Zenless Zone Zero Velina build and teams guide: master her Wind Anomaly kit, cyclone rotation, W-Engines, and Disorder-focused squad.
As a longtime Zenless Zone Zero player, I have been poring over the Version 3.3 kit details for Velina, and the Wind Anomaly Agent from Roscaelifer's External Strategy Department looks like one of the more interesting team-enablers I have seen in a while. The Graceful Gale banner is scheduled for October 21 to November 11, 2026, so this is the right moment to map out her build, teams, and rotation before spending Polychromes. My early read is that Velina is not just another Anomaly unit: she is a cyclone-summoning debuffer who can convert Wind application into Vortex, Contamination, and extra Disorder opportunities for the whole squad.

Snapshot: Who Velina Is
Velina is a Wind Anomaly Agent and the head of the External Strategy Department in Roscaelifer. She is often seen with Norma, another member of the department, and that faction identity matters for anyone following the Version 3.3 story. The community score in the reference data sits at 9.8/10 from 91 votes, which is a strong signal, even if my own provisional score is a more cautious 7.5 until I can test her full rotation in live content.
The voice cast is another highlight: Rhiannon Moushall in English, Saito Chiwa in Japanese, Zhang Anqi in Chinese, and Shin On-yu in Korean. For a player like me who follows both kit design and presentation, Velina checks a lot of boxes before she even hits the field.

How I Would Build Velina
My build philosophy is simple: push Anomaly Proficiency and Energy Regen so Velina can use her EX Special Attack frequently and keep her cyclones active. The reference build follows the same logic, and that matters because her damage output is tied to repeated EX Special Attack use rather than a single burst window.
| Build Piece | My Priority | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| W-Engine | Energy Regen main stat first | More EX Special Attack uptime means more cyclone pressure |
| Drive Discs | Anomaly Proficiency and Energy Regen | Supports her Wind Anomaly role and frequent skill use |
| Skill Priority | EX Special Attack and Core Skill first | These are the engine rooms of her kit |
| Playstyle | Cyclone uptime and Vortex timing | Her value spikes when the team reacts to her summons |
For W-Engines, the top-rated options are judged at Update Level 0. I would also keep Energy Regen alternatives in mind, but there is an important catch: their unique effects will not activate when equipped by Velina. That makes raw stat value and team fit more important than chasing a passive that will sit dormant.

Best Teams I Would Try
The first team that jumps out is Velina + Remielle + Phoenix. In this setup, Velina summons her cyclones and applies her debuffs to enable Remielle's offense. Phoenix is the main on-field DPS outside Remielle's burst windows and enables CRIT for Anomaly DMG dealt by the entire squad. That is a lot of layered value: Velina creates the anomaly window, Remielle punishes it, and Phoenix keeps the team productive between bursts.
The second team is a more straightforward Velina-led composition: Velina as the sole DPS, with Nicole providing buffs and Anby stunning enemies. I like this version for players who want a clearer hypercarry structure. Nicole's buffs and Anby's stun pressure give Velina cleaner windows to summon cyclones and trigger her anomaly effects.
| Team | Core Idea | My Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Velina + Remielle + Phoenix | Cyclone setup, Remielle burst, Phoenix on-field CRIT support | Best for coordinated Anomaly damage |
| Velina + Nicole + Anby | Velina carries, Nicole buffs, Anby stuns | Easier solo-DPS structure |
Kit and Rotation: The Cyclone Engine
Velina's attribute is Wind, which causes the Windswept Attribute Anomaly. Infusing this new Anomaly with another attribute's Vortex will inflict Vortex instead of Disorder, dealing DMG equal to that of the infused attribute. On top of that, another attribute may cause another Anomaly to trigger Disorder, further contributing to the team's damage output. That layered interaction is why I think Velina will reward players who understand anomaly order rather than simply mashing buttons.
Her EX Special Attack summons Condensed and Sweeping Cyclones. The Sweeping Cyclone is more powerful and covers a wider area. Both cyclones can be infused with another attribute to trigger Vortex, so I would act quickly when they appear. The timing window is the skill expression here.

When Velina triggers Vortex, she accumulates Windbite. At 2 Windbite stacks, her next Condensed Cyclone transforms into a Sweeping Cyclone. That means the rotation has a built-in upgrade path: trigger Vortex, bank the stacks, and cash out with a stronger cyclone.

If Windswept is triggered on an enemy already afflicted with an attribute, it causes Contamination, which decreases the Anomaly Buildup RES of both the corresponding attribute and Wind on the target. In practice, I would build Wind Anomaly on enemies, trigger Windswept, summon Velina's cyclones, and then use the post-summon Quick Assist to transition into my main DPS. That sequence feels like the cleanest way to convert her setup into team damage.

Skill Priority and Mindscape Cinema
The reference guide lists Core Skill Enhancement per level, and my priority would be EX Special Attack first, Core Skill second, then the remaining skills as resources allow. Because her build leans on frequent EX use, every upgrade that improves that loop has outsized value. I would not spread materials evenly across her kit at the start.
Mindscape Cinema is also listed in the reference material, but I would hold off on chasing copies before testing the base kit. Velina already looks complete as a cyclone-summoning enabler; additional copies should be judged against the cost of the Graceful Gale banner and the rest of a player's roster.
Materials, Banner, and Final Verdict
Velina will be available from the Limited Banner Graceful Gale in Version 3.3 of Zenless Zone Zero, running from October 21, 2026 to November 11, 2026. I would pre-farm only after confirming the full material list, since Anomaly units often compete for the same upgrade resources as the rest of a account's core team.
My final take is that Velina is a high-ceiling Anomaly support who becomes much more valuable when the team is built to exploit Vortex, Contamination, and her cyclone timing. She may not be the simplest pick for every account, but for players who enjoy Wind anomaly stacking and quick-swap damage windows, she looks like a banner worth watching closely in Version 3.3. 🔥