Remielle in ZZZ: A Void Hunter Who Turns Anomaly Windows Into Siege Engines

I’ve been running Remielle through the Version 3.1 landscape in 2026, and the headline is not subtle: she is a Lumiflux Anomaly Agent and Void Hunter from the Covenant of Dayat in Zenless Zone Zero (ZZZ) who turns anomaly timing into a team-wide damage window. The reference snapshot gives her a 9.7/10 community score, but the more useful story is in her kit: she does her best work when she is not the one on screen. That is rare, and it changes how I build her.

The build I’m using: anomaly first, attack second, crit later

My Remielle build is focused on increasing Anomaly Proficiency and Attack. I aim for roughly 4,000 Attack to optimize her DMG output, then let Anomaly Proficiency do the quiet lifting. I’m not chasing crit like a conventional hypercarry, because her value is in converting Lumiflux Buildup into Refringe and then cashing Voidflare into Luminize. The stat target is simple, but the play pattern is not.

Slot	Priority	Why
Main DPS	Remielle	Lumiflux, Refringe, and Luminize package
Stat goal	Anomaly Proficiency + ATK	Target around 4,000 ATK
Team shape	Full Anomaly	Two more Anomaly units maximize team DMG
Best sub-DPS	Velina	Synergizes with Promeia, Phoenix, Aria, and Alice

Best teams: Velina is the partner I keep coming back to

Velina is the best sub-DPS for Remielle and synergizes well with most Anomaly characters that can work with Velina, including Promeia, Phoenix, Aria, and Alice. I would build around a full Anomaly team: Remielle plus Velina plus one more Anomaly unit. The reason is not just personal damage. Remielle’s Lumiflux Anomaly effects make the whole squad’s anomaly output feel like a coordinated artillery barrage rather than a solo duel.

Best W-Engines and Drive Discs: filter for the engine room

The reference rates W-Engines at Update Level 0, so I’m not going to invent a weapon ranking from a snapshot that does not name them. My practical filter is Anomaly Proficiency and ATK first, then rotation comfort. For Drive Discs, I want the same thing: Anomaly Proficiency and Attack, with enough substat discipline to reach the 4,000 Attack target. I treat crit as a bonus, not the main course.

Skill priority: upgrade the parts that make the loop turn

I prioritize the parts of her kit that create and convert resources: Basic Attack, Special Attack, and the Core Passive. Those are the engine room. Ultimate comes after the rotation is stable, because her Ultimate is best used during a Stun window. If it is not ready during that window, I simply go straight to her Enhanced Basic Attack. Assist and Chain upgrades follow once the core loop feels clean.

How to play Remielle: the rotation is a handoff, not a solo

1. Build Floating Radiance with her Basic Attack combo.

2. With enough Floating Radiance, hold Special Attack to enter Stance Shift.

3. While in Stance Shift, swap to a teammate so Remielle enters Phase Flow.

4. In Phase Flow, she buffs the squad and acts independently off-field, controlling enemies or applying Lumiflux Buildup.

5. The fourth hit of her Basic Attack combo and her EX Special Attack both apply Lumiflux Buildup.

6. When a teammate is about to trigger an Attribute Anomaly on an enemy with Lumiflux Buildup, that buildup is consumed to trigger Refringe, boosting that Anomaly’s Total DMG.

7. Each Refringe gives Remielle a Voidflare stack, up to 3 stacks.

8. With Voidflare stacks, hold Basic Attack to consume them, launch a large-area attack, and trigger Luminize. Luminize deals Attribute Anomaly DMG based on the number of stacks consumed.

9. Luminize also restores Floating Radiance, so Remielle can quickly re-enter Phase Flow.

Her Phase Flow state is less a second character and more a lighthouse that hands its beam to passing ships: she keeps working while the active Agent steers. Voidflare stacks are like a tuning fork left ringing in a silent concert hall: the resonance is already there, and a teammate’s anomaly is the strike that turns it into Refringe. Managing the rotation is like folding a map while walking: the crease you make now determines whether the next turn is a shortcut or a detour.

One timing note matters more than the rest: use Ultimate before Enhanced Basic Attack to trigger more instances of Luminize before consuming Voidflare stacks. If Ultimate is not ready, go straight to Enhanced Basic Attack. The goal is to spend Voidflare at the right moment, not to empty the magazine because it is full.

Materials, cinema, and the parts I would not rush

Remielle’s Specialty is Anomaly, and as of the reference snapshot before her release, all characters of the same type have the same amount of rewards. She needs Lumiflux Skill Chips of the same amount as any other S-Rank Agent to upgrade her skills. Mindscape Cinema is listed in the reference profile, but I would treat it as an upgrade layer after the core build, not the entry ticket. The same goes for the best Bangboo slot: it is support for anomaly uptime, not a patch for a rotation you have not learned.

How to get Remielle and why her lore matters

Remielle was available from the Limited Banner Paradise Regained in Version 3.1 of Zenless Zone Zero, which ran from July 29, 2026 to September 8, 2026. In 2026, that window is the key availability note; if you are past it, the practical move is to wait for a rerun rather than chase a phantom banner.

The lore is the hook. Remielle Dan has been revealed as one of the first-generation Void Hunters, and she is the wielder of the Void Hunter weapon Thaumiel. In ZZZ’s official drip marketing, she was introduced as part of the new faction, Covenant of Dayat. After meeting her for the first time during the Main Story, she introduces herself as Ramiel before eventually revealing her real name.

Final verdict

I would build Remielle as an Anomaly-first damage dealer with a 4,000 Attack target, pair her with Velina and a second Anomaly teammate, and learn the Phase Flow handoff before worrying about perfect substats. She is not a character who wins by standing still and pressing the biggest button. She wins by making every anomaly window feel like a siege engine that was already aimed before the enemy arrived. The reference also points to Agent Builds, Trust Events, and a full character profile; I have folded the actionable parts into this field report, and the rest is practice.

Data referenced from Eurogamer supports the broader read that agents built around timing, team synergy, and mechanical identity often leave a stronger long-term impression than straightforward damage dealers, which fits Remielle’s off-field Lumiflux and Refringe loop as a playstyle defined more by coordinated anomaly windows and disciplined rotation handoffs than by traditional on-screen hypercarry pressure.