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Netmarble launches MONGIL: STAR DIVE Twitch Drops, offering Gold and upgrades

MONGIL: STAR DIVE’s Twitch Drops hand out 30,000 Gold, upgrade mats, and 55 Starlight Crystal for 90 minutes of viewing before May 13.

Nina Kowalski2 min read
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Netmarble launches MONGIL: STAR DIVE Twitch Drops, offering Gold and upgrades
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MONGIL: STAR DIVE players can turn a short Twitch session into real progression, but only if they set up the account link before they start watching. Netmarble’s Drops campaign hands out 30,000 Gold at 15 minutes, 30 Standard Growth Chow at 30 minutes, 50 Glimmering Mana Core at 60 minutes, and 55 Starlight Crystal at 90 minutes, a tidy haul for anyone trying to stay ahead in the opening stretch.

The fastest path is simple. Sign in to Twitch, link the Twitch account to the MONGIL: STAR DIVE game account through the official event page, then watch eligible streams in the game’s Twitch category. The stream must show the “Drops Enabled” label, and watch time may not record if the stream is muted or left running in the background. That detail matters, because a silent tab or a minimized player can leave viewers staring at a zeroed timer instead of a full reward track.

Netmarble’s event guide lists the Drops window as April 15, 2026 at 1:00 a.m. UTC through May 13, 2026 at 12:59 p.m. UTC. The official Twitch Drops page frames it as April 14 at 9:00 p.m. ET through May 12 at 8:59 p.m. ET. Either way, the message is the same: there is a limited window to claim free materials, and the last-minute rush is where most Drops mistakes happen.

After the watch requirement is met, rewards are claimed in Twitch’s Drops & Rewards section under Inventory. Once claimed, they are sent to the linked in-game mailbox within 24 hours. Each Drops reward can be received only once per Twitch account, and once a MONGIL: STAR DIVE game account is linked to Twitch, it cannot be unlinked. That makes the first setup the most important step of the whole event.

The campaign fits cleanly into MONGIL: STAR DIVE’s launch push. Netmarble announced on March 12, 2026 that the game would launch worldwide on April 15 for PC and mobile, describing it as a sequel to the 2013 mobile collectible RPG Monster Taming. Built on Unreal Engine 5 with a three-character tag-battle system and the Monsterling Collection system, the game is being introduced through Cloud, Verna, and the world of Belana, with Twitch Drops now serving as the easiest early boost for anyone logging in and trying to keep pace.

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