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S Rank
Level: 1
Core Bonus Included
HP
ATK
DEF
Impact
83
CRIT Rate
5%
CRIT DMG
50%
PEN Ratio
0%
Anomaly Proficiency
115
Energy Regen
1.2
Anomaly Mastery
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Update log : Updated Grace Team’s Bangboo and added character’s mechanism.
Grace is one of the Electric characters with role. Grace is one of the S Rank characters in Zenless Zone Zero.
Grace Build is included in this guide, you can jump to Grace Build Here.
Grace is the core character in both Shock and Anomaly Teams. She relies on zero-cost, high-frequency Special Attacks and the activation of her Core Passive to stack up to 8 layers, enhancing the damage of her Electric Anomaly.
To briefly introduce, the Special Attack serves as Grace’s main ability, and its end lag can be canceled by dodging. When reaching the third use of her Special Attack, there is a Global Cooldown (GCD) on dodging. During this time, we can use Basic Attacks to offset it, resulting in the following Grace Rotation. This rotation is relatively simple and allows for quickly putting enemies into a Daze state through this method.
Grace Rotation
* 1 (Trigger Core Passive)
* 1 (Decrease the delay of actions) * 1 (Trigger Core Passive) * 1 (Decrease the delay of actions) * 1 (Trigger Core Passive)
* 1
High-Pressure Spike
Grace Basic Attack
Press to activate. Unleashes up to 4 attacks, dealing Physical DMG. While launching Basic Attacks, move the joystick to attack while moving. This allows Grace to reposition herself and deals Physical DMG. While Grace is launching Basic Attacks, her Basic Attack combo will not be interrupted by her Special Attacks, EX Special Attacks, Dodge, Dash Attacks, or Dodge Counter.
Moveset
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Safety Regulation
Grace Dodge
Press to dodge. A rapid dodge. Grace is invulnerable while using this skill.
Moveset - Normal Dodge
Quick Inspection
Grace Dash Attack
Press during a dodge to activate. Slide forwards and shoot, dealing Physical DMG.
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Violation Penalty
Grace Dodge Counter
Press during a perfect dodge to activate. Throws a grenade at enemies, dealing Electric DMG. Grace is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Obstruction Removal
Grace Special Attack
Press to activate. Throws a grenade to the front, dealing Electric DMG. Upon use, move the joystick to change directions. Anti-Interrupt level is increased while using this skill.
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Supercharged Obstruction Removal
Grace Ex Special Attack
Press to activate when there is enough Energy. Leap in the air and throw two grenades to the front, dealing massive Electric DMG. Upon use, move the joystick to change directions. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Collaborative Construction
Grace Chain Attack
When a Chain Attack is triggered, select the character to activate. Throws three grenades into the air then strafes to detonate them, dealing massive Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Demolition Blast – Beware
Grace Ultimate
When Decibel Rating is at Maximum, press to activate. Throws a custom grenade which explodes in the air and splits into four smaller grenades, dealing massive Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Pre-Driven Needle
Grace Core Passive
When Grace’s Basic Attack or Dash Attack hits an enemy and deals Physical DMG, she gains 1 stack of Zap (up to 8 stacks). Upon reaching maximum stacks, using a Special Attack or EX Special Attack will consume all stacks of Zap, increasing the accumulated Electric Anomaly Buildup by 65%/75.8%/86.6%/97.5%/108.3%/119.1%/130%.
Tech Support Dept
Grace Additional Ability
When another character in your squad shares the same Attribute or Faction:
Upon hitting an enemy with an EX Special Attack, the next Shock effect inflicted on the target increases Shock DMG by 18%. This effect can stack up to 2 times, and each enemy can trigger it once per skill use. Resets when the Shock effect ends.
Incident Management
Grace Quick Assist
When the on-field character is launched in the air, press to activate. Throws a grenade at the enemy, dealing Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Rapid Risk Response
Grace Evasive Assist
When the character in combat is about to be attacked, press to activate. Parries the enemy’s attack, inflicting massive Daze. Character is Invulnerable while using this skill.
Moveset
Counter Volt Needle
Grace Assist Follow-Up
Press after an Evasive Assist to activate. Unleashes a spinning hail of bullets against enemies in front and throws a grenade, dealing Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Grace Mindscape 1
Grace Mindscape 2
Grace Mindscape 3
Grace Mindscape 4
Grace Mindscape 5
Grace Mindscape 6
For S Rank W-engines, Grace’s signature W-engine, Fusion Compiler, is undoubtedly the best choice, perfectly matching her by providing balanced stats including Electro DMG, Anomaly Mastery (AM), PEN Ratio, and other damage-enhancing attributes.
For A Rank W-engines, consider Weeping Gemini or Electro-Lip Gloss. Weeping Gemini can provide high AM when teammates or Grace trigger Shocking, and it can stack up to 4 times. Grace’s playstyle makes her Anomaly Buildup contribution the highest in the team, so the AM provided by Weeping Gemini ensures damage conversion. However, note that Weeping Gemini’s bonuses are cleared when the target recovers from Daze, so it is not recommended for Grace in a Daze-focused Electro team. Electro-Lip Gloss is more suitable for a Double Anomaly team, providing a slight damage boost to Grace when other attributes trigger anomalies.
During the early game exploration phase, you can use [Magnetic Storm] Bravo as transitional options. The former provides attribute mastery, while the latter offers penetration rate and extra energy, both slightly increasing the actual damage dealt.
Anomaly Proficiency
PEN Ratio
Anomaly Mastery
Main Stats
Anomal Proficiency > PEN > ATK%
Sub Stats
For Disk Drives, it is recommended to equip Grace with 4 pcs Freedom and 2 pcs Thunder. The 2 pcs set bonus of Freedom provides additional Anomaly Proficiency (AP), enhancing Shock DMG, while the 4 pcs set bonus reduces the target’s attribute Buildup RES, accelerating Electro Buildup. The 2 pcs set bonus of Thunder Metal also provides additional AM, enhancing Shock DMG.
For main stats, choose AP for Slot 4, PEN Ratio for Slot 5, and Anomaly Mastery (AM) for Slot 6. For sub-stats, prioritize AP and PEN. It is not suggested to stack Crit Rate or Crit DMG for Grace in sub-stats, as the low base stats result in low returns from Crit Rate or Crit DMG.
Support
Anomaly
Burst
Grace’s playstyle is relatively straightforward, primarily focusing on Anomaly. The team composition should naturally revolve around Anomaly. The optimal team setup is a Shock team with Rina, Grace, and Anton. With two Belobog Heavy Industries characters present, the preferred Bangboo is Safety, with Plugboo or Electroboo as the second choice. Grace’s main role is to utilize her high attribute Buildup efficiency to quickly push enemies into the Shock State. Grace is usually built with AP also maximizes Shock damage.
Rina’s role is to leverage her two core passives to increase the team’s penetration rate, extend Shock duration by 3s, and boost the team’s Electro DMG when a Shocked target is present.
Anton’s job is to deal as much damage as possible during the Shock state and to trigger more Shock instances. When Anton is in his Ex Special burst state, every five Crit Hits trigger an additional 15% Shock DMG. Anton’s high Crit Rate can nearly double Grace’s single Shock damage, making this a well-rounded and mature Anomaly-Support-Burst setup.
The team’s operation is simple. After entering combat, Rina should first use Basic Attack to deploy her doll, increasing the team’s penetration rate. Grace then performs Electric Buildup, occasionally switching to Rina to maintain the doll on the field with Basic Attacks. When enemies enter the Shock state, switch Rina in to use Ex Special or Basic Attack, then bring in Anton to use Special for output. The only issue with this team is the misalignment between T0 Anton’s output time and T0 Rina’s buff duration and Shock duration. Shock lasts about 12 seconds, but T0 Rina’s buff only lasts 5 seconds. To maximize Rina’s coverage, Ex Special must be used before Anton comes in, making Rina’s energy demand very high. T0 Rina Anton cannot fully use two sets of Basic Attacks without 70 energy. The options are either to sacrifice Anton’s output for energy or slow down the team’s rhythm to build energy. The solution is both difficult and simple: if both characters reach T1, the problem is solved. Anton’s 1st constellation allows extra energy during Basic Attacks, while Rina’s extends her buff duration by 5.5 seconds, perfectly covering the entire output period and optimizing the Shock team.
Anomaly
Support
Burst
If Rina is unavailable, consider using Anby to replace Rina, forming a Daze Shock team with Grace, Anby, and Anton. The Bangboo can be either Plugboo or Electroboo to increase Electrc DMG. This setup trades Rina’s damage-boosting ability for Anby’s Daze capability. Grace still focuses on attribute anomalies but needs to switch to Anby via Assist Follow-up as much as possible. When Anby is on the field, she should use a set of Basic Attack + Special + Charged Attack, then switch back to Grace to maximize the on-field time of Grace due to her higher Anomaly Buildup efficiency. Switch to Anton only when the enemy is in Shock or Daze to use Ex Special for a burst.
Compared to the Pure Electro team mentioned earlier, this setup is less efficient. Grace herself does not synergize well with a Daze-oriented team. This team is essentially a lower-tier substitute and is not recommended for long-term development.
Support
Anomaly
Anomaly
The Disorder team composed of Rina, Grace, and Piper takes advantage of the high Shock damage. It’s essential to trigger Shock first before deploying Piper to trigger Assault. Use Assault to activate Disorder and maximize the damage output.
Rank 1
Req Lv 10
Rank 2
Req Lv 20
Rank 3
Req Lv 30
Rank 4
Req Lv 40
Rank 5
Req Lv 50
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