Honkai: Star Rail’s Aha trailer is now No.1 across Bilibili

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Honkai: Star Rail’s new Aeon ★ Aha trailer, “Let the Die Fly,” reached No. 1 on Bilibili’s overall popularity rankings on November 8, 2026. With approximately 3.11 million views and 24,000 danmaku comments, it topped a platform-wide chart rather than a gaming-only list, days after another Aha promotional video reached No. 2.

Honkai: Star Rail has taken the top spot on Bilibili’s platform-wide popularity rankings with its new Aeon ★ Aha character trailer, “Let the Die Fly.” The video reached No. 1 on November 8, 2026, across all content categories, not just gaming.

That distinction is the story. On an overall chart, a game trailer competes for attention alongside entertainment, animation, music and other videos. Reaching the top gives Honkai: Star Rail visibility beyond the audience that might seek out gaming content specifically.

The trailer had accumulated approximately 3.11 million views and 24,000 danmaku comments. Those figures show substantial engagement, but they should not be mistaken for the basis of a simple most-viewed ranking. Bilibili’s popularity rankings update dynamically and do not order videos strictly by total views. The No. 1 position is a notable moment for the trailer, not a claim that it is the platform’s most-viewed video or that it will remain at the top.

It is also the second recent high placement for an Aha promotional video. “When Aha Comes Knocking,” released on November 4, previously reached No. 2 on Bilibili’s overall rankings. Taken together, the two placements show Honkai: Star Rail drawing attention on the platform in the lead-up to Version 4.7.

That update is scheduled for November 11 and introduces Aeon ★ Aha as a playable five-star character. With the release approaching, the latest trailer has already done something bigger than lead a gaming chart: it has put Honkai: Star Rail at the top of Bilibili’s overall popularity rankings.

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