Free Fire x BLUE LOCK 2026: Rin, Isagi & Nagi Bundles Guide

Top up your diamonds before the collaboration windows close through the Topuplist Free Fire top-up page, or compare deals on the official Topuplist site.

The Free Fire x BLUE LOCK collaboration returned for a second chapter in 2026, bringing the hit football anime's characters onto the battlefield with fresh bundles, a token-based ring event, and free login rewards across multiple servers. Chapter 2 is headlined by Rin Itoshi, whose bundle pairs with returning Chapter 1 items. This guide is the single entry point for the whole event: the character bundles, how the draws work, everything you can earn for free, and the exact end dates per server.

Free Fire x BLUE LOCK Chapter 2 Overview

The first BLUE LOCK collaboration arrived in late 2024, focusing on Isagi and the Team Z roster. Chapter 2 launched on July 17, 2026 and is centered on Rin Itoshi, the "puppeteer" of the Blue Lock series. Where Chapter 1 was about the Team Z newcomers, Chapter 2 leans into the antagonistic rival aesthetic — the Rin bundle is described as having a meaner and colder visual style, mirroring Rin's role in the anime. The event structure varies by server, so the item you want may come from a ring draw, a login event, or an exchange store depending on where you play.

Rin Itoshi Bundle and Elimination Aura

The flagship cosmetic of Chapter 2 is the Rin Itoshi Bundle. It includes a unique elimination aura effect that enhances gameplay visibility — a rarity in Free Fire, where most bundles are purely cosmetic. The aura makes the bundle more than a collectible: it provides a tactical benefit when you eliminate opponents, which is why the Rin bundle is the most discussed item of the collab.

On the US server, the Rin Bundle is obtained through the Ring Event by collecting BLUE LOCK Tokens and exchanging them in the event store. Because the aura is a gameplay-visible effect, the bundle's perceived value is higher than a standard character outfit.

Isagi Team Z and Nagi Team V Bundles

Chapter 2 also makes the key Chapter 1 characters available again:

Isagi Team Z Bundle: bold team colors with glowing effects, a collector favorite from the first chapter.

Nagi Team V Bundle: a distinct style for collectors, also returning through the ring event store.

Both bundles carry the anime-style glowing effects that make them stand out in lobbies. For players who missed Chapter 1 in 2024, this is the first realistic chance to own them.

How the Ring Event Works

The ring event is the main draw system for the collaboration. On the US server, the event runs July 18 to August 4 with this structure:

1 spin costs 15 diamonds; 10 spins cost 125 diamonds — the 10-spin bundle is the better value per diamond.

Spins award BLUE LOCK Tokens, which are exchanged in the event store for the Rin, Isagi and Nagi bundles.

Duplicate items convert automatically into FF Tokens, giving extra value instead of wasted spins.

Tokens are time-limited — they must be exchanged before the event ends on August 4.

Spin Option	Cost	Notes
Single spin	15 diamonds	Slower token accumulation
10-spin bundle	125 diamonds	Best per-diamond value
Token exchange	Tokens only	Rin / Isagi / Nagi bundles

The token system means there is a guaranteed path: keep spinning, keep banking tokens, and exchange them for the bundle you want rather than relying on a single lucky pull.

Not everything in the collaboration costs diamonds. The BR server ran the "Instinto do Goleador" (Striker Instinct) event from July 24 to August 3, a pure login event with no diamond requirement:

Day 1: 50% Gold Card

Day 2: Nagi avatar and Isagi avatar

Day 3: Nagi profile theme

Day 4: Nagi avatar and Isagi avatar (additional)

Day 5: BLUE LOCK Parachute

The parachute is the standout free item — a blue-and-black design that is highly visible during drops. The event required only daily logins, and missing a day reset the streak counter, so consistency was the whole game.

XM8 Weapon Skin and Returning Chapter 1 Items

Chapter 2 also introduces a new XM8 weapon skin with lightning particle effects as part of the premium lineup, alongside the returning Chapter 1 bundles. The XM8 skin follows the same visual language as the character bundles — anime styling with distinctive particle effects. For weapon-skin collectors, it is the main non-bundle target of the chapter.

Server-Specific Event Windows and End Dates

Because the collaboration runs on staggered regional windows, the end date depends on your server:

Server	Event	Window
US	Ring Event (Rin / Isagi / Nagi)	July 18 – August 4
BR	Striker Instinct login event	July 24 – August 3
Global	Chapter 2 launch	July 17 (items server-dependent)

If you are on the US server, the August 4 end date is the hard deadline for exchanging BLUE LOCK Tokens — unspent tokens are time-limited and will expire. The full mechanics are detailed in the Free Fire BLUE LOCK ring event guide.

If your server does not appear in the table, check the in-game events tab — Garena staggers collaboration windows, and some regions receive the ring event at a later date with their own token store and end time. The countdown timer in the event UI is the only date that matters for your account; server windows can also be extended or shortened at the developer's discretion, so a printed end date is a guide, not a guarantee.

Players on servers where a window already closed — like the BR login event, which ended August 3 — keep every claimed item permanently but can no longer access that store. For those players, the practical focus shifts to the next confirmed content: the Naruto return and the Rey Mysterio events later in August, while staying alert for any extended BLUE LOCK window.

Tips for Collecting Without Overspending

Always use the 10-spin bundle (125 diamonds) instead of single spins when the ring event is available.

Log in daily during login-based windows — free spins and daily login rewards boost your token total at no cost.

Set a hard budget before spinning and stick to it; the token path is predictable, so decide your target bundle first.

Exchange tokens before the window closes — time-limited tokens expire and reset your progress.

Prioritize the Rin bundle if you want the elimination aura, since that effect is exclusive to the chapter.

Track your token count in the store, not in your head — the event UI shows your balance and the remaining time on the same screen, so open it before every spin session.

Refill your diamonds before the August 4 deadline through the Topuplist Free Fire top-up page, and watch the official Topuplist storefront for diamond bonus events while the collaboration is still live.

Chapter 1 Recap and Collab Comparison

To understand Chapter 2, it helps to look back at Chapter 1. The original Free Fire x BLUE LOCK collaboration landed in late 2024 and focused on Isagi and the Team Z roster, establishing the anime's characters as playable cosmetics with glowing effects. Chapter 2, launching July 17, 2026, shifts the spotlight to Rin Itoshi — a deliberate design move, since Rin's colder, antagonistic role in the anime gives the bundle a distinct visual identity compared to the brighter Team Z looks.

Free Fire has a long history of anime collaborations, and BLUE LOCK follows the same playbook as those events: limited-time bundles, a draw or token mechanic, free login rewards, and a hard end date. The pattern is consistent, which means veteran players already know the risks — collaboration items rarely return after their window closes, so the "get it now or miss it" pressure is real. The main difference in Chapter 2 is the elimination aura on the Rin bundle, which gives the flagship cosmetic a gameplay-visible effect that earlier collab bundles did not have. That same pattern is also why free players are not left behind — the login events are the bridge for anyone who does not spend diamonds.

Reading the In-Game Event Screens

Because the event structure varies by server, the in-game screens are the only reliable source for your own region. A few pointers for navigating them:

Find the event: collaboration content appears in the lobby banners, the Luck Royale section, and the Events section. On the US server, the ring event lives in Luck Royale; on the BR server, the login event was a standalone lobby activity.

Check the remaining time: every event screen shows its countdown. On the US server, the ring event expires August 4 — do not rely on memory, read the timer.

Track token validity: BLUE LOCK Tokens are time-limited. The exchange store closes with the event, and unused tokens are lost.

Verify your server: if the event does not appear, your server may not be running that specific window. The US ring event and the BR login event are separate schedules under the same Chapter 2 umbrella.

The same screens answer the question players ask most often — "how many diamonds do I need?" — because the spin price, token rate and exchange costs are all listed in the event UI before you spend. Read them once, set your budget, and then spin.

Secure your diamonds before any window closes through the Topuplist Free Fire top-up page and the official Topuplist site.

What Happens After the Event Ends

Knowing the aftermath of the collaboration is as important as knowing the event itself:

Bundles are permanent. The Rin, Isagi and Nagi bundles you obtain stay in your inventory forever and keep working in every match. The elimination aura on the Rin bundle continues to display after the event closes.

Tokens expire. Unused BLUE LOCK Tokens are wiped when the event store closes — there is no grace period and no conversion to another currency.

Draws disappear. The ring event leaves the Luck Royale section once the window ends, and there is no confirmed return date.

History suggests patience is risky. Chapter 1 items did return in Chapter 2 after a long gap, but there is no official confirmation of a Chapter 3. Treat every open window as your best chance.

Prices reset per window. If the collaboration returns, spin pricing and token costs are set fresh, so there is no guarantee the next run will be cheaper.

The practical takeaway is simple: if you want the Rin bundle or the aura, finish the exchange before the timer hits zero rather than gambling on a future return.

Reading BLUE LOCK Leaks and Reactions Responsibly

The BLUE LOCK collaboration attracts heavy leak traffic, and a little source discipline keeps you safe and accurate:

Prefer datamines over screenshots. Datamined strings tied to a build number are verifiable; reshared screenshots without context are not.

Check the server tag. A post about the BR login event does not apply to the US ring event and vice versa — server confusion is the most common misinformation source.

Ignore price claims without an event screen. Spin costs and token rates change by server and phase; only the in-game UI reflects your current pricing.

Treat "returning soon" claims as unconfirmed. Chapter 2's return of Chapter 1 items happened after a long gap, but no official schedule exists for a Chapter 3. Spending on rumors is how diamond budgets die.

Never share account credentials. Scammers advertise "free Rin bundle codes" and "collab giveaways" during popular events; official rewards come from in-game events and the official redemption site only.

Following these rules means you arrive at the real event information first, spend on facts rather than hype, and keep your account safe during the most social-media-active event of the month. That discipline is the whole trick to following this collaboration without getting burned.