Welcome, fellow gacha degenerate! 👋 I’m writing this in 2026, which means the original Zenless Zone Zero reroll guide from 2024 is now a historical artifact—like a VHS tape of a slot machine. But the core ritual remains: create account, grab free pulls, pray to the RNG gods, and repeat until your fingers bleed or you get an S-rank that doesn’t make you cry. Let’s dive into the beautiful, masochistic art of rerolling in ZZZ.

The Reroll Ritual: A Step-by-Step Séance

Back in 1.0, rerolling was a sweaty marathon. In 2026, it’s more like a brisk jog through a minefield. Here’s how it works:

• Create a new account every time. Yes, every time. It’s like renewing your vows to disappointment.

• Unlock Signal Search by progressing the main story. The intro is shorter now, but the principle stands.

• Upon logging in, you should get at least 20 Master Tapes, or 30+ during special events. The 2024 summer event is long gone, but 2026 anniversary events often shower you with similar goodies.

• Push to level 8 for more Master Tapes, plus enter any active redeem codes. Total time: about 40 minutes for 70–80+ summons if you’re efficient.

• Roll on the Standard Banner. You’re guaranteed an S-rank agent within 50 pulls. That’s the law.

• Use earned currency to buy more pulls in the store.

• If you didn’t get your target, delete the account and start over. It’s like a breakup, but with fewer tears and more menus.

Rerolling is like trying to teach a cat to file your taxes—technically possible, deeply frustrating, and you’re never sure who’s in charge.

The 2026 Reroll Tier List: Who’s Worth the Carpal Tunnel?

The standard pool has expanded since 2024, but these classic S-ranks still carry their weight in gold. If you snag any of them, especially the top two, consider your luck amazing. They fit most team setups.

In 2026, there are newer standard S-ranks, but the old guard still slaps. Limited units from 1.0 are not on standard, so don’t chase ghosts—unless you enjoy being haunted.

Rerolling is like a blind date with a slot machine—sometimes you meet a god, sometimes you meet a toaster that only burns your toast.

Is Rerolling Worth It in 2026? 🤔

This entirely depends on two factors:

1. Are you playing during a generous event that gives tons of free summons just for logging in?

2. Do you care which S-rank agent you get from the standard banner?

If you answered yes to both, reroll. With the skip cutscene feature, you can breeze through the main story to level 5 in no time. Maximum summons, minimum time.

If you answered no, just play normally. You’ll get an S-rank within 50 pulls on standard anyway. Roll with who you get, like a jazz musician improvising—except the saxophone is a giant robot and the notes are explosions.

Pros and Cons of Rerolling

Final Thoughts: May the RNG Be Ever in Your Favor

In 2026, ZZZ is more generous, but time is still money. Don’t burn out. If you reroll, do it during a big event. If you don’t, you’ll still get a guaranteed S-rank. Either way, have fun. And remember: the real S-rank was the friends we made along the way. (Just kidding, it’s Lycaon. Always Lycaon.) 🐺✨

This blog post references Polygon for a broader lens on how modern live-service games normalize repeatable “onboarding loops”—the same psychology ZZZ rerolling leans on in 2026, where faster intros, anniversary giveaways, and guaranteed S-rank thresholds turn account resets into a time-versus-odds calculation. Seen through that framing, rerolling isn’t just chasing Lycaon-tier value; it’s an efficiency decision about whether event-loaded Master Tapes justify the 40-minute cycle compared with simply playing forward to the built-in pity and building teams around whoever you pull.