- Demon Slayer returns to the world of puzzles and dragons
- Immerse yourself in nine exclusive dungeons with iconic recruitment characters
- Prizes for logging in and other gadgets via a package of novel tasks
If there is one thing to say for Gungho Entertainment and its RPG RPG Puzzle & Dragons puzzle, they practically swim in cooperation. I think there are very few anime hits that have not yet appeared. It is not surprising, therefore, that we can see Kimetsu No Yaiba (demon Slayer for you Dub Watchers) once again for a puzzle and dragons.
The hit manga Koyoharu Gotouge and her anime Spinoff anime series will require a slight introduction. But if you have not heard about it somehow, the series focused on the adolescent demon Slayer Tanjiro Kamado and his efforts to save both his sister Nezuko and to dispose of his family as part of the war with Demonkind.
Now you will be able to jump into nine dungeons of cooperation and recruit iconic figures, such as Tanjiro Kamado himself throughout the event from today to October 19. Just collect Magic Stones for operate in the exclusive collision of the demon: Kimetsu no Yaiba Egg Machine.
Ooh, ghostly
You will also join allies such as Mitsuri Kanieri and Kanao Tsuyuri and fall into the villains of the series, including the Halyng and Muzan Kibutsuji. In the dungeons you also collect the Slayer demon: Kimetsu no Yaiba Medals, which can be exchanged on Explip Carlaboning characters.
This is not even mentioning different missions in the offer, with various awards, including Magic Stones, titles and MP.
And if you only work, you will be able to collect logged prizes, including a man himself, a child of brightness, Tanjiro Kamado. Logging in for a total of 10 days can also get up to three strokes from the Slayer Demon: Kimetsu no Yaiba Egg Machine.
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