Wuthering Waves 3.6 Phase 2 Pull Guide: Jingran, Hiyuki & Mornye

Phase 2 opens September 10, and all six convenes close together

Phase 2 of Wuthering Waves 3.6 starts exactly one minute after Phase 1 ends: September 10, 10:00 server time (UTC+8), per the official Version 3.6 update content published August 18. Three character banners and three weapon banners run side by side, and every one of them closes at the same moment on September 29, 11:59 server time.

One schedule detail worth planning around: 3.6 itself runs until the September 30 maintenance, so the final day of the patch has no limited banners at all. The September 29 cutoff is the real deadline for every Phase 2 decision — the same pattern the 3.6 banner schedule article flags. As of today (August 24) that leaves you 17 days to decide.

Jingran: the confirmed facts, and nothing more

Jingran is the new 5★ of Phase 2. What's confirmed, per the wiki's infobox and the Version 3.6 page: he's a Fusion Broadblade resonator from Mengzhou in Huanglong, his role tags read Main Damage Dealer with a Heavy Attack Damage focus, he releases on September 10, and his signature weapon is the 5★ Broadblade Thousandfold Deliverance.

His kit numbers are not published anywhere official yet, and the wiki still tags him "Upcoming" with no skill details — the exact situation Qingxiao was in before 3.6 launched. So I'm not going to print multipliers or a rotation for him, because nobody has real ones to print. Two things we can say without guessing:

• His profile already signals where he sits: a Fusion Heavy Attack damage dealer fits the same lane as 3.6's new Overlord echo, Myriad Snare: Rustfire Chassis, whose cost-4 main slot is 12% Fusion + 12% Heavy Attack DMG. The echo shipped before the character did, which tells you which way the kit was pointed.
• His ascension materials aren't published either, so don't pre-farm anything specific for him yet.

Verdict: if you want the new story character (male, Mengzhou, JP voice Kawanishi Kengo), save for him — but wait for the patch notes that land with Phase 2 before committing Astrite. Nothing else about him is citable yet.

Hiyuki: a fully documented kit, back for her first rerun

Hiyuki is a 5★ Glacio Sword damage dealer who debuted in 3.3 on April 30, 2026. The wiki's convene history shows Thousand Futures Mirrored in Snow has run exactly once before, so this is her first rerun. Unlike Jingran, her kit is fully documented — here's the loop in plain terms:

• In her Present Self stance, the third Basic Attack hit and her Intro Skill (Frostedge) fill a gauge called Dedication (300 max). At full Dedication, Heavy Attack — Frost Splinter: Present Self fires three arrows that count as Resonance Liberation damage and come with full interruption and damage immunity.
• Firing that heavy attack unlocks her Liberation, Foreclaiming: Inward Vision, which switches her into Foreclaimed Self. There she builds Frostheart, then taps Dodge into an Iai stance — each Iai strike grants a stack of Whiteout Bitterfrost; three stacks let her cast Heavy Attack — Bitterfrost: Foreclaimed Self, which banks a Snowforged Blade that can be charged to boost the damage of her real finisher, Foreclaiming: Blade Liberation.
• Her identity mechanic is Glacio Chafe: her Stage 3 hit applies a stack (up to 10) that slows the target and deals Glacio damage over time; at max stacks the target freezes and all stacks are consumed. More stacks, longer freeze.

Her signature, Frostburn, is a Crit. Rate sword built around that exact mechanic. At rank 1: ATK +12%; whenever the wielder applies Glacio Chafe, Glacio DMG is amplified by 28%; Resonance Liberation damage ignores 10% of the target's DEF; and while she's the active resonator, Glacio Chafe DMG in range is amplified by 20% for 6 seconds.

Verdict: Hiyuki is a Liberation-burst Glacio DPS with freeze utility — the kit reads bursty, not sustained. If your roster already has a Glacio carry (or you play around freeze), she's the safest pull of the three because everything about her is knowable today. If you'd rather own a brand-new unit and don't mind waiting for numbers, Jingran is the play. Her ascension materials are 46 Our Choice and 60 Redbell if you want to pre-farm.

Mornye: the support rerun, and the math behind it

Mornye is a 5★ Fusion Broadblade support and healer, released January 15, 2026. Distant May the Starlights Be has run twice before (3.0 and 3.3), so this is her third appearance. Her kit is all about one long field:

• Wide Field Observation Mode lasts 30 seconds, turns her attacks into a flying gun-platform routine, and generates a Syntony Field that lasts 25 seconds: it heals every nearby teammate once every 3 seconds, raises the team's Off-Tune Buildup Rate by 50%, and grants interruption resistance.
• Her Liberation turns that field into a High Syntony Field that also buffs nearby teammates' DEF. And here's the fun part: for every 1% of Energy Regen above 100%, her Liberation gains 0.5% Crit. Rate (capped at +80%) and 1% Crit. DMG (capped at +160%). Stack Energy Regen and she heals and hits.
• Her role tags include Tune Rupture Response and Tune Strain Response — the wiki's roster puts her among just five resonators with that tag (Denia, Luuk Herssen, Lynae, Mornye, Qingxiao), which positions her directly alongside 3.6's Tune Strain carries.

Her signature, Starfield Calibrator, is an Energy Regen Broadblade: rank 1 gives DEF +16%, restores 8 Concerto Energy when the wielder casts Liberation (once per 20 seconds), and whenever she heals a teammate, all nearby resonators gain +20% Crit. DMG for 4 seconds — a heal that directly feeds the next burst window. She's also absurdly tanky for a healer: 15,375 base HP at level 90.

Verdict: Mornye is the "boring but reliable" pick. If you lack a proper support/healer, she fixes the roster slot and her 25-second field means near-permanent uptime. If you already run Denia or Qingxiao Tune Strain teams, her Tune Strain Response tag makes her the natural third. Her ascension materials are 46 Burning Judgment and 60 Gemini Spore.

The weapons: two with real numbers, one blank

Frostburn and Starfield Calibrator are fully documented (the rank-1 effects above come from their wiki pages). Thousandfold Deliverance, Jingran's Broadblade, has no wiki page yet — treat its stats as unpublished until Phase 2. The weapon convenes themselves carry the official "100% GUARANTEE" tag from the update content: every 5★ weapon you pull on a Featured Weapon Convene is the one you selected. No 50/50, hard pity at 80 pulls — the full mechanics are in our weapon banner guide.

The pull math

One pull costs 160 Astrite; hard pity on a featured banner is 80 pulls, so a character costs 12,800 Astrite at worst-case guarantee, or 25,600 if you lose the 50/50 first (official rates, how the 50/50 works). Important for anyone who pulled in Phase 1: pity and the 50/50 guarantee carry over between Featured Resonator Convenes, so pulls you spent on Qingxiao or Denia still count toward Jingran, Hiyuki or Mornye. How much Astrite a patch actually hands out is a separate question — we've broken down the per-patch income already.

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Sources

• Official: Wuthering Waves Update Content | Version 3.6 (phase split, banner lineups, "100% GUARANTEE" weapon tags) — wutheringwaves.kurogames.com/en/main/news/detail/5310
• Official: Convene Details (published rates, 80-pull hard pity) — wutheringwaves.kurogames.com/en/main/news/detail/758
• Wuthering Waves Wiki: Version/3.6, Jingran, Hiyuki, Hiyuki/Combat, Mornye, Mornye/Combat, Frostburn, Starfield Calibrator, Thousand Futures Mirrored in Snow, Distant May the Starlights Be, Myriad Snare: Rustfire Chassis pages