Look, I’ll be honest: when I first saw that Claret and Roxy were getting a day off at Flint Workshop, I assumed the event would be a cute little choose-your-own-adventure. Then I remembered this is Zenless Zone Zero, where even a vacation can turn into a tactical operation. No cap, I clicked into the web event ready to plan a spa day and accidentally started min-maxing sunset views like it was a Hollow Zero run.

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The premise is simple enough: Claret and Roxy are planning their itinerary. Do they pick the sunset of Booastrum, the beaches of Vyrium, or—because apparently work-life balance is a myth—clock some overtime? Exciting endings await, and yes, I’m absolutely the kind of player who will replay every route just to see the characters react. I have a reputation to maintain.

Here’s the honest gamer breakdown. The event runs September 9 through October 10, 2026. Completing the web event gets you a guaranteed 30 Polychromes. That’s not life-changing, but it’s also not nothing—30 Polychromes is 30 Polychromes, and my gacha addiction does not discriminate. The lucky draw is the real carrot: 100 Angels of Delusion plush toys (random) are up for grabs, and HoYoverse will pick 100 lucky Proxies from all successful participants. Event rewards are shared across all platforms, and each account can only receive rewards once. So no, you can’t create five alt accounts and sweep the plushie pile. I asked for a friend. The friend was me.

Reward How to get it My reaction
Polychrome ×30 Complete the web event Guaranteed snack money, LFG
Angels of Delusion Plush Toy (Random) ×100 Lucky draw after event ends 100 winners? Big brain energy, but RNG is still RNG
Bragging rights Pick the best itinerary Priceless, obviously

Rules are straightforward, but let me save you a headache. You need to complete the web event to claim the Polychrome rewards, and they get sent automatically to your in-game mailbox. Make sure you’re logged in to your game account—yes, actually logged in, not just staring at the login screen while telling yourself you’ll do it later. Lucky draw rewards get selected after the event ends and announced in the comments section of the official post. Event rewards are shared across all platforms, so PC, mobile, and console players are all in the same boat. One account, one reward. Keep it clean.

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Now, the important part: which itinerary am I picking? Sunset at Booastrum sounds like prime screenshot material. Beaches at Vyrium sound like a vacation I desperately need after farming Drive Discs. Overtime sounds like a trap, but also extremely on-brand for Claret and Roxy. I’ll probably run all three routes because I’m that kind of player. Sue me. The event is basically a personality test disguised as a vacation planner, and I’m here for it.

A few tips from someone who has been around the gacha block:

  • Do the web event early. September 9 to October 10 is a decent window, but real life has a nasty habit of eating your free time.

  • Double-check your login. The Polychromes won’t magically appear if you’re not signed in to your game account.

  • Don’t sleep on the lucky draw. 100 plush toys across all platforms is not exactly a huge pool, but someone has to win. Might as well be you.

  • Read the in-game mailbox. Rewards arrive automatically, but they won’t sit there forever if you ignore them.

  • Have fun with the endings. The whole point is to explore Claret and Roxy’s vacation chaos, not to speedrun it like a daily commission.

Would I call this event groundbreaking? No. But it’s a cute little break from the usual grind, and the rewards are basically free for a few minutes of clicking. In a year full of sweaty meta shifts and gacha pain, a vacation-themed web event is a nice palate cleanser. Plus, the idea of Claret and Roxy choosing between sunset, beach, and overtime is funnier than it should be. Those two deserve a break, even if they end up arguing about work the whole time.

So yeah, I’m doing the event. I’m picking the beach route first, then the sunset route, then I’ll probably do the overtime route just to see the chaos. If I win a plush toy, great. If I don’t, I’ll cope by telling myself the real reward was the itinerary we planned along the way. That’s what we call copium, folks. GG.