Wuthering Waves’ latest teaser introduces Chisa, a self-proclaimed ordinary student whose eyes see the threads of life itself. But with no kit details, no banner date, and no confirmed role, players are left guessing. Here is what the teaser actually reveals, what her powers could mean, and why you should wait before spending pulls.
Version 3.5 of Wuthering Waves lands on July 10 with an Electro-powered Rover, a massive new region called Mengzhou, and catch-up mechanics for returning players. Kuro Games is also adding two 5-star Resonators and compressing the game’s file size to free up storage. Here is what the update means for your team compositions and your daily routine.
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Wuthering Waves collectors can finally see what the Changli and Jinhsi Nendoroids look like in prototype form. Good Smile Company shared unpainted images showing single poses, two face plates per figure, and Jinhsi’s Ages of Harvest sword mounted on her back. Pre-orders are open at ¥7,900 each with a September 2026 release window, but US store listings have not appeared yet.
Kuro Games skipped the Phantom Thieves and went straight for the aesthetic. Two motorbike skin packs and three Persona 5 Royal music tracks are live in Wuthering Waves until April 29. At $9.99 each with only 300 Astrite thrown in, these bundles test whether cosmetics alone are worth real money.
Good Smile Company’s Wuthering Waves Shorekeeper Nendoroid is up for pre-order at $46.99, but collectors outside Japan won’t see it until 2027. The figure includes butterfly accessories and her signature rectifier, plus a mystery bonus illustration for direct orders.
Kuro Games’ open-world RPG is now on Steam with full cross-play support, a 2.3 update, and anniversary events running through June 11. Two new Resonators — Zani and Ciaccona — headline the banners, while Steam players have already posted 2,000 reviews with an 87% positive rating. Here’s what to expect.
Three limited Wuthering Waves codes drop 300 astrite and a stack of upgrade materials, but they vanish on September 22. If you are saving for version 3.7’s Hsin Moon Fox and Suo Ming banners, missing this window means leaving free pulls on the table. We break down every active code, how to redeem them in under a minute, and what to do when a code won’t take.
A roughly 10 FPS performance boost in targeted combat scenarios, two new Resonators across split banner phases, a new zone called Ren Realm, and 300 Astrites from livestream codes — Kuro Games laid out the full Wuthering Waves 3.6 plan during its preview broadcast. Here is the patch breakdown and what that means for your pulls.
Version 3.7 drops two new 5-star Resonators in a single patch, and the Xuanfang Arc finale is almost here. Hsin Moon Fox brings Electro DPS firepower while Suo Ming’s role is clear but her element is not. The September 19 livestream settles everything — banner order, reruns, and 300 Astrite codes.
Wuthering Waves 3.8 leaks show Lily’s debut as a 5-star Spectro support, reruns of Hiyuki, Sigrika, Xiangli Yao, and Zhezhi, and a rumored new 4-star. But with 4.0 and a possible Sword Art Online crossover on the way, every Astrite spent now is one you cannot spend later.
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