PUBG Mobile × One-Punch Man Event: Skins & Free Rewards

According to the schedule reported by current event coverage, the PUBG Mobile × One-Punch Man event is now live, with the main collaboration running from September 20 to October 19, 2026. The free Perk Exchange Event was promoted with an earlier September 9 start date.

The collaboration brings nine character looks, including Saitama, Genos, two Garou variants, Terrible Tornado, Hellish Blizzard, King, Ordinary Hero, and Watchdog Man. Official promotional footage displays the cosmetic lineup, but regional schedules, costs, and acquisition routes still require an in-game check.

PUBG Mobile × One-Punch Man Event Status and Dates

The reported event information currently breaks down as follows:

• Current status: Reported live as of September 21, 2026
• Perk Exchange Event: Promoted with a September 9 start date
• Main collaboration: Reported for September 20–October 19, 2026
• Game version: PUBG Mobile Version 4.6
• Main content: Character sets, weapon skins, vehicle cosmetics, a Prize Path, Lucky Spins, and free exchange rewards
• The collaboration is associated with global PUBG Mobile and #PUBGM460. Availability may differ in mainland China, BGMI, and other editions. Treat your client’s countdown and rules as final.

How This Guide Labels Event Information

This guide separates four evidence levels:

• Officially announced: Directly named in official PUBG Mobile promotion.
• Shown in official footage: Visible in the official collaboration trailer, although the acquisition route may remain unknown.
• Third-party report: Published by event coverage but not independently confirmed through a complete official rules page.
• Check in game: A cost, timer, reward pool, or regional condition that can change between clients.
• This distinction matters most for the reported 600 UC Prize Path, 302 Lucky Coins, and Lucky Spin contents.

One-Punch Man Character Sets Shown for PUBG Mobile

Official trailer coverage identifies nine character-set looks. Appearing in promotional footage does not confirm the acquisition route or availability in every region.

Saitama, Genos, and Garou

Saitama uses his yellow hero suit, red gloves and boots, and white cape. Third-party information places his set in a dedicated Lucky Spin rather than the free exchange track.

Genos appears in his dark Demon Cyborg outfit with mechanical arms. His acquisition route remains unclear, so locate the set in the live reward preview before spending.

Two versions of Garou appear in the reported lineup. Garou Ver. 1 uses his silver-haired martial-arts appearance, while Garou Ver. 2 has red hair, visible scars, and bandaged arms. Third-party reports connect Garou Ver. 2 to the Prize Path.

Terrible Tornado and Hellish Blizzard

Terrible Tornado, also known as Tatsumaki, appears in her signature black dress with green hair. Third-party coverage assigns her to a separate Lucky Spin, but its UC cost, exchange requirement, and guarantee must be checked in game.

Hellish Blizzard, or Fubuki, wears her green dress and white fur coat. Her set is shown as part of the collaboration lineup, although the available sources do not consistently identify its exact acquisition route.

King, Ordinary Hero, and Watchdog Man

The Strongest Man on Earth set is based on King. Third-party reports identify a King-themed outfit and emote as major Perk Exchange rewards.

Ordinary Hero uses Saitama’s casual red-and-white hoodie outfit instead of his hero suit. Watchdog Man appears in his white dog costume. Both are shown in event coverage, but their live reward locations should be verified in the player’s regional client.

One-Punch Man Weapon Skins and Themed Items

The character sets are supported by a larger cosmetic collection. Items shown or reported for the collaboration include:

• One Punch–Kar98k
• Grocery Bag–Machete
• One-Punch Man Backpack
• Saitama Helmet
• Mumen Rider Bicycle
• One-Punch Man Parachute
• Phoenix Man Glider
• Saitama and Genos ornaments
• One-Punch Man voice content
• Mumen Rider Buddy
• The One Punch–Kar98k and character sets remain visible longer than lobby items, gliders, or vehicle skins. If choosing one reward, consider how often it will actually appear during play.
• The Mumen Rider Bicycle and Phoenix Man Glider have narrower use conditions. Preview each item because one collaboration cosmetic does not unlock its matching outfit or equipment.

How the Free and Paid Reward Routes Work

The event uses several separate reward routes. Finding a reward in one track does not mean that the rest of its themed set is included.

Perk Exchange Event: Free Reward Route

The Perk Exchange Event is promoted as the free route. Players complete event tasks, collect exchange currency, and redeem available rewards without activating the paid Prize Path.

Third-party reports identify a King-themed outfit and emote as the main free rewards. The complete reward list and token requirements were not included in the initial official promotion, so check the current exchange shop before planning around either item.

Free-to-play players should complete login and daily missions first because missed attempts cannot always be recovered. Save the exchange currency until the cost and deadline of the limited reward you want are clear.

Prize Path: Reported 600 UC Route

The official trailer names a Prize Path, while third-party coverage supplies the detailed numbers: a 600 UC activation cost, 25 levels, an immediate Garou Ver. 2 outfit, and up to 302 Lucky Coins from missions.

These figures remained third-party information on September 21. Verify the price, reward order, mission total, and remaining time before purchasing UC.

Saitama and Terrible Tornado Lucky Spins

Two separate Lucky Spins are reported: one for Saitama and one for Terrible Tornado. Third-party coverage states that Lucky Coins can be used in either spin, but the live client must confirm whether both pools share the same currency in every region.

Before drawing, check:

• The UC cost of the first and later draws
• Whether the daily discount resets
• The exchange price or guaranteed route for the target set
• How duplicate rewards are converted
• Whether Lucky Coins expire on October 19 or use another deadline
• Without a verified guarantee or exchange price, the true UC cost cannot be calculated from the first discounted draw.

How to Get the Saitama Skin in PUBG Mobile

Current third-party information places the Saitama set in its own Lucky Spin. Update PUBG Mobile to Version 4.6, open the One-Punch Man event banner, and look for the Saitama draw page.

Review the complete pool before using UC. If it provides an exchange shop or guarantee, calculate the maximum cost from that requirement. If the Saitama page is missing, confirm your account’s eligibility before topping up.

Is the One-Punch Man Event Worth Spending UC On?

The answer depends on your target and whether the live event provides a guaranteed route.

• Free-to-play players: Complete the Perk Exchange missions first. There is no reason to buy UC before seeing which rewards can be earned free.
• Saitama or Tatsumaki collectors: Consider a Lucky Spin only after checking the exchange requirement or maximum guaranteed cost. Skip it if the page offers no acceptable spending limit.
• Garou Ver. 2 collectors: The Prize Path is the more relevant route if the live page confirms the reported 600 UC price and immediate outfit unlock. Also check whether enough time remains to finish all 25 levels.
• Casual players: A character set or weapon skin normally appears more often during play than a glider, parachute, or vehicle cosmetic. Prioritize visibility rather than trying to complete the collection.
• If the confirmed route for your target requires UC, you can use the PUBG Mobile UC Top Up (Global) page on UUTOP. Confirm that your account uses the supported global version and that the reward remains available before ordering.

Is There a One-Punch Man Game Mode?

No dedicated One-Punch Man gameplay mode has been confirmed. Current promotion focuses on character sets, cosmetics, the Prize Path, Lucky Spins, and the Perk Exchange Event.

Scenes in a promotional trailer do not automatically represent a playable limited-time mode. Unless PUBG Mobile announces another phase, this should be treated as a cosmetics-focused collaboration.

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