Flins Night Lights

Why a lantern for Flins? In Genshin Impact, Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins is a Nod-Krai Lightkeeper who watches an abandoned lighthouse and cemetery on a northern island. HoYoverse introduced him in the Luna I era and named his friendship namecard Oathkeeper's Lantern. This collection contains one Flins-themed physical night light; the game-world story and product-specific sourcing are explained below the product.

The story behind Flins's lantern

Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins is a Lightkeeper from Nod-Krai. HoYoverse places him on a northern island, beside an abandoned lighthouse and a quiet cemetery. His job is to keep watch where the night is least welcoming. That setting—not a generic “cozy light” theme—is why a lantern feels inseparable from Flins. Read the official character introduction.

In the official A Beacon in the Fog cutscene, faint lights appear through the Wild Hunt's tainted fog as the characters struggle to uncover the truth. HoYoverse's Luna I update also names Flins's friendship namecard Oathkeeper's Lantern. Together, these are the game-world references for the lantern motif: a point of light in a dangerous night, tied to a watchman's duty. The connection to this night-light design is our editorial interpretation, not a published manufacturer design brief.

Where does this night light come from?

The listed product is a physical Flins-themed lantern lamp. Its closest verifiable game-world source is Flins's lantern and Lightkeeper identity in Genshin Impact, introduced in the Luna I period. The official A Lantern in the Night gamescom 2025 video shows that visual theme before his playable release. We have not verified that this specific SKU reproduces one exact frame from the video or cutscene, nor have we verified this store unit's manufacturer or license. It is not an in-game item.

Watch HoYoverse's A Lantern in the Night · See A Beacon in the Fog · See the Luna I update details

About the lamp in this collection

This collection currently has one illuminated lantern night light. The seller lists blue/purple lighting, three brightness levels, a separate stand and Type-C charging; the measurements and electrical specifications are on the product page and have not been independently measured. The Flins cosplay lantern prop is a different listing—do not assume it lights up.