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Puzzles and Heroes Unite: Tauchen Sie ein in MHA x Puzzle & Dragons!

Autor: Aaliyah Dec 20,2024

Puzzle & Dragons und My Hero Academia schließen sich erneut zusammen! Dieses aufregende Crossover-Event, das bis zum 7. Juli läuft, bringt beliebte Helden und Bösewichte von My Hero Academia in die Welt von Puzzle & Dragons.

Tauchen Sie ein in die Action und treffen Sie auf Fanfavoriten wie Deku, All Might und Tomura Shigaraki. Wenn Sie sich einfach anmelden, erhalten Sie Izuku Midoriya (U.A. High School Hero Course) kostenlos! Eine zehntägige Anmeldesträhne belohnt Sie mit zwei Zügen aus der My Hero Academia Egg Machine.

Sieben zeitlich begrenzte Dungeons erwarten Sie, darunter der My Hero Academia Special Dungeon. Erobern Sie die Stufe VS League of Villains – Experte für einen garantierten Zugriff auf die My Hero Academia Memorial Egg Machine.

Tun Sie sich für den Multiplayer zusammen! Meine Heldenakademie! Dungeon und die Gigantomachia sind herabgestiegen! Verlies. Besiege Overhaul mit zwei Freunden, um ein U.A. zu erhalten. High-School-Medaille – Gold und möglicherweise sogar Overhaul selbst! Du kannst dir auch ein spezielles 4-PvP-Symbol mit Deku schnappen.

Bevor Sie einsteigen, schauen Sie sich diesen Trailer an:

Noch mehr Belohnungen warten auf Sie! Schalten Sie thematische Kugeln frei, indem Sie Hitoshi Shinso oder Paranormal Liberation Front, Tomura Shigaraki, erwerben. Exklusive 4-PvP-Symbole können auch mit Magic Stones erworben werden.

Bereit für den Spaß? Laden Sie Puzzle & Dragons noch heute kostenlos im Google Play Store herunter! Und verpassen Sie nicht unsere anderen Neuigkeiten – Zombies Run Marvel Move feiert Pride mit der X-Men Hellfire Gala!

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