Developer HoYoverse is back with the teaser of characters arriving in Version 3.4 – which will also contain the ZZZ x HSR collab. And the first on the list is Sunbringer herself!… or is it the first three? Because Sunbringer (Armorer x Special Element) is our first three-in-one Agent, featuring Dracaene, Lindverne and Eldreda at the same time. Sounds like a must-pull to me!
Stay tuned to learn more about Kafka and Robin, the visitors from Honkai: Star Rail, when the developers are ready to share the details.
Sunbringer (S-rank Armorer, Special Element)
Needless to say, the main push unit follows the tradition of Miyabi, Yixuan, Ye Shunguang and Remielle, and will feature the special element and the brand-new class: Armorer. Considering the element’s icon, it’s likely a special fire.
The three Sunbringers guard and lead forward the lighthouse that is Roscaelifer, but they also keep their secrets and suffering to themselves. Luckily, they are surrounded by extraordinary people such as Claret, Sigrid, Velina, Norma, and now also the Proxies and Remielle who are ready to shoulder some of their burdens – if only they would allow it.
“‘Sunbringer’… That name carries the world’s hope, and the promise the three of us made while standing side by side.Even if the sky is destined to fall silent, Roscaelifer will never bow down. So lift your head. Let the people see that we still stand. If dawn won’t arrive, we’ll shatter the night ourselves.
Kafka & Robin – ZZZ x HSR Collab
We also have the official confirmation that ZZZ x HSR collab arrives in Version 3.4 with two brand-new units: Kafka and Robin. Stay tuned to learn more about them when the devs are ready to share!
Tags: anime, ARPG, hoyoverse, zenless zone zero Written byCatherine Daro A lover of all things RPG and TBS, Catherine is always looking for a new fantasy world to get lost in.
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