ZZZ 3.1 Release Date, Banners, Remielle vs Sigrid, Rewards & Pull Plan

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Zenless Zone Zero Version 3.1 is expected to introduce Remielle and Sigrid as its major new Agents, but several important details—including their banner order, rerun lineup and full version rewards—remain unconfirmed.

HoYoverse has officially announced that Version 3.0 will end on July 29, 2026, at 06:00 (UTC+8). This makes July 29 the expected ZZZ 3.1 release date, assuming the game moves directly into the next version after maintenance. However, HoYoverse has not yet published the complete Version 3.1 update announcement, so the exact maintenance and server-opening times are still pending.

This guide separates confirmed information from reasonable expectations and pre-release reports. It also explains whether Remielle or Sigrid may offer more value for your account, how many pulls you should prepare and which rewards should—or should not—be counted as Version 3.1 income.

Latest status: Remielle and Sigrid have official Agent Records, but their banner phases, rerun partners, featured A-Rank Agents and complete Version 3.1 rewards have not been officially announced. HoYoverse has also warned that characters shown in the Season 3 teaser may still be adjusted during development.

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ZZZ 3.1 Quick Overview

Question

Current Answer

Expected release date

July 29, 2026

Is the date fully confirmed?

Version 3.0’s end time is confirmed; the 3.1 update notice is not yet published

Expected new Agents

Remielle and Sigrid

Phase 1 banner

Not officially confirmed

Phase 2 banner

Not officially confirmed

Rerun Agents

Not officially announced

Version 3.1 free pulls

Complete total not yet available

Special Program date

Not announced

Best pull choice

Depends on whether your account needs Anomaly utility or an Ice DPS

Recommended action now

Save Polychromes and wait for the official banner schedule

When Is ZZZ Version 3.1 Coming Out?

Expected ZZZ 3.1 Release Date

The expected Zenless Zone Zero 3.1 release date is:

July 29, 2026

The official Version 3.0 update notice states that Version 3.0 will last 42 days and end on July 29 at 06:00 UTC+8. Unless HoYoverse announces an extension or an unusual scheduling change, Version 3.1 should begin after the following maintenance period.

July 29 should therefore be treated as a highly reliable expected date rather than a separately confirmed Version 3.1 launch announcement.

ZZZ 3.1 Release Time

The exact server-opening time has not been confirmed.

Version updates normally begin when the preceding version ends, but maintenance duration can vary. Players should wait for the official Version 3.1 update notice before relying on a specific release time for America, Europe or Asia.

The eventual announcement should confirm:

  • Maintenance start and estimated completion time

  • Pre-installation availability

  • Client download size

  • Maintenance compensation

  • Device and storage requirements

  • Any known compatibility issues

Avoid confusing the confirmed 06:00 UTC+8 Version 3.0 end time with the final time at which Version 3.1 servers will become playable.

ZZZ 3.1 Banner Schedule

HoYoverse published official Agent Records for both Remielle and Sigrid on June 20, shortly after Version 3.0 began. Based on ZZZ’s usual character-marketing pattern, they are the strongest candidates to become the two major new Agents in Version 3.1.

However, the Agent Records do not confirm which character will appear first, whether both banners will follow the standard phase structure or which Agents will receive reruns. Treat any exact phase dates circulating before the Special Program as pre-release information rather than an official schedule.

Banner Detail

Current Status

What Is Still Needed

Remielle’s playable release

Officially revealed; expected for 3.1

Official phase and banner dates

Sigrid’s playable release

Officially revealed; expected for 3.1

Official phase and banner dates

Remielle banner phase

Unconfirmed

Special Program confirmation

Sigrid banner phase

Unconfirmed

Special Program confirmation

Rerun Agents

Unconfirmed

Full Signal Search announcement

Featured A-Rank Agents

Unconfirmed

Banner details

Signature W-Engines

Expected

Official names, effects and phases

Banner duration

Unconfirmed

Version 3.1 event schedule

ZZZ 3.1 Phase 1 Banner

Remielle is frequently predicted to appear during Phase 1, but HoYoverse has not officially confirmed this order.

Do not plan resource deadlines around estimated Phase 1 dates until the Version 3.1 Special Program or Signal Search announcement verifies:

  • The featured new Agent

  • The rerun Agent or Agents

  • Featured A-Rank Agents

  • Signature W-Engine

  • Opening and closing times

If Remielle is your priority, continue saving as though she could appear immediately when Version 3.1 launches.

ZZZ 3.1 Phase 2 Banner

Sigrid is widely expected to occupy the other Version 3.1 banner phase, but her exact placement remains unknown.

Players who prefer Sigrid should not assume that they will have an additional three weeks to save. HoYoverse could change the phase order or banner format, especially if Version 3.1 introduces another multi-banner or rerun structure.

ZZZ 3.1 Rerun Characters

No Version 3.1 rerun Agent has been officially announced.

Predictions based on how long a character has been absent can help identify possible candidates, but they are not proof. The value of the reruns may also substantially change the optimal pull order.

For example, a new player may gain more account value from a versatile established Support than from adding another damage dealer. An experienced player with complete teams may instead prefer a new Agent who unlocks a different playstyle.

Wait for the complete rerun lineup before making a final Remielle-versus-Sigrid decision.

ZZZ 3.1 New Characters

The official Season 3 Character Reveal introduced a wider cast of future characters, while the individual Remielle and Sigrid Agent Records established them as the latest characters receiving dedicated marketing. The complete official combat demonstrations have not yet been released.

Remielle: Current Role and Account Value

Remielle is an important Season 3 character whose official profile is now available through the Remielle Agent Record.

Current pre-release databases describe her as an S-Rank Lumiflux Anomaly Agent. Her reported gameplay direction emphasizes Anomaly-based team interactions rather than functioning solely as a conventional on-field damage dealer. These combat details remain subject to adjustment before release.

If her live kit retains that direction, Remielle will be most relevant to players who:

  • Already own strong Anomaly damage dealers

  • Want to improve an Anomaly-focused account

  • Value team amplification and off-field contribution

  • Can provide compatible teammates for her mechanics

  • Prefer an Agent who may strengthen several team variations

Her overall account value will depend on whether she needs specific limited teammates, how much of her support is available at M0 and whether accessible W-Engines can maintain her rotation.

Detailed equipment, Drive Disc, team and rotation analysis should remain in a separate Remielle build guide rather than being duplicated here.

Sigrid: Current Role and Account Value

Sigrid received her official Agent Record on June 20.

Current pre-release databases list her as an S-Rank Ice Attack Agent, although her complete skills, Mindscapes and final performance calculations are not yet available.

An Attack specialty generally points toward a direct damage role. If that remains accurate at launch, Sigrid may appeal most to players who:

  • Lack a competitive Ice damage dealer

  • Need a new on-field carry

  • Already own suitable Stun and Support Agents

  • Prefer direct damage over more complicated Anomaly setups

  • Want one new Agent to complete a specific team

Her final value cannot be determined from the Attack label alone. Field-time requirements, team restrictions, signature W-Engine dependence and live-server damage testing will all matter.

Remielle vs Sigrid: Who Should You Pull?

The correct choice is not automatically whichever Agent produces the larger showcase number.

Remielle and Sigrid appear to target different account needs. Remielle’s current pre-release identity leans toward Anomaly utility and team interaction, while Sigrid is currently listed as an Ice Attack Agent intended to deal more direct damage. (Prydwen Institute)

Account Question

Remielle May Be Better If…

Sigrid May Be Better If…

What does your account lack?

Anomaly support, amplification or off-field utility

A dedicated Ice damage dealer

Existing roster

You already own strong Anomaly Agents

You already own strong Stun and Support Agents

Preferred gameplay

You enjoy rotations, resource management and team reactions

You prefer a clearer on-field DPS structure

Team cost

You can meet her eventual team requirements

You can complete an Ice carry team immediately

New-player value

You already have a damage dealer to support

You still need a main carry

Long-term value

Her buffs work across several future Anomaly teams

Her personal damage remains competitive

Signature dependence

She has strong accessible alternatives

She performs well without her signature

Best decision today

Wait for final support and teammate details

Wait for final damage and rotation testing

Pull Remielle If…

Remielle should be your provisional priority when your account already has one or more capable Anomaly carries but lacks the utility needed to maximize them.

Supportive or hybrid Agents can sometimes remain relevant longer than pure damage dealers because they contribute to multiple teams. That advantage only applies if their buffs are sufficiently universal and not locked behind restrictive team conditions.

Before pulling, verify:

  • Which teammates activate her complete kit

  • Whether she needs three Anomaly Agents

  • How well she functions without her ideal limited partner

  • Whether her signature W-Engine changes the rotation

  • How much field time she demands

  • Whether her contribution is meaningful outside one premium team

Pull Sigrid If…

Sigrid should be your provisional priority when your account needs a direct Ice carry more than another enabler.

A strong main DPS can provide an immediate upgrade for players who are still building two complete endgame teams. However, damage dealers generally require a full supporting roster and may offer less value when an account already owns several characters covering the same role.

Before pulling, verify:

  • Her strongest Stun and Support partners

  • Whether she needs another Ice Agent

  • How long her ideal damage window lasts

  • Whether her best teams use highly contested supports

  • How she compares with your existing Ice DPS

  • Whether an accessible W-Engine is close to her signature

Wait or Skip Both If…

Waiting is reasonable when:

  • Your current teams already clear the content you care about

  • You cannot complete either Agent’s preferred team

  • You have fewer pulls than needed to secure your first choice

  • A valuable rerun could solve a larger roster problem

  • You are relying entirely on unconfirmed beta rankings

  • You want to see live Shiyu Defense and Deadly Assault testing

There is no gameplay benefit to pulling on the first minute of a banner. Waiting several days can reveal bugs, rotation problems, team restrictions and performance differences that are not obvious from promotional demonstrations.

ZZZ 3.1 Rewards and Free Pulls

Are the ZZZ 3.1 Rewards Confirmed?

No complete Version 3.1 reward list has been announced.

The confirmed second-anniversary benefits currently belong to Version 3.0, not Version 3.1. HoYoverse’s official Version 3.0 Perks Overview states that players can obtain 1,600 Polychromes, a Phaethon faction Agent, related Mindscapes, a recommended W-Engine and other version benefits during 3.0.

This distinction matters because some early Version 3.1 articles may count anniversary rewards that players can already claim during Version 3.0. Those resources can certainly be saved for the 3.1 banners, but they should not be described as new rewards delivered by Version 3.1.

What Could Add to the ZZZ 3.1 Pull Total?

The final total may include:

  • Daily activity Polychromes

  • Version events

  • Main story and commission rewards

  • Shiyu Defense resets

  • Deadly Assault rewards

  • Version maintenance compensation

  • Special Program redemption codes

  • Check-in campaigns

  • Web events

  • Achievements and new exploration content

  • Inter-Knot Membership income for paying users

Do not publish a final free-pull number until the complete event schedule is available.

A useful pull estimate should also separate:

  • Guaranteed rewards available to all active players

  • Rewards requiring endgame clears

  • One-time exploration and achievement rewards

  • Paid membership income

  • New-player-only rewards

  • Rewards that actually belong to Version 3.0

Can F2P Players Get Both Remielle and Sigrid?

It is possible, but it cannot be safely guaranteed for every F2P player.

Your chances depend on:

  • Current Polychrome and Encrypted Master Tape savings

  • Existing pity

  • Whether your next S-Rank is guaranteed

  • The official banner order

  • Your Version 3.1 income

  • Whether you win or lose the featured-Agent chance

  • Whether you spend anything on W-Engine banners

Players starting Version 3.1 with little pity and no guarantee should plan around securing one priority Agent, not assume that normal version income will guarantee two new limited S-Ranks.

ZZZ 3.1 Pull Budget

The official Signal Search rules guarantee an S-Rank Agent within 90 searches. If the obtained S-Rank is not the featured limited Agent, the next S-Rank is guaranteed to be the featured Agent.

One pull costs 160 Polychromes.

Starting Position

Maximum Pulls for Target

Polychrome Equivalent

Risk Level

Featured Agent guaranteed, 0 pity

90

14,400

Low

Not guaranteed, 0 pity

180

28,800

Safe worst-case target

Both new Agents, both starting without guarantee

360

57,600

Extremely expensive

50 pity and featured guaranteed

40

6,400

Low

50 pity but not guaranteed

Up to 130

20,800

Moderate

These are worst-case maximums, not average costs. Many players will obtain an S-Rank before 90 searches, but a reliable pull plan should not depend on early luck.

Conservative Pull Plan

Use this plan when you are F2P, have limited savings or care strongly about one Agent.

  1. Select Remielle or Sigrid as the only guaranteed target.

  2. Reserve enough pulls for the worst-case outcome.

  3. Ignore the signature W-Engine until the character is secured.

  4. Stop after obtaining the target.

  5. Save the remaining resources for a future banner.

This is the safest strategy for avoiding an incomplete team and an empty account before the next important banner.

Balanced Pull Plan

Use this plan when you want both Agents but cannot guarantee both.

  1. Pull your higher-priority Agent first.

  2. Stop immediately after obtaining them.

  3. Use remaining pulls on the second Agent only if losing will not affect future plans.

  4. Skip both signature W-Engines.

  5. Treat the second Agent as a luck-based attempt rather than a guaranteed acquisition.

High-Investment Pull Plan

Players with substantial savings can consider:

  1. Securing both Agents at M0.

  2. Testing both with existing W-Engines.

  3. Waiting for live calculations.

  4. Choosing one signature W-Engine only when it offers a meaningful improvement.

  5. Considering Mindscapes after the complete roster plan is funded.

Horizontal investment—owning more functional characters—is usually more useful than upgrading one character when an account still lacks complete teams.

Character or Signature W-Engine First?

For most accounts, the priority should be:

Primary Agent → Second needed Agent → Signature W-Engine → Mindscapes

A signature W-Engine becomes more attractive when it:

  • Fixes an important energy or rotation problem

  • Has no competitive A-Rank substitute

  • Provides major teamwide value

  • Is reusable by other Agents

  • Offers more value than acquiring another necessary teammate

Do not assume that a signature is mandatory simply because it is the best mathematical option.

What to Do Before ZZZ 3.1

Finish Version 3.0 Limited Content

Version 3.0 officially ends on July 29 at 06:00 UTC+8, while multiple version events use an ending time of July 29 at 05:59 UTC+8. Complete outstanding events and claims before the deadline rather than waiting for maintenance day. (Zenless Zone Zero)

Claim the Confirmed Anniversary Benefits

Collect the Version 3.0 anniversary and celebration rewards before assuming they will remain available throughout Version 3.1. Save the resulting Polychromes and Encrypted Master Tapes when neither current banner is a priority.

Check Your Pity and Guarantee

Record:

  • Current Exclusive Channel pity

  • Whether the next S-Rank is guaranteed

  • W-Engine Channel pity

  • Available Encrypted Master Tapes

  • Current Polychromes

  • Unclaimed event rewards

Limited Agent pity and guarantee normally carry into subsequent Exclusive Channels of the same type, but they are separate from W-Engine and Stable Channel counters.

Avoid Risky “Building Pity”

Do not pull solely because you want a featured A-Rank Agent.

An unexpected S-Rank can reset your pity, consume your guarantee and remove your ability to secure Remielle or Sigrid.

Save General Upgrade Resources

It is reasonable to save universal resources such as:

  • Dennies

  • Investigator Logs

  • W-Engine Energy Modules

  • Certification Seals

  • Skill Chips that have been officially confirmed

  • Reserved Battery Charge

Avoid spending heavily on leaked character-specific materials until the official material list appears.

Review Your Existing Teams

Identify the actual roster problem that Version 3.1 must solve.

Ask:

  • Do I lack damage or team support?

  • Do I already own an Ice DPS?

  • Do I own enough Anomaly characters to justify Remielle?

  • Which supports are contested between my teams?

  • Will the new Agent complete a team or create another unfinished project?

This exercise is more useful than choosing entirely from early tier-list positions.

Confirmed Information vs Leaks

Use these labels consistently when evaluating Version 3.1 coverage:

Confirmed: Information published through the official ZZZ website, HoYoLAB, Special Program, update notice or in-game announcement.

Expected: A conclusion supported by the official version schedule or established publishing pattern, such as the expected July 29 update date.

Pre-release: Information obtained from beta data, early databases or unofficial kit descriptions that may still change.

Speculation: Predictions based on rerun gaps, community theories or assumptions without direct evidence.

For the current version:

  • Version 3.0 ending on July 29 is confirmed.

  • Remielle and Sigrid’s official character reveals are confirmed.

  • July 29 as the Version 3.1 launch date is strongly expected.

  • Their banner order is unconfirmed.

  • Version 3.1 reruns are unconfirmed.

  • The complete Version 3.1 reward total is unconfirmed.

  • Final character strength is unconfirmed.

ZZZ 3.1 Events, Story and New Content

The full Version 3.1 content schedule has not been released.

The official Season 3 reveal confirms that HoYoverse is developing a larger cast and continuing the Roscaelifer-era storyline, but it does not provide the complete Version 3.1 event list.

The Special Program should clarify:

  • The next main story chapter

  • Remielle and Sigrid’s narrative roles

  • Version events

  • New enemies and bosses

  • New W-Engines

  • Drive Disc additions

  • Outfits and cosmetics

  • Quality-of-life improvements

  • Login campaigns

  • Redemption codes

  • Banner order and reruns

Complex events and boss fights should receive separate guides after their mechanics are officially available rather than being overexplained in this version overview.

ZZZ 3.1 FAQ

When will ZZZ 3.1 release?

Version 3.1 is expected to release on July 29, 2026, after Version 3.0 ends and update maintenance is completed.

Is the July 29 release date officially confirmed?

The Version 3.0 end date is officially confirmed. HoYoverse has not yet published a separate Version 3.1 update notice confirming the complete launch schedule.

Who are the new characters in ZZZ 3.1?

Remielle and Sigrid are the two officially revealed Agents most strongly expected to headline Version 3.1.

Is Remielle in Phase 1?

Her banner phase has not been officially announced.

Is Sigrid in Phase 2?

Her banner phase has not been officially announced.

Who are the ZZZ 3.1 rerun characters?

No Version 3.1 rerun lineup has been confirmed.

Should you pull Remielle or Sigrid?

Remielle currently appears more relevant to Anomaly-focused accounts, while Sigrid appears more relevant to players needing an Ice Attack DPS. Wait for official kits and live testing before making a final decision.

How many free pulls are in ZZZ 3.1?

The complete Version 3.1 free-pull count is unavailable because the event and reward schedule has not been announced.

Are the anniversary rewards part of Version 3.1?

The currently confirmed second-anniversary benefits are assigned to Version 3.0. They can be saved for Version 3.1, but should not be counted as new 3.1 rewards.

Can an F2P player guarantee both Remielle and Sigrid?

Only players entering the version with substantial savings, pity or guarantees can safely plan around both. A player starting at zero pity without guarantees could theoretically require as many as 360 pulls.

Does pity carry over to Version 3.1?

Pity and the featured-Agent guarantee carry between limited Agent channels of the same type. Agent pity does not transfer to the W-Engine or Stable Channel.

Should you pull an Agent or their signature W-Engine?

Secure the Agent first. Consider the signature only after confirming that it provides substantially more value than available alternatives or another needed character.

Final ZZZ 3.1 Pull Recommendation

Version 3.1 is expected to begin on July 29, 2026, with Remielle and Sigrid positioned as its likely new featured Agents. However, banner phases, reruns, events and reward totals still require official confirmation.

For now, players should finish Version 3.0 content, claim the confirmed anniversary rewards, record their pity and stop spending Encrypted Master Tapes without a clear goal.

Choose Remielle provisionally when your account already has strong Anomaly characters and needs additional team utility. Choose Sigrid provisionally when you need a dedicated Ice damage dealer and already own suitable teammates.

F2P players should prepare to guarantee one priority Agent rather than assuming both will be obtainable. The safest final decision point will come after the Version 3.1 Special Program and several days of live-server testing.

Mason Reed

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