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Crystal of Atlan Opens Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Collaboration on October 28
Crystal of Atlan begins its Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex collaboration on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, pulled from the 2002 TV anime.
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Why it matters
Nuverse is pairing a level-cap and chapter update with the collaboration, so the Ghost in the Shell content lands as part of a full progression push rather than a cosmetic crossover.
Key Facts
- Crystal of Atlan's Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex collaboration begins on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
- The collaboration draws on the 2002 TV anime Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.
- The October 28 update raises the level cap to 80 and adds the adventure chapter Hymn of Salvation with new equipment.
- Mimic Battlefield is a four-player collaboration dungeon where each player operates a Tachikoma and collects Extreme Gears.
- The Halloween event Golden Night returns from October 28 alongside the collaboration.
The update raises the level cap to 80 and adds the adventure chapter Hymn of Salvation with new equipment. The collaboration dungeon Mimic Battlefield puts four players in Tachikoma units collecting Extreme Gears, and a Halloween event, Golden Night, runs alongside it.
The update is not only a crossover reskin. Players who log in on October 28 get a raised level cap of 80, the adventure chapter Hymn of Salvation, and new equipment in the same patch as the collaboration dungeon Mimic Battlefield.
Mimic Battlefield is a four-player mode in which each adventurer pilots one Tachikoma, attacks other adventurers and monsters, and collects Extreme Gears to level up. Being defeated drops part of that stock, and final ranking decides who receives Special-Class Prosthetics and Neurochips. Two side activities, the collection event Deep Memory and the training content Tactical Protocol, also run during the period, with Motoko Kusanagi available as a pet and the Tachikoma as a mount.
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