Summeretto Guide: Kit, Ascension, and Eidolons in HSR
A complete pre-release guide to Summeretto’s leaked kit, Ascension and Trace materials, and Eidolons for Honkai: Star Rail. Plan your farming now.
With Honkai: Star Rail version 4.5 on the horizon, the upcoming 5-Star Wind character Summeretto (also known as Robin Summeretto) has caught the attention of the community. Based on reliable beta leaks, Summeretto is a Wind unit of The Remembrance path, and her unique kit revolves around a memosprite named Summer Songbirds. While everything here is drawn from pre-release data — and subject to change — this guide will help you prepare everything you need to raise her on day one.
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Summeretto at a Glance
- Rarity: 5-Star
- Element: Wind
- Path: The Remembrance
- Role: Support / Sub-DPS (with memosprite synergy)
- Key Mechanic: Vibes – a stacking resource that unlocks powerful team-wide buffs and damage boosts
Summeretto Kit Summary
Unconfirmed – based on beta data from honeyhunterworld and subject to change.
Summeretto’s playstyle revolves around her memosprite, Summer Songbirds Bessie, and a unique resource called Vibes. Accumulating Vibes from ally actions lets her evolve her memosprite and enter a powerful Fever state.
Basic Attack
Soundwaves, Tuning the Ocean Breeze – Deals Wind damage equal to 25% of Summeretto’s Max HP to a single enemy.
Skill
Midsummer Is the Musician of the Soul – Summons the memosprite Summer Songbirds Bessie. If already on the field, restores 50% of its Max HP and gains 6 Vibes.
Ultimate
Leap into the Blue Ocean Rhapsody – Advances an ally’s action by 100% and regenerates 12% of their Max Energy. That ally gains the Special Guest effect, generating Vibes when they attack. Cannot be used on Summeretto or her memosprite.
Talent
Cruising the Boundless Skies – The memosprite’s Max HP equals 70% of Summeretto’s Max HP and its Speed equals 180% of Summeretto’s. Ally attacks, heals, or shields generate 1 Vibes (max 50). At 6+ Vibes, summons Summer Songbirds Drummie; at 12+, summons Summer Songbirds Paddie. When all three memosprites are on field, Summeretto enters Fever state, dispels all Crowd Control debuffs, and deploys a Zone that grants allies Defense ignore (10% + 0.5% per Vibes). While in Fever, Summeretto and her memosprite are immune to CC and Summeretto cannot take turns.
Technique
We Form A Melody – Starts the next battle with 6 Vibes and grants all allies a 30% damage boost for 2 turns.
Bonus Traces
- Deviated Chord: When an ally generates Vibes for Summeretto, if their ATK is higher, increase their ATK based on Summeretto’s Max HP; otherwise, boost their Crit Damage. Lasts 2 turns.
- Improvised Blues: When Summeretto or her memosprite receive a heal or shield from teammates, gain up to 12 Groove stacks. First Groove stack regenerates Energy.
- Reconstructed Harmony: Increases Crit Rate by 50% for Summeretto and her memosprite.
Summeretto Ascension Materials
To fully ascend Summeretto, you’ll need the following materials. These are based on the latest beta leaks and may change.
| Ascension Level | Materials | Credit Cost | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | 5 Dream Collection Component | 4,000 | 1 regular Star Rail Pass |
| 30 | 10 Dream Collection Component | 8,000 | — |
| 40 | 6 Dream Flow Valve, 3 Charred Bud of Twilight | 16,000 | 1 regular Star Rail Pass |
| 50 | 9 Dream Flow Valve, 7 Charred Bud of Twilight | 40,000 | — |
| 60 | 6 Dream Making Engine, 20 Charred Bud of Twilight | 80,000 | 1 regular Star Rail Pass |
| 70 | 9 Dream Making Engine, 35 Charred Bud of Twilight | 160,000 | — |
Total Ascension Materials:
– 15 Dream Collection Component
– 15 Dream Flow Valve
– 15 Dream Making Engine
– 65 Charred Bud of Twilight
– 308,000 Credits
Summeretto Trace Materials
Leveling her Traces requires a substantial investment. Plan your stamina accordingly.
| Trace Material | Total Needed |
|---|---|
| Tracks of Destiny | 8 |
| High Hopes of the Falsely Enlightened | 12 |
| Bija of Consciousness | 18 |
| Dream Collection Component | 41 |
| Dream Flow Valve | 56 |
| Dream Making Engine | 58 |
| Seedling of Manas | 69 |
| Flower of Alaya | 139 |
| Credits | 3,000,000 |
Summeretto Eidolons
Duplicates unlock powerful enhancements. Here’s what each Eidolon offers (leaked data).
- E1 – Stray Birds of Summer: Max Vibes increased by 20. First Skill use per turn that generates Vibes gives +2 additional points.
- E2 – Heart Like Still Waters: Memosprite records 100% of non-True damage dealt by allies. Memosprite Skill deals bonus True damage to the highest-HP enemy equal to 11% of recorded damage plus 0.1% per Vibes, then clears 50% of recorded value.
- E3 – Gleanings of Lost Echoes: Skill and Talent level +2 (max 15); Memosprite Talent level +1 (max 10).
- E4 – Hearing the Chord Variations: Entering Fever grants 12 Vibes and increases Memosprite Speed by 20% + 0.5% per Vibes.
- E5 – Together, Toward a New Dawn: Ultimate level +2 (max 15); Basic Attack and Memosprite Skill level +1 (max 10).
- E6 – To Sign an Aria Untitled: All-Type Res Pen +20%. Memosprite Skill damage multiplier increases by 100%. When entering Fever, Crit Damage for Summeretto and her memosprite increases by 200%.
Should You Pull for Summeretto?
Judging purely from leaks: Summeretto appears to be a powerful support that can also contribute significant damage through her memosprite. Her Fever state’s Defense ignore Zone and the massive Crit buffs from traces and Eidolons suggest she could become a staple in high-difficulty content like Memory of Chaos and Simulated Universe. For F2P players, her base kit at E0 still offers strong team buffs and action advance, making her a worthwhile investment. Low-spend players may consider E2 for its True damage addition. However, as with all pre-release information, it’s wise to wait for official confirmation before committing resources.
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