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La actualización de verano de Blue Archive presenta 100 reclutas gratuitos, historias y más

Autor : Chloe Actualizar : Jan 11,2025

¡Prepárate para una abrasadora actualización de verano en Blue Archive! Nexon ha anunciado una actualización masiva repleta de contenido nuevo y emocionante, tras el éxito del anime Blue Archive. Revelada en Anime Expo 2024, esta actualización trae una gran cantidad de características nuevas para los jugadores.

A partir del 23 de julio, sumérgete en una continuación de la historia del anime. ¡Para celebrarlo, Nexon está regalando generosas 100 contrataciones gratuitas! Esa es una semana entera de invocación de gacha para fortalecer tu equipo.

¡También se están uniendo nuevos estudiantes a la lista! Bienvenidos Makoto y Ako (Vestido), disponibles de inmediato. Luego, el 30 de julio, prepárate para reclutar a Hina (Vestido) a través de un evento especial de reclutamiento en Fez, que ofrece mayores posibilidades de obtener estudiantes de 3 estrellas.

¡No olvides consultar nuestros códigos de Blue Archive para obtener aún más recompensas!

El director principal de Blue Archive, Kim Yongha, expresó su gratitud: "El increíble entusiasmo y el apoyo inquebrantable de nuestros fans son la fuerza impulsora detrás de nuestro compromiso de crear experiencias aún más inmersivas y atractivas. Gracias por acompañarnos en Anime Expo , por su increíble apoyo a Blue Archive en Norteamérica y por ser una parte tan vital de nuestro viaje. Anticipamos ansiosamente continuar esta aventura con todos ustedes".

¿Listo para unirte a la diversión? Descargue Blue Archive gratis en Google Play y App Store (compras dentro de la aplicación disponibles). Siga la página oficial de Twitter para conocer las últimas noticias y actualizaciones, o visite el sitio web oficial para obtener más información.

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