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Zenless Zone Zero: Big Day el 22 de enero

Autor: Camila May 15,2025

Zenless Zone Zero versión 1.5: Lanzamiento del 22 de enero con emocionantes actualizaciones

¡Prepárate, fanáticos de Zenless Zone Zero! Hoyoverse lanzará la versión 1.5 el 22 de enero, repleto de contenido nuevo y emocionante que seguramente lo mantendrá enganchado. Desde nuevos agentes de rango S hasta nuevos modos de juego y optimizaciones, hay mucho en lo que sumergirse.

Nuevos agentes de rango S: Astra Yao y Evelyn Chevalier

La versión 1.5 presenta dos agentes de rango S potente en la lista. En la fase 1, conoce a Astra Yao , un personaje de apoyo de éter que se une al grupo de élite junto a Nicole y Zhu Yuan. Su motor W-W-Engine, tocador elegante , también estará disponible. Luego, en la fase 2 a partir del 12 de febrero, Evelyn Chevalier , un agente de ataque de fuego formidable y guardaespaldas de Astra, entra en el centro de atención. No pierdas la oportunidad de tirar de su inquieto W- Heartstring Nocturne .

Contenido y características frescas

Más allá de los nuevos agentes, la versión 1.5 está llena de nuevas historias para explorar, continuando desde donde se dejó la versión 1.4. La unidad de Bangboo de rango S hace su debut, y los nuevos eventos de registro están diseñados para mantener a la comunidad comprometida. Hoyoverse también está implementando optimizaciones y evoluciones de juegos para las actividades existentes, asegurando una experiencia más suave y agradable.

Sumérgete en la nueva fase hollow cero , limpia la calamidad y prueba tus habilidades en el nuevo y emocionante juego arcade, Mach 25 . Además, muestra tu estilo con nuevos disfraces para Ellen, Nicole y Astra Yao.

Banner vuelve a las repeticiones: una característica altamente solicitada

Respondiendo a los comentarios de los jugadores, HoyOverse está presentando Banner Repuns a Zenless Zone Zero, un fanático de Genshin Impact y Honkai: Star Rail apreciará. En la primera fase, puede tirar de Ellen Joe y su motor W específico. Luego, durante la fase 2, Qingyi y su motor W estarán disponibles, dando a los jugadores otra oportunidad de agregar a estos poderosos agentes a sus equipos.

Con la versión 1.5, Zenless Zone Zero continúa evolucionando, ofreciendo una experiencia rica y atractiva que mantiene a la comunidad entusiasmada y anticipando ansiosamente lo que sigue. ¡Marque sus calendarios para el 22 de enero y prepárese para una actualización llena de acción!

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