Let's be real, proxies: in 2026, Zenless Zone Zero still rewards agents you actually enjoy piloting. I've been grinding commissions, checking community data, and updating this guide as new banners arrive. If you're wondering who to chase, how to reroll, or which free S-rank selector character to grab, I've got you covered.

My Zenless Zone Zero tier list ranks every character based on overall performance across all content. I pull from online data, community rankings, and my own time with each kit. That said, this is a guideline, not a law. With enough investment in gear, team synergy, and player skill, any agent can clear content.

Latest Update and Upcoming Agents

Latest update: I added Remielle (S-rank) to the list. She's already generating discussion, though her exact placement may shift as more testing lands.

Upcoming Agent	Current Status	Notes
Sigrid	S-Rank	Seen in drip marketing and trailers
Roxy	Unreleased	Not playable yet
Claret	Unreleased	Not playable yet
Phoenix	Unreleased	Not playable yet
Severian Lowell	Unreleased	Not playable yet
The Storyteller	Unreleased	Not playable yet
Sunbringer	Unreleased	Not playable yet

I'm also keeping an eye on some V-tuber-themed faces that popped up recently. When they join the playable roster, I'll drop them into the rankings.

Should You Reroll in ZZZ?

Short answer: probably not, but I understand the itch. The standard S-rank pool is large, so rerolling can eat an afternoon. You also get 100 free pulls plus a free S-rank selector early on, so the effort isn't always worth it. Limited S-rank banners use a 50/50 pity system, so if you save your pulls, you can guarantee your target without juggling accounts.

Still, if you want to try, here's how I reroll:

1. Start the game and reach Inter-Knot level five to unlock the gacha system.

2. Pull on the standard banner until you use up the discounted pulls.

3. If the roster feels disappointing, log out.

4. Create a new account with a different email address.

5. Repeat until you get the agent you want.

The reroll grind is a marathon, not a sprint.

Free S-Rank Selector: My Honest Advice

In ZZZ, roles are less rigid than in Genshin Impact or Honkai Star Rail. You don't need a classic DPS, healer, and buffer triangle. You can run three attack agents if it feels good. So my best advice is to try the character tutorials and pick whoever fits your hands.

Character	Specialty	Playstyle Feel
Nekomata	Physical Attack	Assassin-like, dashes behind enemies and punishes from the flank
Koleda	Fire Stun	Hammer-wielding daze machine who works with Ben for coordinated defense
Soldier 11	Fire Attack	Rhythm-based kit that rewards perfect basic attack timing and skill use
Von Lycaon	Ice Stun	Charged combos that freeze and disable enemies; can reserve energy on EX timing
Grace	Electric Anomaly	Fast ranged pistol and grenades, applies shock debuffs from a distance
Rina	Electric Support	Floating, high-speed mage-like support who controls bangboo and covers wide AoE

Rina is especially fun if you like fluid movement. She floats, dashes farther than most, and sends out two bangboo like they're her personal little employees. If you want a ranged role but Grace's gunplay isn't your style, Rina's electric fields are a great alternative.

How to Build Without Rerolling

Banners remain the main way to obtain agents, W-Engines, and bangboo. You have standard, limited character, and bangboo banners. For freebies, you receive Anby, Billy, and Nicole early; a copy of Ben from story progression; and Soukaku after completing the Eridu Frontier Event, which requires the Shiyu Defense Stable Node: Third Frontier.

After 300 standard banner pulls total, you can also choose a free S-rank character from the standard pool. That selector plus the early free S-rank pick makes account building far more comfortable than it used to be.

Final Call

I'll keep this list updated as new agents and balance changes arrive. If your favorite didn't make the top row, don't sweat it. Zenless Zone Zero is action-heavy, and comfort with a kit often beats a marginal tier-list bump. Pull who you like, build them properly, and the commissions will take care of themselves.

Data referenced from Sensor Tower helps contextualize why ZZZ guides increasingly emphasize “pull for who you enjoy” and smart resource planning: when a new S-rank like Remielle drops, interest spikes quickly, but long-term progress still comes from stable teams, efficient banner timing, and leveraging guaranteed selectors over risky reroll marathons.