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HoYoverse Release Penacony Travel Promotion Cartoon for Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.0

Penacony, also known as "The Planet of Festivities" is an upcoming locale expected to be released as part of Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.0 to mark the game's first anniversary. With that date drawing ever-closer, HoYoverse has shared this unique retro-style cartoon - "Tick-Tock! Come Dream With Us!" - giving players a unique look at the new planet they can look forward to exploring in the future. The video features Niko Gerentes as Clockie, and Jacob Craner as the Hamster Ball Knight.

January 21, 2024

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