Let it never be said that Zenless Zone Zero launch characters lack variety - Ben Bigger is a gigantic, anthropomorphic bear with better fashion sense than many of the stylish cast. He's a fire type defender, which means he occupies an incredibly rare role in ZZZ . How much that role matters to a given player is likely going to be how each person ranks Ben Bigger individually; he's a valuable teammate for those without much action-RPG chops or who simply want to have an easier, safer time with content, but he's largely unnecessary for those who can dodge w
If you manage to unlock her, you can also switch out Nicole or Anby for the Attack agent Nekomata . As she's also a member of the Cunning Hares faction, this team composition will still sync up when it comes to Core Skill additional abilities. Her fast playstyle and Attack specialty mean she's quite similar to Billy Kid, so keep in mind that you'll be sacrificing a Support or Stun specialty character for her to join your t
Daily missions and limited-time events are crucial for earning valuable rewards in Zenless Zone Zero . Completing daily missions (errands) consistently provides Polychromes, experience points, and other resources.They will also typicallly involve other daily activities players should do, such as the scratch card, or drinking coffee. Participating in events offers opportunities to earn exclusive rewards, alongside Polychromes, such as certain characters and equipment. Especially when players are done with most of the content in the game, incorporating the game into daily routine for a couple of minutes makes the game quite quick to manage, while maximizing resour
Trigger operates as an off-field Stun character in Zenless Zone Zero . Just like Pulchra, she coordinates her attacks with the active character to deal a high amount of Aftershock DMG. It’s extremely easy to trigger her off-field attacks, and she won’t need to come back on the field anym
Steel Cushion is one of the top general W-Engines for Attack characters, providing a 20% boost to physical damage as well as a 25% increase to damage when attacking from behind. For an agent like Billy Kid, who can easily dodge and get behind an enemy, this is an excellent advantage to have. For a more common, easier-to-obtain alternative, try [Lunar] Pleniluna which provides a nice damage b
Starting out in Zenless Zone Zero can be an exhilarating yet daunting experience, especially for those that are not familiar with many of previous Hoyoverse titles' mechanics. With its rich and unique gameplay mechanics, new players might feel overwhelmed by the multitude of options and systems at their dispo
Anby is the only entirely free-to-play stunner, making her a popular choice for players who haven't obtained Lycaon or Koleda. While useful, her Daze and Stun modifiers are lower compared to these S-Rank characters, and she requires precise timing for tapping or holding attacks, making her more challenging to master. However, when executed correctly , Anby can stun enemies swiftly due to her increased speed, providing significant value to players who take the time to learn her mechan
In version 1.0, Ben was the only Defense character in Zenless Zone Zero updates Zone Zero . While his abilities revolve around defensively Supporting his team, like shielding them, he can also do a decent amount of DMG among many other things. Ben is decent at building up Daze and Fire Anomaly too. All these things together make Ben valuable as a unit who is viable to do anything in ZZZ . Sadly, compared to Seth or Caesar, Ben doesn't offer enough value to be relevant in the m
While Anton has an interesting Core Skill that allows him to continuously trigger Shock DMG, he suffers from a lack of DPS in his attacks. As an Attack/Electric unit, Anton needs to be the main DPS who takes the field and enemies by storm. Unfortunately, Anton is also a single-target unit, which further limits his DPS during com
Zenless Zone Zero allows players to form a team (squad) of three characters, each belonging to one of several fighting types: Attack, Stun, Support, Defense, and Anomaly. Attack characters are the main damage dealers, capable of delivering high DPS to quickly eliminate enemies. Stun characters excel in crowd control, with some of them even being able to group up enemies, however their main strenght is to daze and incapacitate foes, providing large gaps for team to deal damage without needing to worry about taking damage. Support characters enhance the team by providing buffs that boost overall combat effectiveness. Defense characters are designed as tanky, designed to absorb damage and protect the team and increase survivability. Anomaly characters specialize in debuffs, weakening enemies and exploiting their vulnerabilities. A well-balanced team that incorporates a mix of these fighting types can handle a variety of combat situations effectively, such as a team of attack, support and stun charac
