BanG Dream! Our Notes Passes 1 Million Pre-Registrations, Unlocks Free Mission Pass
The 1 million pre-registration milestone for BanG Dream! Our Notes triggers a free distribution of the paid Mission Pass Season 1, signaling strong early demand for the upcoming rhythm game.
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Bushiroad announced on August 3, 2026, that BanG Dream! Our Notes has surpassed 1 million pre-registrations worldwide. The milestone unlocks the paid Mission Pass Season 1 for free to all players at launch. Additional rewards up to 1.5 million pre-registrations were also revealed, including gacha tickets and an SSR guaranteed ticket.
Bushiroad confirmed on August 3 that BanG Dream! Our Notes, the new rhythm game currently accepting pre-registrations on the App Store and Google Play, has reached 1 million pre-registrations globally. As a result, the paid Mission Pass Season 1, which rewards players for clearing in-game missions, will be given free to everyone when service starts.
The milestone also completes a reward ladder that began at 500,000 pre-registrations, offering Stars, song tickets, a guaranteed SR or higher gacha ticket, a new key visual card, and anime logo stickers. With the 1 million target met, Bushiroad has now revealed rewards up to 1.5 million, including gacha tickets at each 100,000 step and a Release Commemoration SSR guaranteed ticket at 1.5 million.
- 500,000 pre-registrations: Total Stars x4000 (equivalent to 20 gacha pulls)
- 600,000 pre-registrations: Song Tickets x3 (unlock new songs in the song shop)
- 700,000 pre-registrations: SR or Higher Guaranteed Gacha Ticket
- 800,000 pre-registrations: New key visual 'Snap' card (Rarity EX)
- 900,000 pre-registrations: BanG Dream! Anime Logo Stickers x3 types
- 1,000,000 pre-registrations: Mission Pass Season 1 free for everyone
- 1,100,000 to 1,400,000 pre-registrations: Gacha Ticket x1 at each stage (for Release Commemoration Gacha)
- 1,500,000 pre-registrations: Release Commemoration SSR Guaranteed Gacha Ticket
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.