I still get goosebumps thinking about that summer of 2025. It was late May, and I was casually scrolling through my PUBG Mobile lobby when a notification popped up that made my jaw drop: an Attack on Titan Prize Path was dropping. As a die-hard fan of the anime, I knew instantly that I had to dive in headfirst. I mean, who wouldn’t want to don the Scout Regiment gear and charge into Erangel like it’s Shiganshina? The collab went live on May 30th, 2025, and ran all the way to July 7th, giving us over a month to grind those sweet, sweet rewards.
The moment the event page loaded, I was met with a slick interface showing 25 tiers of pure anime goodness. Unlocking the prize path cost 600 UC, which was a no-brainer for me—I shelled out the cash faster than Levi does a spinning slash. Right off the bat, I got the Armored Titan Costume at level 1, and I remember strutting around the spawn island looking like a colossal menace. My squadmates were losing it on voice chat, cracking jokes about me being the team’s meat shield. But the real treasure sat further up the ladder.
The grind was real, folks. I’d spend evenings after work knocking out daily missions to rack up path points. You could snag up to 7770 points just from missions, and you needed 4800 to max out the free path, but if you wanted every single legendary and mythic item, you’d have to pony up about 4790 UC total. I’m not made of money, but hey, YOLO—this was the Attack on Titan Prize Path we were talking about. Each level brought something fresh: at level 4, the Spinning Slash Emote let me roleplay Levi’s badassery mid-battle; level 7 handed me the Scout Regiment Gear Set, which made my character look like they just graduated from boot camp with Eren and Mikasa.
But the crown jewels? Level 18’s Legendary Cart Titan Dacia finish. I kid you not, driving around in that thing felt like I was piloting a titan-shifting monster truck. Enemies would hear the engine rumble and nope right out of there. Then at level 20, I unlocked the Mythic Captain Levi Voice Pack, and suddenly every “Get in the car!” and “Enemies ahead!” was delivered with that crisp, no-nonsense Levi tone. My squad couldn’t get enough of it. And finally, at level 25, I claimed the pièce de résistance: the Mythic Captain Levi Character Set with a special animation. I was over the moon—this skin even had the signature cravat and maneuver gear straps. Walking around the lobby, I felt like I could take on the Beast Titan himself.
One thing that bugged me a bit was the lack of choice compared to earlier prize paths. Usually, at some tiers you could pick between two rewards, but not here—you got what the game threw at you. Still, the items were so dope that I didn’t mind. The Dedicate Your Heart emote, the Scout Regiment Horse, the Attack on Titan parachute… it was all pure fan service. I’d drop into Pochinki with my horse and parachute, and random teammates would gather around just to admire the set. The milestone freebies were a nice touch too—always remember to claim those, because who doesn’t love extra lucky coins?
By July 7th, I’d burned through most of my UC stash, but I had maxed out the prize path entirely. Any leftover points got converted to lucky coins at a 10:1 ratio, which I blew on the event’s Lucky Spin for a shot at even more AoT goodies. The collab also rolled out to BGMI, which was clutch for my cousin back in India—he flexed his Captain Levi set on me for weeks.
Fast forward to 2026, and I’m still rocking that Cart Titan Dacia finish in ranked matches. It’s become my iconic ride, and I swear it gives off an intimidation buff. Newer players often ask where I got it, and I get a kick out of telling them about the legendary crossover that bridged anime and battle royale perfection. Even though the event is long gone, its impact lingers in the community—every time someone uses that Levi voice pack, the chat explodes with “dedicate your hearts!” spam. So yeah, shelling out 600 UC back in ’25 was one of the best gaming decisions I’ve ever made. If KRAFTON ever does a rerun, you bet I’ll be first in line again. Until then, I’ll keep soaring off the squad’s Dacia with my Scout Regiment gear, living the Survey Corps dream one chicken dinner at a time.