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Arena of Valor

Game

Arena of Valor is TiMi Studio Group's 5v5 mobile MOBA, launched region by region from 2016. In April 2023 it added a Sailor Moon Cosmos collaboration, giving three heroes Sailor Guardian-themed skins.

Genre: Multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA)
Platform: iPhone, Android (Sailor Moon crossover collab)
Developer: TiMi Studio Group
Publisher: Tencent Games / Level Infinite
Release Year: 2016
North America Release Date: 2017-12-19
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The Base Game

Arena of Valor is a team-based multiplayer online battle arena built by TiMi Studio Group under Tencent Games, playable on Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. It rolled out across Asian markets starting in late 2016, then reached Europe in 2017 and North America in December 2017.
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The Sailor Moon Cosmos Collaboration

The game's Sailor Moon crossover was announced on April 26, 2023, timed to the theatrical release of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos. It introduced three character skins: Diao Chan restyled as Eternal Sailor Moon, Alice as Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon, and Eland'orr as Tuxedo Mask, rolling out through May 2023.
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Context

The Sailor Moon content is a limited cosmetic tie-in layered on Arena of Valor's existing hero roster rather than a new game. The skins change a character's appearance and special effects without altering underlying abilities, following the same pattern AoV has used for other anime and franchise crossovers.
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