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Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Zenless Zone Zero leak reveals all animations of Yuzuha and Alice in Beta 2.1
Image via miHoYo Zenless Zone Zero is heating up again, and this time, it's not just the hype; it's the leaks. With the closed beta 2.1 now live, footage of new agents Yuzuha and Alice has started surfacing across the web. And if the leaks are anything to go by, HoYoverse fans are in for a stylish, action-packed treat. Here's everything we know about the key leaked animations and combat moves for Yuzuha and Alice. Leaked Combat and Other Animations for Yuzuha Yuzuha is not your average support character. She brings flair, finesse, and a red umbrella that's clearly more deadly than it looks. According to the leaked gameplay clips from the 2.1 beta, her movement is slick, and her attack animations are packed with personality. YUZUHA GAMEPLAY LEAKS & ANIMATIONS | 2.1 BETA | Zenless Zone Zero Combat Style Yuzuha dishes out Physical Damage and relies on fast, fluid strikes. Her regular attacks are sharp and rhythmic, with her umbrella spinning and slicing enemies with style. What stands out is her charged attack, where she seems to store power before delivering a sweeping AoE strike, which is elegant but deadly. Skill Animation One of the most charming parts of her kit? Her pet tanuki. During combat, the tanuki dashes toward enemies, exploding in a burst of AoE Physical damage. It's cute, chaotic, and pretty effective. Mobility and Visuals Another leaked highlight: Yuzuha can slide across the battlefield using her umbrella — literally gliding in and out of fights. This gives her a highly mobile, evasive playstyle, ideal for support players who love to keep the flow going. ZZZ 2.1: Alice Animations - Zenless Zone Zero Leaked Combat and Other Animations for Alice On the other hand, Alice is all about elegance and precision. Where Yuzuha dances around enemies, Alice cuts right through them. She's also a Physical-element agent, but unlike Yuzuha, she focuses on Anomaly damage that applies status effects while keeping her swordplay on point. Basic and Charged Attacks Leaked animations show Alice holding a golden saber, striking with finesse. Her charged attack begins with a calm stance with her saber pointed forward before exploding into a rapid combo sequence, bathing enemies in flashes of golden light. She ends her combo by confidently walking away, sword in hand. Stylish much? Ultimate Animation Her Ultimate appears to build on this elegance, with a cinematic feel as she stuns her enemies with a flash at the tip of her blade, then slices through with a smooth, polished finisher. While these details are based on leaks and may change in the final release, one thing's clear: Zenless Zone Zero's roster just got way cooler. Whether you're a support main or a flashy duelist, 2.1 might have just the agent you've been waiting for.
Yahoo
07-03-2025
- Yahoo
Android plays catchup with iOS with new Live Updates feature in Google Maps
Android users are getting their first glimpse of a new operating system feature while using Google Maps, as the app is the first to make use of the Live Updates ability that was added for Android 16. The feature will give users updated information in their status bar so they can keep track of ongoing activity such as following directions using maps. Similar to Apple's Live Activities system, the Android function can potentially be used by a range of apps but has first been seen in Google Maps. 'Live Updates are a new class of notifications that help users monitor and quickly access important ongoing activities,' Android developers explained in a post highlighting the feature when it was first announced. Now, the use of Live Updates has been spotted in Android 16 Beta 2.1, as reported by Android Authority. When following directions using Google Maps, an indicator appears in the Android status bar with information on the time until the next turn is required and an estimated time of arrival. If you pull down the notification panel, you'll see a larger notification with live information from Maps as well. The notifications appear prominently in the notification panel, below the media panel but above other notifications, which will be helpful for quickly checking directions without having to scroll through a bunch of other notification messages. If you'd rather not have that live information in your notifications, then there's also an option to turn the feature off. In the notifications setting panels for Maps there's a 'Show live info' toggle, with a label explaining: 'Pinned notifications display live info from apps, and always appear on the status bar and lock screen.' That can be toggled off if you'd rather not use the feature. For now this is only available in the beta version of Android 16. But you can expect to see more apps making use of the Live Updates function in the future, especially with the launch of the final version Android 16 which is expected to go live some time this summer.
