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Text, focus outlines and data colours are easier to read across the site, in light and dark themes and with a custom accent colour. When something fails to load, the page now says what and offers Try again.

Operator pages now show what CN has already changed. New modules join the module picker with a CN tag, changed numbers sit beside this server's with a CN label, and the Upcoming list includes operators CN has updated. Most of the new text reads in English, though some module text is still in Chinese. You can turn this off with Show CN updates in Settings.

You can now make your pull history public and share a link to it. Public pulls appear in a new Pulls tab on your profile, and a Lookback tab shows how your roster has grown from one event to the next.

Eleven 6★ operators the DPS calculator could not compute now have numbers, including Closure, SilverAsh the Reignfrost, Wang and Ch'en the Dawnstreak. Muelsyse works again, module level 1 is no longer read as level 3, and operators such as Tecno and Ebenholz read their skills correctly.

The Squad Builder's operator picker can now filter by branch and sort by rarity, name, DP cost or level, and shows each operator's promotion, potential, skill ranks and modules at a glance.

In your pull history's banner breakdown, each 6★ now shows how many pulls it took on its pity counter. Tap it for the details: the banner, when you pulled it, the previous 6★ on that counter, and the 5★, 4★ and 3★ operators you got in between.

You can now hide your currencies, level, join date, sign-in days and roster counts from visitors, and pick which stat cards your profile header shows. Anything you hide is also left out of leaderboards and player search.

Links to profiles, enemies, Archives, music albums, recruitment tags and squads now show their own preview card when you paste them into Discord or another chat. A profile's card shows the background its owner picked.

Three new pages. In-Game Music puts every game track and Monster Siren song in one library, with lyrics, a queue and playlists. Archives maps the factions, their territories and their people. The Squad Builder plans a squad from your synced roster and checks its coverage, economy and synergy.

The homepage now opens on what's happening now: the current events and banners from your selected game server, ending soonest first, next to the top players and the latest site updates.

Operators in a profile's Showcase now open that player's build when tapped, and a faction opens its operators. The operator picker in tier lists, grids and the Showcase can also filter by race, nation and faction.

In your pull history's banner breakdown, the 6★ count now opens a list of every 6★ that banner gave you, newest first, with the date and whether it was the rate-up or an off-banner pull.

Your profile is now customizable. Reorder its tabs and make any of them private, pin favourites, grids, tier lists and plans to a new Showcase tab, and set header art from any outfit, operator art (Elite 1 and Elite 2 included) or gallery picture, cropped in a full-screen editor with a life-size preview.

Grids are here: make a board of labelled cells, fill each one with an operator, enemy, outfit, event or anything else a tier list can hold, choose which kinds are allowed, and share it, download it as an image, or let others fill it in as a template. The story library also has a new Characters tab with every story sprite, over 1,600 of them, named by who speaks as them, with every expression and links to the lines they say.

Outfit sales that open on the same EN day now share one card in the pull planner, and a sale that opens with an event sits inside that event's card, with the event's own outfit sets first. With Latin names switched on, mainline episodes and new outfit sets now show their English names wherever the game data has one.

Many pages stopped downloading data they never show. The enemies list, birthdays, the DPS, HPS and recruitment tools, stage pages and a profile's Roster, Plans and Optimizer tabs are now much lighter, so they open sooner, especially on phones and slow connections.

The operators list and a player profile's Stats and Roster tabs no longer download the game's full operator and voice tables before showing anything. They read a small index instead, so they open much faster, especially on phones and slow connections.

Tier lists can now rank any kind of entry, not only operators: enemies, outfits, modules, skills, events, factions, Integrated Strategies collectibles and more, mixed in one list if you like. And any story, chapter, arc or reading-order range in the story library can be exported as an EPUB, PDF, Markdown or plain text, with every choice and its lines kept on the page.

The pull planner's Skins tab is folded into the Planner, which already lists every outfit under its event. The planner now fits your window with each pane scrolling on its own, picked outfits show their own art, and the summary lists only what you picked, with prices. Outfit rerun dates are estimated from each outfit's own shop history, so they land far closer to the real date, and the event shop and farming stages have moved to the Events tab.

Skip in the story reader now opens the game's own summary of the story, so you can catch up on what happened and either keep reading or skip to the end with the story marked read. The library's search and filters stay pinned while you scroll, the page fits on one screen, and browsing and searching no longer lag.

A story reader now plays the game's own scripts: the text, portraits, backgrounds, music, sound, effects and cutscenes, with choices you can replay, a backlog you can jump through, Auto and Skip, and your own fonts, colours and text box. The library sorts every story by the game's own shelves and shows each event's art and theme music. Sign in and it already knows what you have read in game, and your progress follows you to any device.

The recruitment calculator now knows what you own: every operator on a result card says whether you have them, at what potential, and what one more copy would buy. Your consumables are stored for the first time, so vouchers, selectors and packs count on the leaderboard alongside currencies. The account card works out what you earn a day and how long the LMD you are short will take. Four more base scoring bugs are fixed, and one of them gives points back.

The leaderboard ranks by any item in your inventory, not just by score: pick LMD, Orundum, a certificate or anything else you hold, and the table, your own standing and the cards beside them all follow it. Five more base scoring bugs are fixed, and like yesterday's these do move numbers. Reclamation Algorithm is called by its name across the site instead of Sandbox.

Every route of the API is now documented at /docs. Three scoring bugs in the base are fixed, and unlike this morning's update these ones do move numbers: two trading posts were crewed one after the other against a single gold supply, two mirror skills read five times the room they sit in, and a shift that rested an operator still claimed his facility bonus. 58 outfits the store sells at 15 Originium Prime were priced at 18.

The Base Optimizer now plans with the same economy the Score tab grades you on, so the staffing it shows is the staffing you are scored against. Trading posts are valued at their own level and crewed by what they actually earn. The Operators below milestone card lists only operators you have really invested in, so the gain it advertises is one you can reach. No score, breakdown or weight has moved.

The roster fits more operators per row at every width, and its promotion, potential and mastery badges are legible on the light theme again. The pull planner's goals say what they measure, its currencies carry the game's own icons, and setting a potential no longer stalls before the numbers move. Margins and page headings are now shared across the site. Korean, Japanese and Chinese render in a matching typeface throughout, labels that used to break mid-word hold together, and the translation editor now explains a message's plural forms and shows what changed when its English moves.

Les opérateurs qui ne sont pas encore sortis sur le serveur global s’affichent désormais sous le nom en alphabet latin que leur attribue le jeu : 予愿安洁莉娜 apparaît ainsi comme Angelina the Mellow Wish. Cette option d’apparence est activée par défaut, et la recherche permet de retrouver ces opérateurs avec l’un ou l’autre nom.

Un bug dans le calcul du score des parties d’Integrated Strategies a été découvert et corrigé. Chaque compte a vu sa note recalculée avec le barème corrigé.

L’onglet Tirages du calendrier est désormais disponible. Il centralise vos tirages pour chaque bannière à venir, calcule le coût de chaque objectif en tenant compte du pity que vous aurez réellement à l’arrivée de la bannière et montre l’impact d’un investissement anticipé sur une bannière sur la suivante. Des correctifs concernant la connexion, le roster et les paramètres, issus des retours sur Discord, sont également inclus.

Une nouvelle fonctionnalité de calendrier des sorties et événements prévoit quand les prochains opérateurs, événements et skins arriveront sur le serveur global, afin que vous puissiez planifier vos tirages à l’avance. Le déploiement des traductions a également commencé.

D’après les statistiques de la communauté, les opérateurs affichent désormais les maîtrises et modules les plus utilisés par les joueurs. Divers bugs ont également été corrigés et le système de notation a été amélioré.