I've been running Lucy since she first showed up in Zenless Zone Zero, and even in 2026 she's still one of my favorite A-rank supports. She's a fire-attribute agent from the Sons of Calydon, and she brings three loyal guard boars named Grassy, Woody, and Bricky to every fight. Yes, they wear tiny Sons of Calydon leather jackets. It's ridiculous, it's adorable, and it absolutely works. Lucy doesn't need much field time to do her job. She slaps down a team-wide attack buff, lets her boars cause chaos, and then tags out so your main DPS can go to town. If you want a support who punches way above her weight class, she's your girl.

Why Lucy Still Slaps in 2026

Lucy is an A-rank fire support with a strike fighting style. Her whole deal is stacking attack and feeding that attack to the rest of the squad. She's a plug-and-play support for a lot of teams, especially when your DPS loves a fat attack boost. Pair her with Caesar and the whole squad gets even more attack and damage output. It's honestly chef's kiss.

She's also low-maintenance. You don't need to keep her on-field for long. Drop her buffs, send out the boars, and swap back to your damage dealer. That's the kind of efficiency I like.

Best W-Engines for Lucy

When it comes to W-Engines, I'm always looking for energy regen and attack support. Lucy wants to fire off her EX Special and chain attacks as often as possible, so energy is king.

Drive Discs: Swing Jazz and Hormone Punk

For drive discs, I go with four pieces of Swing Jazz and two pieces of Hormone Punk. Swing Jazz gives energy regen and buffs other squad members' damage. Hormone Punk boosts Lucy's attack, which then feeds her team-wide buff. It's a beautiful loop.

One important note: the four-piece Swing Jazz effect doesn't stack. If someone else on your team already has it, don't double up. Instead, use four pieces of Hormone Punk and two pieces of Swing Jazz. That way you still get value without wasting a set bonus.

While you're farming, you can use two-piece Freedom Blues for anomaly proficiency or two-piece Inferno Metal for a fire-damage boost. They're solid placeholder options, especially if RNG is being a jerk.

Stat Priorities

Lucy scales with attack, so you want to pile on attack percent wherever you can. Energy regeneration is also huge because more EX Specials mean more buffs and more boar explosions.

Main Stats

Sub-Stats

• Attack / Attack%

• Crit rate / Crit damage

• Pen ratio

• Anomaly proficiency

I usually prioritize attack and energy first, then crit and pen if I get lucky. Anomaly proficiency is a nice bonus if you're running her with another anomaly unit.

Best Team Comps for Lucy

Lucy is a great support for a lot of teams. She has a team-wide attack buff, she doesn't hog field time, and her guard boars add extra damage. Here are some comps I've had a blast with:

• Lucy + Caesar + any DPS: Caesar improves everyone's attack and damage output, and Lucy piles on more attack. Your main damage dealer will feel like a raid boss.

• Lucy + Jane Doe + Seth: This one has a specific order. Use Seth's assist first because it swaps backward, then Lucy's assist because it swaps forward. Do it in the right order and Jane gets both boosts. Do it wrong and you'll scratch your head wondering why your damage dipped.

• Lucy + Piper + Burnice: A Sons of Calydon fire team that melts stuff. Piper spins, Burnice burns, and Lucy cheers from the sidelines with her boars.

• Lucy + Burnice + Caesar: Another spicy fire comp. Burnice applies fire, Caesar shields and buffs, and Lucy makes everyone hit harder.

If you're building these teammates, check out Piper, Caesar, and Burnice builds to make sure your whole squad is cooking.

Skills and Mindscape Cinema

Lucy's skills are all about boar goodness. Her attacks send her guard boars exploding into enemies, and she whirls baseball bats around the arena like she's batting cleanup. She has standard attacks, dodges, combo attacks, and passive skills that support her team.

Mindscape Cinema works like Genshin Impact's constellations or Honkai Star Rail's eidolons. To level it up, you need to pull Lucy more than once from the gacha. Each copy unlocks more power, so if you're a Lucy fan, extra copies are never a waste.

Promotion and Skill Materials

To help Lucy reach her full potential, you need to save up your Denny and collect certification seals from Combat Simulation - Agent Promotion. You can also craft them from old seals and components you don't need. Don't be shy about dismantling junk.

For core skills, you need a wallet full of Denny, plenty of Higher Dimensional Data: Steel Malice, and a few Ferocious Grips.

For skill enhancements, you need different levels of Burn Chip. You can get them by completing Combat Simulation - Agent Skills and by dismantling other chips.

Final Thoughts

Lucy might be an A-rank, but she's an absolute unit of a support. She buffs attack, she brings three adorable boars, and she fits into a ton of teams. In 2026, with all the shiny new agents running around, I still keep her geared and ready. If you build her with Kaboom the Cannon, Swing Jazz, and Hormone Punk, and you prioritize attack and energy, she'll pay you back with big damage numbers from your main DPS. No cap.

So go give Grassy, Woody, and Bricky a pat on the head. They've earned it.