The Wuthering Waves crossover with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners in version 3.4 ends on the one beat the anime never gave fans. After spending the event following Lucy’s grief, the limited-time crossover closes with David and Lucy together on the Moon, the place the two of them always promised to visit.
Quick answer: Yes, David and Lucy reunite on the Moon at the end of the collab, but it happens inside Lucy’s memory frequency. David is still dead in the Cyberpunk timeline, so the reunion is a memory she steps into rather than a revival.
What happens at the end of the Wuthering Waves x Edgerunners event
The event centers on Lucy and what comes after David’s death. David and Rebecca show up near the finale to help her, and their arrival sets up the payoff fans had been waiting for. Once the rescue plays out, Lucy and David finally get their moment together on the Moon, with “I Really Want to Stay at Your House” playing underneath the scene.
The reunion is short. David says his last goodbye to Lucy before the memory fragments break apart. Rebecca, who isn’t built for tearful farewells, gives Lucy a hug and then disappears as well.
Did David actually come back to life?
No. The collab is careful about this. David is still dead in the Cyberpunk universe, and the reunion takes place in Lucy’s memory frequency. That is the in-story reason David and Rebecca glitch when they first appear during the event, and David even tells Lucy outright that he is only a dream she is seeing.
So the meeting is real to Lucy as an experience, but it is a memory she enters rather than a true resurrection. The emotional weight comes from her getting to sit with him one more time, not from undoing his fate.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Do David and Lucy meet on the Moon? | Yes, at the end of the 3.4 collab event |
| Is David alive again? | No, he is still dead in the Cyberpunk timeline |
| Where does the reunion take place? | Inside Lucy’s memory frequency |
| Who else appears? | Rebecca, who also says goodbye |
| How does it end? | David’s final goodbye, then the memory fragments break apart |
Why the Moon reunion matters
In Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, going to the Moon together was the shared dream that David and Lucy never reached. The first season ends with David sacrificing himself so Lucy can escape Night City, and the show’s final stretch leaves Lucy standing on the Moon alone, imagining a date with David that can no longer happen.
The 3.4 crossover takes that unfinished promise and completes it on Lucy’s terms. By letting her reach David in a memory, the event delivers the bittersweet closure the anime deliberately withheld, without rewriting the tragedy that defines the story.
How the collab handles David and Rebecca
The glitching effect on David and Rebecca isn’t a visual quirk. It signals that both characters exist here only as memories tied to Lucy. That framing keeps the crossover consistent with Edgerunners canon while still giving players time with two characters who died in the anime.
Rebecca’s goodbye lands as its own small beat. Rather than dragging out a heavy farewell, she hugs Lucy and vanishes, leaving the event focused squarely on Lucy moving forward after losing both of them.
The result is a collab that treats Lucy’s arc as the heart of the story. The version 3.4 crossover stands out for closing on the reunion fans had wanted for years, even if it arrives as a memory rather than a happy ending in the strict sense.
