Waiting for a Fire Anomaly Agent who turns ordinary Attribute Anomaly damage into critical hits while still feeling like a proper on-field DPS? There is one for that. We have Phoenix. The only thing standing between her arrival, and a fully built, maxed-out version of her is a mountain of specific materials. Missing even a few higher-tier ones means your Ablooms and team-wide Anomaly CRIT effect stay underpowered for weeks. So, here is your Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix materials guide with every single item she needs, where it comes from, what you can stockpile right now, and how the materials feed directly into the stats that make her unique.

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Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix Materials Overview and What Makes Them Unique
Phoenix is an S-Rank Fire Anomaly Agent from the Krampus Compliance Authority. Her kit is about applying [Scorch] (or Searing Corrosion) whenever any squad member triggers Attribute Anomaly damage, then letting subsequent Anomaly damage critically hit.
Her Core Passive scales Anomaly Proficiency and converts excess initial Anomaly Mastery (starting above roughly 155) into extra CRIT Rate on those Anomaly hits, maxing near 255 Anomaly Mastery for a full 100% Anomaly CRIT Rate. Because of this, Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix material list follows the standard Fire Anomaly template but places extra weight on Core Skill upgrades and Anomaly-focused Drive Discs.
You need roughly 3.7 million Dennies in total once you account for level, skills, and Core. The bulk of the farm is familiar with Burn Chips and Anomaly Certification Seals but the two Core Skill exclusive items (Higher Dimensional Data: Bloodstained Miasma Feather and Counterfeit Nucleus) come from specific bosses that already exist in the game.
Complete Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix Materials List
So, here is the consolidated list based on current Version 3.3 beta data. Quantities can shift slightly at launch, but the structure has stayed consistent across recent Agents.
Promotion Materials (Level 1 to 60)
| Material | Amount |
Basic Anomaly Certification Seal![]() | 4 |
Advanced Anomaly Certification Seal![]() | 32 |
Controller Certification Seal![]() | 30 |
Denny![]() | 800,000 |
Skill Materials (all skills to Level 12)
| Material | Amount |
Basic Burn Chip![]() | 25 |
Advanced Burn Chip![]() | 75 |
Specialized Burn Chip![]() | 250 |
Hamster Cage Pass![]() | 5 |
Denny![]() | ~2.5–2.9 million |
Core Skill Materials (Rank A to F)
| Material | Amount |
Higher Dimensional Data: Bloodstained Miasma Feather![]() | 60 |
Counterfeit Nucleus![]() | 9 |
Denny![]() | ~405,000 |
Hamster Cage Pass![]() | 5 (shared with skills in some counts) |
Signature W-Engine Materials (Nirvana Plume / Plume of Rebirth to Level 60)
| Material | Amount |
Anomaly Component![]() | 4 |
Reinforced Anomaly Component![]() | 32 |
Specialized Anomaly Component![]() | 30 |
W-Engine Energy Module![]() | 200 |
Denny![]() | 400,000 |
Total Dennies land will be around 3.705 million. Senior Investigator Logs (approximately 300) cover the EXP side.
Where to Farm ZZZ Phoenix Materials
Most of the Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix materials are already farmable, so you can start a solid pre-farm immediately. And here is where to farm your materials on Phoenix:
- Burn Chips (Basic, Advanced, Specialized): Combat Simulation – Agent Skill – Heating Test. This is the longest farm because every Fire Agent shares the same chips. Run the highest difficulty you can clear comfortably and use any double-drop events.

- Anomaly Certification Seals: Combat Simulation – Agent Promotion – Anomaly Drill. Same logic as the chips; leftovers from previous Anomaly Agents carry over.
- Higher Dimensional Data: Bloodstained Miasma Feather: Expert Challenge – Sacrifice – Covenant Guardian. Each clear drops several; Burnout Mode doubles the reward for 80 Battery.
- Counterfeit Nucleus: Notorious Hunt – Kusarikku (or exchange via Outpost Logistics Hidden Treasure). Limited weekly, so prioritize this early.
- Hamster Cage Passes: Events, New Eridu City Fund, Association Supplies, and occasional shop rotations.

- Dennies and Investigator Logs: Combat Simulation, commissions, events, and the usual daily/weekly loop.
A sensible pre-farm order is Counterfeit Nucleus first (weekly lock), then Bloodstained Miasma Feather, then the chip and seal farms in parallel while you stock Dennies. If you already built Burnice or another Fire Anomaly, you are ahead on chips.
Skill Priority and Why Core Skill Materials Matter Most
For Phoenix the upgrade order is Core Skill first, then Basic Attack and Special Attack, followed by Chain Attack, Assist, and Dodge. The Core Skill directly increases her Anomaly Proficiency and strengthens the Anomaly CRIT conversion.
Ablooms (triggered on certain finishing moves against already-anomalied enemies) scale heavily with Core level, so under-investing here is the single biggest damage loss. The Bloodstained Miasma Feather and Counterfeit Nucleus are the bottleneck, so treat those two farms as non-negotiable once Version 3.3 is live if any numbers shift.
Best Drive Discs and ZZZ Phoenix Discs Setup
Once the level and skills are online, Drive Discs decide whether Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix hits her Anomaly Mastery breakpoint and maximizes Abloom damage.

The current recommended set is 4-piece Freedom Blues + 2-piece Phaethon’s Melody.
- Freedom Blues 2-piece gives Anomaly Proficiency +30.
- The 4-piece reduces the enemy’s Anomaly Buildup RES to your Attribute by 20% for 8 seconds after an EX Special Attack. Phoenix’s periodic Scorch damage is classified as EX Special Attack DMG, so the effect stays refreshed while the mark is active.
- Phaethon’s Melody 2-piece adds 8% Anomaly Mastery, which is critical for reaching the ~255 initial Anomaly Mastery target when combined with a Level 60 Anomaly Mastery main-stat Disc 6 and a matching W-Engine.
Main stats:
- Disc 4: Anomaly Proficiency (ATK% is a distant second)
- Disc 5: Fire DMG Bonus (ATK% acceptable if Fire rolls are poor)
- Disc 6: Anomaly Mastery
Substats: Anomaly Proficiency > ATK% > PEN ≈ Flat ATK. She does not need traditional CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG because her special Anomaly CRIT is independent of those stats.
Alternative 2-piece options include Chaos Jazz if you already have strong pieces, but Phaethon’s Melody is the consistent choice for the Mastery breakpoint. Farming Freedom Blues and Phaethon’s Melody while you pre-farm chips is efficient because both domains are already open.
ZZZ Phoenix W-Engine and Signature Materials
ZZZ Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix’s signature is commonly listed as Nirvana Plume or Plume of Rebirth. At Level 60 it provides 713 Base ATK, 30% Anomaly Mastery, and a large Anomaly Proficiency bonus (around 90 at R1). The passive grants significant Fire DMG (starting at 40%) for 20 seconds whenever any squad member’s Attribute Anomaly DMG scores a CRIT—exactly the loop her Core Passive creates.
The ZZZ Phoenix material are the standard Anomaly Component line. Because the W-Engine itself is the cleanest way to hit the Anomaly Mastery breakpoint (together with Disc 6 and Phaethon’s Melody), many players treat the signature as high priority once they have Phoenix. Alternatives such as Angel in the Shell function as strong stat sticks if you already own one, though they lack the Fire DMG refresh on Anomaly CRIT.
If you are planning both the character and the W-Engine, the total pull cost is substantial. Stocking Polychromes ahead of the October 21 banner through a reliable top-up like Enjoygm keeps you from missing the Phase 1 window while you finish the last of the Core Skill materials.

Practical Pre-Farm Checklist and Common Mistakes to Avoid
Start with the two limited sources (Notorious Hunt and Expert Challenge), then grind chips and seals. Keep an eye on any Version 3.3 double-drop events for Combat Simulation as they dramatically shorten the Burn Chip farm. Do not ignore Dennies; 3.7 million is easy to underestimate once you add skill levels and the W-Engine.
One irreversible decision is how hard you push the signature W-Engine versus saving for future Agents. Phoenix’s Core Passive works without it, but the Mastery and Fire DMG synergy make the signature feel transformative in Anomaly teams.
For players already running strong Anomaly cores (for example, pairing with supports that also amplify Anomaly damage), the investment pays off faster.
Watch for the official Version 3.3 Special Program for any final material name or quantity tweaks. Until then, the lists above match the most consistent beta sources and existing farm locations.
Conclusion
That brings an end to our ZZZ Phoenix material guide. With all these Zenless Zone Zero Phoenix materials secured, the only remaining variable is whether you pull her on day one or wait to see live performance. Either way, the farm is ready the moment the banner drops.

















