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PUBG MOBILE Has Another BoBoiBoy Collab: Elemental vs. Shadow Event
If you’re a fan of PUBG MOBILE, you’ll be excited to know that they’re teaming up with BoBoiBoy to bring players some exclusive goodies. The Elemental vs. Shadow event is set to launch on 17 February and will run until 1 March. During this event, players can win the Elemental Burst Set, which was inspired by the BoBoiBoy series.
To claim the headgear, players will need to complete five matches, and to redeem the rest of the suit, they’ll need to finish in the Top 5 seven times. But don’t worry, the Elemental Burst Suit redemption is open to all PUBG MOBILE players for the duration of the event. So whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, you’ll have a chance to snag this exclusive gear.
Gamers who are fans of PUBG MOBILE and BoBoiBoy are in for a treat as the popular mobile game is releasing some new goodies. Inspired by the character Fang, players can now purchase the exclusive Shadow Reign Suit from the in-game shop. But that’s not all – BoBoiBoy fans will be thrilled to know that the game is also introducing limited edition voice packs featuring BoBoiBoy, Fang, and Adudu. Each character will have five unique voice lines that players can purchase in the in-game shop.
For those who missed out on the exclusive BoBoiBoy helmet and backpack in phase one, there’s good news. These sought-after items will now be available for purchase in the in-game store for a limited time until 31 March. Keep in mind that all items in the shop are only available for a limited time, so gamers will want to act fast to make sure they don’t miss out.
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