Bestiary — Element Weakness
228 enemies with full element weakness — sourced from game data.
Bestiary
228 enemies
Fire
Lightning
Wind
Quantum
Physical
Fire
Ice
Wind
Lightning
Wind
Quantum
Imaginary
Wind
Quantum
Imaginary
Ice
Lightning
Quantum
Ice
Lightning
Quantum
Physical
Ice
Lightning
Fire
Ice
Lightning
Imaginary
Fire
Ice
Lightning
Imaginary
Fire
Ice
Lightning
Imaginary
Fire
Ice
Lightning
Imaginary
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This page lists 228 of 248 Honkai: Star Rail enemies with confirmed elemental weaknesses, split into Boss/Elite Boss/Elite/Minion tiers — filter by element or rank to find how to Break each enemy fast.
Last updated: 31/07/2026
The figures on this page come directly from gamevika's internal game data store (counted/read straight from the real records), not an estimate or copy from elsewhere.
19 multi-phase bosses (no fixed weakness)
These bosses shift weakness by phase or have no fixed weakness in game data — omitted from the table to avoid errors.
How does enemy weakness work in Honkai: Star Rail?
Every enemy in Honkai: Star Rail has a fixed list of weakness elements in the game data — HSR has 7 elements: Physical, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Wind, Quantum, and Imaginary. Hitting an enemy with an element on its weakness list damages its Toughness bar; attacks with other elements still deal normal damage but do not reduce Toughness.
How do you trigger Weakness Break on an enemy?
The Toughness bar sits above the enemy's head; each weakness-element hit chips away part of it. When Toughness hits zero, the enemy is Weakness Broken: its action is delayed and it takes a burst of Break damage matching the element that broke it — the table below lists every enemy's weakness elements and Toughness value so you can quickly plan a team that exploits them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What enemy ranks exist in Honkai: Star Rail?
HSR groups enemies into four ranks: major bosses (from story and events), mini-bosses (found in Memory of Chaos and Pure Fiction), Elite (tougher than normal enemies, often with more weaknesses) and regular enemies. Bigger bosses tend to have more simultaneous elemental weaknesses.
Why do some enemies on this list show no weakness element?
Some enemies — usually low-level trash mobs or environmental hazards — have no fixed weakness element in the game data. These are listed separately below the main grid; you can fight them with any team composition without worrying about elemental matchups.
How should I use this bestiary to build a boss team?
Type an enemy's name in the search box or filter by element/rank to instantly see its weaknesses and Toughness value, then build a team with at least two characters of the matching element to break Toughness fast and land Break damage.
What's the benefit of triggering Weakness Break?
Breaking an enemy delays its next turn and deals a burst of Break damage in the element that broke it — a reliable way to shorten boss fights and reduce the damage you take from enemy turns.
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