# WuWa 3.1 Banners: Aemeath, Luuk Herssen, and My Pu **URL:** \ **Category:** HelpDesk\ **Created:** [October 12, 2026, 3:30am UTC](https://community.hippius.com/t/wuwa-3-1-banners-aemeath-luuk-herssen-and-my-pu/201 "2026-10-12T03:30:34Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
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WuWa 3.1 Banners: Aemeath, Luuk Herssen, and My Pu Wuthering Waves 3.1 banners deliver Aemeath in Phase 1 and Luuk Herssen in Phase 2, plus Chisa, Lupa, and Galbrena reruns. I have been following Wuthering Waves since its launch, and I can honestly say that Version 3.1 is one of the most exciting updates Kuro Games has delivered. The update went live on February 5, 2026, and it brought two brand-new 5-star resonators, a fresh explorable area, new echoes, and a long list of quality-of-life improvements. But for me, the real headline is the banner schedule. If you are planning your pulls or simply want to understand how the 3.1 cycle was structured, here is my full breakdown of the Wuthering Waves 3.1 banners. ## In Short - Wuthering Waves 3.1 launched on February 5, 2026. - Two new 5-star resonators debuted: Aemeath and Luuk Herssen. - Aemeath headlined Phase 1, while Luuk Herssen arrived in Phase 2. - Chisa, Lupa, and Galbrena returned as 5-star reruns. - The 4-star resonator lineup was not revealed in the initial banner announcement. - Signature weapons for all featured 5-stars ran alongside their respective character banners. ## Release Date and Time Wuthering Waves 3.1 released on February 5, 2026. For me, that date was circled on my calendar for weeks. Kuro Games usually splits major updates into two phases, and 3.1 followed that pattern. Each phase lasted roughly three weeks, giving players enough time to save Astrite, test teams, and decide whether to chase a new resonator or a rerun. ## Phase 1 Banners Phase 1 was all about Aemeath, the first new 5-star of the update. She shared the spotlight with two popular reruns: Chisa and Lupa. As a player who values both fresh kits and proven favorites, I found this phase incredibly tempting. Aemeath offered the excitement of a brand-new playstyle, while Chisa and Lupa gave newer players a chance to catch up on strong roster options. Banner Featured 5-Star Type Phase 1 Character Banner Aemeath New Phase 1 Character Banner Chisa Rerun Phase 1 Character Banner Lupa Rerun Phase 1 Weapon Banner Aemeath Signature Weapon New Phase 1 Weapon Banner Chisa Signature Weapon Rerun Phase 1 Weapon Banner Lupa Signature Weapon Rerun ## Phase 2 Banners Phase 2 introduced Luuk Herssen, the second new 5-star resonator. He was joined by Galbrena, a rerun that many players had been waiting for. I know several friends who skipped Phase 1 entirely just to guarantee Luuk Herssen, and I completely understood why. New characters often reshape team compositions, and Luuk Herssen was no exception. Galbrena, meanwhile, remained a strong option for anyone who missed her previous banner. Banner Featured 5-Star Type Phase 2 Character Banner Luuk Herssen New Phase 2 Character Banner Galbrena Rerun Phase 2 Weapon Banner Luuk Herssen Signature Weapon New Phase 2 Weapon Banner Galbrena Signature Weapon Rerun ## Weapon Banners and Pull Planning The weapon banner followed the same two-phase structure. Every featured 5-star resonator had their signature weapon available during their respective phase. For me, this is always the hardest part of any Wuthering Waves update. A new resonator can transform your account, but their signature weapon often pushes their performance to another level. I usually ask myself three questions before pulling: - Does this character fill a gap in my roster? - Do I already own a strong alternative weapon? - Can I still guarantee my next most-wanted character? If the answer to the first question is yes and the second is no, I consider the weapon banner. Otherwise, I save. In 3.1, Aemeath and Luuk Herssen both felt like account-defining additions, so I prioritized their character banners before even glancing at weapons. ## Why 3.1 Mattered Beyond Banners The banners were only one part of the 3.1 puzzle. The update also added a new area to explore, new echoes to farm, and additional content that kept the endgame fresh. I spent hours simply running around the new zone, collecting resources and testing movement tech. The new echoes also opened up interesting build possibilities, especially for players who enjoy min-maxing their teams. Kuro Games has a habit of pairing major story beats with meaningful exploration, and 3.1 continued that trend. ## My Final Pull Advice If you are looking back at 3.1 or planning for a future rerun, here is my honest advice: prioritize the new resonators first. Aemea [https://dealnesthq.com](https://dealnesthq.com)