There are stylish fighters in Zenless Zone Zero, and then there are fighters who look like they wandered out of a vintage electronics store mid-fight. Dialyn belongs firmly in the second category. As an S-rank Physical Stun agent from the Krampus faction, she wields a huge metal ring that would make any acrobat jealous, and she never seems to put down a black rotary telephone with a gloriously curly cord. That phone isn't just a quirky prop—it's a whole personality statement, and it hints at her role as the customer service representative of the Krampus Compliance Authority. In battle, she focuses on piling daze onto enemies, turning them into stationary punching bags while the team's damage dealer goes to work. For anyone who appreciates a good pun, her name practically writes itself: Dialyn, as in dial-in. Yes, the joke is as old as the phone she carries, and somehow that makes it even better.

Since it's now 2026, players can still find her featured in rerun banners or permanent pools depending on the current update schedule. The best way to prepare for any pull is to grab those polychromes from ongoing Zenless Zone Zero events and redeem any active codes floating around.

Dialyn originally debuted on the first banner of version 2.4, and her drip marketing revealed both her look and a rough idea of her kit. She ran alongside her signature S-rank W-engine, Yesterday Calls, which might be the most thematically perfect weapon name in the game. Yesterday Calls—because she's literally holding a phone from yesterday. The W-engine boosts her Stun capabilities and synergizes with her daze-focused playstyle. For drive discs, the community settled on a four-piece King of the Summit set paired with a two-piece Woodpecker Electro. The priority stats are Impact and Physical DMG, with Impact being non-negotiable for any Stun agent worth their salt. King of the Summit increases daze buildup, while Woodpecker Electro gives her Physical attacks a bit more bite. Together, they turn Dialyn into a machine that makes enemies see stars faster than a late-night infomercial. Players wondering how to build her can also consider alternative sets depending on substat luck, but the four-plus-two combo remains the gold standard.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the rotary phone. Not a sleek smartphone, not a sci-fi communicator, but a full-on black handset with a curly wire that looks like it came straight from a 1970s kitchen wall. In a game full of futuristic gadgets and Hollow-powered tech, this is the ultimate flex. It's not about efficiency; it's about sending a message—preferably by dialing it slowly.

In terms of lore, Dialyn belongs to the Krampus Compliance Authority, a faction that operates under the massive umbrella of TOPS. She shares this affiliation with Banyue, another agent whose own kit and design turned heads when first revealed. The Krampus faction name alone suggests a certain level of bureaucratic menace, but Dialyn's job is apparently customer service—which might explain why she's so good at stunning enemies. Anyone who has ever worked a customer support hotline knows that feeling of wanting to smack something with a giant metal ring. Perhaps that's the real lore reason behind her weapon choice. Her official combat details mark her as a Physical element Stun specialist at S-rank rarity, meaning she's not here to out-damage the main DPS. Instead, she sets up the board so that carries like Zhu Yuan, Ellen, or newer 2026 damage dealers can land their combos without interruption. Against enemies with high daze resistance, her rapid accumulation of stun metrics becomes invaluable, especially in harder Hollow Zero modes or time-limited challenges.

For the voice acting fans out there, three of Dialyn's language tracks have been officially confirmed. The English voice remains elusive as of this writing, which is either a licensing mystery or a deliberate choice to keep her phone-call persona extra mysterious. A quick look at the confirmed cast:

The question of whether to pull for Dialyn in 2026 depends on what kind of account someone is running. Players who lack a dedicated Stun unit for Physical teams will find her extremely useful, especially with that signature W-engine. Her ability to apply daze quickly can shave precious seconds off boss fights, and her design is certainly a conversation starter. On the other hand, veterans who already have fully built stunners like Qingyi or Lycaon might see diminishing returns unless they're collectors or simply want to run the most gloriously anachronistic squad in New Eridu. The fact that she works so well with King of the Summit and Woodpecker Electro means even partial investment can yield solid performance. And let's be honest—there's an undeniable charm in watching a customer service rep beat an Ethereal into submission with a metal hoop while clutching a rotary phone like it's the last working line to human resources.

All in all, Dialyn is a delightful oddball in the Zenless Zone Zero lineup. She doesn't take herself too seriously, and neither should players. Build her Impact, stack that daze, and let the rotary phone puns ring loud and clear. 📞💥