PUBG MOBILE × One-Punch Man Collab Preview: Prize Path, Lucky Spins and Free Rewards

The world’s strongest hero is preparing to enter PUBG MOBILE. The One-Punch Man collaboration launches on September 20, bringing character sets based on Saitama, Genos, Terrible Tornado, Hellish Blizzard and Garou, alongside additional themed cosmetics and a free King reward.

Instead of placing everything in one draw, PUBG MOBILE divides the collaboration across three reward routes: the free Perk Exchange Event, a 600 UC Prize Path and two character-themed Lucky Spins. Here is exactly how the current reward structure works.

 

PUBG MOBILE × One-Punch Man Reward Breakdown

Reward Route	Featured Character Rewards	How It Works
Perk Exchange Event	King-themed outfit and emote	Complete free events and exchange the required items
Prize Path	Red-haired Garou outfit, Garou Character Set, Genos Character Set and Hellish Blizzard Character Set	Spend 600 UC, complete Point Missions and advance through 25 levels
Saitama Lucky Spin	Saitama-themed character rewards	Spend Lucky Coins on randomized draws
Terrible Tornado Lucky Spin	Terrible Tornado-themed character rewards	Spend Lucky Coins on randomized draws

The five official Character Sets featured in the collaboration are Saitama, Genos, Terrible Tornado, Hellish Blizzard and Garou. King’s cosmetic is presented separately as the free Special Collaboration Set rather than one of those five premium Character Sets.

 

Free Perk Exchange Rewards

The Perk Exchange Event is the free section of the collaboration. Players complete activity missions, collect the required exchange materials and redeem themed rewards without purchasing the 600 UC Prize Path.

The event includes One-Punch Man cards, avatars, an exclusive emote and a free Special Collaboration Set. The headline reward is the King-themed outfit accompanied by his signature emote.

King-Themed Outfit

King’s outfit recreates the intimidating appearance of the man publicly regarded as Earth’s strongest hero. It features his swept-back blond hair, recognizable facial scars and a dark high-neck top paired with simple trousers. The deliberately restrained design matches King’s everyday appearance, while his broad build and stern expression preserve the imposing reputation that follows him throughout the series.

The King outfit and emote belong to the Perk Exchange Event. They are not Prize Path level rewards and do not require Lucky Spin draws.

 

One-Punch Man Prize Path

The One-Punch Man Prize Path costs 600 UC to unlock and contains 25 levels. Players earn Path Points by completing Point Missions, advance through the reward track and collect guaranteed items at the corresponding levels.

Unlocking the Prize Path immediately awards the red-haired Garou outfit. The remaining levels distribute character cosmetics, accessories and Lucky Coins. Current mission rewards provide up to 302 Lucky Coins, which can then be spent in the Saitama or Terrible Tornado Lucky Spin.

Prize Path rewards are fixed. Once the required level is reached, the corresponding reward can be claimed without an additional random draw.

Red-Haired Garou Outfit

The immediate unlock reward presents Garou in a more ferocious battle-worn form. His bright red, sharply raised hair creates a striking silhouette, while the exposed upper body highlights his muscular build and numerous combat scars. White bandages cover his forearms, and loose martial-arts trousers complete a design that feels more aggressive than his standard silver-haired appearance.

Garou Character Set

Garou’s main Character Set uses his familiar human appearance, led by untamed silver hair and a tight black long-sleeved martial-arts shirt. Wide white trousers, a cloth waist sash and simple black footwear complete the outfit. Its monochrome palette keeps the focus on Garou’s fighter physique and instantly recognizable stance, closely reflecting his early Hero Hunter design.

Genos Character Set

Genos arrives in his signature modern combat look, combining short blond hair with a fitted dark top and slim black trousers. The main attraction is his exposed mechanical arms, rendered with segmented plating, metallic joints and reinforced hands. The contrast between ordinary clothing and advanced cybernetics gives the set a clean silhouette while preserving Genos’s unmistakable cyborg identity.

Hellish Blizzard Character Set

Hellish Blizzard’s Character Set emphasizes elegance rather than heavy combat equipment. Her dark emerald hair is styled into a polished bob, while the long green dress uses a high neckline, fitted waist and flowing lower section. Dark tights and matching boots complete the composed silhouette, capturing Fubuki’s refined appearance and the commanding presence expected from the leader of the Blizzard Group.

 

Saitama and Terrible Tornado Lucky Spins

The collaboration includes two dedicated Lucky Spins, respectively featuring Saitama and Terrible Tornado. Players spend Lucky Coins earned through Prize Path missions and other event sources to perform randomized draws. Unlike the fixed Prize Path rewards, unlocking the Prize Path does not automatically grant every item from either Lucky Spin.

Saitama Character Set

Saitama’s set recreates his unmistakable superhero costume with a bright yellow bodysuit, glossy red gloves, matching boots and a circular black-and-gold belt. His bald head completes the transformation, while the long white cape adds movement and presence to the otherwise minimal design, making the character instantly recognizable across the battleground.

Terrible Tornado Character Set

Terrible Tornado’s set pairs her vivid emerald curls with a fitted black long-sleeved dress. High side openings expose the legs, while the lower fabric twists into sharp, wave-like points that echo the movement of her psychic powers. Black heels complete a compact but dramatic silhouette that faithfully captures the S-Class hero Tatsumaki.

 

How the Prize Path and Lucky Spins Connect

The Prize Path and Lucky Spins share the same event page, but they serve different purposes. Prize Path progression guarantees its listed rewards, while the two Lucky Spins use randomized draws.

The complete process works as follows:

1. Spend 600 UC to unlock the Prize Path.
2. Receive the red-haired Garou outfit immediately.
3. Complete Point Missions to earn Path Points.
4. Advance through all 25 Prize Path levels.
5. Claim fixed character cosmetics and Lucky Coins from the reward track.
6. Spend Lucky Coins in either the Saitama Lucky Spin or Terrible Tornado Lucky Spin.
7. Complete free Perk Exchange missions separately to redeem the King outfit and emote.

Unused Path Points and Lucky Coins should not be treated as interchangeable currencies. Path Points increase Prize Path progress, while Lucky Coins are the draw currency used by the two Lucky Spins.

 

Don’t Mix These Rewards with the Card Collection

The One-Punch Man Card Collection is another separate section of Version 4.6. The collaboration contains nine collectible cards, while the annual card system tracks progress across multiple events.

The Level 5 upgradable JS9 is tied to the wider annual Card Collection milestone. It is not a One-Punch Man Prize Path reward, a Lucky Spin grand prize or part of the free King set.

 

Conclusion

From the free King rewards to the 600 UC Prize Path and two character-themed Lucky Spins, the One-Punch Man collaboration gives collectors plenty to chase. Complete every Point Mission, secure the guaranteed rewards and save your Lucky Coins for either Saitama or Terrible Tornado.

Need more UC for the Prize Path and Lucky Spins? Top up PUBG MOBILE UC at LDShop to enjoy lower prices, exclusive discounts and fast delivery. Get your UC ready before the event begins, unlock the Prize Path immediately and bring your favourite One-Punch Man characters onto the battleground.