Neverness to Everness Banners in June 2026: Hotori, Lacrimosa, and Chaos

Three limited boards bridge the gap between Neverness to Everness Version 1.0 and 1.1 across June 2026, starting with Hotori and rolling into the new Lacrimosa and Chaos releases that arrive with the 1.1 update "Dreamwalk Corridor" on June 3, 2026.

Neverness to Everness banner schedule (June 2026)

The limited boards run back-to-back, so the previous featured unit leaves the moment the next one begins. Pity carries across every limited board, so unused progress is never wasted.

How the Scarborough Fair gacha works

Pulling in Neverness to Everness uses a board game called the Scarborough Fair instead of a single pull button. You roll dice, move across a board, and collect whatever sits on the tile you land on, including characters, Arcs, currencies, and upgrade materials.

There are two board types. The Limited Board acts as the time-limited banner and features the current limited S-class character, with each roll costing one solid die. The Standard Board stays available permanently, draws from a fixed pool of standard S-class characters, and costs one fabricated die per roll.

Moving around the board also drops warp pieces and lost pieces. You spend these in the Fair Exchange shop on extra dice, tri-keys, fons, and upgrade materials. When the shop refreshes, lost pieces can be traded for up to 20 tri-keys, which fuel the Arc Research Program.

Active banner: Misty Tipsy Style (Hotori)

Hotori headlines the Phase 2 board for Version 1.0. She is an S-class unit of the Cosmos faction with a Solid element, and her board closes out the version on June 3, 2026. You must first finish the Episode Quest "Prologue: A New Destination - Head to Eibon Antique Shop" before the board unlocks.

While the Limited Board is active, hitting set pull milestones hands out cosmetic rewards, including skins for gliders, cars, and the featured character. If you reach 70 pulls without an S-class, the board upgrades to a rate-up version. If Hotori still hasn't appeared by your 89th roll, the 90th roll guarantees her outright.

Fading Reverie (Lacrimosa)

Version 1.1 opens with the Fading Reverie board, featuring the Chaos-element DPS Lacrimosa. It runs for 21 days starting after the June 3 update. Lacrimosa controls Esper constructs and applies a Nightmare effect that deals Chaos damage over time and stacks up to ten times, with her ultimate, Working Day Judgment, instantly maxing those stacks on every enemy in range.

Forsaken Path (Chaos)

The second 1.1 board, Forsaken Path, features the Lakshana-element fighter Chaos and runs for 14 days. Chaos summons a fog hound that grows stronger with the karma of nearby targets. In the open world the hound doubles as a teleport anchor, while in combat he builds Crime Charges, marks enemies with Warrant to amplify damage, and spends charges on heavy follow-up attacks.

Skin Perks events run alongside both 1.1 boards. The featured outfits can drop directly from a board and are also guaranteed once you reach a set number of total rolls on that board.

Standard banner and free S-class pick

The Standard Board is always available and holds a fixed pool of six S-class characters at equal odds, so you cannot target one specific unit there. After your first 50 rolls on the Standard Board, you choose one of the six for free.

NTE gacha rates and pity

There is no 50/50 mechanic. On a limited board the featured S-class is guaranteed within 90 rolls, and your pull count, Gift Points, and rate-up progress all carry into future limited boards.

Arc Research Program (weapon banner) for June 2026

The Arc Research Program is the weapon banner equivalent. You pull for Arcs, the equippable items that raise character stats and unlock bonuses, using tri-keys earned from the Fair Exchange shop. The current Bright Moon Special features the S-rank Arc Marching Beyond Time and shares the same window as Hotori's board, including the Prologue unlock requirement.

Nocturne Special runs alongside Fading Reverie, and Pursuit Special runs alongside Forsaken Path. Every pull returns at least an A-class Arc, and Arc pity also carries into the next program.

A handful of S-class Arcs can also be claimed once through open-world exploration, but the banner-exclusive ones come only from the Arc Research Program. If you are deciding where to spend dice and tri-keys this month, Hotori's window closes first, so prioritize any pulls you still want there before Lacrimosa takes over on June 3.