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Phoenix is an S-Rank Fire Anomaly Agent debuting in Zenless Zone Zero Version 3.3 Phase 1 on October 21, 2026. She enables Anomaly CRITs for the team and builds Pyre through Basic and EX Special Attacks. Once an enemy is affected by an Attribute Anomaly, she can spend Pyre on a Hold Basic finisher to trigger Abloom.
This ZZZ Phoenix guide covers her skills, W-Engines, Drive Discs, stats, teams, Mindscapes, and upgrade priorities. Build recommendations use the current pre-release skill data.
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Phoenix supports teams that repeatedly deal Attribute Anomaly damage. Alongside her own Fire damage and Abloom attacks, she enables Anomaly CRITs through her Core Passive.
For the complete banner lineup and rerun information, see our ZZZ 3.3 Banners guide.
Phoenix's gameplay revolves around applying Anomalies, generating Pyre, and spending it on finishers against enemies already affected by an Attribute Anomaly.
Phoenix's Core Passive applies Sear when a squad member deals Anomaly damage. Subsequent Anomaly damage against that enemy can CRIT.
Her Additional Ability activates with another Anomaly Agent or a teammate from the same faction, granting 15% additional Anomaly CRIT DMG against Sear-affected enemies. Three Anomaly Agents are not required.
The later hits of Phoenix's Basic Attack count as Combustion Attacks and generate Pyre, up to a maximum of 120.
With at least 90 Pyre, hold Basic Attack to consume 90 and perform her finisher. Hitting an enemy affected by an Attribute Anomaly also triggers Abloom.
Phoenix's Special Attack sequence includes Perfect Block opportunities and follow-ups into the later stages of her Basic Attack combo.
Her EX Special Attacks help generate Pyre and maintain her attack sequence. Ascension is a separate resource she spends to perform EX Special Attack: Blazing Slash.
Phoenix's Ultimate deals Fire damage and consumes HP. Its follow-up restores health when she returns to the field and can trigger a stronger Abloom against an Anomaly-affected enemy.
Her Core Passive also includes Rebirth, providing a way to return to combat after taking fatal damage.
The recommended Phoenix build is:

Plume of Rebirth is Phoenix's recommended W-Engine. At Level 60, it provides 30% Anomaly Mastery, helping her reach the breakpoint required to maximize her special Anomaly CRIT Rate.
At its first enhancement level, the passive grants 90 Anomaly Proficiency. When a squad member's Attribute Anomaly damage CRITs, the equipper gains 40% Fire DMG for 20 seconds.
Phoenix's Core Passive enables the critical hits needed to activate this effect, making the weapon well suited to both her stat requirements and damage rotation.

Angel in the Shell is a useful alternative if you already own it. Its Level 60 advanced stat provides 30% Anomaly Mastery, while its passive grants 90 Anomaly Proficiency at the first enhancement level.
However, its additional damage effects require an Ether Agent. Phoenix cannot activate those effects because she is a Fire Agent.
Use it for its Anomaly stats, but do not assume Phoenix receives the weapon's complete passive.

Weeping Gemini is a practical A-Rank option. It provides ATK% and gains Anomaly Proficiency stacks when squad members inflict Attribute Anomalies.
Its stacks need time to build and expire when the target recovers from Stun or is defeated. This makes its performance less consistent across short encounters and frequent enemy changes.
It also lacks Anomaly Mastery, so the standard Drive Disc setup will leave Phoenix below her maximum Anomaly CRIT Rate. It is still usable for players saving their Polychromes for Agents rather than limited W-Engines.
Four-piece Freedom Blues with two-piece Phaethon's Melody is the recommended starting setup.
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Freedom Blues provides 30 Anomaly Proficiency. When Phoenix's EX Special Attack hits an enemy, its four-piece effect reduces that enemy's Fire Anomaly Buildup RES by 20% for 8 seconds, helping her apply Burn more quickly.
Two-piece Phaethon's Melody adds 8% Anomaly Mastery. This helps Phoenix reach her Core Passive breakpoint without sacrificing the Anomaly Proficiency main stat on Disc 4.
Use the following Drive Disc main stats:
Fire DMG Bonus supports Phoenix's personal damage. ATK% remains a reasonable alternative when it has better substats or the team already supplies substantial DMG bonuses.
For substats, prioritize:
Anomaly Proficiency > ATK% > PEN > Flat ATK
Anomaly Mastery is not available as a normal Drive Disc substat. Obtain it through the Disc 6 main stat, W-Engine, and set bonuses.
Aim for 255 initial Anomaly Mastery with a fully upgraded Core Passive.
| Initial Anomaly Mastery | Special Anomaly CRIT Rate |
| 155 or lower | 30% |
| Above 155 | +0.7 percentage points per additional point |
| 255 | 100% |
The requirement uses initial Anomaly Mastery, so temporary combat buffs do not fill the gap.
With her fully upgraded base of 152, the following setup reaches the target:
152 × (1 + 30% + 30% + 8%) = 255.36 Anomaly Mastery
Once this target is reached, focus on Anomaly Proficiency and ATK. Additional Mastery can improve buildup, but it no longer increases this special CRIT Rate.
Phoenix's recommended upgrade order is:
Core Skill > Basic Attack > Special Attack > Chain Attack > Assist > Dodge
Upgrade the Core Skill first because it controls her Anomaly CRIT mechanic and the main benefit she provides to the team.
Basic Attack follows because her Pyre spender and Abloom finisher belong to this category. Special Attack supports her resource generation and connects her attack sequences.
Chain Attack also levels her Ultimate, making it worth investing in after her main rotation skills. Assist and Dodge can follow once those priorities are covered.
Phoenix | Remielle | Velina |
This is the main premium lineup to consider for Phoenix.
Remielle strengthens Anomaly damage through Refringe and contributes Luminize damage based on the team's Anomalies. Velina provides the Wind Anomaly and Vortex side of the rotation, while Phoenix supplies Fire damage, Abloom, and Anomaly CRIT support.
Running three Anomaly Agents benefits Remielle's own team scaling, rather than unlocking an additional bonus from Phoenix.
Keep the team's Anomalies and support effects active before committing Phoenix's major finishers. Coordinating the three Agents matters more than extending Phoenix's field time unnecessarily.
Phoenix | Vivian | Remielle |
Vivian offers an alternative for players who own Remielle but do not have Velina.
Her off-field Anomaly damage allows her to contribute while Phoenix handles the active attack sequence. The lineup also retains three Anomaly Agents for Remielle's team benefits.
However, it gives up Velina's Wind and Vortex interactions, so it should be treated as an alternative rather than an equivalent replacement for the premium team.
Phoenix | Vivian | Yuzuha |
This lineup pairs Phoenix and Vivian with a dedicated Support.
Vivian supplies off-field Anomaly damage, while Yuzuha provides buffs for Anomaly-focused teams. Phoenix's Additional Ability remains active because Vivian is another Anomaly Agent.
This is a practical option for accounts without Remielle and Velina, especially when Vivian and Yuzuha are already built.
Phoenix's main gameplay is available at M0. Additional copies improve damage and resource flow.
For most players, M0 and a well-built team are the sensible starting point. Consider additional Mindscapes after deciding whether a missing teammate or W-Engine would improve the account more.
Phoenix's upgrade materials include:
For exact quantities, farming locations, and the recommended prefarm order, see our complete ZZZ Phoenix Materials Guide.
Phoenix is worth considering if you already play Anomaly teams, particularly if you own Remielle and Velina. She offers both personal Fire damage and a way to raise the team's Anomaly damage through special CRITs.
Her appeal is lower if you prefer a straightforward standalone attacker or do not want to invest in supporting Anomaly Agents. Getting good results requires coordinating Anomaly application, teammate buffs, and her finishers.
Regular CRIT stats do not improve her special Anomaly CRIT mechanic. Prioritize Anomaly Mastery, Anomaly Proficiency, and ATK.
No. Angel in the Shell is an alternative, while Weeping Gemini offers a budget build with lower Anomaly Mastery.
Yes. Her finishers can trigger Abloom from an active Attribute Anomaly of another Attribute, not just Burn.
No. Its four-piece Anomaly Buildup RES reduction does not stack with another instance affecting the same Attribute.
Phoenix combines Fire Anomaly damage with team support through Sear and special Anomaly CRITs. Build around her Anomaly Mastery target, then invest in Anomaly Proficiency, ATK, and teammates who complement her rotation.
Good luck with your Signal Searches, Proxies, and may Phoenix arrive early.

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