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The next limited banner in Arknights looms, and Wang and Ch’en the Dawnstreak headlining a Sui-themed festival are here to reshape your roster forever. You can be chasing meta-defining power or a mid-game Doctor optimizing every pull, the frustration of "who to spark, who to skip" hits hard. And that is why this Arknights upcoming operators guide can help you. Let’s see what priorities you mist focus on, deep kit breakdowns, and useful advice you need here to see who to pull from Wang, Ch’en, Dimitri and Zima.

The "Ashes to Ashes, Ages on Ages" limited banner is the latest Arknights banner (often called the Millennial Autumn or Sui festival event). It brings explosive new operators alongside boosted rates for fan-favorites like Yu, Shu, and Chongyue.

Wang stands out as a game-breaking limited Trapmaster, while Ch’en the Dawnstreak delivers versatile Arts Fighter destruction. Nearby banners feature Zima the Raging Tide (strong AFK Guard) and potentially Dimitri-related content in the pull ecosystem.
If you are looking for an Arknights Wang pull priority, Ch’en Alter banner value, or Zima alter worth pulling tips, it is a must to have a clarity on resource management amid back-to-back high-value events.
Limited banners like this feature unique pity and spark systems. Wang is the limited 6 star for the Arknights tier list with a 300-pull guarantee, plus Headhunting Contracts for Sui siblings (Nian/Dusk at 200, others at 300). You can expect free daily pulls, a 10-pull ticket, and boosted rates for previous limited operators.
Key pull tips to follow here are:
Pro Tip: Track your pity. With boosted Sui siblings, off-banner luck feels generous, but don't chase duplicates blindly.
So now, let’s have a full breakdown on every operator from the Arknights upcoming operators list. And that can help you to decide on who you must prioritize on pulling:
Wang is a limited 6 star Trapmaster Specialist and he earns nicknames like "Wangsdel" for a reason. His Go stones (Crisis Stones) deploy flexibly, even on enemy tiles or undeployables, triggering massive Arts damage chains with RES ignore.

Core Kit Highlights:
Playstyle: Place-and-forget with reactive depth. Excels in high-difficulty content, IS, and general stages. High floor, god-tier ceiling.
Pull Priority: Highest (Strong Pull for everyone). Skip only if swimming in top Specialists.
This 6 star Arts Fighter Guard brings Ch’en's signature flair with adaptive damage. Her Weakness Damage talent auto-switches Physical/Arts based on enemy defenses, along with strong self-sustain.

Key Skills:
Playstyle: Aggressive lane holder and boss melter with evasion and healing. Fun, flashy, and meta-relevant.
Pull Priority: Very High (Strong Pull). Excellent alongside Wang; strong standalone value.
Zima's alter as a 6 star Earthshaker Guard delivers splash damage, high-ground resonance, and a permanent S2 for braindead lane-holding. Team-wide buffs and bind potential make her a top AFK option.

Standout Features:
Pull Priority: Lean Pull. Fantastic for casual/AFK players or Ursus fans, but skippable if your Guard roster (e.g., Ulpianus, Blaze variants) is stacked, especially before bigger limiteds.
Dimitri often ties into Ursus or related story/ banner ecosystems around Zima's era. Focus on team comps pairing Zima's buffs with Vanguard/Guard synergies for early DP and sustained pressure. Watch for cross-faction value with Sui operators like Wang.
So, who you must pull for among these all Arknights upcoming characters? You can use the following table as a quick reference based on player type:
|
Player Type |
Wang (Limited) |
Ch’en Alter |
Zima Alter |
Recommendation |
|
New/Mid-game |
Strong Pull |
Strong Pull |
Lean Pull |
Go hard on main banner |
|
Veteran/Meta |
Must Pull |
High Pull |
Conditional |
Spark wisely at 300 |
|
F2P |
Priority Save |
Strong |
Skip if tight |
Free pulls + dailies |
|
Waifu/Collector |
Pull for all |
Must |
Pull |
Full investment |
General Advice: Prioritize Wang > Ch’en Alter > Zima. The banner's value shines brightest early; later events (e.g., Kal’tsit Alter) compete for resources.

Mastery order should be as Wang S3 > Ch’en S3/S2 > Zima S2. Modules enhance core traits significantly.
Yes for most players due to his unmatched versatility and RES-ignoring damage across content. If your account lacks top Specialists or you love Sui lore, commit. Otherwise, stop at Wang/Ch’en and save for future limiteds. Focus on fun over perfection.
She shifts to pure Arts focus with adaptive damage and better sustain/mobility. Superior for modern HP-bloated bosses, but original remains niche for Physical needs. Great upgrade if you enjoy Guard playstyles.
Often yes because Zima excels in AFK but overlaps with existing strong Guards. Use her banner for pity buildup toward the limited one. Prioritize free resources and only pull if your lane-holding is weak.
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And that is all for the Arknights upcoming characters. This banner offers some of Arknights' most exciting operators in years. Wang's overwhelming power, Ch’en Alter's versatility, and Zima's accessibility create a compelling mix. Now it is time to adjust pulls to your roster gaps and playstyle while claiming Arknights codes too. Save, pull responsibly, and enjoy the Sui spectacle. Your Doctor journey just got a massive power spike.
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