What the Lucky Star 5 Gacha lacks, Honkai: Starrail may make up for it with a trash can.
Well, it may not be as good, but the new HoYoverse RPG has treasure in the dumpster. It’s been less than 24 hours since Starrail was officially unveiled, and fans have already found themselves fascinated by investigating every trash can they come across.
Rewards can be real from resources such as ancient coins. trash can avatar for your profile.
What happens if you repeatedly interact with the trash can on the Honkai Star Rail?#Honkai Star Rail pic.twitter.com/g4IHDVOKPT
— Jiu-Jitsu Submarine (@qwertdwlrma) April 26, 2023
Dialogue exchanges with the assortment of junk are also varied.
In the video above, the boring trash can looks as normal as it does minus all the video game inspection brilliance. Later, Trailblazers earn Ancient Coins.
I think my favorite thing about Honkai Star Rail is that every trash can has something of its own. pic.twitter.com/F8qscodMTy
— Le Pepsi Girl (@Awsie6662) April 26, 2023
A dialogue shared by Awsie6662 on Twitter reads, “Two trash cans stood side by side as if no force in the world could pull them apart.
Other snippets include all sorts of moments immersed in the world’s cheeky trash lore. has the same charm.
The star rail receptacle has even taken hold in the minds of fan artists, like this dumpster-diving comic. TwitterThere is also a scene from Star Rail Trash Can Fandom on the game’s subreddit and official channel.
Some comments make their own declarations of love, Added by Reddit users like Crysaa: “I didn’t expect the trash lore to be this deep, but I’m here for it all.”
Honkai: Starrail completed Debuts on PC and Mobile A PS4/PS5 version is also in production. It’s another free-to-play RPG from Genshin Impact developer HoYoverse, and serves as a follow-up to the older action title Honkai Impact 3rd.
IGN recently broke Astral Adventure Basicsespecially fascinated by the voice cast and setting.
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