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Zenless Zone Zero Angels of Delusion Head to KFC

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KFC China will hold a Zenless Zone Zero collaboration event focusing on the three Angels of Delusion characters from the game, which will include both in-game items and actual merchandise. The event will begin on July 24, 2026. [Thanks, Houzero-Goods!]

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During the event, KFC will offer exclusive merchandise featuring the characters from the Zenless Zone Zero Angels of Delusion faction. To receive these, you’ll need to order the Angels Descending combo, which costs 55 CNY ($8.10), and you can receive pins, backing paper, and a display stick. The display stick looks like a fan that people wave to show their support during a concert. The Angels Descending combo features pink packaging that have chibi versions of the girls on the items. You can also receive a Bangboo Recommendation set, which costs 59.9 CNY ($8.85). This comes with a Bangboo strap and a shopping bag. 

When buying these KFC meals in real life, you can also receive in-game items for your Zenless Zone Zero account. Once you input the exchange code, you can receive: three Angels of Delusion themed items, an in-game title, 30,000 Dennies, and 5 Senior Investigation Logs.

If you still want more Angels of Delusion this summer, there will be the Summer Days Meet & Greet pop-up event. It’ll run from July 25 to 31, 2026 at The Ring Live Galaxy Midtown in Shanghai. There will be games to play as if you’re at a real idol fan event.

Zenless Zone Zero is readily available on the PS5, Windows PC, and mobile devices. The KFC and Zenless Zone Zero collaboration event will begin on July 24, 2026.

Stephanie Liu
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