WuWa 3.6 Banner Leaks - Release Date, Characters, and Full Banner List
Cheeta Himanshu
Wuthering Waves 3.6 is expected around late August 2026 and brings two new five-star resonators. Leaks point to Qingxiao in Phase 1 and Jingran in Phase 2, both from the Mengzhou region. Below, we cover the full 3.6 banner list, release window, weapon banners, and rerun leaks in one place.
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Disclaimer
Only the character names are official right now. Elements, weapons, and kits stay leak-based until the livestream.
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WuWa 3.6 Banner Release Date
Version 3.5 launches on July 10, 2026, as confirmed on the official Wuthering Waves site, and it runs the standard six-week cycle. That points to 3.6 arriving around August 20 to 21, 2026. Kuro has not confirmed the 3.6 date, so treat it as an estimate.
The 3.6 beta should open in the second half of July. Beta recruitment is the moment when featured characters and banner order start to firm up.
Detail
Info
Version
3.6
Estimated release
Around August 20 to 21, 2026
Beta window
Second half of July 2026
Region focus
Mengzhou
New 5-stars
Qingxiao, Jingran (leaked)
WuWa 3.6 Banner List and Featured Characters
Kuro revealed six Mengzhou resonators through official drip marketing on June 15. Two of them, Yangyang Xuanling and Suisui, headline 3.5. The rest spread across 3.6 and 3.7. Here is the leaked 3.6 banner list in full.
Phase
New 5-Star
Element
Weapon
Role
Rerun
Weapon Banner
Phase 1
Qingxiao
Aero (leaked)
Sword
Main DPS
TBA
Qingxiao signature (unnamed)
Phase 2
Jingran
Fusion (leaked)
Broadblade (rumored)
Main DPS
TBA
Jingran signature (unnamed)
Status check: the names Qingxiao and Jingran are official. Their elements, weapons, and roles remain leaks and can still change.
All kit details are pre-release leaks and can change before launch. Build recommendations arrive once the 3.6 beta opens.
Qingxiao headlines Phase 1 in most leaked schedules. Her design leans into a classic sword-immortal look, with flowing blue hair, cloud accessories, and blue-gold-white robes. Her tagline frames her as a guardian of the clouded pass. Simply put, she looks like one of the most striking designs the game has shown.
Leaked kit at a glance:
She uses a qin, the Chinese zither, that stores her swords and builds resources.
Playing the qin builds Zither Heart, and sword techniques build Sword Intent.
Five of each trigger her Sword Immortal state.
Seven of each unlock her Execute, a powerful finishing hit.
Her liberation, leaked as the Myriad Sword Judgment Array, fires a flying-sword barrage.
Her dodge lets her ride her sword through the air.
Her element leans Aero, though a few earlier leaks floated Glacio, so keep that loose until beta. The dual-resource design also suggests a tempo carry that rewards clean rotations rather than button mashing.
Extinguish the Life Lamp Leaked name, opens the ghost gate
Ultimate Mechanic
Independent Domain Pulls enemies into a controlled space
Survivability
Tanky, Self-Sustain Tester chatter noted ~50,000 HP with shields
Best Weapon
TBA until beta
Best Echo Set
TBA until beta
Best Team
TBA until beta
Skill Priority
TBA until beta
Jingran is the least-settled 3.6 unit. All details are pre-release leaks and can change before launch. Build recommendations arrive once the 3.6 beta opens.
Jingran is the only male character in this six-resonator batch, and male units stay rare here. His design reads as a hooded, tomb-raider assassin, with a white hair streak, heterochromia, and heavy gauntlets.
Leaked kit at a glance:
His theme centers on a life lamp, a ghost gate, and yin-and-yang stances.
His liberation extinguishes the lamp and opens an independent domain.
Inside that domain, he fights in an enhanced state.
Early tester chatter mentioned a demo build near 50,000 HP with frequent shields.
One flag on his weapon. His art shows a polearm-style weapon, but the game uses only five weapon types, and polearm is not one. So the render is stylized, and the leaked weapon stays Broadblade. His element and even his final identity are the least settled parts of this version.
Each new five-star runs alongside a new signature weapon banner. So expect two new limited weapons in 3.6, one built for Qingxiao and one for Jingran. Their names and stats are not out yet. Remember, the weapon banner uses its own pity counter, separate from the character banner.
WuWa 3.6 Rerun Banner Leaks
No reruns are confirmed. The names below come from pattern reading and community demand, so treat them as educated guesses.
Camellya: No rerun since Version 2.2, one of the longest gaps for any limited five-star.
Changli: Last seen around Version 2.1, and one of the most requested reruns in the game.
Shorekeeper: Her support value ages well, so she fits almost any team slot.
A proven rerun can quietly out-value two unproven new units. Keep that in mind if a favorite returns.
WuWa 3.6 Banner Order Is Still Disputed
This is the messy part, and it directly changes your planning. Two roadmaps exist right now, and neither is confirmed.
Roadmap
3.6 Phase 1
3.6 Phase 2
3.7 Phase 1
3.7 Phase 2
Community leakers
Qingxiao
Jingran
Hsin
Suoming
Reveal-sequence trackers
Suoming
Jingran
Qingxiao
Hsin
Two more possibilities keep circulating:
Hsin, the Mengzhou Sentinel, could move up from 3.7 to 3.6.
A young character called "Lulu" could replace Jingran in Phase 2.
So the featured 3.6 lineup is not locked. Only Kuro's drip marketing or the official special program settles it. For the wider picture across 3.5 to 3.7, check our guide to the upcoming Wuthering Waves characters.
Confirmed vs Leaked: What We Actually Know
Detail
Status
Names Qingxiao and Jingran
Officially revealed
Mengzhou region and story arc
Confirmed
Elements, weapons, and kits
Leaked
Banner order and phases
Disputed leak
Release date
Estimated
What Else Is Coming in Wuthering Waves 3.6
Beyond the banners, 3.6 continues the Mengzhou arc that 3.5 begins. Leaks also point to a few extras worth tracking:
A Hiyuki skin is rumored for the second half of 2026, which fits the 3.6 window.
A sword-riding traversal feature suits Mengzhou's aerial, sword-immortal theme.
New story bosses, limited events, and fresh echoes should arrive as usual.
These are early leaks, so hold them loosely until the livestream.
Should You Save for Wuthering Waves 3.6?
At this stage, saving beats planning exact pulls, since kits can still shift in beta. Bank your Astrite through 3.5 and watch the beta drop closely. You can grow that stockpile by claiming every active Wuthering Waves code and by running through an account checklist before the banners land. If you plan to top up, our top-up and Lunite Pass guide covers the best-value options. For reference, the five-star Convene pity sits at 80 pulls, with a 50/50 system and up to 160 pulls for a guarantee. Once beta numbers land, you can weigh Qingxiao, Jingran, or hold for Hsin.
Conclusion
Wuthering Waves 3.6 sits in that tricky spot between hype and hard facts. The names Qingxiao and Jingran are official, and Mengzhou clearly drives the next story chapter. Their elements, weapons, and kits are still leaks, though, and the banner order remains a genuine coin flip.
So the smart move is patience. Keep banking Astrite through 3.5, watch the beta drop, and hold your pulls until the special program confirms the real lineup. We will update this guide the moment those numbers land.
WuWa 3.6 Banner FAQ
When does Wuthering Waves 3.6 release?
Around August 20 to 21, 2026, roughly six weeks after 3.5. The date is an estimate, not official.
Who are the 3.6 banner characters?
Qingxiao headlines Phase 1 and Jingran headlines Phase 2 in current leaks. The order is disputed.
What element is Qingxiao?
Community leaks lean Aero, with some earlier ones suggesting Glacio. Her element is not confirmed.
What weapon does Jingran use?
Trackers point to Broadblade, even though his art shows a polearm-style weapon. Not confirmed.
Are there any 3.6 rerun banners?
None are confirmed. Camellya, Changli, and Shorekeeper are the common community guesses.
Could Hsin arrive in 3.6?
Some leaks suggest she could move up from 3.7. That would reshape the whole lineup.
Himanshu Cheeta is a gamer at heart who writes about the games he genuinely enjoys, from Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail to FC 26, Wuthering Waves, and Roblox. He covers builds, banners, updates, and guides that actually help players make better decisions without the fluff. If something big drops in the video gaming world, chances are he's already writing about it.