Get ready for a supernatural showdown! The highly anticipated Honor of Kings x Jujutsu Kaisen crossover event is officially launching on November 1st, 2024. This exciting collaboration features the popular anime, not the game (JJK Phantom Parade, available on the Google Play Store).
Prepare for a thrilling experience blending the worlds of cursed energy and epic battles within Honor of Kings. The iconic Hero's Gorge will undergo a complete Jujutsu Kaisen transformation, immersing players in a captivating new arena. Engage in intense combat, channeling your inner sorcerer alongside beloved anime characters.
Check out the official trailer below for a sneak peek at the action:
Beyond the transformed arena, expect a new Yuji Itadori-inspired skin for Biron, and rumors suggest a Gojo Satoru skin for Kong Ming. Stay tuned for more updates on the Honor of Kings official X (formerly Twitter) account. Download Honor of Kings from the Google Play Store and prepare for the ultimate crossover event!
Don't forget to check out our other article on Pokémon Sleep's Halloween event!
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