Lucy’s princess on holiday outfit is permanent — here’s why that matters in ZZZ 3.2
Most gacha games dangle limited-time cosmetics to push impulse spending. Zenless Zone Zero does something different with Lucy’s new look. The Princess on Holiday outfit, arriving in Version 3.2, stays in the store forever. No countdown timer. No FOMO. That alone makes it worth talking about.
For anyone who mains Lucy — the fiery support Agent who calls the shots for her piggy companions — this is the first time she gets an alternate costume. The outfit swaps her usual tactical gear for a breezier, vacation-ready silhouette. But the real story here is how HoYoverse priced and positioned it.
Price and where to find it
The outfit costs 980 Monochrome, which is the standard rate for Agent cosmetics in ZZZ. You buy it from the Today’s Outfit section of the in-game store, available on all platforms. The only requirement: the Version 3.2 update must be installed. After that, the item is yours to purchase at any point — today, next month, or a year from now.
That permanent status is the key detail. It means you do not need to scramble for currency before a deadline. You can budget around banners, events, and your real-life schedule. If you are saving for a specific Agent’s Signal Search banner, you can let the outfit wait.
Should you spend 980 Monochrome on a cosmetic?
The answer depends on how you play. Here is a practical breakdown:
- Lucy devotees — If she is your go-to support and you enjoy rotating her visual presentation, this is a straightforward pickup. The outfit changes her in-combat appearance, so you will see it regularly. Permanent means zero regret about missing a window.
- Free-to-play or low-spend players — 980 Monochrome translates to roughly a handful of pulls. Outfits grant no stats, no abilities, and no combat advantage. If your Polychrome is earmarked for upcoming banners or limited-event Signal Search, skipping a cosmetic is the correct financial call. Your account will not suffer.
- Collectors — If your goal is a full wardrobe for every Agent, this is an easy addition. Just confirm you have the currency before spending elsewhere.
How to get Monochrome without swiping
Monochrome is the premium currency you buy with real money, but there is a workaround. The game lets you convert Polychrome into Monochrome at a 1:1 rate inside the shop menu. Polychrome flows freely from daily commissions, limited-time events, and endgame modes such as Shiyu Defense. If you want the outfit without spending cash, redirect your free Polychrome toward the conversion instead of pulling on banners — at least until you hit 980.
This is where planning matters. A few days of commissions plus one event cycle can cover the cost. You do not need to top up. You just need to prioritize.
What else Version 3.2 brings
The outfit is the headliner for cosmetics, but the update ships with more than just a new look for Lucy. Official patch notes confirm fresh events and additional content running alongside the store addition. If you missed the Version 3.0 coverage on our ZZZ hub, that update introduced Agents Velina, Norma, and Pyrois — a sign that HoYoverse is still expanding the roster at a steady clip.
For players looking to deepen their bond with Lucy, the trust system remains the same as it works for other Agents. Raising her trust level unlocks lore conversations and small rewards, and it pairs naturally with owning her new outfit if you want the full thematic experience.
The bottom line
Lucy’s Princess on Holiday outfit costs 980 Monochrome, lives in the Today’s Outfit store, and arrives with the Version 3.2 update on all platforms. It is permanent, it changes nothing about combat performance, and it gives dedicated Lucy players a fresh visual option. Whether you buy today or six months from now, the price will be the same.