Is the second Conan collaboration coming soon? The skins will delve deeper into the cultural connotations behind the characters.

At the end of last year, Honor of Kings was unusually quiet. The rain of new skins suddenly stopped, and major game forums were speculating whether it was the calm before the storm and that some big project was in the works. No new skins for a month seemed like something the developers would do. Then, without warning, a collaboration with Detective Conan was released, with two popular marksmen appearing at the same time: Lu Ban No. 7 as Conan and Marco Polo as Phantom Thief Kid. Since then, the rule has changed to collaboration productions.

Detective Conan Part 2

This collaboration ushered in the era of legendary rare items, and sales skyrocketed. A year later, a new production seems to be underway, with a second collaboration expected soon. Rumors suggest the characters will be Shuichi Akai as Baili Shouyue and Vermouth as Goya, both with similar archer traits. The news has been well-received, with some saying that Shuichi Akai's "Silver Bullet" sharpshooter title in Japanese anime is a perfect match for Baili Shouyue. However, regardless of the developers' changes, players' prejudice against Baili remains. Perhaps this collaboration will bring this sniper back into the spotlight and rewrite his destiny.

Goya has been around for several versions. Yi Nuo's FMVP has brought her back into the public eye. With the addition of a mature and elegant look, her popularity will definitely improve. Let's wait and see. We're also looking forward to seeing how well they sell. We have high expectations for their quality, and they should remain at the level of rare and legendary items.

Kaito Kid meets the conditions for a comeback.

The first collaboration, following the rules of Honor of Kings, allows for a return opportunity after one year. Assuming the new skin is offered as a rare legendary item in a lucky draw, Kaito Kid would naturally be one of the rewards. The second surprise is the official's recent frequent releases of information about this skin, clearly hinting at its return. As an important character in Detective Conan, the skin's initial release already sparked a buying frenzy. Will its inclusion this time ignite a second wave of enthusiasm, or will it backfire, with no one wanting the new product while the old one is in high demand? It all depends on how the planners market it.

In terms of skin marketing, it's clear that the official team is investing more and more, no longer just mindlessly selling special effects and appearances. In addition to faithfully recreating the characters, they are also delving into the background stories and cultural connotations of the characters, using more elements to attract everyone to buy, or even collect sets. Imagine, collecting all the skins will unlock new storylines or extra story chapters for everyone to watch, like watching a TV series or reading a novel, how exciting is that?