Exe in Neverness to Everness – Release Window and Build Outlook

Exe is an upcoming playable character in Neverness to Everness (NTE), confirmed as a male member of the E.T.D. 6th Platoon under the Bureau of Anomaly Control. He has been teased through official channels, but his kit, element, rarity, and signature gear have not been publicly revealed.

Quick answer: No official release date for Exe has been announced. He is expected to arrive after the Version 1.1 banners for Lacrimosa (Phase 1) and Chaos (Phase 2), so the earliest realistic window is Version 1.2 or later.

Image credit: *Perfect World Games (via Neverness To Everness wiki)*

Exe character profile

Exe belongs to the same platoon as Chaos, Nitsa, Linko, and Elyms, all grouped under the E.T.D. 6th Platoon faction. That places him on the military-operations side of the Bureau of Anomaly Control, alongside Chaos who is already confirmed for Version 1.1 Phase 2.

Field	Confirmed value
Name	Exe
Gender	Male
Faction	E.T.D. 6th Platoon (Bureau of Anomaly Control)
Role	Not announced
Element / Attribute	Not announced
Rarity	Not announced
English voice actor	Not announced
Release date	Not announced

Exe release date in NTE

No release date has been confirmed by the developers. Exe has only been shown as a leaked or teased character, with no banner schedule attached to him.

The known banner order on the way to him looks like this. Hotori runs from May 13 to June 3, 2026, closing out Version 1.0. Version 1.1 then opens with Lacrimosa in Phase 1, followed by Chaos in Phase 2. Exe is not part of that schedule, which is why his earliest plausible window sits beyond Version 1.1.

Phase	Featured character	Status
Version 1.0 Phase 2	Hotori	May 13 – June 3, 2026
Version 1.1 Phase 1	Lacrimosa	Confirmed, date pending
Version 1.1 Phase 2	Chaos	Confirmed, date pending
Version 1.2 or later	Exe (expected)	Not confirmed

Note: Treat any specific Version 1.2 date circulating online as unverified until the developers post it on their official channels.

Exe skills and kit

Exe’s basic attack, combat skill, ultimate, support skill, and passives have not been disclosed. His life skills, awakening nodes (A1 through A6), and resonance effects are also unannounced.

Because his element and role are unknown, anything published as a “full kit” for him at this stage is speculation. The only structural detail tied to him is his faction placement within the E.T.D. 6th Platoon, which in NTE has so far leaned toward combat-oriented designs.

Best build for Exe

A reliable best-in-slot build cannot be locked in until his element, scaling stats, and signature Arc are revealed. The build slots that will matter once he launches are listed below, so you know what to watch for on reveal day.

Build slot	What to look for at reveal
Signature Arc (weapon)	His five-star signature, plus a free-to-play battle pass alternative
Cartridges	Two-piece and four-piece set bonuses that match his damage type
Modules	Main stats keyed to his element and any conditional damage buffs
Sub-stats	Crit rate, crit damage, attack percent, and his scaling attribute
Team role	Main DPS, sub-DPS, or support based on his ultimate and support skill

Tip: If you are saving pulls for Exe, hold off on his signature Arc decision until the in-game weapon banner page goes live, since signature weapons in NTE typically scale damage output significantly compared to battle pass options at the same refinement.

Best team comp for Exe

Team compositions cannot be finalized without his element and role. Once those are confirmed, the natural pairings to test first will be other E.T.D. 6th Platoon members such as Chaos, since faction-themed synergies and shared damage types often produce the cleanest rotations.

Until then, planning a roster around Esper Zero, Mint, and other already-released characters keeps your account flexible. Any of them can slot into a future Exe team if their elements line up with whatever he eventually scales with.

How to prepare for Exe before launch

Bank your Cosmic Threads and pull currency after the Version 1.1 banners you do not need. Skipping Lacrimosa or Chaos if they do not fit your account is the simplest way to guarantee a healthy pity going into Exe’s window.

Stockpile leveling materials that are element-agnostic, such as character experience tomes, credits, and ascension common drops. These are usable regardless of which element Exe turns out to be.

Hold off on farming a dedicated cartridge set for him. Cartridge substats and set bonuses only become efficient to grind once his damage type is known, so farming early risks wasting stamina on the wrong set.

Watch the official NTE X account and in-game news for his character trailer. The trailer is typically the first confirmation of element, role, and rarity, and it usually drops one to two patches before the banner.

For now, Exe is a confirmed face on the roadmap without a confirmed kit or date. Expect his details to firm up as Version 1.1 progresses, and treat any “leaked build” content before his official trailer as placeholder rather than a final recommendation.