Those who don't ship HuXiao romantically enjoy their dynamic as friends or as a found family (usually with Zhongli as the father figure and sometimes Ganyu/Qiqi as sisters). For Hu Tao, death is a path of life thus the butterfly (soul) flutters away (moves forward).
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In contrast, Xiao is about death as a redemption, where life is so full of suffering that death is a release. They both deal in death, but Hu Tao is about moving on, seeing death as a peaceful conclusion of life that everyone must experience. Hu Tao and Xiao are like two faces of the same coin. A key point is their shared associations with butterflies and death. Many HuXiao shippers like the ship due to their fun dynamic, angst potential, and many thematic similarities. HuXiao shippers often think that Xiao would be protective towards Hu Tao and Hu Tao might be the one to help Xiao find peace/happiness. The ship was born when their voice lines about each other were revealed. Although the gods were defeated in the end, their resentment persevered.” - Hu Tao in her story quest "Yet the Butterfly Flutters Away": "In Pursuit of a Phantom" Fanon They fought brilliantly in a battle that engulfed the whole world in darkness. “Do you know the history of the Yaksha? They once fought against the ancient gods. Hu Tao’s story quest and the Staff of Homa description mention that doctors and directors at Wangsheng Funeral Parlor have historically helped purify the resentment that plagued the people of Liyue. Xiao’s story quest and voice lines mention that the yakshas keep the resentment from spreading by slaughtering the demons that spawned from remnants. Moreover, this ghost was also featured on Hu Tao's 2021 birthday post, playing hide-and-seek with her.īoth the yakshas and Wangsheng Funeral Parlor play a role in keeping Liyue safe from the resentful remnants of dead gods. The ghost can be seen singing 'Hilitune', a song which Hu Tao composed. He described her as a spirit who had never hurt anyone, yet is also not yet able to be moved on. In Chapter I, Act I: Of the Land Amidst Monoliths, there is a ghost named Dusky Ming who Xiao is taking care of at Wangshu Inn. Similarly, her voice line is surprising because Hu Tao is not shy-she doesn’t hold back her opinion on any other character she has voice lines about. On the other hand, Hu Tao's voice line about Xiao sounds like she is flustered and is trying to keep a secret about him. This is quite surprising since Xiao is an introvert who keeps himself away from others and has a stoic, serious personality. In their voice lines, Hu Tao seems to be the only human that Xiao actually finds 'humorous', and Xiao is also one of the very few people who has a positive impression of her. Xiao's story quest is called "Butterfly's Dream" while Hu Tao's quest is called "Yet the Butterfly Flutters Away". They both have butterfly as their symbol. There isn't much content that contains the two as they have not interacted in the canon timeline yet.
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