ZZZ Top Up

Yes — starting Zenless Zone Zero during patch 2.7 (launched March 24, 2026), a new F2P player can realistically accumulate **160+ pulls** within a single version cycle. That's roughly 25,600+ Polychrome, combining beginner one-time rewards, patch event drops, permanent content milestones, and daily/weekly routines. The math works. But the first 72 hours matter most — beginner missions, tutorial rewards, and event check-ins can stack to 60+ pulls before you've even finished the main story prologue. Miss that window and you're grinding uphill for weeks.

Cissia is a genuinely F2P-friendly S-Rank in Zenless Zone Zero 2.7 — her core kit works without her signature W-Engine, her best Drive Disc set farms from standard domains, and her top team slots two permanently available characters. She's an Electric Attack sub-DPS who shreds DEF and buffs team CRIT DMG, making her a real endgame contributor rather than a banner trap. The catch: she's niche. Without Electric synergy — specifically Seed or a stun unit like Anby — her output drops noticeably. Build her right and she clears Shiyu Defense comfortably. Build her wrong and she's an expensive disappointment.

Zenless Zone Zero 2.7 Phase 2 runs **April 15 to May 5, 2026**, featuring Cissia's debut and a Seed rerun. Whether you pull depends on three things: your current pity count, how much Polychrome you've saved, and whether Cissia actually fills a gap in your roster. Community consensus leans toward Phase 1 as the stronger meta investment — but if you missed your guarantee or need an Electric DPS, Phase 2 has a clear use case. Here's the full breakdown.

Cissia is ZZZ's newest S-Rank Electric Attack agent, dropping in Version 2.7 Phase 2 from **April 15 to May 5, 2026**. Worst-case, she costs 28,800 Polychrome — but smart top-up timing and the right package stack can cut that effective cost significantly. Here's exactly what to buy, when to buy it, and whether she's worth your resources at all.

Cissia is a solid Electric Attack (Slash) S-Rank from the Metropolitan Order Division — but for most F2P players in 2.7, the honest answer is **skip**. Her damage ceiling is genuinely impressive alongside Seed, but without that synergy, she lands in a crowded Attack lane without enough justification for 120–180 pulls. Pull her if you own Seed, enjoy Venom management gameplay, or desperately need Electric DPS. Everyone else should hold Polychrome for 3.0.

Version 2.7 runs two limited events simultaneously — and most players will leave Polychrome on the table without noticing. **Special Disaster Control Squad** (April 3–20) offers 300 Polychrome plus combat materials through a relay-format challenge. **Chronicle of Simmering Flavors** (March 25–May 5) delivers 1,100 Polychrome and a free A-Rank W-Engine via a hotpot minigame. Combined: 1,400+ Polychrome. But only if you avoid the specific traps each event sets.