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Seven Deadly Sins Grand Cross Prepares Persona 5 Royal Collaboration Reveal

Netmarble prepares to reveal a major Persona 5 Royal collaboration for The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross during a special October 28 Japanese broadcast.

By Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Seven Deadly Sins Grand Cross and Persona 5 Royal collaboration teaser artwork with Phantom Thief mask

Key facts

Topic:
Mobile Updates
Published:
2026-10-28
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Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Key takeaways

  • Official Grand Cross Information Bureau broadcast set for October 28 at 20:00 JST (12:00 CET).
  • Event will showcase crossover characters and gameplay systems from Atlus's Persona 5 Royal.
  • Collaboration content is scheduled to begin arriving in the mobile RPG on October 29.

Netmarble is preparing another major crossover for The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, with an official Japanese presentation scheduled for October 28 at 20:00 JST, equivalent to 12:00 CET. The broadcast will introduce details of an upcoming collaboration involving Persona 5 Royal, bringing together two established Japanese entertainment franchises.

Promotional imagery features characters associated with Persona 5 Royal, while the publisher has confirmed that the programme will explain content scheduled to begin on October 29. The presentation forms part of the long-running Grand Cross Information Bureau broadcast series and includes invited guests from the game's community and entertainment industry.

Crossovers have become an important component of the mobile RPG business because they provide established games with opportunities to attract new players and encourage returning users to participate in limited-time activities. Persona 5 Royal is particularly suitable for this approach because its distinctive characters, visual identity and combat themes have developed an international following.

However, the complete list of playable collaboration characters, recruitment arrangements and event rewards had not been confirmed before the broadcast. Players should therefore avoid assuming that every character appearing in promotional artwork will become available through recruitment. Grand Cross has maintained a substantial audience through regular story updates, character additions and collaborations, making this announcement another example of its ongoing live-service strategy.

The event also demonstrates how publishers can extend the commercial lifespan of established mobile games by connecting them with recognisable intellectual properties. Apparently the Phantom Thieves have discovered another kingdom in need of their particular talents. Whether stealing hearts will prove easier than collecting enough recruitment currency remains to be seen.

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