PUBG MOBILE competitions being held all week at the Los Angeles Convention Center
Los Angeles, CA – Honoring their strong connection to the anime community, PUBG MOBILE announced today that they will be present at Anime Expo 2019 in Los Angeles, CA. From July 4 – 6, fans of the world’s most popular mobile game and Anime enthusiasts alike can swing by Entertainment Hall Booth #21 for a chance to catch their favorite anime voice actors competing in PUBG MOBILE matches.
The PUBG MOBILE team has assembled an impressive roster of talent from top anime hits including Faye Mata (“JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure”, “Re:Zero”, “Sword Art Online”), Morgan Berry (“Darling in the Franxx”, “Sword Art Online”, “Cells at Work”), Jackie Lastra (“The Promised Neverland”, “Sword Art Online”, “Granblue Fantasy”), Alan Lee (“The Rising of the Shield Hero”, “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure”), Erik Kimerer (“Mob Psycho 100”, “Gundam Build Divers”, “The Rising of the Shield Hero”), and Billy Kametz (“Mr Osomatsu”, “Mikhail”, “Baki”, “Sirius of Jaeger”), all of whom will be ready to take on eager fans brave enough to enter the PUBG MOBILE arena.
“We’re huge Anime fans and so are many of our players,” said Eric Cleaver, Senior Community Manager for PUBG MOBILE. “Anime Expo is a perfect place to show our appreciation, connect, and play PUBG MOBILE.”
Attendees are encouraged to stop by the PUBG MOBILE booth to join the battle, grab a photo with the actors, take photos on a grand PUBG MOBILE set with professional cosplayers, and take a break in the rest area to charge their phones and relax during the show.
PUBG MOBILE is available to download for free on the App Store and Google Play.
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