PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO Guide: Ninjas Assemble Events, Rewards, Lucky Spin, Prize Path and Gilt Costs
PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO is built around NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble, the main collaboration hub for Version 4.5. The hub runs from 2026/07/08 to 2026/09/08 (UTC+0) and connects the event's gameplay mode, Ninja Rank progression, credit missions, card collection, perk exchange, Nine-Tails battle events, and paid cosmetic routes.
For players, the cleanest way to approach the event is simple: start from the Ninjas Assemble hub, clear the free and task-based routes, then decide whether Prize Path, Lucky Spin, or Uzumaki Naruto Gilt is worth UC. This guide breaks down each major route, what it gives, and which costs are already visible in-game.
Quick answer: Start at NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble and clear free/task routes before spending UC. Then compare Prize Path (500 UC), Lucky Spin (first daily spin 10 UC; Draw 10 360 UC), and Uzumaki Naruto Gilt (first daily draw 10 UC; Draw 10 540 UC).
Start With The Ninjas Assemble Hub
The Version Overview page is the best first stop because it lays out the whole collaboration. The left side highlights the official NARUTO collaboration animation, while the right side groups the event into New Finish, New Event, and New Gameplay. The side menu then gives fast access to Version Overview, Ninja Rank, Get Credits, Gameplay Introduction, and Event Shop.
This structure also helps players avoid a common mistake: entering from Shop or one draw page and assuming that is the entire event. Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and Uzumaki Naruto are only the paid finish/cosmetic side. The broader event also has credits, cards, perk vouchers, clan ranking, a short personality-style Ninjutsu Test, and a gameplay route tied to the Nine-Tails and NARUTO-themed map content.
Free / Task First
Check Ninja Rank, Get Credits, Perk Exchange, Card Collection, and Ninjutsu Test before spending UC.
Gameplay Next
Use Gameplay Introduction to review Nine-Tails Boss, collaboration ninjutsu, and themed map items.
Paid Routes Last
Only compare Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and Gilt draw costs after you know which reward type you want.
Full Event Route Map
| Route | Main purpose | Visible timing / cost | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version Overview | All-in-one hub for the collaboration. | 2026/07/08-2026/09/08 (UTC+0) | Use this as the home page for all NARUTO event routes. |
| Ninja Rank | Ninja Institute progression and Chakra credit milestones. | 2026/07/08-2026/09/07 (UTC+0) | Progress from Genin, earn milestone rewards, and work toward The Fourth's Cloak Set route. |
| Get Credits | Credit route tied to missions and event participation. | Uses daily and challenge tasks. | Check before paid draws because it feeds exchange and progression routes. |
| Perk Exchange | Perk Voucher missions and voucher shop. | 2026/07/08-2026/09/07 at 23:59 (UTC+0) | Best for voucher rewards: outfits, emotes, music, and voice-card items without relying only on draws. |
| Card Collection | Album progress across NARUTO and other collection sets. | Ends in the same event season window. | Use Daily Play and card packs to build album progress and claim threshold rewards. |
| Protect the Hidden Leaf | Nine-Tails battle rankings and rare-card rewards. | 2026/07/08-2026/07/30 at 23:59 (UTC+0) | Join a Clan early if you want to participate in clan damage ranking rewards. |
| Ninjutsu Test | Short test: 9 questions and 17 possible Ninjutsu results. | 2026/07/08-2026/09/07 | Quick claim route for players who want a low-effort event reward. |
| Gameplay Introduction | Nine-Tails Boss, collaboration ninjutsu, themed items, and map changes. | 2026/07/08-2026/09/08 (UTC+0) | Read this before playing the themed mode or judging the gameplay update. |
| Prize Path | Paid reward track tied to Lucky Spin and event rewards. | 500 UC unlock; 2026/07/12-2026/09/07 | Best for a fixed reward-track route before committing to heavier draw spending. |
| Lucky Spin | NARUTO-themed crate-style draw with Prize Path interaction. | First daily spin 10 UC; Draw 10 is 360 UC. | Check detailed odds and reward targets before spinning heavily. |
| Uzumaki Naruto Gilt | Gilt draw route with Luck and Hidden Leaf Crest mechanics. | First daily draw 10 UC; Draw 10 is 540 UC. | Use for Naruto Gilt cosmetics, but do not confuse Luck with a specific reward guarantee. |
Ninja Rank: How The Ninja Institute Works
The Ninja Institute page is the progression route inside the collaboration. It shows the current level as Genin, with a Ninja Training tab, a Promotion Trial tab, and current credits tracked toward the next milestone.
The visible milestone line uses Chakra thresholds, including Chakra 100, Chakra 130, Chakra 160, and Chakra 200. The final visible milestone points toward a cloak reward route, so this section matters for players who want event cosmetics without starting from paid spins.
Use Ninja Rank as a medium-term task page. It is not just a title screen: it tells players whether they should keep earning credits, attempt promotion tasks, or switch to another event route.
If your goal is The Fourth's Cloak Set or rank-related rewards, check Ninja Institute before spending UC elsewhere. A player who ignores rank progression may miss rewards that are earned through training rather than drawing.
Card Collection: Album Progress And Daily Play
The NARUTO event also feeds into a broader Card Collection system. The Card Collection Album lists album groups such as NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble, Legendary Ninja, Playful Battleground 3.0, and Steal a Brainrot. The NARUTO album shows a 0/20 progress state in the captured event view, while the bottom progress track shows collection rewards at multiple thresholds, including 30, 60, 100, 135, 175, and 215.
This route is important because it gives players another reason to check daily missions. The page points players toward Collector Card Packs and includes Redeem and Dismantle plus Daily Play buttons. If you are writing or using a full event guide, Card Collection should not be skipped; it is one of the main non-UC progression systems tied to the event season.
Perk Exchange: Daily Missions, Vouchers And Reward Prices
Perk Exchange is one of the richest free/task sections in the collaboration. It runs from 2026/07/08 to 2026/09/07 at 23:59 (UTC+0) and uses Perk Vouchers (V4.5) for rewards.
The page separates Daily Missions from Challenge Missions, with daily missions refreshing at 00:00 UTC+0. Visible mission examples include obtaining vouchers from matches, entering the event, making the Top 10 in Classic Mode, playing one WOW match, and completing matches in any mode.
| Visible reward type | Visible voucher cost | How to think about it |
|---|---|---|
| Naruto Outfit-style reward | 450 vouchers | High-priority cosmetic route for players who want a character look without relying only on paid draws. |
| Akatsuki / event pack-style reward | 450 vouchers | Another high-cost cosmetic option; compare with your daily voucher pace before committing. |
| Emote reward | 400 vouchers | Good target if you care more about permanent expression items than outfits. |
| Music / Blue Bird-style record | 100 vouchers | Lower-cost collection item; useful if you cannot reach 400-450 vouchers in time. |
| Voice card-style rewards | 100 vouchers each | Best treated as collection rewards after you decide whether to save for the expensive outfits. |
The Perk Exchange menu also links to special events, including Protect the Hidden Leaf, Gallery Collection, and Ninjutsu Test. That makes it a practical daily stop: claim missions, check voucher progress, then decide which special event still needs attention.
Protect The Hidden Leaf: Nine-Tails Ranking Event
Protect the Hidden Leaf is a Nine-Tails battle event running from 2026/07/08 to 2026/07/30 at 23:59 (UTC+0). The page is built around rare-card rewards and damage rankings. It separates Clan Nine-Tails Damage Ranking, Player Nine-Tails Damage Ranking, and a Server Special Nine-Tails Battle Report.
The Clan ranking panel includes a registration period from July 8 to July 16 at 23:59 (UTC+0). It tells players to join Clan members to defend against the Nine-Tails invasion and protect the Hidden Leaf.
It also states that members of the top 5,000 Clans can receive ultra-limited cards, limited to 300,000 cards. If a player is not in a Clan, this route becomes a clear action item: join one early or focus on individual and non-ranking routes instead.
Ninjutsu Test: Fast Reward Route
Ninjutsu Test is a short quiz-style event. The page asks, "What's your signature Ninjutsu?" and lists 9 questions and 17 Ninjutsu.
It also says the test takes only 3 minutes. The visible reward strip includes an outfit-style reward, vouchers, and a coin/currency-style item, so this is one of the easiest routes to recommend to every player.
Because the test is quick, put it near the top of your personal checklist. It does not require a UC decision, and it helps make the event feel richer than a pure draw campaign. For guide readers, this is the kind of detail that turns the article from a news recap into something they can act on immediately.
Gameplay Introduction: Nine-Tails Boss, Ninjutsu And Map Changes
The Gameplay Introduction tab explains the playable side of the collaboration. It includes tiles for Nine-Tails Boss, Collaboration Ninjutsu, and Themed Items. The map panel also highlights recreated scenes and urban area revamps, which tells players where to look for themed points of interest instead of treating the event as only a lobby or reward page.
Use this tab before jumping into Classic Mode. If you are returning after the first day, it is especially useful because NARUTO gameplay features rolled out in phases during the update window. Players who only played once at launch may not have seen the full ninjutsu set, map changes, or boss-focused gameplay.
Ninjutsu Release Schedule
The Version 4.5 event notes show a phased release for collaboration ninjutsu. July 8 started the base mode with Earth Style: Mud Wall, Reanimation Jutsu, and Fire Style: Great Fireball Jutsu. July 10 added Multiple Shadow Clone Jutsu.
July 12 added Chidori and Rasengan. July 14 then added Flying Raijin Jutsu. This sequence matters because the July 12 paid/event wave arrived in the middle of the gameplay rollout, not as a separate isolated update.
| Date | Ninjutsu / update | Player action |
|---|---|---|
| July 8 | Earth Style: Mud Wall, Reanimation Jutsu, Fire Style: Great Fireball Jutsu | Learn the base NARUTO themed mode and check the first event tasks. |
| July 10 | Multiple Shadow Clone Jutsu | Return to the mode if you only played during the first update day. |
| July 12 | Chidori and Rasengan | Recheck gameplay while also reviewing Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and Gilt routes. |
| July 14 | Flying Raijin Jutsu | Use this as the final visible ninjutsu rollout checkpoint. |
Prize Path: Fixed Track Before You Spin
Prize Path runs from 2026/07/12 to 2026/09/07 and shows an unlock price of 500 UC. The page displays Level 1 with 0/200 progress, a Point Missions button, a Lucky Spin entry, and a reward track.
The visual message is clear: Prize Path is a progression route, not a one-click purchase. Before unlocking it, players should check whether the visible reward track and mission requirements match their goal.
Prize Path is best for players who prefer a clearer track of rewards. It also points toward Lucky Spin, so the two routes should be explained together. If a player is deciding between Prize Path and direct spins, the first question should be whether they want track rewards and mission progress, or whether they are mainly chasing a specific spin reward.
Lucky Spin: Costs, Rewards And Prize Path Progress
Lucky Spin now has enough visible price information to include in a spending guide. It runs from 2026/07/12 to 2026/09/07 (UTC+0), includes a Detailed Odds button, and shows a reward layout around NARUTO character cosmetics and collaboration items. The page also shows Prize Path interaction: it says the player needs 200 more progress to reach Prize Path Level 2, which means spins and Prize Path are connected rather than completely separate pages.
| Lucky Spin action | Visible cost | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| First spin of the day | 10 UC, shown as a daily discount from 40 UC | Best low-risk test spin if you only want to sample the event. |
| Normal single spin | 40 UC shown as the base single-spin cost | Use only after checking odds and deciding whether the reward pool fits your target. |
| Draw 10 | 360 UC, shown as a discount from 400 UC | Better for players already committed to the spin route, not for players still comparing options. |
| Prize Path progress | Page shows 200 more progress to reach Prize Path Lv. 2 | Check Prize Path goals before spinning so progress is not wasted on rewards you do not care about. |
The safest player advice is to tap Detailed Odds before committing to Draw 10. A discount does not make a spin route automatically good value; it only lowers the entry cost. If your target is a specific character cosmetic, vehicle, crate, or collaboration item, confirm the reward pool and odds first.
Uzumaki Naruto Gilt: Costs And Luck Mechanics
Uzumaki Naruto Gilt runs from 2026/07/12 00:00 to 2026/09/07 23:59 (UTC+0). It uses a separate price structure from Lucky Spin.
The first single draw of the day shows 10 UC, discounted from 60 UC. Draw 10 shows 540 UC, discounted from 600 UC. The route also has a Luck meter at 0/100 and milestone rewards for prize counts such as 20, 40, 80, 150, and 250.
The Gilt route should be treated as a premium draw path. It has stronger Naruto-focused presentation and its own event currency mechanics, but it is not the same as a direct purchase. The first daily draw is a low-cost entry point; repeated Draw 10 spending should wait until the player understands the Luck rules and the exchange target.
| Gilt action | Visible cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| First single draw of the day | 10 UC, discounted from 60 UC | Good for players who want a low-cost daily attempt. |
| Normal single draw | 60 UC | The base single-draw cost when the daily discount is no longer available. |
| Draw 10 | 540 UC, discounted from 600 UC | Only use if you are comfortable with the Gilt rules and target reward pool. |
| Luck meter | 0/100 shown at start | Luck helps with Hidden Leaf Crest acquisition, not direct target-item guarantees. |
How Luck And Hidden Leaf Crest Work
Each Gilt draw grants a random amount of Luck. Higher Luck increases the chance of receiving a Hidden Leaf Crest.
When Luck is full, the event guarantees a Hidden Leaf Crest, and the Luck meter returns to zero after a Hidden Leaf Crest is drawn. Hidden Leaf Crests can be exchanged for rare items at the Event Shop, and unused Crests expire after the event and are dismantled via mail.
Important: A full Luck meter guarantees a Hidden Leaf Crest, not a specific Naruto outfit, finish, weapon, or character item. The event rules also state that participating does not guarantee any specific item, so do not calculate a final target cost until the exchange price for your exact target is visible in-game.
Which Route Should You Prioritize?
| Player goal | Best route to check first | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Free or low-spend rewards | Ninjutsu Test, Perk Exchange, Card Collection, Ninja Rank | These routes use tasks, vouchers, cards, and progression before UC-heavy decisions. |
| Learning the NARUTO mode | Gameplay Introduction and Ninjutsu Release Schedule | These explain the Nine-Tails Boss, collaboration ninjutsu, themed items, and map updates. |
| Clan or rare-card competition | Protect the Hidden Leaf | The event includes clan and player damage ranking routes with rare-card rewards. |
| Fixed reward track | Prize Path | 500 UC unlock and level progress are clearer than pure draw chasing. |
| Lower-cost NARUTO spin route | Lucky Spin | First daily spin is 10 UC and Draw 10 is 360 UC, but odds still matter. |
| Premium Naruto Gilt route | Uzumaki Naruto Gilt | Higher Draw 10 cost at 540 UC, Luck mechanics, and Hidden Leaf Crest exchange make it a more deliberate spend path. |
UC Spending Checklist
Before topping up UC, decide which route you are actually using. If your target is Prize Path, judge whether the 500 UC unlock and track rewards are worth it.
If your target is Lucky Spin, check Detailed Odds and consider using the 10 UC daily spin before Draw 10. If your target is Uzumaki Naruto Gilt, remember that Luck supports Hidden Leaf Crest acquisition but does not guarantee your chosen cosmetic directly.
Use the package list below only after checking the event route you plan to spend on. Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and Uzumaki Naruto Gilt use different UC costs, so match the top-up amount to the route instead of buying blindly.
Official July 12 Signal
PUBG MOBILE's July 12 official video confirms that Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and the Dual Gilt Set event went live in the same collaboration wave. Use that as the launch signal, while using the in-game event pages for current costs, odds, and reward rules.
PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO FAQ
Where should I start the PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO event?
Start from NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble. It is the hub that connects Version Overview, Ninja Rank, Get Credits, Gameplay Introduction, Event Shop, Prize Path, Lucky Spin, Uzumaki Naruto, Perk Exchange, Card Collection, and Protect the Hidden Leaf.
How much does Prize Path cost?
Prize Path shows a 500 UC unlock price. It also has level progress, Point Missions, a reward track, and a Lucky Spin entry, so check the track before unlocking it.
How much does Lucky Spin cost?
Lucky Spin shows the first spin of the day at 10 UC, discounted from 40 UC. Draw 10 shows 360 UC, discounted from 400 UC. Check Detailed Odds before spending more than the daily discount.
How much does Uzumaki Naruto Gilt cost?
The Uzumaki Naruto Gilt page shows the first single draw of the day at 10 UC, discounted from 60 UC. Draw 10 shows 540 UC, discounted from 600 UC.
Does full Luck guarantee a target Naruto reward?
No: Full Luck guarantees a Hidden Leaf Crest, not a specific Naruto outfit, character item, finish, weapon, or cosmetic. Check the Event Shop exchange target before calculating cost.
Which free routes should I clear first?
Start with Ninjutsu Test, daily Perk Exchange missions, Card Collection Daily Play, Ninja Rank credits, and Protect the Hidden Leaf if you are in a Clan. These routes can produce rewards or progress before UC spending.
When does the PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO event end?
The main Ninjas Assemble hub shows 2026/07/08-2026/09/08 (UTC+0). Several sub-events, including Prize Path, Lucky Spin, Gilt, Ninja Institute, and Perk Exchange, show September 7 end dates, so always check the specific page you plan to use.
Conclusion
PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO is much larger than a single draw event. Ninjas Assemble is the main event hub, and the best player route is to clear task systems first: Ninja Rank, Perk Exchange, Card Collection, Ninjutsu Test, Protect the Hidden Leaf, and Gameplay Introduction.
After that, compare paid routes. Prize Path is the fixed 500 UC track, Lucky Spin is the lower-cost spin route with a 10 UC daily discount and 360 UC Draw 10, and Uzumaki Naruto Gilt is the premium Naruto draw route with a 10 UC daily draw, 540 UC Draw 10, and Luck / Hidden Leaf Crest mechanics. That order gives players the most useful picture of the collaboration without pretending that every reward has a guaranteed price.
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