Chaos★Smash Launches First Collab With Hokuto City Mascot Zushi-Hokki
Moon Rabbit began Chaos★Smash's first collaboration event on November 12, adding Zushi-Hokki, the official mascot of Hokuto City, Hokkaido, as a hat avatar and link character. The free-to-play browser shooting game runs the event until 14:59 on December 10.
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Why it matters
The event is the first installment of the laid-back mascot collaboration Chaos★Smash announced when it launched on October 29, so the mascot pick is the test of what that promised format looks like in practice.
Key Facts
- Moon Rabbit began the Chaos★Smash collaboration with Zushi-Hokki on November 12.
- Zushi-Hokki is the official mascot of Hokuto City, Hokkaido, based on the Hokki clam and Fukkurinko rice.
- The Zushi-Hat avatar is free to all players who log in during the event and raises rare item drop rates.
- Players obtain the Zushi-Hokki link character by raising intimacy to 100 or completing 10 laps of the sugoroku board.
- The event runs until 14:59 on December 10.
Players raise intimacy by giving Hokuto specialties, and a sugoroku board with dice offers a second route to the character.
Zushi-Hokki is a walking sushi character built on the Hokki clam, a Hokuto City specialty, and Fukkurinko rice from southern Hokkaido. The design is described as kimo-kawaii, with eyes that sometimes do not focus and limbs growing out of the clams. The Zushi-Hat avatar is free to every player who logs in during the event and raises the drop rate of rare items.
The link character takes more work. Players clear Solo Mode, Free Arena, and Team Expedition to collect tomatoes, rice, and clams, then give them to Zushi-Hokki until intimacy reaches 100. A separate sugoroku board, played with dice from the same modes, awards the character for completing 10 laps, with ranking rewards on top.
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