Arcs Neverness to Everness

All 47 Arcs (NTE's weapon system) with effects, star upgrades and who should use them.

What are Arcs?

Arcs are NTE's equippable weapons: each has an effect that grows through 5 stars, and each fits only characters of the matching Type. Pulled from the Arc Research banner (hard pity 80).

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Quick guide
This kho lists all 47 Arcs — 26 S-rarity, 16 A-rarity, 5 B-rarity — the weapon system that lives in its own equipment slot, completely separate from Console modules. Every Arc card here carries two tags that actually decide whether it's worth your Tri-Keys: a rarity (S/A/B) and a class tag, since a character can only equip an Arc that shares their class. Use this index to filter down to what matters for your own roster instead of scrolling all 47 blind — which rarity is worth pulling for, which class tag to check before you spend a single Tri-Key, and where the free B-rarity options fit while you save up.

47 Arcs by Rarity: Where the Investment Actually Goes

The 47 Arcs split into three rarity tiers, and the split determines how you should spend both Tri-Keys and time.

  • 26 S-rarity — the chase tier, pulled through the gacha with an 80-pull hard pity. But an S-rarity Arc is still class-locked: pulling one outside every class your current roster covers means it sits unused until you get a matching character.
  • 16 A-rarity — the realistic mid-investment tier for a character who doesn't hold a matching S yet; several perform close enough to their S counterpart to be worth building instead of waiting on pity.
  • 5 B-rarity — the starter tier, obtainable outside the weapon gacha through normal progression. These exist to fill the slot immediately, not to be a long-term answer.

Rarity alone doesn't decide value here — a high-rarity Arc that doesn't match a character's class tag can't be equipped at all, so check the class tag on a card before weighing its rarity.

5 Class Tags: Matching an Arc to a Character

Every character and every Arc carries one of 5 class tags, shown here as Type I-V. That labeling is intentional — no officially localized name for the 5 classes has surfaced in any language client yet, so this kho shows the neutral roman label instead of guessing. If you spot a fancier nickname for a class somewhere else, treat it as an unofficial community shorthand, not a confirmed in-game term.

  • A character can only equip an Arc sharing their own class tag — a mismatched tag simply cannot go into that weapon slot, there's no partial benefit.
  • This is a hard compatibility rule, not a soft recommendation, so it's worth checking a character's class tag before spending Tri-Keys chasing a specific S-rarity Arc.
  • Filtering this kho by class tag first, then comparing rarity within that narrower list, is a more useful way to browse than sorting by rarity alone.

How to Read This Kho Before You Pull

This index isn't just a list — each card is a starting point for a decision, and it's built to be filtered rather than scrolled top to bottom.

  • Filter by rarity and class tag together to see only what your current roster could actually use.
  • Every card links out to its own detail page for the breakthrough and star-refinement curve, and back to the matching character's build page — check that build page for the specific Arc actually recommended before spending anything, since a strong-looking S-rarity Arc can still underperform a lower one that fits a kit better.
  • Because pity accumulates and carries over across every Arc banner, it's worth checking this kho against the gacha explainer before a new banner opens — you may already be closer to a guaranteed pull than the fresh count suggests.

FAQ

Should I focus on pulling S-rarity Arcs first?
Match the class tag first, then check what a character's build page actually recommends — rarity alone doesn't decide value, since a mismatched-class S-rarity Arc can't be equipped at all, and a well-fitted A-rarity often outperforms a generic S on the wrong kit.
Does this list of 47 include free Arcs too, or only gacha ones?
It includes all 47 regardless of source — the 5 B-rarity starters and any progression-earned Arc sit in this same kho alongside the gacha-only S and A rarities, so check each card's obtain method before assuming Tri-Keys are the only route to fill a slot.
Why does the class tag show "Type I-V" instead of a proper name?
Because no officially localized name for these 5 classes has surfaced in any language client yet — showing a made-up name would risk locking in the wrong term once one is confirmed, so this kho uses the neutral Type I-V label until then; any fancier nickname seen elsewhere is unofficial community shorthand.
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