and Neuvillette for Phase 2.
When did the Version 6.3 banners run?
Phase 1 ran January 14 to February 3, 2026, and Phase 2 ran February 3 to February 24, 2026, according to PC Gamer’s banner-history table.
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Was Illuga on the Version 6.3 banners?
Game8 identifies Illuga as a featured four-star in Phase 1. PC Gamer also lists Illuga in its Phase 2 table; the sources differ in how much roster detail they provide.
Are the Version 6.3 leak sources confirmed?
No verifiable original leak post with author, timestamp, and provenance was found in the research. The cited schedule summaries and HoYoLAB community post do not establish who originated the claims.
Quick Recap
Sources
- HoYoLAB official events listing for current-version context.
- GameWith Version 6.3 livestream summary, updated October 6, 2026.
- Game8 Version 6.3 guide and special-program recap.
- PC Gamer banner-history table.
- HoYoLAB community banner discussion; community content, not official confirmation.
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