Sigrid's summer outfit Majestic Wavechaser goes on limited-time discount from 19 August at 12:00 (server time) until 9 September at 05:59 (UTC+8), priced at Monochrome ×1,350 instead of its regular ×1,680 — a saving of 330 Monochrome, limited to one purchase per account during the sale. Before you rush the store, one thing worth knowing that most coverage skips: the outfit itself isn't going anywhere. Once the discount ends it remains permanently available at full price. What expires on 9 September is the 330 Monochrome saving, not your chance to own it. Here's the full breakdown, plus the one Version 3.1 outfit that genuinely does have a deadline.

The numbers

• Discount window: 19 August, 12:00 (server time) – 9 September, 05:59 (UTC+8)
• Discounted price: Monochrome ×1,350
• Regular price: Monochrome ×1,680
• Saving: 330 Monochrome
• Purchase limit: one per account during the sale
• Where: Store → Today's Outfit

After the discount period, it moves to permanent availability at the regular price.

What it looks like

Majestic Wavechaser is Sigrid's summer outfit — an elaborate white and blue one-piece swimsuit, styled to suit a knight more accustomed to the sky than the shore. HoYoverse's own framing leans into that contrast: a rider used to galloping through the clouds now facing the waves and the sun.

It's a straight cosmetic swap with no gameplay effect, as all ZZZ outfits are.

Permanent outfit, temporary discount

This distinction matters more than the price, because it changes whether you need to decide now.

Majestic Wavechaser is not a limited-time exclusive. It becomes permanently purchasable at 1,680 Monochrome once the sale ends. Missing 9 September costs you 330 Monochrome — roughly 20% — and nothing else.

That's a very different proposition from a limited banner or an event-locked cosmetic. If your Monochrome is committed elsewhere this patch, skipping the discount is a defensible decision rather than a loss.

The one-purchase limit exists precisely because the discount is the scarce thing, not the outfit.

The Version 3.1 outfit that does expire

If you're going to act on a deadline this patch, make it this one instead.

Lucy's Princess on Holiday is free, obtainable by completing the main storyline of the limited-time event "Summer Waves Roll In" at the Fantasy Resort. That event runs with Version 3.1 and ends when the version does — 9 September.

A free outfit tied to an expiring event is a genuine deadline. A discounted outfit that stays on sale afterwards is not. If your time this patch is limited, clear the event first.

All five Version 3.1 outfits

For context on where your Monochrome could go:

• Sigrid: Majestic Wavechaser — 1,350 discounted, 1,680 regular
• Remielle: Seashade Pas Seul — summer outfit, Outfit Store
• Remielle: Moonlight Whispers — evening gown with veiled and unveiled forms, 1,350 discounted, 1,680 regular
• Vivian: Iris of the Shore — returning to the Outfit Store for anyone who missed it originally
• Lucy: Princess on Holiday — free via Summer Waves Roll In

The Remielle bundle, and a rule that catches people

If you want both of Remielle's outfits, the "Moonlit Shore" bundle packages Seashade Pas Seul and Moonlight Whispers together at a 30% discount for Monochrome ×2,350, available for a limited time after the Version 3.1 update through 9 September.

The rule to know: bundle deals and individual item discounts cannot be stacked. You take one or the other.

The practical maths: if you want both Remielle outfits, the bundle is the better deal. If you only want one of them, the individual discount is the route. Deciding which before you open the store saves you from buying one at a discount and then discovering the bundle would have been cheaper for both.

What to do

1. Clear "Summer Waves Roll In" first. Lucy's outfit is free and the event genuinely expires on 9 September.
2. Decide whether 330 Monochrome matters to you. If it does, buy Majestic Wavechaser during the window. If it doesn't, the outfit will be there permanently.
3. If you want both Remielle outfits, take the bundle, not the individual discounts — they don't stack.
4. Don't buy on impulse because "limited-time" appears on the banner. In this case the limitation is on the discount, not the item.

Where the Monochrome could go instead

Worth a moment's thought, since Version 3.1 has been generous elsewhere.

The second-anniversary rewards included a free limited S-Rank Agent selector with a matching W-Engine, plus 1,600 Polychromes and 20 Signal Searches — so most accounts are in a stronger position than usual this patch. Monochrome and Polychrome are separate currencies, but the broader point stands: if your roster still needs an Ice carry or an Anomaly centrepiece, character investment moves your clear times in a way cosmetics don't.

Our Remielle build guide covers the patch's other new S-Rank in detail, and our Triple Bounty guide covers the Drive Disc farming that actually raises your ceiling.

The short version

Buy it before 9 September if 330 Monochrome matters to you. Buy it whenever if it doesn't. The outfit is permanent; only the discount isn't. And whatever you decide, finish Summer Waves Roll In first — that one's free and it genuinely ends.

Build the roster the cosmetics sit on

Outfits are the reward for a roster that already clears content comfortably — and that clearing power comes from Agents and Drive Discs rather than the store. Browse verified Zenless Zone Zero accounts if you want a roster with the depth to enjoy the cosmetics, speed up Drive Disc and levelling farming with Zenless Zone Zero hourly services, or clear the toughest endgame stages through Zenless Zone Zero boosting.

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