Alone Survivor

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## Alone Survivor

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### Event Start

November 23, 2023 End of maintenance (15:00) (UTC+9)

## Sources

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**Alone Survivor** is the 23rd story event in *Goddess of Victory: Nikke.*

The event is centered around Tove, the newest recruit to Unlimited.

## Synopsis

The (self-proclaimed) survivalist Tove finally joins Unlimited, and is eager to show her skills to the team on their search-and-rescue operations. Whether she can *actually* demonstrate those skills is another question entirely.

## Story

### Prologue - A Survivalist on Paper

In a dark room, a Nikke on the television reports that temperatures on the surface have dropped, most notably in the northern tundra where the search and rescue squad Unlimited has been assigned. At a low of -65 degrees, the weather is cold enough that a pot of hot water tossed in the air would *immediately freeze.* Laser-focused on the program, Tove pauses it to recite the four important things the narrator is about to say; water, food, fire, and shelter.

Playback resumed, the Nikke explains how crucial it is to keep moving, else one's body and belongings will begin to freeze. She demonstrates that a moment of inactivity is all it took for her gun to be *frozen to her hand.* Pausing the video again, Tove pre-empts the Nikke's advice on using warm urine to unfreeze the gun. Tove starts the video again, and again stops the video to recite the Nikke's advice on deriving water from snow; pack it in a bottle and use body heat to warm it up.

Turning off the TV, Tove notes that this is the 10th time now that she's watched this specific survival advisory. Combined with the knowledge derived from all the survival books she's read, Tove has no doubts that she's ready to take part in a rescue operation. But a twinge of uncertainty yet lingers, so she goes to the mirror to do one final check.

While checking herself over, Tove recites a number of survival tips associated with fauna that are edible and/or have usable parts. Checks and recital complete, Tove confidently declares that she's learned everything she needs. Now she just has to put it into practice...

### Newbie of the North

The protagonist greets Ludmilla at Unlimited's base, having been escorted by Alice and Neve. The Snow Queen is worried that something may have happened since they came later than expected, but the reason itself was benign. Neve wanted to dig into some caves to find polar bears, but found nothing and instead dozed off while hugging "Burly Bear." Sidling past that bit of quirkiness, Ludmilla invites "Servant" to sit by the fire and warm up.

As feeling slowly returns to his frozen extremities, the protagonist asks for mission details, since the Ark neglected to give him any beyond "go north and get instructions there." Mentally sighing at the Ark's usual incompetence, Ludmilla gives an abridged briefing.

Unlimited has received a request to extract a detachment of mass-produced Nikkes who have gone MIA 28 days ago. Despite the north's low Alva particle concentration, all attempts to contact the Nikkes have failed, with their last known location being approximately 3000 meters high around Glitter Mountain. Neve's grimace makes the protagonist curious about why Glitter Mountain is such a problem, to which Unlimited explains that Glitter Mountain is one of the coldest, most treacherous, Rapture-infested places in all the north, with conditions only worsening as one ascends. While Nikkes are less susceptible to cold compared to regular humans, if they remain in extreme conditions for too long, their mentality could suffer, culminating in a Mind Switch. To curb that, the protagonist has been sent along, both to provide mental healthcare, and if need be...handle the final mercy.

The protagonist accepts the duty, but Neve is concerned how a human like himself is going to survive in the extremes of Glitter Mountain. Sharing that concern, Ludmilla proposes sending "the newbie" with the protagonist to help him out. By "the newbie," she refers to Tove, a Missilis Nikke and a survivalist in her own right. Curious about this new face, the protagonist asks for Tove's location so he can say hi. According to Ludmilla, his escort will probably be nervously pacing in a hallway nearby...

Sure enough, the protagonist finds an unfamiliar Nikke just outside the reception room. At first, the Nikke is unbalanced by the protagonist's lack of recognition, but eventually realizes he's just teasing her. It's actually quite heartening to know he can be so casual even when faced with the north's perils, since mindset plays an important part for a survival expert's chances.

At the words "survival expert," the protagonist becomes curious as to what exactly he can expect. Tove explains that she's here to ensure he comes out of this safe and sound. Seeing how confidently the survivalist talks herself up, the protagonist decides not to mention that he's *already* done *multiple* missions involving the north...

Tove rattles off a laundry list of cold-weather gear the protagonist will need to protect himself, though she asserts she can pack lightly herself since she can (ostensibly) find what she needs out there. She cryptically does not elaborate what she means, only commenting that it will be a surprise...

### Theory and Practice

Seeing the snowfall of the north, Alice is tempted to dive into a snowdrift while Neve considers making herself a cave to nap in. Ludmilla and the protagonist make sure their members stay on task, and the casual attitude leaves Tove taken aback. As much as she talks a big game, she can't hide her nerves at her very first mission, or her thoughts entertaining the notion they may already be too late. Ludmilla assures the recruit that her urgency is well-founded, and they've all felt what she's feeling before. Yet these missions they undergo can take anywhere from days to months before they conclude, and spending all that time with the dial turned to eleven only serves to wear yourself out.

As Unlimited tromps ahead, Tove asks the protagonist if he trusts her. She claims that Ludmilla is hiding some nerves over this being the survivalist's first operation, and she wants to assure the man that he's in good hands. It *almost* serves to allay concerns...until Tove belts out a sneeze. Turns out she jacked up her temperature sensitivity to maximum, causing her to shiver and sniffle even with her thermal suit on. The deadpan look on the protagonist's face finally prompts the survival expert(?) to turn down her temperature sensitivity, and they carry on with confidence(?)

A few hours later, Unlimited arrives at the spot where they lost the Nikkes' signal. Given it was a 6-unit squad, there *should* be traces, like a camp or food remains. Though Unlimited splits up to search the perimeter, Ludmilla notably *does not* allocate tasks to Tove and the protagonist. Seeing how much they struggled to keep up, the Snow Queen decides they're better off catching their breath. Tove protests being sidelined like this, but Ludmilla reminds her she has a task more important than putting her nose to the ground; keeping "Servant," their *commander*, safe from any harm.

At this prompt, Tove grasps the protagonist's hands and finds them (in her opinion) *freezing cold.* Despite the man asserting that he's fine, Tove insists he's not, and needs to warm up before they have to *amputate* his limbs. As Ludmilla simply walks off to search the area, Tove clasps the protagonist's hands in hers. While he can feel a warm sensation coming from the grip, Tove is still looking around for anything she can use to make a fire. She finds some twigs and a rock that's reddened from iron oxidization, and explains that this can be used like a flint to create a fire by striking something metallic like a nearby pipe. She strikes the rock against the pipe for a spell, and...absolutely nothing happens.

Tove becomes flustered as this improvised flint works nothing like the demonstration videos she watched. The protagonist offers to give it a go, and he manages to make a spark after about 10 attempts. Tove tries her best to assert herself as an expert on matters of wilderness survival, but it's not really doing the trick...

Moving right along, Tove nudges the spark to the kindling and starts a small fire. It serve to warm up the protagonist a little bit more, restoring Tove's ~~ego~~ confidence in her survival skills...

### Overpayment

Taking shelter in a building, Unlimited compiles their findings. Alice found a few dog tags, whose numbers correspond to those of the missing Nikkes. Judging by how Alice found them under the bridge, the squad must've camped there for shelter.

Following Alice's findings, Neve managed to find a small trace of the Nikkes' footprints, and all six headed into the pine forest towards Glitter Mountain. It's uncertain *why* they went towards the mountain, but whatever the case, it confirms that they'll need to search there for any leads.

Tove tries to report her own work, which ends with the protagonist covering for her claiming she taught him some survival tips while warming him up. The survival expert(?) puffs up again as she asserts that she'll show her true capability soon enough. Expectant of the same, Ludmilla declares they're ready to move out.

Approaching Glitter Mountain, Unlimited's radio suddenly picks up a signal. Neve fiddles with the device for a moment before narrowing it down to the mountain ridge in the distance. In all likelihood, it's the squad they're looking for, since the Ark would notify them if there were any more Nikkes sent up north.

The protagonist is about ready to beeline to the signal, but is vetoed by Ludmilla. Directly ahead is a valley with a steep drop, charging carelessly would lead to them all taking quite the dive. Normally, that'd be no issue for Unlimited, but they have to account for the protagonist and his comparative fragility. Alice proposes making a sled for "Rabbity" to slide down, prompting Ludmilla to ask *how* they're going to make a sled in the barren north.

Seeing her opportunity, Tove volunteers to gather wood and animal hide to fashion an improvised sled. All she asks is one hour to complete the task. Seeing the confidence on the recruit's face, Ludmilla sighs and lets her get to work. Jumping for joy, Tove grabs Neve to help her find animals to source the hide, with a curious Alice tagging along. Left by themselves, Ludmilla and the protagonist note how high-spirited the others have become. The latter is confident that Tove can get the job done, though however it turns out, it will undoubtedly be a learning experience for them all...

Some time later, Tove proudly presents her sled made of wood and reindeer hide, allowing the rider to safely traverse downward inclines. Unfortunately, there was only enough material to make one sled. Ludmilla isn't bothered by the idea of only "Servant" getting to use the sled, though she *is* concerned that *zero* test drives have been performed to ensure safety. Conceding the point, Tove invites the protagonist to ride with her for a test, as she made the sled to accommodate one human and one Nikke's weight.

Hopping on the sled, Tove is filled with nervous anticipation for her first handmade sled ride. The protagonist is of a similar excitement, though Tove's lack of field experience is giving him more nerves than anticipation. Showing the safety belts installed into the sled, Tove kicks off the test drive.

The ride is...faster than they expected it to be, *way too fast even.* Both Tove and the protagonist scream their hearts out as they careen ever downwards...

### Stranded

Sensing something amiss, the protagonist wonders why the sled hasn't stopped. Tove panics and says she doesn't know either, only that this slope is *much steeper* than it looked...

Things go from bad to worse as a rumbling shakes from the distance, bumping the sled and jolting its occupants. Good news, Tove recognizes the source. Bad news, it's an *avalanche* that's currently *barreling towards them.* In a desperate attempt to dodge the avalanche, Tove turns the sled and keeps sliding down...

Reaching the base safely, the two take a moment to catch their breaths before they relocate somewhere away from the alpines. Unfortunately, the protagonist's legs have become incapable of moving, leaving Tove with the task of dragging him with the sled to safety. Just as they manage to get off the slope entirely, a *second* avalanche comes down and buries the way they came. There's no turning back now...

After briefly panicking over their situation, the two try to use their phones to call for help, only to find there's no signal. Tove recalls that the north is fairly sparse in terms of Alva particle concentration, but sometimes the mountainous areas are complete dead zones anyway. The protagonist suggests using a flare, which would be a good idea...if Tove didn't hand hers over to Neve due to encumbrance issues.

With the immediate high-tech solutions out of the question, the protagonist follows up on Tove's idea to build a fire and use it as a beacon. Unfortunately there are no materials suitable to use as a flint, and Tove's lost some of her alternative supplies. The protagonist calms down the ~~self-proclaimed~~ survival expert by asking her what they do in the videos she's watched. Seeing the parallels to their current situation, Tove manages to regain her senses. Oddly, despite the harrowing circumstances, Tove feels...assured. Like they're going to make it without fail. The big key to surviving an extreme climate is to keep the mindset of a survivor. And, as the twos growling stomachs demonstrate, keeping oneself properly fed.

### Lone Survivalists

With a need to find food, Tove and the protagonist trudge towards a nearby tree. The survival expert(?) explains these trees serve as shelter for various critters, so one can find food sources by peeling off the bark. Though the prospect of eating bugs or squirrels is somewhat hard to stomach in various ways, Tove asserts that a survival scenario like this one means they can't afford to be picky. Peeling back the bark with a knife, Tove notices something whizz across her vision. It can't be a worm, since those wouldn't live this deep in a tree. Then she gets another look at the shape...and *recoils* at the sight of a *centipede.*

Seeing the ~~self-proclaimed~~ survivalist lose her marbles over the countless wriggling legs, the protagonist ~~reminds her they can't be picky about their food~~ tries to grab a stick to catch the centipede, with a frightened Tove clinging to him as the centipede ~~falls from the tree and dives into snow~~ falls over from being whacked by the stick. With the threat(?) handled, the protagonist asks Tove to cease clinging to him, as the survivalist(?) decided to climb on him to "escape." With Tove still feeling shaky, the protagonist lets her stay on him for a little longer...

Some time later, Tove has managed to recoup herself, laughing off her previous panic as if it was a bad dream. Though the centipede's venom means it was a bust for food, there *was* something Tove managed to scrounge. That something turns out to be *moth larvae.* Just as the survivalist(?) is about to chow down on the wriggling critters, she decides ~~it's too gross to eat~~ that such a delicacy should go to the protagonist, since he's a frail human who needs nutrients more than she does. The protagonist ~~simply takes the larvae~~ calls out Tove on her reluctance to consume insects, leading the survivalist(?) to plop one in his hands.

Staring at the wriggling baby insect in his hands, the protagonist decides to ~~chew it~~ swallow it whole. Tove asks for his impression on the taste, which is it ~~popped in his mouth and felt gross~~ was surprisingly nutty. When the protagonist insists Tove also has to eat a larva, the survivalist(?) apologizes for trying to force him to eat them all. Turns out that actually *trying* to exercise survival advice is much more difficult than simply reading or watching a program about it...

Night falls, and with it, the temperature only gets colder and colder. With neither a stable food source or a fire, the two seek out shelter to get out of the wind. Unfortunately, the terrain is an open field, so there's no quick and easy cliff or alcove to take shelter in. Tove decides their best bet it to dig themselves a snow cave much like a polar bear, using her gun with the safety on as a makeshift shovel. At the survival expert(?)'s request, the protagonist finds a study stick to help her dig.

Looking over optimal spots, the two begin digging into the snow, with Tove asking the protagonist to make the hollow like a bunk bed so that the cold air will fall to the bottom. By the time the wind begins picking up, they've finished digging a hole big enough for them to fit in. Tove urges the protagonist sleep first, since she'll need to keep an eye out for anything passing by, be it Raptures or another rescue squad. She refuses to take alternating shifts, as despite the...previous mishaps, she still has her pride as a member of Unlimited, the guardians of the frozen north. Acquiescing, the protagonist lays down to sleep, huddling just a little closer to Tove for warmth...

### Time to Move

Daybreak arrives, and Tove grunts in exertion as she digs a way out of the snow. She briefly panics as the protagonist sneezes, fearing he developed hypothermia despite her huddling close to share body heat with him. Thankfully, it's just a small cold, but unless they find a way out of here, he might *really* get hypothermia.

Peering around for signs of a more temperate shelter, Tove notices a light glimmering in the distance, positing that it's perhaps a streetlight near a building. The protagonist is understandably skeptical. What kind of building would be this far out, let alone one with a working streetlight over a century after humanity fled the surface? Tove explains that while improbable, it's not *impossible* for such a thing to be out here. In fact, the location of the shimmer looks a lot like the coordinates discussed during the mission briefing...

Tove wonders if perhaps the Nikkes they're looking for are at that point, and the two agree to go check it out, hoping they'll find shelter even if the Nikkes aren't there. With the protagonist's health worsening by the moment, Tove piggybacks the protagonist towards the glimmer, intent on doing whatever she can to keep him alive. Her way of repaying him for his trust and assistance, and to make up for the fact that so far, she's been talking the talk without walking the walk.

The trudge is long and exhausting, even for a Nikke like Tove, but eventually they arrive at the streetlight, situated in front of a building labeled "Mountain Rescue Base." The protagonist has gotten so weak he can barely speak, so Tove brings him inside the base to recuperate. The interior is, as expected of an abandoned building in a remote region, dilapidated and rundown, yet sufficient to keep the wind and chill out.

Tove calls out to anyone who may be inside, but gets no response. Then the protagonist hears a radio buzzing with static, likely the source of that signal Neve received. With some trepidation, Tove opens the door where the static is coming from...

The sight inside is unpleasant to say the least. Even through the small crack, the two can spy a mass-produced Nikke whose core has been heavily damaged. Off to the side, two other Nikkes are in similarly poor condition, along with three orbs that seem to be encasing fragile contents. Tove concludes...these are most likely the Nikkes they're looking for. The protagonist notices they're all still breathing, but Tove notifies him that none of them are going to last long like this. When the commander asks what needs to be done to save them, Tove explains.

In the current situation, the Nikkes' bodies will soon be unable to supply oxygen to their brains, at which point death becomes an inevitability. Before that happens, they need to extract the brains and put them in a safe container such as a Brain Shelter. Hearing a beeping noise, Tove turns to see the devices they saw earlier are indeed Brain Shelters. Unfortunately, the batteries are running low, and all of them are already occupied with a brain. In all likelihood, the brains encased in the Shelters are the ones who were in the worst condition...

Tove starts losing her cool again, only for the protagonist to pull her back. Unfortunately, neither of them have the tools or skills to safely extract and store brains. The most Tove's survival knowledge could serve here would be to cobble materials together so she can...lead Unlimited...to their...location...

The protagonist notices there *is* something that can be done as they both arrive at this epiphany. Tove pulls up her bootstraps and psyches herself up. Right now, she needs to signal Unlimited to their location. A fire, an explosion, *anything* will do as long as the squad can notice it and make it here in time...

### Unlimited

In order to make a fire big enough for Unlimited to notice, good wood is needed. The best kind of wood to burn is pine, and fortunately, there's plenty of it to be found. Tove briefly panics when one of the trees she fells drops a caterpillar on her arm, but she toughens up and manages to consume it for protein. Even if she complains through the whole process.

Next, the fire needs to be shielded from the wind and snow, but the material can't obscure the light of the fire, so it also has to be both heat-resistant and transparent. Tove hauls some plastic sheets and wire from the rescue base, and despite some difficulties, manages to cobble together a shield. It will (hopefully) work a lot better than it looks...

Finally, something needs to be added to the fire to give it a bit more "oomph." Said something is a small pile of guns Tove brings out from the base. They originally belonged to the mass-produced Nikkes, but despite being broken beyond use, the guns are still a good source of gunpowder. It's a task that requires more precision than expected, since she can't just brute-force the bullets, but she declines the protagonist's assistance. With both his life and the lives of the Nikkes riding on this, Tove's become determined to do this herself. After some effort, the bullets are all cleared out of their powder, with the protagonist patting the survival expert(?) on the shoulder.

Some time later, Tove stands with two unlit fuses. Pointing towards a rickety tower, the survivalist explains her plan to climb the observation post and light a signal. With any luck, the tower will be high enough, and the fire bright enough, for Unlimited to notice and converge on their position. The protagonist is concerned that there's no flint to light the fuses, but Tove found another solution. An old lighter she scrounged from one of the bins in the base. With no real concerns remaining, the protagonist waits while Tove scales the tower.

After making it up the tower, Tove brandishes one of her fuses and tries to light it, but the heavy winds are making it difficult to spark the lighter. Setting down the other fuse, Tove shields the fuse long enough to set it alight.

A fireball rockets into the air, the heat causing Tove to recoil as her eyebrows nearly get singed off. Holding the other fuse at arm's length, a second fireball shoots into the sky. As the flare continues to burn, it quickly consumes the cloth and hide wrappings, working it way through the stick until it starts *cooking Tove's hand.* The melted remains trickle down her wrist and onto her arm, the burning pain beyond anything her temperature sensors can curtail.

Yet Tove still refuses to let go, even stabilizing the torch with her other arm. If she drops her arm too early, Unlimited might not see the flare, and then she'd be doomed, along with the protagonist and the Nikkes she was meant to save. *She promised that she'd get them all home safely*, a little burning is nothing compared to breaking that promise. Clenching her teeth as the blaze spreads to both her arms, Tove waves the flare defiantly against the cold and wind. The light of life, still trying to burn in the face of being snuffed out...

Meanwhile, Alice notices a bright light shining in the distance. Neve and Ludmilla arrive at the same conclusion, and make a beeline towards the light.

The protagonist spies a wall of white barreling towards their location, and warns Tove of an impending snowstorm. But the survivalist refutes that notion and tells him to look again. As the tide draws closer, the protagonist notices she's right. The white comes from several Nikkes who are sliding down the slope. *Unlimited has arrived.*

The reunion is a joyous one for sure, though Ludmilla is concerned about the state of Tove's arms. Between the survivalist's insistence that she's fine, and more pressing matters to attend to, Unlimited steps inside the base to assess the situation.

With three Nikkes critically injured, and three brains kept in stasis, there's no time to be lost. Ludmilla orders Alice to tend to the wounded Nikkes so they can be transported back to base while Neve replenishes the Brain Shelters' power supply. Tove is left to look over her injuries and make sure she herself can return safely. Their rescue efforts have only just begun...

Those words pique the protagonist curiosity, so Ludmilla indulges him with an explanation. Unlimited will have to file a request to the Big Three in order to get the Nikkes replacement bodies. Unfortunately, it's not so simple. Thanks to the...social climate...of the Ark, it's unlikely for the corporations to shell out spare bodies for what they see as "expendable" mass-production models. That's why they have to attempt...alternative means...of repairing and saving these Nikkes.

Such a plan would entail transplants of spare parts from the same model. The problem there is that only limbs are viable transplants due to their distance from the central nervous system. Even then, there's the chance that the attachment of a "foreign object" would lead to a Mind Switch. However minuscule the odds of success, Unlimited will still try to save them however they can. Anything less would be a disservice to all the Nikkes who fought and died for humanity's survival.

Seeing the state of the Nikkes, Ludmilla notes that they must've taken care of each other, dragging their comrades into the building and putting the most endangered members into the Brain Shelters. The nobility and struggle to survive that even a mass-produced unit can exhibit. It evokes emotions that are difficult to put it into words. Ludmilla asks Tove if she believes she's cut out for this line of work, where such a struggle rarely, if ever, goes noticed, let alone rewarded. After a moment's silence, Tove finds her words, and says...

### Hard Mode Epilogue - The Future Continues

Northern Base, some time after the rescue operation. Tove asks the protagonist if he really thinks the Nikkes they recovered can be saved. Alice does good work, no question about it, but the victims' lower bodies are going to have to be replaced using spare parts. However much Tove and Alice have wiled the hours fixing away, there's an uncertainty to the odds of success that the survivalist can't shake...

While this thought is being ruminated upon, Neve steps out and invites Tove to come and see for herself how the Nikkes are recuperating. She sees no problems letting them in after all the work Tove has done, and if anything *does* happen, Ludmilla is there to assist. Tove timidly asks the protagonist to come with her, and the two step inside the room...

They find Ludmilla a little further inside, and she has no qualms with letting them see the recovering Nikkes. In fact, she says they came just in time, as one of the mass-produced Nikkes shakily limps towards them, holding onto Ludmilla for support.

Surprised that one of the rescues is already mobile, Tove asks for a mental health update. Ludmilla reports that they're *mostly* fine, but they should still be supervised as the harrowing situation was easy trauma fodder, and a number of them show signs of aphasia. But they are alive, and that alone offers an opportunity for things to get better, so Ludmilla is satisfied with the outcome.

Tove is shocked when the MP Nikke says her name, and in slow, quiet words, thanks the survivalist for saving her and helping her recover. Tove accepts the thanks, only asking that the Nikke in turn continue to live on...

The protagonist pats Tove on the back, seeing how her shoulders quiver from emotion. They can only hope those they were lucky to save can find their way forward again. In stark contrast to the wet-behind-the-ears braggart he first met, the protagonist muses that Tove has become a full-fledged member of Unlimited. He prays that she goes on to save many in the future, that she may experience this same joy time and time again...

## Gameplay

Event Tickets (Survival Knives) are spent to play stages and earn currency (Tree Seeds) which can be traded in the shop for rewards. Knives regenerate to a maximum of 5 per day during the daily reset. Additional Knives can be purchased in the shop for Gems. Purchase limits are dictated by duration of the event. When the event ends, excess Tree Seeds will be converted into Credits.

### Challenge Stages

Spend Challenge Chips to take on high-difficulty battles against the boss Grave Digger. Chips regenerate to a maximum of 1 per day.

### Challenge Missions

One-time missions that award Tree Seeds for clearing stages. Clearing 1-12N will earn the CG "ALONE SURVIVOR" and a Memory Film to unlock an event in the Archives.

## List of Bonus Nikkes

Complete stages using the following Nikkes for a chance to earn extra Tree Seeds. Bonus stacks up to 100%

## Version Updates

### New SSR Nikke: Tove

Tove will be added to the Special Recruit banner for the duration of the event. Molds to directly purchase her via Gold Mileage Tickets will also be available in the shop.

*When the rate-up ends, Tove will be added to the standard Recruit pool in a later update.*

### 7-day Login Event - Survivor Signal

To celebrate the new version update, additional rewards will be provided for up to 7 days of logins.

### Full Burst Day

5:00 December 2nd to 5:00 December 4th (UTC+9)

During Full Burst Day, rewards from Interception and Simulation Room will be doubled.

### Archives Update

The event Miracle Snow will be rereleased via the Archives system, now with voice acting.

### Union Raid

Duration: 12:00 November 24th to 5:00 November 30th (UTC+9)

Union members band together to take on bosses and earn Union Chips to trade in the shop. During this time, players cannot leave or be kicked from Unions.

### Coordinated Operation

Players team up to take on the boss Modernia and earn Broken Cores to trade in the shop.

### December Mission Pass Update

The Mission Pass will be refreshed on the first day of December. The premium track will offer the costume Black Rabbit for Noir.

## Trivia

* Neve is the only squad member of Unlimited not to be included in the Reward Boost Nikkes.

## References

Notes

References
1. ↑ https://twitter.com/NIKKE\_en/status/1726057737153372591
2. ↑ https://nikke-en.com/newsdetail.html?content\_id=2ed384eaaf68da40f7a9022a7fefbf7e6f1f&sid=494&from=list&col\_name=IMPORTANT&father\_content\_id=2ed384eaaf68da40f7a9022a7fefbf7e6f1f