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"Summoners War: Sky Arena marca el 11 aniversario con nuevo monstruo, evento de invocación, regalos de desplazamiento"

Autor: Lily Apr 26,2025

COM2US está lanzando la alfombra roja para el 11 aniversario de la guerra de los invocadores: Sky Arena, ¡y estás invitado a la fiesta! Con más de 240 millones de descargas, este juego de rol se ha ganado más que sus rayas en el mundo de los juegos móviles. Prepárese para una serie de eventos emocionantes y recompensas exclusivas que no querrá perderse.

En primer lugar, el campo de batalla está a punto de obtener un nuevo monstruo de 5 estrellas: Beetle Guardian. No solo eso, sino que otros 13 monstruos están recibiendo una nueva capa de pintura con arte renovado. ¡Es una fiesta visual para todos los entusiastas de los monstruos!

Lo más destacado de la celebración es el evento Selective Summon Selective de 11 años. Use sus monedas de 11 años para convocar un monstruo predeterminado de 4 estrellas o 5 estrellas por completo. Estamos hablando previamente evolucionados a 6 estrellas, nivel 40, despertados y con todas las habilidades en su apogeo. ¡Es como golpear el premio gordo!

No se pierda el sorteo de pergamino especial 100+100 de 11 años. Puedes enganchar la transmorrificación de las chicas de vaca y los pergaminos especiales de 11 años, entre otras golosinas, todo para esas codiciadas monedas de 11 años. Y con el evento de reembolso ilimitado, complete mazmorras para ganar Light & Darkness Scrolls y Devilmons hasta el 22 de junio.

Guerra de invocadores: Celebración del 11 ° aniversario de Sky Arena

Las festividades no se detienen allí. El evento Global Rune Sharing está ocurriendo hasta el 25 de mayo, y hay un evento de YouTube en el que puede suscribirse e invitar a amigos a obtener pergaminos místicos.

Jae-Kwan Nam, CEO de COM2US, comparte su emoción: *"Nos sentimos honrados de celebrar más de una década de guerra de los invocadores con nuestra increíble comunidad. Este aniversario no es solo una celebración del pasado sino una promesa de aventuras más emocionantes". * *

¿Listo para sumergirse en la celebración? Puedes unirte a la diversión en App Store y Google Play. ¡Es gratuito con compras en la aplicación, y no olvide consultar nuestra lista de códigos de guerra de los invocadores para obtener aún más golosinas!

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