Bandai Namco to Host 1.5th Anniversary Livestream for 'SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL'

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SD건담 G 제네레이션 (PS2)
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Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. (CEO Nao Udagawa) announced that its mobile game 'SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL,' available exclusively on the App Store and Google Play, has launched the new story event 'Mobile Suit Gundam 00F' and will host a 1.5th anniversary roadmap livestream on September 23.

The newly introduced 'Mobile Suit Gundam 00F' is a story event featuring the official side story of the popular anime IP Mobile Suit Gundam 00, playable until 10:59 AM on Wednesday, September 30. By participating in the event, players will have the opportunity to acquire reward units including the SSR-rank 'Black Sefer Rasiel' (Pilot: 'Hixar Fermi') and SSR-rank 'Gundam Astraea Type F2' (Pilot: 'Fon Spaak').

Alongside the event, the "New Featured Unit Supply" banner significantly expands the top-tier roster. The featured main unit UR-rank 'Gundam Avalanche Astraea Type F Dash (EX)' and pilot 'Fon Spaak,' UR-rank 'Susanowo (EX)' and 'Mr. Bushido,' and UR-rank supporter 'Sherilyn Hyde & Euclides' newly join the lineup. Additionally, existing powerhouse units such as UR-rank 'Gundam Exia (EX)' and pilot 'Setsuna F. Seiei' are included in the featured pickup, helping players refine their strategic squad compositions.

Furthermore, Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. will host its '1.5th Anniversary Roadmap Livestream' on its official YouTube channel at 8:00 PM on Wednesday, September 23. Producers Kaito Takeda and Shogo Kojima will appear on the broadcast to reveal for the first time the roadmap of new series coming to the game, pickup banner details, and plans for major updates. In addition, the game's official YouTube showcase program 'G Generation ETERNAL PLAY to WATCH‼,' hosted by MC Genki Okawa, is heightening fan anticipation by releasing a special 'Mobile Suit Gundam 00F' video highlighting Fon Spaak's key role.

SD건담 G 제네레이션 (PS2)
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