How to unlock Exclusive Skin effects in Zenless Zone Zero (ZZZ)

Although ZZZ’s graphics are already visually pleasing, players can enhance their journey even further with Exclusive Skins. The cosmetics emit special effects for characters, making their hair glow or changing their classic colors. In this guide, we’ll explain how to activate the Exclusive Skin effect in Zenless Zone Zero, including what items you’ll need for various Agents.

How to get Exclusive Skin effects in ZZZ

Attach the designated W-Engine to an Agent to unlock the Exclusive Skin effect in ZZZ. Most characters will have a W-Engine assigned to them, typically catered to their specific Fighting Style and Attribute. For instance, Nekomata utilizes the Steel Cushion, altering her appearance during various attacks.

You must also activate the Exclusive Skin by toggling the button on the bottom of the W-Engine. Those who interact with this again will deactivate the mechanic, thus getting rid of the visual effect.

The Exclusive Skin feature tends to appear around the Agent after performing Special Attacks. Unfortunately, the effects can sometimes be hard to notice, only presenting subtle changes to their appearance. One example I’ve perceived is when Nicole’s hair changes to a light pink color at the bottom.

Other than Nicole, players have indicated that Ben Bigger’s Exclusive Skin makes his eyes and scar glow orange. The glowing effect is the most prominent, so be on the lookout for this animation.

Now that we’ve covered how to unlock Exclusive Skin effects in ZZZ, it’s time to delve into each character and their designated W-Engine. The key to this is the W-Engine’s description, which includes the corresponding Agent’s quote. As long as there’s a quote, it’s a clear indicator of the engine’s compatibility.

All Agents compatible W-Engine Exclusive Skin effects

For a complete overview of Agents and their designated Exclusive Skin W-Engine, here’s what you can expect:

Keep in mind that these W-Engines won’t always be the most suitable materials for the Agent’s build. But since the Exclusive Skin effect is primarily for cosmetic purposes, you can switch it out for a better resource. While you’ll lose out on the visual enhancement, it may work out in your favor performance-wise.