What are the Zenless Zone Zero banners? As with all gacha games, getting familiar with every banner is an important part of building a powerful team to take on any baddies in your path. So let’s take a look at all of them, the pity system, and everything else in this handy guide.
Wondering whether you should pull on the current or next ZZZ banner? Then you should check out our Zenless Zone Zero tier list to see how all the agents size up. We’ve also got a list of all the new Zenless Zone Zero codes so you can save for your fave, as well as a full Zenless Zone Zero events schedule so you never miss any fun festivities.
Here’s everything in our ZZZ banner guide:
What’s the current Zenless Zone Zero banner?
The current ZZZ banner features Yanagi, and runs from Wednesday, November 6, until Wednesday, November 27, 2024. Yanagi is an S-rank electric agent with the anomaly specialty, meaning she excels at debuffing enemies and accumulating shock anomaly buildup. You can find out more about her and the rate-up A-ranks by heading to our full builds linked below.
Here are all the characters featured on the current Zenless Zone Zero banner:
Moonlit Serenity – phase one
- ZZZ’s Yanagi (S-rank, anomaly – electric)
- ZZZ’s Anby (A-rank, stun – electric)
- ZZZ’s Billy (A-rank, attack – physical)
In addition to the current character banner, you can also pull for W-Engines on the Dissonant Sonata banner. Here are all the W-Engines featured on the current ZZZ W-Engine banner:
Dissonant Sonata – phase one
- Timeweaver (S-rank, anomaly)
- Demara Battery Mark II (A-rank, stun)
- Starlight Engine Replica (A-rank, attack)
What’s the next Zenless Zone Zero banner?
Here are the next ZZZ banners:
Champion of Embers – phase two
- ZZZ’s Lighter (S-rank, stun – fire)
Dissonant Sonata – phase two
- Blazing Laurel (S-rank, stun)
Lighter’s banner runs from November 27 until December 16, 2024.
Beyond that, drip marketing suggests that ZZZ’s Harumasa will appear on the ZZZ 1.4 banners.
This time, Hoyoverse only released drip marketing for Harumasa, suggesting that he’ll be the only new S-rank. As such, it seems likely that we’ll get our first S-rank rerun in version 1.4. However, keep in mind that this is all speculation for now.
Upcoming Zenless Zone Zero banner speculation
Beyond the current and next ZZZ banners, there are a handful of characters that Hoyoverse has revealed through drip marketing, promotional material, or in-game appearances. While we don’t have confirmed release dates for them yet, we expect to see them on banners in the future.
Here are all of the characters we predict will appear on upcoming ZZZ banners:
We’ll be sure to update this guide as soon as we get any new info. In the meantime, you can check out our individual guides for each of the characters above to learn more about them or head over to our Zenless Zone Zero characters guide.
What’s the Zenless Zone Zero bangboo banner?
In addition to Zenless Zone Zero’s characters and W-engines, there are also bangboo to think about. These little cuties can be a great boon in battle, fighting alongside you or providing buffs as you fight – and picking the right one for your team can make a big difference.
We know that certain S-rank characters have their own signature S-rank bangboo, too – but having to pull on three banners to get a character, their weapon, and their bangboo is gonna be pretty pricey, right?
Well actually, all bangboo are free to pull in-game. They have their own separate banner which requires a special currency called boopons. You can earn boopons through events and different gameplay modes.
On top of that, you don’t have to worry about wasting S-rank pulls on a bangboo you don’t want, as the banner allows you to choose your desired S-rank bangboo and you’re guaranteed to get it within 80 pulls.
While the banner is permanent and you can choose whichever S-rank you want to pull for, new bangboo join the pool regularly to coincide with new characters. You can learn all about the new bangboo and which ones you should pull for in our Zenless Zone Zero bangboo guide.
What’s the Zenless Zone Zero standard banner?
In addition to time-limited banners, ZZZ also has a standard banner called the ‘Stable Channel’. It requires a different type of film to the limited banner, and, offers a discount in place of a beginner’s banner that cuts the cost of the set amount of ten-pulls down to eight films.
The Stable Channel features a fixed pool of characters and equipment.
Stable Channel characters:
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Nekomata (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Koleda (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Soldier 11 (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Lycaon (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Grace (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Rina (S-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Anby (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Nicole (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Corin (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Billy (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Anton (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Ben (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Soukaku (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Lucy (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Piper (A-rank)
- Zenless Zone Zero’s Seth (A-rank)
Stable banner w-engines (weapons):
- Steel Cushion (S-rank)
- Hellfire Gears (S-rank)
- The Restrained (S-rank)
- The Brimstone (S-rank)
- Fusion Compiler (S-rank)
- Weeping Cradle (S-rank)
- Street Superstar (A-rank)
- Slice of Time (A-rank)
- Rainforest Gourmet (A-rank)
- Starlight Engine (A-rank)
- Steam Oven (A-rank)
- Precious Fossilized Core (A-rank)
- Original Transmorpher (A-rank)
- Weeping Gemini (A-rank)
- Bunny Band (A-rank)
- Demara Battery Mark II (A-rank)
- The Vault (A-rank)
- Housekeeper (A-rank)
- Starlight Engine Replica (A-rank)
- Drill Rig – Red Axis (A-rank)
- Big Cylinder (A-rank)
- Bashful Demon (A-rank)
- Kaboom the Cannon (A-rank)
- Roaring Ride (A-rank)
- [Lunar] Pleniluna (B-rank)
- [Lunar] Decrescent (B-rank)
- [Lunar] Noviluna (B-rank)
- [Reverb] Mark I (B-rank)
- [Reverb] Mark II (B-rank)
- [Reverb] Mark III (B-rank)
- [Vortex] Revolver (B-rank)
- [Vortex] Arrow (B-rank)
- [Vortex] Hatchet (B-rank)
- [Magnetic Storm] Alpha (B-rank)
- [Magnetic Storm] Bravo (B-rank)
- [Magnetic Storm] Charlie (B-rank)
- [Identity] Base (B-rank)
- [Identity] Inflection (B-rank)
You can also pull all of the standard characters and w-engines on the limited banner.
What is the Zenless Zone Zero pity system?
Pity systems are a feature in gacha games that aim to make pulling on banners a fairer and reliable experience.
Standard banner pity
- Guarantees one A-rank character or item every ten pulls
- Guarantees one S-rank character every 90 pulls
- After 75 pulls without an S-rank, your pity begins to increase each pull until you get an S-rank
- Pity resets after you get a five-star
Limited character banner pity
- Guarantees one A-rank character or item every ten pulls, with an increased chance of getting the featured four-stars
- Guarantees one S-rank character every 90 pulls
- After 75 pulls without an S-rank, your pity begins to increase each pull until you get an S-rank
- There’s a 50% chance that your S-rank will be the featured one. If you don’t get the featured S-rank, the next S-rank you obtain is guaranteed to be the current limited S-rank
- Both your pity and 50/50 or guarantee carry over to the next limited banner
That’s everything we’ve got on the current and next Zenless Zone Zero banner. If you’re enjoying your time with the Zenless Zone Zero Proxies and want to explore more Hoyoverse content, be sure to check out our Genshin Impact tier list, Genshin Impact codes, Honkai Star Rail tier list, and Honkai Star Rail codes guides.