Admit it - Wuthering Waves' Aemeath looks cool. Plus, judging by other five-star sword users equipped with the fusion element like Changli and Brant, she'll be really good and versatile across different teams. In fact, why not make a team of all three of them for super fiery fun in battle?
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Here's everything we know so far about Wuthering Waves Aemeath:
When was Aemeath' release date?
Aemeath released into the game during update 3.1, in the first half of the Wuthering Waves banner. This began on February 5, 2026. If you didn't get her, you can wait for a rerun - you'll also be able to get her signature five-star sword on the weapon banner, too.
Who is Aemeath?
Hailing from Startorch Academy in Lahai-Roi, Aemeath cuts a striking figure with her long, pink hair and vaguely space-themed clothing. Her backstory is interesting; once a synchronist, she now travels as a 'digital ghost'. Most can't see her - except Rover, very conveniently - as being a synchronist allowed her to bond with a gigantic alien mech known as Exostrider. Most of the academy focuses on studying it, in fact.
Who are Aemeath's voice actors?
Here are Aemeath's voice actors across different languages in the game:
- English - Cara Theobold
- Chinese - Wang Yaxin
- Japanese - Satō Satomi
- Korean - Kim Ha-ru
Cara Theobold has roles in Diablo II and IV, Elden Ring, and plays Tracer in Overwatch and Overwatch 2. Sato Satomi features in many gacha games such as Kuro Games' other title Punishing Gray Raven, Duet Night Abyss, Goddess of Victory: Nikke, and Genshin Impact.