Zenless Zone Zero Teases New S-Rank Character for Version 1.4

Zenless Zone Zero has officially teased the newest character coming to the game with the release of the Version 1.4 update, showing off a teaser for the highly-anticipated Hoshimi Miyabi. With HoYoverse recently rolling out the newest update for the urban action RPG, Version 1.3 has brought plenty to the table for fans. The patch introduces multiple new game modes, with both “The Mystery of Arpeggio Fault” and “Simulated Battle Trial” alongside new characters Yanagi and Lighter. However, HoYoverse is already getting fans ready for the game’s following update.

Zenless Zone Zero‘s lineup of new characters for the Version 1.4 update has already been the subject of plenty of rumors. Following Tsukishiro Yanagi’s release in Version 1.3, leaks have suggested Version 1.4 will introduce two more members of Hollow Special Operations Section 6, with Asaba Harumasa and Hoshimi Miyabi said to be joining the roster. HoYoverse already confirmed one of the rumored characters late last week, teasing Harumasa through the game’s official social media accounts. Now, one of Zenless Zone Zero‘s most highly-anticipated characters has been confirmed.

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Zenless Zone Zero Reveals First New Character in Version 1.4

Zenless Zone Zero officially introduces the first new S-Rank character coming to the game during the upcoming Version 1.4 update.

Zenless Zone Zero‘s newest official “Agent Record” teaser on the game’s social media accounts shows off new S-Rank character Hoshimi Miyabi. The post reveals that Miyabi will join the game as an Anomaly character, with leaks previously suggesting that Miyabi will debut as an Ice Anomaly unit in Zenless Zone Zero. Her element has become a point of contention among fans, however, with the icon used for Miyabi’s element in the teaser visuals being markedly different from the standard Ice icon. Miyabi is expected to release during Version 1.4, with the update scheduled to launch on December 18.

Zenless Zone Zero Teases New Character Hoshimi Miyabi

Miyabi’s long-awaited debut in Zenless Zone Zero comes as players have already been given an idea of how the character will play. Miyabi was first featured in Zenless Zone Zero‘s first closed beta test, with her kit at the time focused around lightning-fast swordplay and powerful attacks. Miyabi’s pre-release kit has often drawn comparisons to Devil May Cry‘s Vergil for her flashy and powerful attacks. Miyabi has also featured prominently in the story for Zenless Zone Zero‘s “Hollow Zero” game mode alongside her fellow Section 6 members.

Zenless Zone Zero‘s lineup of characters for Version 1.4 comes following a pair of exciting additions in Version 1.3 as well. The first half of the update introduces Section 6’s Deputy Chief Yanagi as a Lightning Anomaly character, with fans already impressed by her staggering damage output. Version 1.3’s second half will see the debut of the final member of the Sons of Calydon, with Lighter joining the game as a new Fire Stun character. With Yanagi’s release and Harumasa and Miyabi on the way, fans of Section 6 will have plenty of new characters to pull for in Zenless Zone Zero.

Don’t go into the Hollows.
I know, I know, there’s Ether in the Hollows, bizarre creations, even heritage of the old civilization, all precious treasures. But don’t forget, there’s also spatial disorder, monsters and mutants running rampant, and ultimately, a disaster that could swallow the world. They are not a place where ordinary people should go.
So don’t go into Hollows.
Or at least, don’t go in alone.
If you insist on getting into danger, go to New Eridu first.
This city where the good and the bad mix has many people who need the Hollows: Powerful wealthy tycoons, gangs that stalk the streets, conspiracy nuts, and ruthless officials.
Make your preparations there, find strong allies, and most importantly—
Find a “Proxy”.
Only they can guide people out of the maze-like Hollows.
Good luck!

Released

July 4, 2024

Publisher(s)

HoYoverse

Engine

Unity

ESRB

T (Teen) – Suggestive Themes & Violence

OpenCritic Rating

Strong

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