Reverse: 1999 4.0 Guide: Huntsworn Lilia and the Insight Team
The official site lists the current build as 4.0.0 with an update date of 24 September 2026. The story moves to 1930s England, around the Arthurian play "Fate Hangs by the Blade's Tip" and the awakening ruins of Camelot.
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Reverse: 1999 4.0 Overview
Reverse: 1999 4.0 release date and new characters
The official site shows version 4.0 "The Gatekeeper" updated on 24 September 2026 at build 4.0.0, and its keyword list names the new characters for this cycle: Huntsworn Lilia, Drake and Gwendolyn. A new Psychube tuned for the buffed 37 shipped in the same patch.
Story and setting
In the main cruise story, Vertin and Lilia's group arrive in 1930s England, where Arthurian legend still circulates and a play titled "Fate Hangs by the Blade's Tip" is about to open. Nearby, the Camelot ruins that have slept for a thousand years wake up.
Reverse: 1999 Huntsworn Lilia Mechanics
How the weak-point phase works
Huntsworn Lilia is the grown-up form of the launch character Crossbow, and she works as the core damage dealer for the Insight archetype. When she enters the weak-point piercing phase, she can spend Insight points to strike rapidly: every second attack becomes an AoE attack. Before the phase ends she can also fire a finisher, and that finisher scales with the number of actions your side took during the phase .
Two things follow from this. Her ceiling depends on team action count, so supports that act often raise her finisher damage. And because the AoE upgrade follows a fixed rhythm, wasted actions inside the phase cost you real damage.
Using the reset-to-origin effect
The Insight archetype also lets her cast an Insight skill for free through the reset-to-origin effect, which raises her finisher damage. In practice, hold that free cast for the back half of the phase so the finisher inherits the fullest action count.
Why the buffed 37 matters
The 37 that received the Reverie upgrade is Lilia's best partner, lifting both burst damage and support output. That makes 4.0 a two-core patch: Lilia supplies the main damage, and the buffed 37 supplies the buffs and secondary output. Missing one of them clearly drops the team a tier.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 Insight Team Setups
| Team | Setup | Where it works | Rotation notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Insight | Huntsworn Lilia + buffed 37 + generic support + sustain | Mane Bulletin, Spotlight Flashback | Spread 37's buffs first, then farm action count inside the weak-point phase |
| Free-cast route | Lilia + 37 + reset-to-origin slot + sustain | Long stages | Save the free Insight cast for the back half and pair it with the finisher |
| Bridge build | Lilia + generic support + sustain | Standard stages | Without 37, protect survival first and accept a weaker finisher |
Generic support options include Little Rianon, and generic sustain options include Martha, Riddles or J . All three sustain picks already exist in most accounts, which keeps the patch cheap to enter. All three sustain picks are broadly usable, so no new character needs building just for this version.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 Rewards and Resource Planning
Version 4.0 reward list
The official reward list includes 40 free pulls, a guaranteed new six-star, a Reverie upgrade item exclusive to 37, a new Psychube tuned for the buffed 37, and a large batch of upgrade materials.
The guaranteed new six-star is the easiest item to overlook. It ensures the six-star you receive is one you do not own, which matters most for returning players. If you are missing a key component, spend that slot first.
Priority order
| Priority | Item | Why |
|---|---|---|
| High | Claim the 40 pulls and the guaranteed new six-star | Zero cost, and the guarantee expires with the patch |
| High | The 37 Reverie upgrade item | Completes the second core of the Insight team |
| Medium | New Psychube | Tuned for the buffed 37, take it with surplus |
| Low | Stockpiling generic materials | Never scarce, and the current team matters more |
For returning players this is a re-entry window: the guaranteed six-star patches a missing slot while the upgrade item brings 37 up to usable. Our GameHub guides archive tracks which reward types return each patch, so you can tell a one-off bonus from a rotating one before spending. For new players, push the main story far enough to unlock the endgame modes before investing, otherwise a finished team has nowhere to play.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 Practical Tips and Mistakes
- The weak-point phase runs on a two-attack, one-AoE rhythm. Do not insert dead actions that break it.
- Before the finisher, check how many actions your side already spent in the phase. More actions, more damage.
- Hold the free Insight cast from reset-to-origin until the back half of the phase.
- Without the buffed 37, stop stacking damage on Lilia and invest in survival and action frequency instead.
- The guaranteed new six-star has an expiry. Use it early rather than saving it for a hypothetical better character.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 FAQ
Q: When did Reverse: 1999 4.0 launch?
A: 24 September 2026. The official site lists build 4.0.0 with that update date.
Q: How do I get Huntsworn Lilia?
A: She is the core damage dealer of the 4.0 Insight archetype and comes from this version's limited banner. Check the in-game notice for exact banner timing.
Q: Does the Insight team need the buffed 37?
A: Strongly recommended. Pairing with 37 lifts both burst damage and support output, and the finisher loses a large share of its damage without her.
Q: What does the weak-point phase require?
A: Every second attack becomes an AoE attack, and the phase closes with a finisher whose damage scales with the number of actions your side took during the phase.
Q: Is the guaranteed new six-star worth using?
A: Yes, especially for returning players. It guarantees an unowned six-star at no cost, and it has an expiry date.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 Action List
- Claim the 40 free pulls and the guaranteed new six-star first.
- Use the 37 Reverie upgrade item to bring 37 online.
- Build the standard Insight team and slot a generic sustain in place.
- Play the two-attack, one-AoE rhythm and bank actions before the finisher.
- This guide gets revised after the next patch. Bookmark gghubs.com to check back.