this companion to any Reverse 1999 best teams list focuses on claim order. Login rewards land immediately, the sign-in totals 40 pulls, and the limited outfit and Jukebox are extras. On the character side, 4.0 adds two 6-stars, Wild Hunt Red Arrow (Star) and Drake (Beast), plus a 6-star Psychube. This Reverse 1999 3.8 banners style coverage sticks to verifiable official facts.

Reverse: 1999 4.0 Version Check: CN and Global Number Differently
The CN official site states the current version is 4.0.0, updated 2026.09.24 , while the CN App Store listing reads 4.0.1 dated 2026-09-25 . The global App Store listing shows 3.8 dated 2026-09-24 .
Different numbers, same update wave
The two clients number versions independently, and both update dates fall on the same day, which means the content shipped together. When reading a guide, use your own client's version number.
4.0 opens a new story arc
The 4.0 main story "The Gatekeeper" is the opening chapter of a series: the fog around Camelot Castle never lifts, and you follow a rebellious knight into the castle to rescue the Lady of the Lake . It is a beginning, not a finale.
Reverse: 1999 4.0 Welfare Order: Free 6-Star and 40 Pulls
The 4.0 celebration login rewards include a guaranteed-new 6-star, a selectable 6-star Reverie character, a limited Tooth Fairy outfit, a celebration Jukebox, and a cumulative sign-in worth 40 pulls .
| Order | Reward | Nature | Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cumulative sign-in, 40 pulls | Time-bound accumulation | Log in daily, do not bank it |
| 2 | Guaranteed-new 6-star login reward | One-time | Claim on login, check the pool range |
| 3 | Selectable 6-star Reverie character | A decision | Decide your gap before confirming |
| 4 | Limited outfit and celebration Jukebox | Cosmetic | Last, no combat impact |
Confirm the selector last
A selectable 6-star Reverie character usually cannot be changed once confirmed. Run the new main story and the character trials first, identify what your roster lacks, then return and confirm.
Do not leave the 40 pulls to the end
The sign-in accumulates daily and its value is equal to pull currency. Unlike instant login rewards, it requires you to actually log in, which makes it the one item you can lose by forgetting.
Watch out: login rewards each carry their own validity window, and the cumulative sign-in depends on days actually logged in. Reward values follow the in-game interface .
Reverse: 1999 4.0 New Systems: Interstice Wonderland and Past Portrayals
Version 4.0 added two systems, Interstice Wonderland and Past Portrayals, with Thames Silhouettes opening progressively .
The systems unlock in stages
The official wording is progressive opening, which means they are not all live on patch day. Follow the in-game unlock pacing rather than hunting for entry points on day one.
Clear the tutorial before investing
New systems ship with tutorials. Tutorial rewards are small but unlock the full interactions, so finishing it before spending resources is cheaper than learning while burning materials.

Reverse: 1999 4.0 Characters: Choosing Between Red Arrow and Drake
Version 4.0 added two 6-star characters, Wild Hunt Red Arrow (Star) and Drake (Beast), plus the 4-star Gwendolyn (Beast) . A 6-star Psychube was also added .
Pick by roster gap, not by rarity
The two 6-stars sit in different afflatus categories, so the choice depends on which damage or support slot your roster lacks. The 4-star Gwendolyn is worth considering when filling a Beast lineup.
Characters before Psychubes
A Psychube amplifies a character, so settle the character first. The new 6-star Psychube only matters for characters that match it, so do not swap it in before the roster decision.

Reverse: 1999 4.0 Celebration Activities: How to Order Them
The 4.0 celebration includes Friday the Blob, Little Monster Domino, Mane's Bulletin and Focus Flashback, plus character stories such as To the Once Young Sky and the Unsworn .
Split one-time from repeatable
One-time content such as character stories and anecdotes goes first, because its rewards do not repeat. Repeatable celebration activities can advance week by week. Separating the two stops you from spending all your time on content you can farm again.
Distinguish celebration framing from patch content
The 2026 box parade celebration is a framework while 4.0 rewards are patch content, and both overlap in time . Claim by the in-game activity list rather than by a checklist copied from elsewhere.

Reverse: 1999 FAQ
The CN site says 4.0.0 and the store says 4.0.1, which is right?
A: Both are official records. The CN site lists 4.0.0 with an update date of 2026.09.24, and the App Store reads 4.0.1 dated 2026-09-25, the same major version stepping forward.
Can I bank the 40 pull sign-in for later?
A: Not advisable. The sign-in depends on cumulative days logged in and the reward follows the in-game sign-in screen, so missed days lose progress .
Can I change a selectable 6-star Reverie character after confirming?
A: Usually not. Run the main story and character trials first, confirm your gap, then confirm the choice .
Which of Red Arrow and Drake should I build first?
A: Judge by roster gap. They sit in different afflatus categories, so build the one that fills your missing core slot rather than the rarer-looking one .
Why is Interstice Wonderland not open yet?
A: The official wording is progressive opening, meaning it unlocks in stages across the version rather than all at once on patch day .

Action Checklist
- Complete the cumulative sign-in today to start the 40 pull counter.
- Claim the guaranteed-new 6-star, but delay confirming the selectable 6-star until you know your gap.
- Run the 4.0 main story to see which slot your roster lacks.
- Swap in the new 6-star Psychube only after the character decision.
- Clear one-time character stories and anecdotes before repeatable activities.
- Leave the limited outfit and Jukebox for last. More character and economy data is in the GameHub guides hub.
