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Character Stats
S Rank
Level: 1
Core Bonus Included
HP
ATK
DEF
Impact
83
CRIT Rate
5%
CRIT DMG
50%
PEN Ratio
%
Anomaly Proficiency
93
Energy Regen
1.2
Anomaly Mastery
92
Update log : Updated skill priority and added character’s mechanism.
Rina is one of the Electric characters with role. Rina is one of the S Rank characters in Zenless Zone Zero.
Rina Build is included in this guide, you can jump to Rina Build Here.
Rina is currently the only Rank S Support character in the game and the most compatible Support for Electric Teams. Her unique mechanism of providing buffs through Drusilla and Anastella on the field allows her to offer multiple layers of enhancements to the entire team, such as PEN Ratio, Shock duration, and Shock damage increase, under the dual influence of her Core Skill and team passive.
Additionally, since all of Rina’s skills are related to Drusilla and Anastella, we don’t need to spend much effort or battlefield time on Rina to maximize the buffs. This makes her an efficient, assist Support character with comprehensive buffing abilities despite her brief battlefield presence.
Whack the Dimwit
Rina Basic Attack
Press to activate. Order Drusilla and Anastella to attack up to 4 times, dealing Physical DMG and Electric DMG. Performing other actions with Rina during Drusilla and Anastella’s attacks will not interrupt Rina’s Basic Attack combo count.
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Shoo the Fool
Rina Basic Attack
Hold or 
to activate. Calls back Drusilla and Anastasia to swing them around for a ranged attack, dealing Electric DMG. Anti-Interrupt level is increased while using this skill.
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Dress Adjustment
Rina Dodge
Press to activate. A rapid dodge. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
Moveset - Normal Dodge
Sudden Surprise
Rina Dash Attack
Press during a dodge to activate. Order Drusilla and Anastella to execute a piercing attack, dealing Physical DMG.
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Bangboo Callback
Rina Dodge Counter
Press during a Perfect Dodge to activate. Order Drusilla and Anastella to spin forward and trigger an explosion, dealing Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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Beat the Blockhead
Rina Special Attack
Press to activate. Order Anastella to execute a falling attack, dealing Electric DMG Anti-Interrupt level is increased while using this skill.
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Dimwit Disappearing Trick
Rina EX Special Attack
When Rina has enough Energy, press to activate. Order Anastella to execute multiple falling attacks, dealing massive Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill. A Reactive Assist is triggered when this skill hits an enemy.
Moveset - Normal
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Code of Conduct
Rina Chain Attack
When a Chain Attack is triggered, select the character to activate. Order Drusilla and Anastella to push forward and generate a ball-shaped electrical field that deals massive Electric DMG. During this skill, Drusilla and Anastella are unable to perform Basic Attacks, Dash Attacks, Special Attacks, and EX Special Attacks, but can be recalled to Rina’s side through Basic Attack: Shoo the Fool. Character is invulnerable while using this skill. A Reactive Assist is triggered when this skill hits an enemy.
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The Queen’s Attendants
Rina Ultimate
When Decibel Rating is at Maximum, press to activate. Order Drusilla and Anastella to spin forward and deal massive Electric DMG. During this skill, Drusilla and Anastella are unable to perform Basic Attacks, Dash Attacks, Special Attacks, and EX Special Attacks, but can be recalled to Rina’s side through Basic Attack: Shoo the Fool. Character is invulnerable while using this skill. A Reactive Assist is triggered when this skill hits an enemy.
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Mini Destruction Partner
Rina Core Passive
When ordering Drusilla or Anastella to attack, other squad members’ PEN Ratio increases together with Rina’s, by 25% of Rina’s PEN Ratio + 6%/7.5%/9%/10.2%/10.8%/11.4%/12%, up to 30%. The effect ends when both Drusilla and Anastella return to Rina.
Banquet of Perfection
Rina Additional Ability
When another character in your squad shares the same Attribute or Faction:
Increases the duration of Shock inflicted on enemies by any character by 3s. When Shocked enemies are on the field, all squad members’ Electric DMG increases by 10%.
Duple Meter Allemande
Rina Quick Assist
When the on-field character is launched, press to activate. Slashes enemies in front, dealing Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
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When the character in combat is about to be attacked, press to activate. Dodge the enemy’s attack and trigger Vital View. Character is Invulnerable while using this skill.
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Quadruple Meter Gavotte
Rina Assist Follow-Up
Press after an Evasive Assist to trigger. Order Drusilla and Anastella to push forward and generate an electrical vortex, dealing Electric DMG. Character is invulnerable while using this skill.
Moveset
The % indicates the Support Capability of the Mindscape to the previous Mindscape (For M1, it is compared to no Mindscape).
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Rina Mindscape 1
Rina Mindscape 2
Rina Mindscape 3
Rina Mindscape 4
Rina Mindscape 5
Rina Mindscape 6
The percentage indicates the Support Capability comparison relative to the W-engine marked with 100%.
105.16%
100%
99.69%
96.55%
71.8%
The difference of Rina’s viable W-engine is very small.
For S Rank W-engines, the top choice is Rina’s signature W-engine, Weeping Cradle, which provides Energy Regen, crucial for T1 Rina, and also offers PEN Ratio.
For A Rank W-engine, R5 Unfettered Game Ball is even better than R1 Weeping Cradle. R5 Slice of Time is more or less the same with R1 Weeping Cralde. which can achieve a similar effect in the absence of the signature W-engine. And then it’s Piper’s signature weapon, which increases ATK of whole team when any team members deal DMG.
Among B Rank W-engines, [Reverb] Mark II is the only viable option, enhancing self-energy regeneration and the team’s AM, and can be used as a transitional option in the early stages of the game.
Anomaly Proficiency
PEN Ratio
Energy Regen
Main Stats
PEN > Anomal Mastery
Sub Stats
For Disk Drives, it is recommended to use 4 pcs Freedom Blues and 2 pcs Thunder Metal. Freedom Blues can reduce the target’s Anomaly Buildup RES, facilitating quicker entry into the anomaly state. The 2 pcs set bonus of Thunder Metal increases Electro DMG, but since Rina’s damage contribution is minimal, this results in only a slight improvement. In the early game, collecting 4 pcs Freedom Blues is sufficient; the remaining slots are not critical. Prioritize resources for the Main DPS.
For main stats, Slot 4 should be AP, Slot 5 must be PEN Ratio to maximize the core’s bonus effect, and Slot 6 should be Energy Regen to sustain the cycle of her Ex Special. With Rina’s core skill fully upgraded, a single PEN Ratio main stat in Slot 5 can nearly maximize the passive’s bonus effect. Sub-stats are less critical, as Rina primarily serves as a support and her contribution to DMG output is minimal. Choices for sub-stats can be AP or PEN.
Support
Anomaly
Burst
Rina’s skills make her ideal for Electro Team. Currently, due to the limited number of characters, only one complete team can be formed, which is the Shock team consisting of Rina, Grace, and Anton.
This setup is currently one of the most complete systems and the only one relying on a single attribute. It is recommended to use Electroboo as the Bangboo, which can help characters achieve Shock Buildup more quickly. As a support, Rina’s main role in the team is to provide PEN ratio boosts through her passive for the entire team and enhance damage during the Shock state with her passive skills. Pay attention to the doll’s presence on the field and switch her out to maintain the buff as needed. Grace has a high Anomaly Buildup rate, combined with excellent AP and AM, allowing her to trigger Shock in a very short time and deal significant Shock damage. The continuous effect of Shock provides smooth and stable electro damage, which should not be underestimated as it can rival direct damage. Grace’s role is to ensure the team can consistently trigger Shock.
Anton, as an Attack-focused character, has impressive skill multipliers and can trigger additional Shock damage with his passive, amplifying the Shock effect, making him the best Burst role in the team. When enemies enter the Shock state, switch to Anton and activate his Ex to enter the burst state. With Rina’s support, the Shock state can sustain one to two sets of Basic Attacks, providing intermittent burst damage. Anton’s energy is crucial; without energy to use Ex Special, his output will be significantly reduced. In practice, it is recommended that Grace use a combo of ‘Special > Dodge > Special > Dodge > Special > Basic Attack’ in a continuous loop until the monster is Shocked. Once Shocked, have Rina refresh the buff before switching to Anton, and Anton use Ex Special and then Basic Attack until energy is depleted or Shock ends.
If Anton lacks energy, he can still use Basic Attacks since the continuous Shock effect requires attacks to trigger. This ensures the current Shock damage is maximized and allows Anton to recharge energy for the next cycle. The team’s core logic is purely Anomaly Buildup, revolving entirely around Shock and Anton’s energy cycles, sacrificing DMG burst in Daze period.
Early game bosses are primarily robots with electro weaknesses, making the electro team very powerful in the early stages of the game. Pulling either Rina or Grace significantly enhances the early game experience.
Support
Stun
Burst
Rina provides team buffs, Anby handles Stun, and Anton is responsible for burst damage. Unlike Grace, who is a pure Anomaly character with almost no Daze ability, Anby is a Stun-type character capable of providing efficient Daze and some electro buildup on enemies. Thus, adding Anby means the team can utilize both Daze and Shock abilities.
The actual experience will differ from the Shock team in two main ways: First, Anby’s is melee, unlike Grace’s range, which increases the operational difficulty compared to Grace. Second, Anton’s burst is during the Daze period. It is best to control the overlap of Shock and Daze periods so that the DMG increase during the Daze period can also benefit Shock.
When relying on Anby alone to handle both Daze and Buildup, the team will generally enter the Daze state earlier. Therefore, it is often necessary to allocate some on-field time to both Rina and Anby, allowing Rina to help Anby trigger Shock. For example, frequently switching to Rina to use Evasive Assist, performing a set of Basic Attacks, and then switching back to Anby.
The challenge with this team is that the ratio of the enemy’s buildup and Daze bars is not fixed, making it difficult to ensure these periods overlap. However, since Anby and Rina’s buildup speed is much slower than Grace’s, Anton has enough time to recover energy, so there is no concern about his energy cycle.
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
As the only pure ranged character among the initial three characters, Billy’s core gameplay involves simple operation, flexible movements, and maintaining a safe distance from strong enemies. Billy’s combo is unique; the second half of his crouching shot can be infinitely extended by holding the Basic Attack button. Billy’s mechanism also increases the damage of this crouching shot. The output logic is straightforward, but the performance in terms of damage is quite poor, making Billy a character with a low ceiling, not suitable for extreme damage output challenges. However, with an extremely low operation difficulty and safe attack distance, Billy can still be a character to rely on during difficult stages.
Pros
Cons
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Cons
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