PUBG Mobile Hunter x Hunter Collaboration is live: New rewards are waiting for you

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PUBG Mobile recently won the hearts of gamers and movie enthusiasts with the Venom collaboration. Now, the franchise is aiming to woo anime fans with the Hunter X Hunter collab. The game is all set to get exclusive content themed around the popular anime that will definitely give the users something new to look out for in the game. The collaboration will be live on PUBG Mobile until December 7, 2024, which means all the users have a lot of time to take advantage of the same.

PUBG Mobile Hunter x Hunter Collaboration details

Players will have a chance to get their hands on the limited edition Hunter X Hunter themes crate in PUBG Mobile. Furthermore, they will also get to see some important characters from the anime including Kilua Zoldyck, Kurapika, and Gon Freecs, and can use the character sets of the same in the game as well. What’s more, is that PUBG Mobile also gets new weapon skins like Hisoka inspired from the anime. Other than that, players can unlock character sets based on Leorio as well.

In addition, PUBG Mobile is also bringing Hunter x Hunter-inspired avatars and avatar frames of Kurapika, Killua, Gon, and Leorio that can be used by the players to customize their profiles and show their love for the anime. You can get either of the avatars and frames from the lucky draw. This move by PUBG is a crucial one like any other collaboration we have seen in the post.


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The main reason behind the same is that Hunter x Hunter has a huge fanbase all over the globe and the debut of the characters on PUBG Mobile is only going to add more fun to it along with working as a promotional opportunity for both the game and the anime. In the past, PUBG Mobile also collaborated with anime shows like Jujutsu Kaisen and others to woo the anime weebs, and that worked out pretty well for the franchise.

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