Genshin Impact 6.7 Spiral Abyss Usage Rates: Ineffa, Furina, Puppet, and Sucrose

The latest Genshin Impact 6.7 Spiral Abyss results have made one thing obvious very quickly: this version strongly favors the current reaction environment. With Lunar Charge and Stellar Superconduct taking center stage, the highest usage rates are naturally clustering around characters that fit those teams best.

That does not mean every older character has disappeared from relevance. In fact, one of the most interesting things about this cycle is that a few familiar names are still finding value simply because the new environment gives them a reason to shine again. If you are tracking where the meta is heading, this Abyss update is one of the clearest signals so far.

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Lunar Charge Takes the Top Spots

The biggest story from this Abyss cycle is the performance of Lunar Charge units.

At the top of the chart are Ineffa, Furina, and Flins, in that order. Ineffa leads the pack with a 93.2% usage rate, Furina follows with 89.1%, and Flins sits just behind at 87.4%.

That kind of result tells you a lot about the version environment. When three characters from the same broader reaction direction can occupy the very top of the chart, it usually means the current content is rewarding that style of team extremely well.

The practical takeaway is simple: if you invested into Lunar Charge, this Abyss is paying you back.

Ineffa Is Still the Clear Leader

Ineffa’s 93.2% usage rate is the headline number here.

That figure does not just show popularity. It shows how strongly the character fits the current content. Players are clearly getting value from her in a way that translates directly into Abyss clears, which is why she is sitting above even Furina in this cycle.

If the version cycle continues in this direction, Ineffa may remain one of the safest high-value picks for players interested in the current reaction meta.

The Puppet Becomes the Strongest New Ice Choice

Another major point from the new data is the Puppet.

For her first Abyss appearance in this version, the Puppet is showing up as the best-performing new character in the lineup, reaching an 84.1% usage rate and placing fourth overall.

That is especially important because it also makes her the highest-usage Ice character in this cycle. In other words, when players look for a new Ice option that works in the current environment, the Puppet is the one being chosen most often.

This also says something about future value. If the upcoming Snezhnaya era continues to support Ice and related reaction teams, the Puppet could stay relevant for a long time rather than being a short-lived release.

Sucrose Reclaims the “New Six-Star War God” Spot

The most fun surprise in this Abyss report is probably Sucrose.

While Bennett fell off in this cycle due to environmental pressure, Sucrose performed well enough to break into the top 9 and become the new community-favorite “six-star war god” for this setup.

That makes a lot of sense in a team environment where efficiency matters. In Lunar Charge, Sucrose offers very strong value for the investment, and that kind of low-cost support performance is exactly why she keeps finding a place in different metas over time.

Bennett’s Drop Looks More Environmental Than Final

It is worth saying that Bennett’s decline here should not be read as a permanent death sentence.

This Abyss is unusually favorable to the current Lunar Charge and Stellar Superconduct direction, which naturally pushes some older supports down the chart. Bennett is still Bennett. If the next environment changes, he may climb again very quickly.

So while this cycle is a win for Sucrose, it is not necessarily a final judgment on Bennett.

What This Means for Future Pull Planning

The broader message from this Abyss is that the current version is strongly rewarding players who invested into the newer reaction ecosystem.

That means several future banner questions become more important:

Character or team direction	Current takeaway
Lunar Charge	Extremely strong in 6.7 Spiral Abyss
Ineffa	Clear top-tier value right now
Furina	Still highly relevant and widely used
Flins	Strong damage profile with strong current support
Puppet	Best new Ice choice in this cycle
Sucrose	Excellent low-cost support value

If you are deciding where to spend next, the current Abyss data strongly suggests that version alignment matters more than ever.

Final Thoughts

Genshin Impact 6.7 Spiral Abyss is a very clear reaction-meta cycle. Lunar Charge is dominating the top of the chart, Ineffa is leading the way, Furina and Flins remain strong, the Puppet is emerging as the best new Ice option, and Sucrose has once again proven how useful she can be in the right environment.

The most important lesson is that usage rates are not just popularity numbers. They are a snapshot of what the version rewards. Right now, the version rewards players who built into this reaction style, and the Abyss data reflects that very clearly.

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