Klukai and Leva Hit Kamona With Free Pulls, a 900,000-Koen Collectible and 4,800 Bonds

Kamona has officially opened the door to Tactical Dolls. Arena Breakout: Infinite × GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM is live from October 15, bringing Klukai and Leva into Season 7 alongside the Law of Causality melee weapon, crossover gun skins, outfits, backpack cosmetics, a paintable Klukai collectible worth up to 900,000 Koen and 60 free Collab Supply Passes for eligible players. MoreFun is also using the new collaboration overview to remind players that as much as 4,800 limited-time Bonds are still available during the opening week, potentially giving anyone who has not completed the ongoing giveaway a sizeable currency reserve for the crossover.

There is one important distinction behind that headline, however. The 4,800 Bonds are not a newly created reward exclusive to the Girls' Frontline 2 collaboration. They come from the already-running Bountiful Autumn Festival, announced before the crossover and available until October 21. The two events now overlap, which is why MoreFun is promoting the currency alongside Klukai and Leva: players can still complete the Autumn Festival requirements while the GFL2 content is live and then put those limited-time Bonds toward whatever crossover purchases support that currency.

Klukai and Leva are split across two collaboration pools

The centre of the collaboration is naturally Klukai and Leva, with MoreFun placing the two GFL2 characters into separate collaboration supply pools rather than combining everything into one enormous draw table. Players who reach Level 10 receive 60 free Collab Supply Passes, immediately providing a substantial number of attempts without requiring Bonds.

There is also a linked discount between the two character pools. Drawing at full price in one pool unlocks a 20% discount for the same number of draws in the other, creating an incentive for players interested in both characters rather than forcing every pull to be purchased independently at the standard rate. That is particularly relevant for collectors because the collaboration extends beyond the headline appearances into character-print outfits, weapon cosmetics and backpack skins distributed through the crossover supply structure.

The 4,800 free Bonds actually started with the Autumn Festival

The collaboration video puts the 4,800 FREE Bonds directly beside Klukai and Leva, but the timing deserves clarification. Arena Breakout: Infinite originally announced the giveaway on September 29 as the second wave of rewards for its Bountiful Autumn Festival, with the campaign running from October 1 through October 21.

The first half awards 2,400 limited-time Bonds and 14 Zombie No Man's Land Tickets for logging in on any seven days during that period. A second set of objectives provides another 2,400 limited-time Bonds for completing extraction and loot tasks on any seven days. Completing both tracks therefore produces the advertised 4,800 total, but players who have already claimed some or all of those rewards are not receiving another separate 4,800 simply because the GFL2 crossover launched.

That also explains the wording in the new official collaboration announcement, which says the 4,800-Bond events are “still ongoing during the collaboration period.” MoreFun is effectively aligning two promotions so players returning specifically for Klukai and Leva can still benefit from a currency campaign that began two weeks earlier.

Sixty free Supply Passes may be the more important crossover-specific giveaway

For players interested specifically in GFL2 content, the 60 Collab Supply Passes are arguably the more directly relevant free reward because they belong to the crossover itself. Reaching Level 10 is enough to qualify, giving established accounts immediate access while still setting a modest progression requirement for completely new players entering Arena Breakout: Infinite because of the collaboration.

The distinction between Bonds and Supply Passes also matters. Bonds are part of ABI's wider premium-currency economy, while Collab Supply Passes are purpose-built for the crossover pools. The event therefore provides two overlapping sources of spending power: a large limited-time Bond giveaway from the Autumn Festival and dedicated free pulls attached directly to the GFL2 launch.

MoreFun is also selling an additional 70 Collab Supply Passes at 50% off, so players who exhaust the free allocation and want to continue pulling have a discounted route before moving deeper into the normal crossover economy.

Law of Causality gives the event something you can actually bring into a raid

The collaboration's signature melee weapon is Law of Causality, and MoreFun has put more work into it than simply applying GFL2 branding to an existing knife. The weapon includes unique combo animations and two separate inspect animations, making it one of the crossover's more visible cosmetics during first-person gameplay.

That is particularly useful in Arena Breakout: Infinite because expensive character cosmetics are frequently more visible to teammates and opponents than to the player wearing them. A melee weapon avoids that problem: it occupies the player's own screen, can be inspected whenever the situation allows and remains recognisable throughout ordinary raids instead of being confined largely to menus or third-person showcases.

The thematic fit is also stronger than it might appear. Girls' Frontline 2 already builds much of its visual identity around stylised military equipment, so bringing an elaborate weapon into Kamona creates a more natural bridge between both games than a crossover consisting exclusively of anime-character outfits.

The U191 and AMB-17 get free crossover cosmetics

MoreFun is also pushing players back into actual raids to earn part of the collaboration catalogue. Exclusive Supply Passes can be found during matches, but they need to be successfully extracted before they can be used, retaining the fundamental risk-reward structure of an extraction shooter rather than turning the entire event into menu-based login rewards.

Those passes can provide crossover items including a collaboration badge, accessory and skins for the U191 and AMB-17. That choice is particularly relevant to Season 7 because the U191 remains one of ABI's premium assault-rifle options, while the AMB-17 gives the crossover another weapon with a distinctly modern tactical silhouette that suits the GFL2 aesthetic.

The important part is the extraction requirement. Finding the event resource is only half the job; dying before reaching the exit means the raid can still erase what looked like guaranteed crossover progress. It keeps the promotion connected to Arena Breakout's central rule: nothing found inside Kamona is truly yours until you get it out.

The Klukai figure can become a 900,000-Koen Red Item

The Dye House event is probably the most interesting crossover activity for players who care more about extraction than cosmetics. Beginning October 15, players can find a limited-time Klukai Character Model and progressively complete its figure painting process. Finishing the collectible turns it into a collaboration Red Item valued at up to 900,000 Koen.

That makes the figure more than a decorative event trophy. Red Items sit at the top end of Arena Breakout's loot hierarchy and carry enough economic value to dramatically change the stakes of a raid. Finding or completing the Klukai model can therefore produce exactly the sort of moment ABI is built around: a player enters looking for event progress and suddenly finds themselves carrying something valuable enough that the entire objective becomes getting to extraction alive.

Season 7 has already been experimenting more heavily with interactive and community-driven Reds, so the Klukai figure fits the broader direction of Utopia rather than existing as a completely isolated crossover gimmick.

The crossover is arriving during ABI’s strangest season yet

Season 7: Utopia launched on September 16 and deliberately pushed Arena Breakout: Infinite outside its usual military boundaries through two zombie-focused modes. Infected Zone combines PvPvE extraction with infected threats, while Zombie Endless offers a dedicated PvE survival experience alongside a separate Zombie Research progression system.

That makes the GFL2 collaboration less aesthetically disruptive than it might have been during one of ABI's more grounded seasons. Kamona is already dealing with biohazards, mutant encounters and seasonal systems built around containing an outbreak, so two heavily armed Tactical Dolls appearing in the middle of the crisis feel almost restrained compared with everything else currently happening.

MoreFun has nevertheless preserved the conventional extraction side of the game. Season 7 simultaneously introduced weapon balance changes, new gear restrictions for Normal and Lockdown modes, the A545 and AK-15SC, new attachments and changes to armour penetration. The crossover sits on top of those systems rather than replacing them with a completely separate arcade event.

The collaboration has both free and premium layers

The full event structure makes considerably more sense when separated into layers. Free players have the 60 Collab Supply Passes, raid-obtained Exclusive Supply Passes, free crossover items and the Dye House Klukai Red Item, while the still-active Autumn Festival can provide up to 4,800 limited-time Bonds independently. Players willing to spend more can pursue the larger character pools, discounted Supply Pass packages and additional collaboration cosmetics.

MoreFun is also using the event period to advertise other monetisation routes. Upgrading the Season 7 Battle Pass awards 500 Bonds immediately alongside its wider progression rewards, while six limited-time bundles are available for $4.50 each containing 450 Bonds, a seven-day Elite Card and an exclusive gun skin. Those offers are adjacent to the collaboration rather than free crossover rewards and should be treated separately when calculating how much of the event can be completed without spending money.

That distinction is particularly important whenever promotional videos group several concurrent campaigns under one headline. Arena Breakout: Infinite currently has the GFL2 crossover, Bountiful Autumn Festival, Season 7 Battle Pass and other store offers operating simultaneously, and not every currency shown on the same screen originates from the same event.

The dual-pool discount encourages players to collect both characters

Separating Klukai and Leva into individual pools could easily have made collecting both prohibitively expensive, so the linked 20% second-pool discount is one of the more interesting economic decisions in the crossover. If a player performs a given number of full-price draws in one character pool, the equivalent number becomes discounted in the other.

That does not make both characters free or guarantee a complete collection from the initial 60 passes, but it does acknowledge that the central fantasy of the crossover is having Klukai and Leva together in Kamona. The system rewards players who divide attention between both pools instead of forcing them to pay the full independent cost twice.

It also creates a strategic question around the free passes. Players primarily interested in one character can concentrate their attempts, while collectors need to consider how best to leverage the cross-pool discount before spending their limited-time Bonds or purchasing additional passes.

The crossover works because both games are already obsessed with firearms

The tonal gap between both franchises remains large. GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM is a stylised tactical RPG built around anime-inspired Tactical Dolls, while Arena Breakout: Infinite sells itself on lethal ammunition, armour penetration, inventory management and the possibility of losing an entire kit because somebody heard one careless footstep.

Their shared obsession with military hardware nevertheless gives the crossover a useful foundation. GFL2 characters already exist in a world defined by firearms and squad combat, while ABI has become increasingly comfortable using premium collaborations without rewriting its underlying tactical systems. Klukai and Leva can therefore look dramatically different from conventional Kamona Operators without needing an elaborate explanation for why either is armed.

The crossover items reinforce that relationship by concentrating heavily on weapons, character-print combat gear, backpacks and the Law of Causality melee weapon rather than trying to transplant GFL2's entire turn-based combat system into an extraction shooter.

The 4,800-Bond headline is generous, but the deadline is close

Players returning because of today's collaboration should pay particular attention to October 21. That is when both halves of the Bountiful Autumn Festival Bond giveaway end, meaning anyone who still wants the full 4,800 needs enough remaining days to complete the seven-login and seven-day extraction/loot requirements.

Because today is October 15, the timing is already tight. Players beginning from zero effectively need to participate every remaining day through October 21 to satisfy a seven-day requirement. Missing another day could make part of the full amount unobtainable, depending on exactly how the in-game event records its daily objectives.

The important takeaway is therefore not simply that 4,800 free Bonds exist. It is that the giveaway predates the collaboration and is approaching its deadline just as Klukai and Leva arrive. Anyone planning to use that currency on crossover content should complete the remaining Autumn Festival objectives before assuming those Bonds will remain available throughout the entire collaboration.

Klukai and Leva are live in Kamona now

Arena Breakout: Infinite × GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM is live from October 15, 2026 as part of Season 7: Utopia. Players can receive 60 free Collab Supply Passes after reaching Level 10, pursue Klukai and Leva through separate linked supply pools, unlock the Law of Causality melee weapon, extract crossover passes for free U191 and AMB-17 cosmetics and complete the Dye House event to obtain a Klukai Red Item worth up to 900,000 Koen.

At the same time, the Bountiful Autumn Festival continues offering as much as 4,800 limited-time Bonds through October 21, split between seven days of logins and seven days of extraction and loot objectives. Those Bonds are not a second collab-specific giveaway, but their overlap with the event gives players arriving for GFL2 a useful pool of currency while the crossover is active.

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