In 2026, New Eridu remains a city of neon rain and Hollow whispers. A rookie Proxy—let us call them the Wanderer—logs into Zenless Zone Zero for the first time. Their goal is simple: pull an S-rank Agent without spending a single Denny. The gacha banners purr like content Bangboos, but they rarely grant wishes on the first try. That is where rerolling comes in. Rerolling means creating a fresh account, speeding through the early campaign, and using free currency to pull. If the results disappoint, the Wanderer starts again with a dummy account. The whole ritual can take less than an hour once the route is learned.

What Rerolling Really Means

Zenless Zone Zero is free-to-play with gacha mechanics. Most Agents arrive as random rewards from pulls, so luck matters. Instead of paying, a patient player can build multiple dummy accounts until one shines. The Wanderer learns to treat each account like a disposable film reel: if the story does not star the right hero, cut and reshoot. Honestly, luck is a fickle Bangboo.

Step 1: Build the Dummy Account

At the main menu, the Wanderer clicks Register. Since the first few attempts rarely deliver, they create a dummy Gmail address. They send a verification code to that email, input it, and set a password. For later rerolls, they add numbers at the end of each new email—easy to remember, easy to repeat.

Step 2: Speed Through the Prologue

The early hours are a tutorial marathon. The Wanderer skips all dialogue by opening the Menu in the upper-right corner and selecting Skip. A few cutscenes refuse to budge, but almost everything else can be bypassed. Later, the Video Archive in the Random Play store lets them replay scenes. They also level up the default characters—Nicole, Anby, and Billy—so combat encounters end faster. The quicker the foes fall, the quicker the pulls arrive.

After the first mission, the Wanderer speaks to General Chop and Susie. This unlocks the Signal Shop, home of the gacha banners and premium currency exchange. The in-game mailbox holds enough Master Tape for a couple of 10-pulls on the standard banner. Tempting? Yes. Wise? Not yet. They hold off.

Step 3: Unlock Events and Gather Currency

The Wanderer continues the campaign by finishing General Chop and Susie commissions—one combat, one exploration. Then comes The Proxy and the Hare story commission. They follow Wise's instructions, talk to NPCs on Sixth Street, and eventually learn about a cat in an alley. Going there unlocks the Camera gadget. Holding F lets them photograph Wise and the cat, which unlocks available events. Events are treasure chests of gacha currency.

Currencies That Matter

The Wanderer squeezes every source:

• Event: Cunning Generosity — 10x Master Tape

• Event: New City Visitor's Passport — 1x Master Tape from Day 1 login

• Event: Road to Proxy Greatness — 10x Master Tape and 10x Boopon at Inter-Knot level 5

• Inter-Knot Levels — 20xx Polychrome and 2x Master Tape upon reaching at least level 8

• In-game Mail: Thank You Gift — 1,600x Polychrome

• In-game Mail: Global Pre-registration Milestone Reward — 20x Master Tape, 5x Boopon, 30,000x Denny, and free Corin

• Achievements — click Claim All for a pile of Polychrome

Redemption codes can also help. At launch, codes like ZenlessLaunch, ZenlessGift, and ZZZFree100 delivered Denny, Polychrome, Investigator Logs, W-Engine supplies, and Bangboo modules. In 2026, many launch codes have expired, so the Wanderer checks the current in-game mail and official channels for fresh ones. The principle stays the same: never leave free currency on the table.

Step 4: Pull on the Standard Banner First

The Signal Shop holds two banner types: a permanent standard banner and a limited-time banner that rotates every few weeks. The Wanderer pulls standard first. Why? A promotional discount makes the first five 10-pulls cost only 8x Master Tape each. Within 50 pulls, a random S-rank Agent is guaranteed. The standard pool includes Grace, Rina, Koleda, Nekomiya, Soldier 11, and Lycaon. With the steps above, the Wanderer should have around 40x Master Tape—enough to hit the guarantee under the discount. Pulls also generate Residual Signal and Fading Signal, which can be traded for more tapes.

Some S-ranks feel like jackpots. Lycaon and Nekomata sit at the top of many tier lists. If either appears within the first 50 pulls, the account is already blessed.

Step 5: Chase the Limited Banner

After securing a standard S-rank, the Wanderer exchanges Residual and Fading Signals for Encrypted Master Tapes. Then they visit the limited-time banner. At launch, that banner was Mellow Waveride, featuring Ellen. In 2026, the featured Agent changes with each rotation, but the strategy does not: do a 10-pull, and if the desired character does not appear, convert remaining Polychromes into more Encrypted Master Tapes. If luck still refuses, the Wanderer makes another dummy account and repeats the loop. No shame in it—the city does not judge.

Final Thoughts

Rerolling in Zenless Zone Zero is part patience, part ritual, and part stubborn hope. The Wanderer may finish with a top-tier Agent, or they may start over a dozen times. Either way, the process is free. Trust the process, friend. New Eridu rewards those willing to try again.