Cellular Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) has introduced a serious collaboration with the hit anime and manga collection Naruto.
The partnership, which was revealed earlier immediately, is the most recent crossover occasion by MLBB as the sport brings in one other franchise to considered one of mobile esports’ most popular games.
“For over 20 years, Naruto has impressed generations with its themes of perseverance, friendship, and chasing one’s goals,” commented Lyn Xi, MOONTON Video games’ Naruto Collaboration Lead.
“Many people grew up with Naruto, so this collaboration is a deeply private one. We’re honoured to carry the ninja spirit to the Land of Daybreak and rejoice Naruto’s enduring legacy with our neighborhood.”
Sadly, particulars in regards to the collaboration have but to be revealed. The sport’s developer, MOONTON Video games, has acknowledged that extra info, together with a launch date, might be revealed within the months forward.
With the sport’s recent release in China, it stands to be one of the crucial fashionable collaboration occasions to date.
Naruto turns into MLBB’s newest Anime Collaboration
Naruto is the most recent anime to enter the Cellular Legends: Bang Bang universe. The sport has beforehand partnered with different anime franchises similar to Jujutsu Kaisen, Assault on Titan and Hunter x Hunter.
The sport has additionally been concerned in film collaborations with the likes of Star Wars and Transformers, and has featured sporting icons similar to Neymar Jr.
Lyn added: “MLBB and Naruto share the identical skill – to carry individuals collectively. We’re excited to unite each fanbases by giving players and anime fans a brand new method to have enjoyable!”
MLBB has grown to turn out to be one of the crucial fashionable cellular esports video games on this planet. It has over 1.5bn installations and 110m lively month-to-month customers. The sport has an lively esports scene in additional than 30 nations, which has continued to gain traction in 2025.
Naruto is a well-liked Japanese anime and manga collection created by Masashi Kishimoto. It has greater than 250m copies in common circulation in over 60 areas globally. It has launched over 11 films and broadcasted its hit TV present for over a decade.
