Zenless Zone Zero Sigrid Guide: Ice Attack Kit, Teams, and Pull Advice

Sigrid de L'Azur is the second new S-Rank Agent in Zenless Zone Zero Version 3.1, and she fills a very different account role from Remielle Dan. Remielle is a Lumiflux Anomaly DPS built around Anomaly burst and team synergy. Sigrid is an Ice Attack DPS built around spear follow-ups, enhanced-state pressure, and explosive damage against Stunned enemies.

That difference matters for every pull decision in Version 3.1. Sigrid is not just "the second banner character." She is the better target for players who need a direct Ice damage carry, prefer crit-style Attack scaling, or already have Stun and support pieces waiting for a DPS who can cash out during enemy downtime. She is less urgent for accounts that already have premium Ice coverage or need Anomaly flexibility more than another on-field burst dealer.

Quick Answer
Sigrid is an S-Rank Ice Attack Agent arriving in the second half of Version 3.1. Her kit centers on Converging Spear follow-ups, Unbridled Spear enhanced-state skills, and the ability to unleash all three Converging Spear stages against Stunned enemies. Pull her if your account needs an Ice DPS or you enjoy timing burst windows around Stun. Skip or wait if your Ice teams are already strong and your bigger need is Remielle's Lumiflux Anomaly role.

Sigrid Release Window and Role

Sigrid's Signal Search is scheduled for the second half of Version 3.1, running from August 19, 2026 at 12:00 to September 8, 2026 at 14:59 server time. That puts her directly after the Version 3.1 launch rewards and first-half Remielle banner, so players can use the early part of the patch to claim anniversary resources, test Remielle, and decide whether Sigrid fills the more important roster gap.

Her confirmed identity is:

Field	Sigrid de L'Azur
Rarity	S-Rank
Attribute	Ice
Specialty	Attack
Main role	Ice DPS with spear burst windows
Signature W-Engine	Knight's Extolment
Version	3.1
Banner period	August 19, 2026 12:00 to September 8, 2026 14:59 server time

Sigrid's character showcase is the best quick check for her spear cadence, stance transitions, and whether her burst-window playstyle looks comfortable for your hands.

Attack Agents usually ask a more direct question than Anomaly Agents: how much damage can they deliver inside their best window, and how easily can the team create that window? Sigrid's answer is tied to Converging Spear. If she can follow certain skills with Converging Spear for large damage, and if Stunned enemies allow her to unleash all three stages directly, her best teams will be built around reliable stun timing and clean buff stacking.

Confirmed Facts and Live-Test Questions

Sigrid has a clearer visible role than Remielle, but her final value still depends on execution details. A player should treat the role as confirmed and the exact ranking as pending.

Planning point	Safe status before launch	What to recheck after August 19
Rarity, attribute, specialty	S-Rank Ice Attack	None, unless live client wording changes
Banner timing	August 19 to September 8, 2026	Server-time notice and regional display
Core mechanics	Converging Spear, Unbridled Spear, Stunned-enemy burst	Input timing, animation commitment, interruption behavior, and damage split
Team role	Ice damage dealer	Whether she is mostly on-field, quick-burst, or hybrid
Team requirement	Strongly favors Stun/support setup	Whether her additional ability or major buffs require a Stun or Support teammate
Best build	ATK, crit, Ice damage as early anchors	Final Drive Disc, energy needs, and crit breakpoints

The most important live-test question is how forgiving Sigrid feels in real stages. If Converging Spear tracks well, blocks or resists disruption cleanly, and fits inside standard Stun windows, she becomes a very comfortable DPS. If the full sequence is easy to interrupt or whiff, her ceiling may remain high while her average player value drops.

What Sigrid Does Differently

Sigrid's kit language points toward a burst-combo DPS rather than a passive sustained damage dealer. Three mechanics define the early plan:

Mechanic	Practical meaning	Player decision
Converging Spear	Follow-up damage after certain skills, with multiple stages	Learn which actions unlock it and avoid wasting stages outside key windows
Unbridled Spear	Enhanced-state skills that grant buffs	Enter enhanced state before committing the main damage sequence
Stunned-enemy burst	Direct access to all three Converging Spear stages on Stunned enemies	Build teams that create Stun consistently and save damage for that window

The most important line is the Stunned-enemy interaction. If Sigrid can directly unleash all three stages of Converging Spear when the enemy is Stunned, her ceiling should be tied to how often the team can create that state and how much support can be stacked before she begins the sequence. A poorly built Sigrid team may still look flashy, but the best Sigrid team should feel deliberate: prepare, Stun, enhance, burst.

That is also why she may be easier to evaluate than Remielle for some accounts. Remielle asks whether Anomaly synergy and Lumiflux flexibility will outscale existing teams. Sigrid asks whether your account can give an Ice Attack DPS strong Stun windows. If the answer is yes, her role is immediately understandable.

Kit Breakdown: Converging Spear and Unbridled Spear

Sigrid appears to reward players who memorize her skill order. Converging Spear is not just an extra hit; it is the core damage payoff. The phrase "can follow up certain skills" means not every action should be treated equally. The strongest Sigrid players will know which actions route into Converging Spear, which actions prepare Unbridled Spear, and which enemy state deserves the full damage sequence.

Unbridled Spear is the setup layer. If it lets Sigrid enter an enhanced state and gain buffs, the player should avoid spending the strongest Converging Spear chain before that state is active. In practical terms, Sigrid's loop probably has three phases:

Prepare the team window with support skills, daze pressure, and Ice-friendly buffs.
Use Sigrid's Unbridled Spear route to enter the enhanced state.
Spend Converging Spear stages when the enemy is Stunned or otherwise vulnerable.

That order may sound obvious, but it is easy to get wrong in action combat. If Converging Spear can be triggered after many different skills, players may accidentally spend a stage during movement, wave cleanup, or a low-value enemy window. Sigrid's damage profile likely rewards restraint more than button mashing.

Best Team Logic for Sigrid

Sigrid teams should be built around a damage window. A good team does not only increase her stat page; it helps her reach the moment where all three Converging Spear stages can be unleashed against the right target.

Team job	What Sigrid wants	Why it matters
Stun creator	Reliable daze, fast boss Stun, safe window setup	Enables the full Converging Spear burst condition
Damage support	ATK, Ice DMG, crit value, damage taken, resistance shred, or buff uptime	Makes each spear stage hit harder
Field-time manager	Teammate actions that do not steal the damage window	Lets Sigrid spend the prepared state cleanly
Survival/control flex	Shields, interruption resistance, grouping, or stage-specific control	Protects the sequence from being broken

Stun-first Sigrid teams should be the baseline. Her confirmed Stunned-enemy interaction is too important to ignore. If your account already has a trusted Stun Agent, Sigrid becomes more attractive because you are not pulling a DPS into an empty shell. If you do not have good Stun support, she may still work, but her most explosive windows could feel harder to access.

Ice-focused Sigrid teams should be tested next. An Ice Attack DPS often benefits from Ice damage buffs, Ice resistance reduction, freeze-related control, or teammates that make Ice matchups smoother. The exact best Ice partner depends on Version 3.1 testing, but the team goal is clear: increase the value of the Converging Spear window rather than spreading buffs randomly through the rotation.

Flexible burst teams may also work if Sigrid's personal damage is high enough. A team that creates Stun reliably, applies generic damage buffs, and gives her safe field time can be more valuable than a team that matches labels but fails to create the burst condition consistently.

Team Archetypes and Example Shells

Sigrid's best team is likely to be easier to recognize than Remielle's: she wants a Stun window and someone who makes that window hit harder. The names below are planning shells, not final rankings.

Team shell	Example Agents to test	Why it could work	Main caution
Premium Stun burst	Sigrid + Norma + Sunna	Stun setup plus attack support gives Sigrid a clean burst window	Expensive if both partners are missing
Ice-control burst	Sigrid + Lycaon or Lighter + support/flex	Ice RES shred or longer Stun can raise spear-stage value	Needs live testing against mobile bosses
Second-half banner shell	Sigrid + Dialyn or Yuzuha + flex	Version 3.1 reruns may provide a nearby support or Stun option	Do not pull a rerun only for theory unless the role is missing
Newer account DPS shell	Sigrid + best Stun Agent + best universal support	Gives Sigrid a practical team without chasing every premium piece	Lower ceiling, but easier to build
Double-DPS caution shell	Sigrid + another main DPS + support	Can clear casual content through raw damage	Usually wastes field time and weakens Converging Spear planning

Norma and Sunna appear often in early Sigrid team discussions because the role logic is clean: one creates the window, the other makes Sigrid's damage window stronger. Lycaon and Lighter are worth testing because Ice resistance interaction and Stun duration can matter for a spear combo that wants to finish inside enemy downtime. Dialyn and Yuzuha deserve attention because they are part of the same Version 3.1 second-half rerun environment, which makes them natural account-planning comparisons.

Zenless Zone Zero 3.1 second-half rerun Agent and W-Engine options alongside Sigrid banner planning

The most useful team-building rule is simple: if a teammate cannot help Sigrid reach Stun faster, improve the Converging Spear window, or protect her combo, that teammate needs a very strong reason to be there.

Bangboo and Flex Slot Planning

Bangboo choice should support the window Sigrid is trying to create. A pure damage Bangboo can look attractive, but a utility option may outperform it if it helps the team reach Stun faster or keeps enemies grouped long enough for the full spear chain.

Team need	Bangboo direction	Reason
Faster boss Stun	Daze or Stun-support Bangboo	Helps Sigrid access her strongest condition more often
Ice damage amplification	Ice-friendly Bangboo	Works if the team is already reliable at creating windows
Multi-wave stages	AoE or grouping utility	Prevents spear stages from being wasted on scattered enemies
Budget account	Best leveled general Bangboo	A built option with correct timing beats an ideal underbuilt one

For the flex Agent slot, prioritize support uptime over another damage dealer. Sigrid already wants to be the one spending the premium window. If another Agent consumes that same window, the team can feel strong in easy stages and clumsy in timed endgame.

Build Priorities Before Release

Sigrid is an Attack Agent, so her early build plan should start closer to a traditional damage dealer than an Anomaly unit. That means players should prepare for ATK, Ice damage, and crit-oriented value, while waiting for final scaling before locking every slot.

Build area	Early priority	Notes
Core damage stats	ATK, Crit Rate, Crit DMG, Ice DMG	Likely starting point for an Ice Attack DPS
Rotation comfort	Energy, buff uptime, enhanced-state access	Only valuable if her final kit needs it
Drive Discs	Flexible DPS pieces first	Wait for final best-in-slot comparisons before heavy farming
Team buffs	Stun uptime, Ice damage, damage taken, crit/ATK buffs	Prioritize buffs that overlap with Converging Spear
W-Engine	Knight's Extolment as premium option	Agent first unless the weapon gap is unusually large

The safest pre-release farming plan is to keep strong generic DPS pieces and avoid destroying account flexibility. If you have Ice damage pieces with strong crit and ATK substats, save them. If you lack good Attack W-Engines, keep resources ready but do not assume Knight's Extolment is mandatory before live comparisons exist.

Sigrid's signature W-Engine, Knight's Extolment, is likely tuned for her damage pattern. The important question is whether it improves her Converging Spear loop in a unique way or mainly adds raw damage. If it changes rotation comfort, buff uptime, or spear-stage output dramatically, it may become a higher priority for dedicated Sigrid players. For most players, the safer order remains Sigrid first, W-Engine second, duplicate investment last.

Zenless Zone Zero 3.1 Knight's Extolment S-Rank Attack W-Engine card for Sigrid

Skill Priority, W-Engine, and Mindscape Planning

Sigrid's upgrade path should prioritize whatever feeds Converging Spear and her enhanced-state damage. Until the live kit is tested, use this as a conservative material plan.

Investment area	Early priority	Why
Core Skill	Very high	Usually controls the Agent's main mechanic and team condition
Basic / Special route tied to Converging Spear	High	Upgrade whichever skill category unlocks or strengthens the spear chain
Chain Attack / Ultimate	Medium to high	Valuable if it fits inside Stun windows or extends burst compression
Assist	Situational	Upgrade if Sigrid enters through assists often in final rotations
Dodge	Situational	Important only if her best playstyle uses frequent dodge counters or defensive charging

Knight's Extolment should be judged by two questions. Does it significantly increase Converging Spear damage, and does it improve the comfort of reaching that damage? If it only adds raw stats, strong Attack W-Engines may be enough for many accounts. If it changes the feel of the combo or pushes a key breakpoint, dedicated Sigrid players can justify it after securing the Agent.

Mindscapes should follow the same discipline. M0 is the right target for most players. Early Mindscapes become more appealing if they reduce combo friction, extend the enhanced state, improve Stun-window burst, or solve interruption problems. Pure damage upgrades are attractive for mains, but they compete against Remielle, reruns, and future supports.

Spending tier	Best stopping point	Reason
F2P	M0 Sigrid	Keeps enough pulls for future support or rerun needs
Low spend	M0, then consider Knight's Extolment after testing	Weapon value depends on final gap and comfort
Sigrid main	M0 first, then evaluate early Mindscape breakpoints	Avoid guessing before real endgame clears
High spend	Signature and selected Mindscapes by preference	Still compare against building a stronger Stun/support shell

Rotation and Combat Loop

Sigrid's expected combat loop is more structured than a simple basic-attack DPS:

Use teammates to prepare buffs, debuffs, Ice-friendly effects, and daze pressure.
Push the enemy toward Stun without spending Sigrid's strongest payoff too early.
Bring Sigrid in and use Unbridled Spear skills to enter the enhanced state.
When the enemy is Stunned, unleash the full Converging Spear sequence.
Exit or reset before buffs expire, then rebuild the next Stun window.

Against bosses, Sigrid should reward players who understand timing. The biggest mistake will be treating her enhanced state as something to enter whenever available. If the enemy is about to leave range, phase away, or recover from Stun, the full sequence can lose value. The best Sigrid rotation will likely line up enemy Stun, support buffs, and Converging Spear stages in one clean sequence.

Against multi-wave stages, the loop may be faster. It may be correct to use partial Converging Spear value to delete elite enemies rather than over-saving for a perfect boss window. Sigrid's practical strength will depend on how quickly she can move between setup and payoff without feeling locked into long animations at the wrong time.

Combo Practice Checklist

Sigrid will likely reward muscle memory more than spreadsheet planning. Before judging her damage, practice the loop in repeatable situations.

If her trial feels awkward, do not force the pull just because the damage numbers look high. A DPS that fits your hands and your existing team often clears more consistently than a theoretical top option that constantly drops its best sequence.

Practice goal	What to watch	Good sign
Enter enhanced state cleanly	Whether Unbridled Spear setup feels smooth after support setup	Sigrid reaches her payoff without awkward downtime
Hold damage for Stun	Whether Converging Spear is spent too early	Full sequence lands during enemy vulnerability
Avoid interruption	Whether charging or follow-up actions get broken	Combo survives normal boss movement and attacks
Manage wave cleanup	Whether she overkills small enemies with premium actions	Smaller actions handle trash waves; full spear chain stays for elites
Exit at the right time	Whether supports need to refresh before the next window	Rotation resets without leaving Sigrid stranded

Pull Value: Who Should Pull Sigrid?

Sigrid is a high-priority target for accounts that need an Ice Attack DPS, already have strong Stun tools, or prefer direct burst gameplay over Anomaly timing. She is less urgent for accounts that already have several invested direct damage carries and no support shell ready for her.

Player type	Recommendation	Reason
Account missing Ice DPS	High priority	Sigrid directly solves attribute and role coverage
Account with strong Stun support	High priority	Her best payoff appears tied to Stunned enemies
Player who prefers burst combos	Strong candidate	Converging Spear rewards timing and execution
Anomaly-focused account needing Remielle	Compare carefully	Remielle and Sigrid solve different problems
Account already stacked with Ice damage	Wait for testing	Sigrid needs to improve your roster, not duplicate it
F2P or low-spend player	Agent first	Do not chase Knight's Extolment before the Agent is secured

The Remielle comparison is the biggest Version 3.1 decision. Remielle offers a new Lumiflux Anomaly route and may become a long-term attribute investment. Sigrid offers a more direct Ice Attack route with a clear Stun payoff. If your account lacks both Anomaly and Ice damage, the decision should come down to the teams you can actually build. A great Sigrid with weak Stun support may feel worse than a Remielle team that already has Anomaly pieces ready. A great Remielle with no useful Anomaly support may feel worse than a Sigrid team that can create perfect Stun windows.

Second-half reruns also complicate the banner. Dialyn, Ukinami Yuzuha, and Asaba Harumasa appear as Version 3.1 second-half rescreening options with their W-Engines. If one of those rerun Agents fills a specific account gap, Sigrid has to compete with that need. Anniversary rewards are generous, but they do not remove opportunity cost.

Sigrid Outfit in Version 3.1

Sigrid also enters Version 3.1 with a featured outfit, Majestic Wavechaser. That is useful context for players who are deciding whether to make her a long-term account favorite, but it should not replace the normal pull logic. A cosmetic outfit does not fix missing Stun support, weak Ice gear, or a roster that needs Remielle's Anomaly role more urgently.

Zenless Zone Zero Version 3.1 Sigrid Majestic Wavechaser outfit preview

Outfit	What to check	Spending advice
Majestic Wavechaser	Outfit Store label, availability period, and whether any launch promotion is active on your server	Secure Sigrid first, then decide whether the outfit fits your budget

If you are saving for Sigrid but still low on pulls, keep the outfit decision separate. Claim anniversary rewards, reserve the Agent pity plan, test the trial on August 19, and only then decide whether cosmetics are worth extra spending. Saved promotion images can become outdated, so use the live Outfit Store as the final source before buying.

Sigrid Versus Remielle: Simple Decision Table

Question	Lean Sigrid	Lean Remielle
What role do you lack?	Ice Attack DPS	Lumiflux/Anomaly DPS
What gameplay do you prefer?	Stun-window burst and spear combos	Anomaly setup, team synergy, flexible damage states
What gear do you already have?	Crit/ATK/Ice DPS pieces	Anomaly Proficiency and ATK pieces
What team shell is ready?	Stun support and damage buffers	Anomaly partners and buildup support
What is the long-term bet?	Strong direct DPS coverage	New attribute and Anomaly ecosystem
What should cautious players do?	Test Sigrid trial before spending	Test Remielle first, then compare before August 19

Players who can wait should use the calendar. Remielle starts first and lasts through the full version. Sigrid starts August 19. That overlap means a patient player can test Remielle, read early performance results, and still keep enough resources for Sigrid if she looks like the better fit.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

The first mistake is ignoring Stun. Sigrid's three-stage Converging Spear access against Stunned enemies is a core reason to pull her. A team that cannot create those windows may underuse her kit.

The second mistake is spending Converging Spear stages too early. If a stage lands before buffs, debuffs, or Stun are ready, her damage pattern loses the burst compression that makes it valuable.

The third mistake is judging Sigrid only by screenshots or animations. A stylish DPS still needs frame comfort, uptime, enemy tracking, and team compatibility. Trial gameplay and early endgame clears will matter.

The fourth mistake is forgetting the free S-Rank selector and rerun options. Version 3.1 is not only a two-character patch. The free Agent, free W-Engine, custom search additions, reruns, and top-up bonus reset all affect the best account plan.

The fifth mistake is buying pulls before checking UID/server and current product details. If you top up for Sigrid, use the current Zenless Zone Zero product page, confirm account information, and avoid relying on old package screenshots.

Resource Plan for Sigrid Players

Players targeting Sigrid should avoid spending all Version 3.1 launch rewards on day one unless Remielle is also a must-pull. The smarter route is to claim early rewards, run Remielle's trial, decide whether she solves an immediate need, and reserve enough pulls for August 19.

If Sigrid is your main target, keep at least one pity plan intact. Version 3.1 includes Encrypted Master Tapes, Polychrome, check-in rewards, event rewards, and a first-purchase double bonus reset in the Monochrome Market. Those resources can make the banner easier, but only if they are not scattered across every available option.

For spenders, the same principle applies: decide the target before topping up. Sigrid players usually want the Agent first, then Knight's Extolment if the final weapon gap is compelling. Duplicate investment should wait until high-level testing proves which Mindscape breakpoints matter.

Sigrid FAQ

Is Sigrid an Ice DPS?

Yes. Sigrid is an S-Rank Ice Attack Agent, so her main job is direct damage rather than Anomaly support.

What is Converging Spear?

Converging Spear is the named follow-up sequence at the center of Sigrid's kit. It can follow certain skills and becomes especially important when she can unleash all three stages against Stunned enemies.

Does Sigrid need a Stun Agent?

She appears to benefit strongly from reliable Stun windows. She may still function without a dedicated Stun teammate, but her highest value should come from teams that can trigger Stun consistently.

Should I pull Sigrid or Remielle?

Pull Sigrid if you need Ice Attack damage and have a team that can support Stun-window burst. Pull Remielle if you want a Lumiflux Anomaly core and better Anomaly team coverage.

Is Knight's Extolment required?

No W-Engine should be treated as required before live testing. Knight's Extolment is expected to be Sigrid's premium option, but most players should secure Sigrid before chasing the signature.

Does Sigrid have an outfit in Version 3.1?

Yes. Sigrid has the Majestic Wavechaser outfit in the Version 3.1 outfit lineup. Check the live Outfit Store for final availability, and keep the outfit budget separate from the Agent pull plan.

When does Sigrid release?

Sigrid's Version 3.1 banner is scheduled from August 19, 2026 at 12:00 to September 8, 2026 at 14:59 server time.

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Final Pull Advice

Sigrid is the clean Version 3.1 choice for players who want an Ice Attack DPS with a defined burst window. Her kit is likely to feel best when the whole team is built to create Stun, stack buffs, and let Converging Spear land in full. Pull her if that is the missing piece in your account. Save or wait if your Ice damage is already covered, your Stun support is weak, or Remielle's Lumiflux Anomaly role solves a more important long-term problem.