Free Fire x BLUELOCK collaboration brings themed outfits, weapon skins and more

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Fire Fire x BLUELOCK collaboration will feature Isagi and Nagi Bundles, a BLUELOCK bundle, Vector and Famas weapons crates.
This collaboration is expected to launch after the BOOYAH DAY 2024 event concludes.
You can obtain the collaboration items via BLUELOCK-themed Luck Royale.

As a seasoned gamer with a soft spot for anime-themed games and collaborations, I can hardly contain my excitement over Garena’s latest announcement – Free Fire x BLUELOCK! With my love for both football and anime, this collaboration seems like a match made in gaming heaven.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve learned Garena is teaming up with the hottest Manga of 2023, BLUELOCK, for an epic collaboration coming soon! This collaboration will drop later this month, either following the conclusion of the BOOYAH DAY 2024 event or during its final stretch. The partnership promises exclusive in-game bundles featuring Seishiro Nagi and Yoichi Isagi from BLUELOCK, along with other enticing rewards for Free Fire players like myself!

Get ready to be an Egoist with the Free Fire x BLUE LOCK Bundles

The much-anticipated collaboration between Free Fire and BLUELOCK is set to commence shortly, as per the developers’ announcements and leaks. This partnership will introduce two principal characters from the BLUELOCK series into the game – Seishiro Nagi and Yoichi Isagi. For those who may be unfamiliar with BLUELOCK, it is a football-themed anime/manga series penned by Mr. Muneyuki Kaneshiro. Remarkably, this series surpassed One Piece in sales last year, making it the top-selling manga of 20XX.

Free Fire x BLUELOCK collaboration brings themed outfits, weapon skins and more

The story revolves around young football hopefuls undergoing rigorous coaching from the football prodigy, Jinpachi Ego, aiming to transform into the world’s most self-centered striker. The collaboration introduces two sets of Isagi and Nagi Bundles, along with the BLUE LOCK bundle boasting a character skin reminiscent of Free Fire’s style.

Furthermore, you can expect two types of weapon loot boxes at this event: the “Blue Lock Vector” and the “Blue Lock Famas” weapon loot containers, in addition to other unique prizes. There will be a standard pack and a premium one with additional features available for purchase.

Based on reports, an exciting login event is upcoming, which includes complimentary prizes. The special cosmetics and other rewards will be accessible through a themed version of Luck Royale called BLUELOCK Luck Royale. Here, you’ll get a 50% discount on 10+1 spins, priced at just 100 Diamonds (originally 200 Diamonds), and a reduced price of 9 Diamonds for a single spin (from the usual 20 Diamonds). After this initial offer, the cost will return to the standard 200 Gems per 10+1 spins. Additionally, you can enhance the customized bundles using event-specific Blue Lock tokens.

Score on the battleground as your favorite Blue Lock characters

Frankly, I hadn’t anticipated that Free Fire would team up with BLUELOCK, especially given the influx of popular characters from the Anime they’ve been introducing lately. It’s truly exhilarating to see how Free Fire is leveling up its game collaborations, featuring series like Demon Slayer, One Punch Man, Devil May Cry 5, Justin Bieber, Assassin’s Creed, and many more.

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I’m absolutely thrilled about this fresh collaboration! As we move forward with the second season of BLUE LOCK, fans can anticipate seeing their beloved characters in the game while they follow along with the newest season. This is an exciting time for mobile gamers since numerous games are teaming up with various industries to deliver a more enriching and immersive gaming experience for us all!

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