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Kaiju No. 8 Game Surpasses 200K Pre-Registrations

By JulianMay 20,2025

The world of Weekly Shonen Jump has given us blockbuster series and their mobile game counterparts, such as One Piece and Dragon Ball. Now, the up-and-coming Kaiju No. 8 is making waves as Kaiju No. 8: The Game has impressively surpassed 200,000 pre-registrations. This significant milestone has unlocked exciting new rewards for eager fans, with even more promised as the game approaches its next major registration goal.

Set in a universe constantly under siege by monstrous kaiju, Kaiju No. 8 portrays a Japan that's frequently at the mercy of these colossal creatures. To combat this threat, Japan has established its own defense force. The story centers on Kafka Hibino, an underachiever with aspirations of joining this elite group. His journey takes a dramatic turn when he's infected by a parasite, granting him the ability to transform into the formidable Kaiju No. 8.

With the game's latest pre-registration achievement, players can look forward to receiving 1,000 Dimension Crystals upon the game's launch. The excitement doesn't stop there; the next milestone at 500,000 pre-registrations will unlock the four-star character [Aiming for Greater Heights] Mina Ashiro, adding another layer of anticipation for fans.

KafkaesqueKaiju No. 8 faces stiff competition within the realm of anime and manga-based games. Titles like Bleach: Brave Souls continue to thrive, bolstered by the enduring appeal of their source material. Yet, Kaiju No. 8's adaptation into a mobile game could signify a shift in how manga and anime are being brought to life in the gaming world. With a strong emphasis on mobile platforms, which are incredibly popular in Japan, the question arises: is the gacha model becoming the go-to for transitioning from page to screen?

For anime enthusiasts looking to dive deeper into the world of mobile gaming inspired by Japan's vibrant comic culture, be sure to explore our list of the top 15 best mobile games based on anime. It's the perfect way to experience the magic of manga and anime right on your smartphone.

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