Zenless Zone Zero 3.1 Pull Count: How Many Pulls Can We Get?

Zenless Zone Zero Version 3.1, The Long Goodbye, is one of the most generous patches the game has had so far. The update launched on July 29, 2026, brings the debut of Remielle and Sigrid, and folds the game's second anniversary rewards directly into the banner cycle.

For players, that means one practical question matters more than almost anything else: how many pulls can we actually get in ZZZ 3.1?

Based on the 42-day patch cycle, anniversary rewards, recurring modes, event income and current reward estimates, a Free-to-Play player can expect around 166 limited-banner pulls in Polychrome-equivalent value across Version 3.1. Monthly spenders can push that number higher, reaching roughly 193 pulls with Inter-Knot Membership and about 201 pulls with both Inter-Knot Membership and City Fund.

ZZZ 3.1 Pull Count Summary

The table below uses a Polychrome-equivalent method: direct Encrypted Master Tapes are counted together with Polychromes that can be converted into limited pulls. Standard Master Tapes and Bangboopons are listed separately because they do not help you pull Remielle or Sigrid directly.

For strict F2P players, the headline is excellent: Version 3.1 gives enough value to reach one S-Rank pity from zero and still have a strong cushion left over. If your pity is already built or your next S-Rank is guaranteed, 3.1 is a comfortable patch to target one premium Agent. If you are starting from zero pity, no guarantee, and want both Remielle and Sigrid, you still need to plan carefully.

Phase 1 vs Phase 2 Pulls

Version 3.1 is heavily front-loaded because the anniversary rewards arrive early. That matters if you are trying to decide whether to spend on Remielle in Phase 1 or save for Sigrid in Phase 2.

If you want Remielle, the early patch is friendly. You can spend after claiming the biggest anniversary rewards, then continue saving through the rest of the version. If you want Sigrid, the safest move is to avoid impulse pulls in Phase 1 and let the second-half events finish filling your account.

Daily and Weekly Pull Income

The foundation of the ZZZ 3.1 pull count is still the regular routine. These rewards are not flashy, but across a 42-day version they add up quickly.

The easiest mistake is skipping small recurring sources because one day looks insignificant. In 3.1, missing a week of Hollow Zero, errands and dailies can cost enough currency to change whether your final ten-pull lands before a banner ends.

Anniversary and Login Rewards

The anniversary is the reason Version 3.1 feels so different from a normal patch. Official anniversary messaging confirms that players can claim major free rewards during the version, including a limited S-Rank Agent selector, a corresponding limited S-Rank W-Engine selector, Polychromes, limited pulls, Boopons, an avatar, a title and Lucy's free outfit.

For pull planning, the important pieces are:

Because the free selector exists, your best first step is not pulling. It is opening the event page, claiming the anniversary rewards, checking your selector options, and then deciding whether Remielle or Sigrid solves the bigger account problem.

One-Time Rewards: Story, Map and Trust

Version 3.1 adds enough permanent content to make exploration and story progress part of the pull budget. These rewards are more variable than login gifts because they depend on how much content you clear.

New players should pay special attention to the Beginner's Guide line. It can inflate your personal total above a veteran account's baseline, but it is not a repeatable income source for long-time players.

Event Rewards in Version 3.1

Version 3.1 has a dense event schedule. Some events add direct Polychromes, while others matter because they provide Boopons, upgrade materials, outfit rewards or account progression value that keeps you from spending elsewhere.

Enigma of the Labyrinth: Operation Bagel is the big permanent addition. It sends Proxies into Hollow exploration with supply gathering, evacuation, research station upgrades and seasonal rewards. Since it is permanent, you do not need to panic-clear everything on day one, but early progress helps your 3.1 savings.

Summer Waves Roll In is the flagship seasonal event. It is especially important because it includes Lucy's free outfit, Princess on Holiday, alongside Polychromes and progression materials.

Other limited events include Snap! Focus Showdown!, Dangerous Fugitive's Leisurely Vacation, Ding-Dong! Delivery Training in Progress, and Phaethon's Grand Reveal of the Year. These are the events to clear before the end of the version because they are much easier to lose than permanent mode rewards.

Endgame Rewards: Shiyu Defense and Deadly Assault

Endgame clears make a meaningful difference in the final count. If your account can handle the rotations, Version 3.1 includes a large amount of pull value from challenge content.

If you cannot full-clear endgame, do not treat the F2P estimate as a guaranteed number. Use it as an upper practical target, then subtract the Polychromes you usually miss from Shiyu Defense and Deadly Assault.

Should You Pull Remielle or Sigrid?

Remielle is the more natural Phase 1 target if you want the headline character of Version 3.1, a Lumiflux-focused Anomaly unit, or an Agent tied closely to the new story chapter. Since the patch gives many rewards early, Remielle pullers can spend after collecting the first wave of anniversary gifts.

Sigrid is the cleaner choice if your account needs an Ice Attack carry or if you prefer waiting until the second half of the patch. Saving for Phase 2 also gives you more time to test Remielle, watch final team calculations, and see whether your selector choice changes your priorities.

For most players, the pull order should be:

1. Claim anniversary rewards and selectors.

2. Decide whether the selector already fixes your account.

3. Pull your priority Agent.

4. Consider the W-Engine only if you still have a guarantee-level buffer.

Do not let the large pull count trick you into treating every banner as affordable. A full featured guarantee can still take up to 180 pulls if you lose the 50/50 and go deep into pity twice.

Final Verdict

Zenless Zone Zero 3.1 is a rare patch where F2P players can realistically aim for a premium banner character without feeling completely drained afterward. With roughly 166 limited pulls in total Polychrome-equivalent value for diligent F2P players, plus standard pulls and a large Bangboopon supply, Version 3.1 is both a reward patch and a roster-shaping patch.

The best strategy is simple: collect every anniversary reward first, finish the time-limited events, keep up with weekly resets, and spend only after you know whether your account needs Remielle, Sigrid, or a future unit more.