Heim Nachricht Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade bringt den Illusory Tower und einen SSR „Hollow Purple“ Satoru Gojo auf den Markt

Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade bringt den Illusory Tower und einen SSR „Hollow Purple“ Satoru Gojo auf den Markt

Autor: Olivia Jan 04,2025

Das umfangreiche Update von Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade stellt den Illusory Tower und den mit Spannung erwarteten SSR „Hollow Purple“ Satoru Gojo vor! Dieses Update enthält auch Kapitel 10 der Hauptgeschichte, den Fukuoka Branch Campus Arc „After Being Defeated“.

Der Illusionsturm: Erobern Sie dieses herausfordernde neue Feature, um Phantomsiegel-Stempel, Würfel und wertvolle Trainingsmaterialien zu verdienen. Je höher Sie klettern, desto größer sind die Belohnungen! Dies ist eine dauerhafte Ergänzung zum Spiel. Sie können auch den Fortschritt anderer Spieler überprüfen.

Neue Events und Belohnungen:

Neue Kapitel-Start-Memo-Mission: Läuft bis zum 20. Dezember und bietet Phantom Parade Gacha-Tickets, Würfel und mehr.
Anmeldebonus: Melden Sie sich bis zum 8. Dezember täglich an, um Würfel und AP-Ergänzungspakete zu erhalten.
SSR „Hollow Purple“ Satoru Gojo: Dieser legendäre Charakter kommt am 6. Dezember mit einem neuen Story-Event, „Nicht der ideale Urlaub für Satoru Gojo?“, mit Originalinhalten und zusätzlichen Belohnungen.
Empfohlener Gacha: Erhöhte Pull-Raten für SSR Nimble Body Yuji Itadori und SSR Don't Look Down on Me Momo Nishimiya bis zum 17. Dezember. Neue Erinnerungsstücke („Einheit von oben bis unten“, „Namenlose Jugend“ und „Fluch und Seifenblasen“) haben ebenfalls erhöhte Chancen.

Lassen Sie sich das nicht entgehen! Laden Sie Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade aus dem Google Play Store herunter und erobern Sie den Illusory Tower! Schauen Sie sich unsere anderen Neuigkeiten zu The King of Fighters an, einem AFK-Rollenspiel zum Sammeln von Charakteren im Early Access.

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