Zenless Zone Zero (ZZZ) Reroll guide

Rina is a

Pros & Cons

• Has two pet Bangboo puppets she casts all her abilities with - they hang around on the field after she casts abilities for a short while before returning to her.
• Has the incredibly generic buff that while Bangboos are on the field Rina grants 25% of her PEN ratio + a flat amount up to a limit of 30% to all team members, increasing the whole team’s damage tremendously.
• Additional ability increases all Shock durations from 10 seconds to 13 seconds resulting in higher Shock uptime and 30% more total damage if all Shocks have the chance to run their full duration (essential for Shock teams). Also grants the team 10% Electric damage while there is a Shocked enemy.
• Pen Ratio buff is universal enough to always be helpful in any team and the Shock duration extension is unique enough that it’s unlikely Rina will become replaced too quickly.
• Very easy to understand and play outside of ensuring Rina’s Bangboo’s stay deployed.
• Very high movement speed,
• Dash distance and can attack while slightly moving making Rina one of the highest mobility characters in the game (next to Grace).

• Many abilities last multiple seconds and occupy Rina’s Bangboos, restricting her from casting another ability until the last one finishes - this makes the use of Rina’s abilities in quick succession challenging.
• Bangboos need to be constantly redeployed in order to take advantage of Rina’s Pen Ratio buff, meaning you’ll need to stay on top of weaving her attacking in between your other characters as much as possible.

Koleda is a

Pros & Cons

• Gains temporary invincibility during the enhanced portions of her basic attack sequence allowing Koleda to ignore hits and finish her combo instead of dodging.
• Very easy to play to her full potential.
• Combining Koleda’s EX with an enhanced basic attack sequence delivers devastating amounts of daze.
• Gain’s empowered abilities when in a party with Ben changing and improving some of her kit.
• Additional ability (gained by having a Belobog or Fire teammate) is nice but not a dealbreaker to lose making Koleda feel fine to splash into team archetypes she doesn’t have direct synergy in (she can be used in every team without you feeling bad for losing something).

• Has attack animations on the slower side with some attacks that lock her into completing them, sometimes causing Koleda to end up out of position unless you perform a character swap during them.
• Non-enhanced basic attacks feel lackluster compared to her EX-enhanced basic combo making her feel somewhat EX-reliant outside of parrying and dodge countering.
• Nothing that makes her outstanding outside of her great Daze and being a Fire element makes her subject to power creep.

Soldier 11 is a

Pros & Cons

• Has a full team of competitive A-Rank options (Ben as Stun and Lucy as Support) with the option to upgrade the team further with the addition of another S-Rank (Koleda) on release.
• Only Fire damage dealer on release.
• Incredibly simple playstyle once you get the hang of it.
• Core Passive and Additional ability are a pile of free damage that doesn’t require you to do anything.

• No stand-out features other than good damage output, putting her at risk of power creep from another Fire DPS that does her job better.
• Basic attacks have a special “timed” mechanic, requiring you to pause a short moment in between each attack in order to deal maximum damage. This mechanic can be bypassed through the use of some abilities but should still be mastered to unlock Soldier 11’s full potential which won't be for everyone.
• Part of a faction with no other teammates currently on release limiting her synergies to only fire characters.

Grace is a

Pros & Cons

• Most attacks have a movement-based component which is controllable by the player making Grace one of the most mobile characters.
• Incredibly fast damaging combos allow Grace to be played alongside another damage dealer as a Sub-dps without her competing for field time.
• Deals the majority of her damage through Shock which after applied can be triggered by other characters while Grace isn’t even on the field.
• The backbone of the Shock team archetype making her a must-have if you want to play that team on release.
• Incredibly cheap EX Special meaning it will be available far more frequently than other characters.
• Incredibly active playstyle requiring accumulation and spending of charges on top of constant movement. Good for players who like a lot of action.

• Constant movement on abilities can sometimes lead to Grace being out of position if not controlled correctly.
• Re-applying a Shock to an already Shocked target will not deal any additional damage but only refresh the duration making spamming out Shocks, while possible, a less efficient use of Grace's resources (Disorder can be used to solve this issue somewhat).
• Strong damage potential but less straightforward to play as a sole damage dealer than other characters and prefers to be played alongside another damage dealer (such as Anton) in most cases.
• Her best and incredibly synergistic support (Rina) is an S-Rank and playing without her is noticeable, limiting Grace’s free-to-play power on release unless you get lucky.

Nekomata is a

Pros & Cons

• Has great AoE coverage on her Ultimate, Chain, and Dodge Counter allowing for easy cleanup of weaker enemies.
• Multiple team synergies among free-to-play characters even if they aren’t as strong as other characters' best teams.
• Incredible mobility with a Dash Attack that is a borderline teleport.
• Fast attacking and dodge-based kit perfect for those who enjoy a fast-paced playstyle.
• Incredibly cheap EX Special meaning it will be available far more frequently than other characters.

• Requires constant use of Dodge Counters or Quick Assists in order to keep her Core passive ability active whereas many other characters get theirs permanently active for free.
• During Stun damage windows when the enemy cannot attack, Nekomata must rely on her Support to grant her a Quick Assist or go without a large damage bonus.
• Is a Physical damage dealer and there are three A-Rank characters from this element - one of which is free - meaning she has by far the most competition for her role within her element, making her relative value compared to other elemental S-Rank drop.
• Has incredibly limited team synergy options. There is no Physical support or Stun characters and the characters from her faction Cunning Hares only have mediocre synergy with her at best. This results in lower endgame potential for her at the time of her release.