Free Fire MAX x Naruto: How to get MP40 final shot and the Infinity Tsukuyomi effect in Garena FF
The Final Shot Ring Event began on August 12, 2025, and will remain active until August 19, 2025, exclusively on the Indian server.
When is the event going to be launched? (Expected date)
The Final Shot Ring Event began on August 12, 2025, and will run until August 19, 2025, exclusively on the Indian server. Here's the complete breakdown:
Your first spin is completely free; no diamonds are required.
Subsequent spins cost 20 diamonds each, while a bundle of 5 spins is available for 90 diamonds.
Every spin gives players a shot at winning the MP40 Final Shot, Infinity Tsukuyomi or other Naruto-themed items.
The event's grand prize is the MP40 Final Shot – Infinity Tsukuyomi effect. Players can also earn Naruto Universal Tokens in various quantities, along with other rewards such as:
Naruto Universal Tokens (1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x)
Armor Crate
Supply Crate
Leg Pockets
Pocket Market
Bounty Token
Secret Clue
Bonfire
Airdrop Aid
How to claim MP40 Final Shot, Infinity Tsukuyomi?
There are two main ways to obtain the MP40 Final Shot during the Final Shot Ring Event:
Through Spins: Use spins in the Final Shot Ring Event for a chance to win the effect directly.
Via Token Exchange: Gather 225 Naruto Universal Tokens and redeem them in the event's 'Exchange' section.
Even if luck isn't on your side during the spins, collecting enough tokens will still guarantee you the MP40 Final Shot before the event concludes.
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