PUBG Mobile x One-Punch Man: Skins, Cards & Full Rewards

PUBG Mobile's One-Punch Man collaboration is now live, replacing the early teaser phase with a much clearer picture of what players can actually collect. The event brings character sets based on Saitama, Genos, Terrible Tornado, Hellish Blizzard, Watchdog Man, and Garou, plus themed weapons, vehicles, voice cards, emotes, profile items, Homeground decorations, and a new collectible One-Punch Man Card Pack.

The collaboration runs globally from September 20 through October 19, 2026. KRAFTON Japan lists the same window as September 20 at 09:00 JST through October 20 at 08:59 JST, which is simply the local-time version of the global schedule.

There is also a free reward route through the Perk Exchange Event, but that does not mean every character set or premium cosmetic can be earned without UC. Check the live event screen before spending, because the collaboration is split across multiple reward and exchange systems.

The character lineup is bigger than the teaser suggested

GameMarket's earlier One-Punch Man collaboration preview was written before the full lineup had been announced.

At launch, the collaboration includes character sets inspired by:

• Saitama

• Genos

• Terrible Tornado

• Hellish Blizzard

• Watchdog Man

• Garou Ver.1

• Garou Ver.2

There are also additional costume sets based on recognizable One-Punch Man looks, including:

• Ordinary Hero Set, inspired by Saitama's casual appearance

• Watchdog Man Costume Set

• The Strongest Man on Earth Costume Set, themed around King

That gives collectors more than one way to represent the series without requiring every item to be a direct full-character recreation.

Saitama and Garou also get voice content

The crossover includes character voice cards for Saitama and Garou.

Voice cards are useful for players who want the collaboration to affect more than the lobby appearance. They allow One-Punch Man character lines to be used inside PUBG Mobile's communication system rather than limiting the event to outfits.

KRAFTON's launch announcement specifically lists:

• Saitama Voice Card

• Garou Voice Card

This is separate from the playable character sets. Owning a character-themed outfit should not automatically be treated as owning the matching voice content unless the live event page explicitly bundles them together.

Weapon, melee, equipment, and vehicle cosmetics

The collaboration also expands into normal PUBG Mobile equipment.

Confirmed items include:

• Justice Enforcement Kar98K skin

• Grocery Bag Machete

• Saitama Helmet

• One-Punch Man Backpack

• Mumen Rider Bicycle

• Mumen Rider Buddy

The Kar98K is one of the more practical collection targets because weapon skins remain visible during normal matches rather than only in the lobby.

The Grocery Bag Machete goes in the opposite direction: it is a deliberately comedic reference that fits Saitama's everyday shopping routine.

The Mumen Rider content is split between a vehicle-themed item and a Buddy. That distinction matters if you are trying to collect one specific category rather than everything attached to the collaboration.

Two collaboration emotes are confirmed

The official item list also includes two themed emotes:

• Justice Enforcement

• Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist

The second is tied directly to Garou's martial arts identity, while Justice Enforcement fits the wider Hero Association theme.

As with voice cards, treat these as separate cosmetic rewards unless the live event page explicitly shows them inside a set you are already buying or unlocking.

The One-Punch Man Card Pack is a separate collection system

The new One-Punch Man Card Pack is one of the most important additions because it is not simply another skin.

The collectible card lineup includes:

• Saitama

• Genos

• Terrible Tornado

• Hellish Blizzard

• King

• Watchdog Man

• Garou

KRAFTON's collaboration information says players can collect card packs during the event through dedicated activities and exchange routes.

That makes the cards a separate progression target from the character sets.

If you only care about completing the collaboration collection, check the Card Pack section before spending UC on cosmetics. A card you still need may come from event participation rather than the same system that distributes character outfits.

Do not assume a character appearing in the card set means that character has a playable outfit in the same reward track. King is the clearest example: he appears in the card collection and has a themed costume set, but those are different types of rewards.

Free rewards come through Perk Exchange

The One-Punch Man anime's official collaboration announcement specifically points players toward free rewards in the Perk Exchange Event, which began previewing rewards before the main September 20 launch.

That is the first place free-to-play players should check.

The safest order is:

1. Open the One-Punch Man event hub.

2. Check Perk Exchange missions and available exchange items.

3. Complete the free objectives before spending UC.

4. Review which items are actually exclusive to premium draws or paid progression.

5. Only spend after identifying the exact reward you want.

The phrase "free rewards" should not be interpreted as "all One-Punch Man skins are free." The official announcement confirms a free route, not free access to the entire collaboration catalog.

Profile and Homeground items are part of the crossover too

The launch rollout also includes smaller collection items for players who care about account presentation.

Confirmed themed content includes One-Punch Man profile items such as an avatar and avatar frame, along with graffiti-style cosmetics.

Homeground also receives collaboration decorations featuring characters such as Saitama, Genos, and Garou.

These are easy to overlook when focusing on character sets, but they matter for players who build themed Home spaces or collect profile cosmetics from limited events.

Because Homeground decorations and profile items use different systems from match equipment, check their individual acquisition routes rather than assuming they come from the same draw as the main skins.

Is there a one-hit Saitama mechanic?

The answer remains: no official one-hit gameplay mechanic has been announced for this PUBG Mobile collaboration.

That is worth clarifying because the original teaser used the obvious "One Punch to Win" messaging, and GameMarket's first article specifically asked whether PUBG Mobile would turn Saitama's signature ability into a gameplay system.

Now that the collaboration is live, the official launch details focus on:

• character sets,

• equipment cosmetics,

• voice cards,

• emotes,

• vehicles,

• Buddy content,

• collectible cards,

• event and exchange rewards.

There is no confirmed one-punch elimination item, special Saitama combat ability, or dedicated One-Punch Man Battle Royale mechanic in the official collaboration item announcement.

Unless PUBG Mobile adds a separate gameplay event later, treat this crossover as a major cosmetics-and-collection collaboration rather than a new combat mode.

What should you prioritize first?

Start with the free Perk Exchange route.

Then decide which part of the crossover matters most to your account.

If you want a recognizable character set, choose the character first and ignore unrelated cosmetics. If you mainly collect weapons, the Justice Enforcement Kar98K is more relevant than another lobby outfit. If you enjoy long-term collection systems, focus on the One-Punch Man Card Pack before the event closes.

The collaboration is large enough that trying to collect everything can become expensive quickly.

A useful priority order is:

• free Perk Exchange rewards,

• limited cards you still need,

• one main character set,

• weapon or vehicle cosmetics you will actually use,

• voice cards, emotes, profile items, and Homeground decorations last.

That order is not a universal value ranking. It simply keeps free and gameplay-visible rewards ahead of secondary collection items.

When does PUBG Mobile x One-Punch Man end?

Global promotion lists the collaboration for September 20 through October 19, 2026.

KRAFTON Japan lists September 20 at 09:00 JST through October 20 at 08:59 JST, which represents the same event window in Japan's local time.

Do not leave exchanges or card collection until the final minutes. Use the countdown shown inside your own PUBG Mobile client as the final deadline for your region.

The live collaboration is broader than the original teaser suggested. Saitama may be the headline, but Genos, Tatsumaki, Fubuki, Watchdog Man, Garou, King, Mumen Rider, weapons, cards, voice content, and Homeground items turn this into a collection event rather than a single-skin crossover.

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