Every Treasures Lightward mode in Honkai Star Rail is set to reset when version 4.7 arrives, bringing new enemy rosters, fresh buffs, and a new round of Stellar Jade to claim. Data-mined previews point to the exact enemies waiting in each mode, so you can plan teams before the cycle flips over.
Quick answer: The 4.7 refresh covers four modes. Anomaly Arbitration ends with Lord of Samvartasthayi, Asat Pramad in King in Check, while Apocalyptic Shadow repeats King Pom-Pom, Pollux, and Argenti across its nodes.
These lineups come from pre-release data mining and can change before the update goes live, so treat them as expected rather than final.
Anomaly Arbitration 4.7 enemy lineup
Anomaly Arbitration refreshes with each version update and remains the toughest endgame mode. It runs three Knight stages, each needing a separate team, followed by the King in Check finale. Here is the expected spread across all four stages.
- Knight 1: Joy Ascendant comes first, followed by Depth Crawler Protoplasm, then Blood of the Fallen God: Yabuli.
- Knight 2: God-Devourer Offspring leads the sequence; Dreamjolt Troupe’s Beyond Overcooked follows, with Murata Graphia bringing it to a close.
- Knight 3: Face Cyclonic Swarm Mother first, followed by Ichor memosprite: Winged Serpent; Wonder Forest’s Banacademic Office Staff comes third.
- King in Check: Lord of Samvartasthayi comes first, with Asat Pramad after it.
Memory of Chaos 4.7 Stage 12 enemies
All 12 Memory of Chaos stages reset, but Quick-Clear handles the earlier ones once you have enough firepower. The meaningful fight is Stage 12, which splits into three nodes, including the Starward node.
- Node 1: Rocking Rebel leads the lineup, followed by Dark Sun Gryphon and then Harbinger of Death: Swarm Nightmare.
- Node 2: Furiae Praetor is followed by God-Devourer Offspring, with Lance of Fury bringing up the rear.
- Node 3 (Starward mode): The lineup proceeds in this order: Joy Ascendant; Present Inebriated in Revelry; Alloy Mechatron: King Pom-Pom.
Memory Turbulence also changes with the reset, so the active buff on this cycle will differ from the previous version.
Pure Fiction 4.7 Stage 4 enemies
Pure Fiction throws the largest number of enemies at you, with wave after wave to clear. The first three stages go down quickly, so Stage 4 is the one worth preparing for. It breaks into three nodes, each ending on a major enemy.
Node 1
The lineup comprises Fictional Ensemble, then Aggressive Reading Material, then Furiae Warrior, then Furbo Journalist, then Entranced Ingenium: Illumination Dragonfish, then Servant of Tides, then Aurumaton Spectral Envoy, then Silvermane Cannoneer, then Assistant Graffiti: Slacker, and finally Gepard.
Node 2
The enemies are Fictional Ensemble, then Furiae Philosopher, then Meteoric Eagle, then Furbo Journalist, then Memory Zone Meme “Heartbreaker,” then Juvenile Sting, then Moonlit Pegasus, then Everwinter Shadewalker, then Black Tide’s Corroded Axe, and finally Cocolia.
Node 3 (Starward mode)
The lineup starts with Fictional Ensemble, followed by Autonomous Wand, then Security Doggo, then Furbo Journalist, then Aggressive Reading Material, then Abundance Sprite: Wooden Lupus, then Noontide Gryphon, then Illwish Lotus, then Comediologist, and finally Paramount Bliss Inverted: Illwish Archlotus.
Apocalyptic Shadow 4.7 bosses
Apocalyptic Shadow only pits you against bosses, so clearing a node means beating the boss within the time pressure. All four stages share the same bosses, and each node gets harder as you climb. The Starward node sits at the top.
- Node 1: Alloy Mechatron: King Pom-Pom.
- Node 2: Guide of Withering and Decay (Pollux).
- Node 3 (Starward mode): Silver Knight of Virtuous Gallantry (Argenti).
Each boss relies on Toughness depletion, and the Steadfast Safeguard trait cuts the damage they take by 50% until you Weakness Break them. Picking the right Finality’s Axiom buff for each node makes the fastest clears possible.
With these rosters in hand, you can line up elements and teams ahead of the reset. No official refresh date for the 4.7 cycle is confirmed yet, so hold off on treating any timing as final until the update’s schedule is published.
