In the latest Wuthering Waves version 3.4, the limited-time crossover event with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners reached its emotional conclusion. David Martinez and Lucy Kushinada, the tragic couple from the anime, finally reunited on the moon—a dream they shared but never achieved in the original story. The event ended in June 2026, and the finale has been described as one of the best collaborations in the game’s history. For many fans, it was the ending they had always deserved.
The Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime, which premiered in 2022, ended with David sacrificing his life to save Lucy. She escaped to the moon alone, carrying the weight of their lost dream. Night City is known for its lack of happy endings, and fans had accepted that painful truth. However, Kuro Games, the developer of Wuthering Waves, decided to offer a different conclusion through this crossover. The collaboration explored Lucy’s journey following David’s death, giving her a chance to meet her partner in crime one last time.
In the WuWa event, David remains dead in the Cyberpunk universe, but Lucy encounters him within her memory frequency. This explains why both David and Rebecca appeared glitching during their debuts. David himself admits that he is just a dream Lucy is seeing right now. Yet, for Lucy and the fans, this moment feels real enough. The story focuses on Lucy’s grief and her longing for closure, and the reunion serves as the emotional climax of the entire event.
The reunion scene is nothing short of tear-jerking. Lucy runs toward David on the lunar surface and hugs him tightly. The background music, “I Really Want to Stay at Your House,” plays, amplifying the emotional impact. They sit together on the moon, just as they had always wanted. Moments later, David says his final goodbye before the memory fragments disintegrate. Rebecca, who cannot handle mushy goodbyes, gives Lucy a warm hug and then vanishes as well. It is a bittersweet farewell that has left even the most stoic players reaching for tissues.
Fans have flooded social media with reactions. One fan tweeted, “Lucy and David finally reunited…OMGGGG 😭😭❤🩹”. Another commented, “Crying wasn’t on my damn to-do list today, but thanks for penciling it in.” Even those who do not play Wuthering Waves found the reunion epic. A Cyberpunk fan said, “I don’t know this game, and I’m not interested in playing it, but this is really epic.” Many are calling the final moments a full-blown anime, praising Kuro Games for faithfully focusing on Lucy’s story and giving fans a heartfelt finale.
Here are some of the most common reactions from the community:
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😭 “Wuwa out here giving happy endings and bro making me shed a tear.”
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🌙 “I never thought I’d see them together on the moon. This healed something in me.”
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💔 “It’s not a real reunion, but it feels real to my broken heart.”
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🎵 “That song playing in the background destroyed me completely.”
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🚀 “Kuro Games understood the assignment. Thank you for this.”
Some may argue that this is not a real reunion since David is still dead. However, for millions of fans whose hearts were shattered by the anime’s tragic ending, it truly feels real. The collaboration provided a sense of closure that the original series never offered. Wuthering Waves players and Cyberpunk enthusiasts alike have expressed gratitude for this unexpected gift. It is rare for a gacha game crossover to deliver such an emotionally resonant narrative, and Kuro Games has set a new standard.
The event also included other related content, such as new builds and banners for characters like Hiyuki and Denia, but the David and Lucy reunion remains the highlight. For those who missed it, the limited-time event has now ended, but the memories—and the tears—will last. Kuro Games has shown that even in a world as dark as Cyberpunk, a glimmer of hope and happiness can be found. The moon has never felt so close.
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