A sharp-eyed netizen exposed that the manga adaptation of Battle Through the Heavens (斗破苍穹) has been using Genshin Impact's Sacred Relic sets and gatherable plant assets — copy-pasted straight into the manga panels without so much as a filter pass. The audacity is honestly kind of impressive.
Once the post went up, the community went full detective mode, scanning every panel for stolen assets. The list kept growing: Luminescent Spine (月莲), Blood Hues (血斛), Sea Ganoderma (海草), Cecilia flowers, Windwheel Aster — basically half of Genshin's gathering compendium. One commenter lost it at the Sea Ganoderma: "The moment I spotted that sea grass I absolutely lost it."
The comment section was a mixed bag of reactions. Some noted that "Genshin's Sacred Relic art seems to get stolen for background assets all the time" — apparently this isn't even a first offense. The more analytical crowd speculated the artist did it deliberately for engagement bait rather than pure laziness. And of course, the classic sarcastic jab landed perfectly: "You borrow from everyone else all the time — what's the big deal if someone borrows from you? Suck it up."
Drama archaeologists also dug up an older scandal: the spin-off game Myriad of Kings (万象之王) was caught tracing character art directly from Azur Lane (碧蓝航线) splash art. So this isn't their first rodeo.
Some tried the 'no lawsuit = no plagiarism' defense, while others speedran the meme: 'Fast forward to: without Battle Through the Heavens, who would even know about Genshin?' But the real dagger was the casual shrug: 'These manga adaptations steal from everywhere~' — a blunt reminder that everyone already knows the quality standard for these cash-grab adaptations. As for the take that 'miHoYo copied so much, they deserve to get stolen from'... well, the internet never runs out of copium, does it?
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