Childe is a character who has a significant role in the Liyue chapter in Genshin Impact. This handsome man also called Tartaglia is a 5-star character who uses a bow and arrow as his weapon, and also a spear. Due to his unique combat style, many players wanted this character. Here are some facts about Childe in Genshin Impact!

1. Combat Expert Since Young

Childe becomes a Harbinger at a very young age, at 18 years old. If you follow his story, you will know that Childe has become a soldier since he’s 14 years old. At that age, he already mastered various weapons and could intimidate his enemies. Childe also honed his skills up to the point his name is feared across Teyvat.

2. Disagree With Fatui

Even though Childe is a part of the Fatui, he admits that he doesn’t like them. Childe hates Fatui due to the crimes they committed. The Fatui themself feel that Childe’s behavior is different from the other Harbingers. In other words, even though Childe approves Fatui’s vision for world peace, he hates the method for it.

3. Loves to Fight

Childe’s life is filled with fighting because he loves fighting. If we listen to his dialogues, most of his dialogues show that he loves fighting. Childe only wants to find strong opponents then defeat them. This is the reason why he fights against the Traveler (Aether/Lumine).

4. Harbinger of Disaster

As we said in the previous point, Childe doesn’t like Fatui’s plan, especially when making himself look like a bad guy. The Fatui see Childe as a valuable comrade as well as a dangerous asset. This is why the Fatui keep their distance from Childe. There are tales that Childe always brings disasters to the place he visits, and because of that reason, he is usually sent to a place far away from his home.

5. Loves Ice Fishing

One of Childe’s weird hobbies since he was a child. Childe loves to ice fishing with his father on a frozen lake. For him, waiting on a frozen lake can be a test of patience, as well as meditation to make him stronger. It looks like Childe can catch a big fish.

6. Loves His Siblings

Many players think that Childe is a cold-blooded man who doesn’t care about others. It turns out that he loves his family dearly, especially his siblings, Tonia, Teucer, and Anthon. He often sends them letters or presents.

Childe also showed his love for his father by sending medicines to help him.

7. Has Two Names

One thing that is confusing about him is his real name. In the English version, he is known as Childe, but it should be Tartaglia. Childe is the Chinese language for young noblemen, but due to an error in the translation process, Childe becomes his name.

8. Away From His Home

Childe already has a soul of a fighter and troublemaker since he was young, and this is why he left his home at 14 years old because he’s bored. He wanted to look for strong opponents for him to beat, and this led to another dimension where he’s trained for months.

When he returns to Tevyat, Childe finds out a shocking fact. After months of training in another dimension, it turns out that he only lost for three days in his world. Due to the intense training, Childe has the power to make him able to join as a Harbinger.

9. Loves to Eat Anything

One of Childe’s dialogue shows that he’s not picky eating. Unlike other characters who have favorite and disliked foods, Childe will eat anything in front of him without thinking about their taste. It’s because Childe grew in a harsh environment since he was a kid so he can accept and eat everything served to him.

10. Loves to Travel

Unlike other members in the Fatui, Childe loves to travel to the place with a certain event and such. He sometimes got involved in a fight at the place he visited, and the reason why he did that was that he’s bored. If we think closely, this might be the bad side of him. He will explore the world until he finds a worthy opponent.

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