- void hunters names include Hoshimi Miyabi, Ye Shunguang, and several historical figures.
- Current members have publicly known titles, but much of the organization remains undisclosed.
- First-generation records include the titles Swordmaster and Sunbringer, with some names still unknown.
- Pending candidate Yixuan has been offered the title but has not accepted it.
- Void Hunter Weapons can grant extraordinary power while imposing serious personal costs.
Void Hunters Names: What the Title Means
The Void Hunters are a prestigious group connected to the defense and history of New Eridu. The title represents exceptional strength, major contributions, and the ability to confront dangerous Hollows or other large-scale threats. It is not presented as an ordinary military rank or a standard faction position.
At the foundation of Eridu, seven people became the first and original Void Hunters. Their achievements helped shape the city’s early history, but most details remain sealed in the Inter-Knot Deep Database file known as “The City Defenders.” Public records also suggest that the group follows a strict agreement concerning the Dark Wall: matters involving it must be reported before further action is taken.
Video Highlights:
- Hoshimi Miyabi and Ye Shunguang appear together in a Void Hunter-focused character scene.
- Yixuan is presented alongside other powerful figures despite her pending title.
- The scene emphasizes the different personalities and leadership styles surrounding the group.
The group’s importance extends beyond combat. The mayor’s actions suggest that Void Hunter titles and weapons may serve a broader purpose in New Eridu’s political and strategic plans. This makes the organization relevant to both character lore and the setting’s larger mysteries.
Treat “Void Hunter” as an honorific position with political and symbolic weight, not simply as a measurement of combat power.
| Category | What is known |
|---|---|
| Origin | Seven original members served during the foundation of Eridu |
| Public role | Protectors associated with New Eridu’s greatest threats |
| Title system | The mayor bestows a unique title before each member’s name |
| Confidentiality | Dark Wall matters must be reported under the group’s agreement |
| Records | Important details remain locked or redacted |
Known Void Hunters Names and Member Status
The clearest confirmed names belong to the current generation. Hoshimi Miyabi is identified with the title Isshin Muga, while Ye Shunguang is known as the Qingming Arbiter. Both are alive and recognized as active Void Hunters in the available lore.
Historical records are less complete. “Swordmaster” and “Sunbringer” are titles or names associated with first-generation figures, but their personal identities and current circumstances are not presented with the same clarity as Miyabi and Shunguang. Two additional first-generation members died during a high-risk Hollow mission more than a century ago, although their names were redacted and the mission records were lost.
| Name or designation | Generation | Status | Title | Notable record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| “Swordmaster” | First | Unknown | Unknown | Third-generation head of the Hoshimi Family; defeated the Exaltist Overseer |
| “Sunbringer” | First | Alive; divided into three selves | Unknown | Defeated the Hive Lord Hollow; founded Bangboos and Roscaelifer |
| Hoshimi Miyabi | Current | Alive | Isshin Muga | Defeated Lerna and destroyed the Argos Hollow |
| Ye Shunguang | Current | Alive | Qingming Arbiter | Defeated one of the Creator’s Messengers and stopped Lemnian Hollow’s expansion |
| Two unnamed members | First | Deceased | Unknown | Died during a high-risk Hollow mission; names remain redacted |
Hoshimi Miyabi
Miyabi is one of the most recognizable current Void Hunters. Her lore connects her to the Hoshimi Family and to the weapon Tailless, an Ethereal-slaying katana. She is credited with defeating Lerna alone and destroying the Argos Hollow.
The title Isshin Muga reflects her position at the peak of New Eridu’s defenders. Her in-game description frames the Void Hunters as seven travelers who accepted honors from the ruler of the mortal realm. That imagery reinforces the idea that the title is both a public badge and a burden carried by people who remain uneasy despite their status.
Ye Shunguang
Ye Shunguang holds the title Qingming Arbiter. This title signifies that she overcame the Qingming Sword’s influence and became its master rather than its victim. The weapon’s power is therefore inseparable from her identity and sacrifice.
Her known costs are severe. Each strike can erode her memories, while protecting others gradually damages her senses. Shunguang’s lore presents her strength through the consequences she accepts, making the Qingming Arbiter a title tied to responsibility rather than prestige alone.
The Void Hunters’ history includes deaths, erased records, weapon-related costs, and unresolved mysteries. Read character and Dark Wall lore with spoilers in mind.
Titles, Feats, and Void Hunter Weapons
A Void Hunter title communicates more than a character’s identity. Ye Shunguang’s Qingming Arbiter title explains her relationship with the Qingming Sword, while Miyabi’s Isshin Muga title is associated with her role as a leading defender of New Eridu.
The group’s weapons are equally important. Void Hunter Weapons are ancient arms forged with Hollow power. They can grant the wielder strength comparable to a Void Hunter, but the available records emphasize that every known weapon carries a serious drawback.
| Weapon | Form | Known wielder | Main cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tailless | Ethereal-slaying katana | Hoshimi Miyabi | Corruption of the wielder |
| Qingming Sword | Jian | Ye Shunguang | Memory loss and sensory deterioration |
Tailless
Tailless is an ancient katana connected to the Hoshimi Family. The first head of the family is listed as its creator, and “Swordmaster” is also associated with its earlier use. Miyabi is the current wielder in the documented material.
The weapon’s defining risk is corruption. This means its power should not be viewed as an uncomplicated upgrade. The history of Tailless links the Hoshimi lineage, the first generation of Void Hunters, and Miyabi’s current position.
Qingming Sword
The Qingming Sword is a jian associated with Yunkui Summit and several earlier wielders, including Yijiang. Ye Shunguang is its current master. Her title confirms that she controls the weapon rather than being controlled by it.
However, mastery does not remove the cost. Memory loss and sensory deterioration remain central to her story. The sword represents both protection and sacrifice, which is why Shunguang’s title carries such strong emotional meaning.
Miyabi
- Title: Isshin Muga
- Weapon: Tailless
- Key feat: Defeated Lerna and destroyed Argos Hollow
Shunguang
- Title: Qingming Arbiter
- Weapon: Qingming Sword
- Key feat: Stopped Lemnian Hollow’s expansion
Sunbringer
- Title: Not publicly listed
- Weapon: Not publicly listed
- Key feat: Defeated the Hive Lord Hollow
The documented weapons grant tremendous capability, but their costs are part of the lore. Avoid treating them as risk-free sources of power.
| Lore subject | Confirmed connection |
|---|---|
| Miyabi and Tailless | Current wielder and Hoshimi Family legacy |
| Shunguang and Qingming Sword | Current master and title basis |
| Sunbringer and Bangboos | Credited as an inventor of Bangboos |
| Void Hunter title | Honor bestowed by the mayor |
| Dark Wall | Issues must be reported under the group’s agreement |
How to Read the Member List Step by Step
Because the organization contains named characters, titles, historical designations, and incomplete records, the safest way to read the roster is to separate confirmed identity from speculation. Use the following process when updating a fan wiki page or checking a new lore reveal.
Separate Names from Titles
Record Hoshimi Miyabi and Ye Shunguang as personal names. Record Isshin Muga and Qingming Arbiter as their honorific titles. Treat “Swordmaster” and “Sunbringer” as documented designations unless a personal identity is directly confirmed.
Group Members by Generation
Place the seven original figures in the first generation and Miyabi and Shunguang in the current generation. Keep unnamed deceased members separate from named historical figures.
Check Status Carefully
Mark Miyabi and Shunguang as alive. Record Sunbringer as alive but divided into three selves. Leave Swordmaster’s status unknown unless later material provides a direct update.
Link Feats to the Correct Character
Miyabi is associated with Lerna and Argos Hollow. Shunguang is associated with the Creator’s Messenger and Lemnian Hollow. Sunbringer is associated with the Hive Lord Hollow, Bangboos, and Roscaelifer.
Flag Unresolved Information
Keep redacted names, missing titles, weapon histories, and Yixuan’s pending status clearly labeled as unresolved rather than filling gaps with guesses.
This method keeps the roster readable and prevents honorifics from being mistaken for separate characters. It also helps distinguish official information from theories about the seven badges, the Dark Wall, or the mayor’s broader plan.
Use “unknown,” “redacted,” or “pending” when the record is incomplete. Clear uncertainty is more useful than unsupported identification.
| Update task | Recommended label |
|---|---|
| Confirmed current member | Name, status, title, and documented feat |
| Historical designation | Preserve quotation marks and avoid inventing a personal name |
| Redacted member | Unnamed first-generation member |
| Pending title | Offered, not accepted |
| Unknown weapon link | Do not infer ownership without a direct record |
Pending Members and Open Mysteries
Yixuan is the most prominent pending candidate. The mayor wanted to grant her the Void Hunter title, but she has not accepted it for various reasons. She appears alongside playable Void Hunters in promotional material and other content, yet that presentation does not by itself confirm that she is an official member.
Her known accomplishments explain why the offer was made. Yixuan is the Grandmaster and thirteenth High Preceptor of Yunkui Summit, and she defeated Mevorakh, the former Overseer of the Exaltists. These achievements place her near the level associated with the title, but her membership remains pending until the acceptance is confirmed.
Several major questions also remain open:
- Who were the two unnamed first-generation members who died on the lost Hollow mission?
- What are the personal identities behind the designations “Swordmaster” and “Sunbringer”?
- Why does the mayor appear interested in gathering Void Hunter Weapons Keepers?
- What additional information is hidden in File 0-3092-5800-A6?
- How will the Dark Wall agreement affect future decisions?
Roster Research Checklist:
- Confirm each member's personal name or documented designation
- Record the correct generation and current status
- Separate honorific titles from character names
- List only weapons and feats with direct lore support
- Mark Yixuan as pending until title acceptance is confirmed
For a maintained reference page, compare new character material against the Void Hunters entry on the Zenless Zone Zero Wiki. Pay special attention to whether a new reveal confirms a name, a title, a weapon wielder, or only a visual association.
Promotional appearances can show importance without changing faction membership. Check title acceptance and direct lore wording before revising the roster.
Void Hunters Names FAQ
Q: Who are the confirmed current Void Hunters?
Hoshimi Miyabi and Ye Shunguang are the clearly identified current-generation Void Hunters in the available lore. Miyabi holds the title Isshin Muga, while Shunguang is the Qingming Arbiter.
Q: Is Yixuan a Void Hunter?
Yixuan has been offered the Void Hunter title but has not accepted it. Her strength and achievements explain the offer, yet her status remains pending.
Q: What are the known Void Hunter weapons?
The documented weapons are Tailless, an Ethereal-slaying katana used by Miyabi, and the Qingming Sword, a jian mastered by Ye Shunguang.
Q: Are Swordmaster and Sunbringer personal names?
The available records present them as designations for first-generation figures. Their personal identities are not clearly disclosed in the documented material.
The most reliable roster separates confirmed members, historical designations, pending candidates, and unknown records instead of combining them into one fixed list.