Chaos Zero Nightmare

Chaos Zero Nightmare Prism Module Guide: Deck Power-Ups and Synergy

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Unlocking the full potential of your team in Chaos Zero Nightmare goes beyond just meta units, it comes down to deck synergy and creative use of the Prism Module system. This guide explains how Prism Modules work, how to get the most out of them, and how to maximize your deck’s synergy for real in-game power.

What Are Prism Modules?

Prism Modules are special items that restore the “motion” (animated, foil effect) to 5★ character cards, obtainable only from the Eternal Moment banner. While the visual boost is primarily cosmetic, the system introduces new banner mechanics and collection incentives that encourage smart team optimization.​​

  • Only valid for 5★ “unique” cards (not 4★ or standard units).
  • Each module is character-specific.
  • You pick your target 5★ unit before summoning, and the pity carries across character switches.
  • See a video demonstration here.

How to Get Prism Modules

Prism Modules are obtained by using Prism Lenses in the Eternal Moment Banner. Compared to regular banners, there’s:

  • A slightly better rate and no 50/50 split, you’re guaranteed your selected 5★ upon pity.
  • The ability to swap targets without losing progress.

Check the full drop rate and banner info here, and see official event rates on STOVE.

Prism Deck Synergy: How to Maximize Value

Even though Prism Modules are cosmetic, building a synergy-driven “prism deck” can help you:

  • Showcase your top-tier units as status symbols for PvP introductions and friend recruitment.
  • Synergize with deck trackers and collection events, which often award extra resources for prism-animated units during special weeks.
  • Boost psychological momentum, players report try-harding and double-down focus when seeing their favorite unit prism-animated in battle.

For more on partner-deck synergy, check the Partner Synergy Guide and the team building overview.​

Deck Power-Up Tips

  • Prioritize your favorite S-tier 5★ units for Prism Module upgrades first.
  • Stack team builds with matching prism effects for visual and event rewards.
  • Track limited-time synergy events, like “Rainbow Day” or “Animated Arena,” via in-game news or Ultimategacha’s event calendar.

For a step-by-step guide to maximizing card synergy, see Game8’s deck synergy overview.

Community Insights

Prism Modules add polish and passive flex to your best teams. Use them to power-up your team’s showcase factor and ride synergy events for extra loot, just remember, it’s all about visual spice and strategic social signaling!

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