As part of BioWare’sannualMass Effectcelebration, N7 Day, the developer is nowoffering four themed Javelin skins inAnthem. You’ll also find a new emote within the in-game store along with aMass Effect: Andromeda-themed wrap. you may grab these items until November 12.
For starters, the new Storm Javelin skin resembles Dr. Liara T’Soni fromMass Effect 3, an Asari researcher focusing on Prothean technology. Meanwhile, the new Ranger Javelin skin resembles Garrus Vakarian from the same game, a Turian and formerly part of C-Sec’s Investigation Division.
New skins for the Colossus and Interceptor Javelins aren’t quite so character-specific, however. The new Colossus skin turns the Javelin into a Krogan while the new Interceptor skin resembles a Quarian.
Each skin sells for 61,000 Coins or 850 Shards. That means they’re roughly $8 each, though Shards cost $10 for a pack of 1050.
As for otherMass Effect-themed goodies,Anthemgamers can acquire aMass Effect: Andromeda-themed wrap. It enhances the new themed Javelin skins so they resemble armor worn in the Andromeda Initiative. This wrap costs 36,000 Coins or 600 Shards.
Finally, gamers can purchase theShepard Shuffleemote. It’s an awkward dance performed by Commander Shepard in the first threeMass Effectgames. This emote costs 23,000 Coins or 475 Shards.
N7 Day typically falls on November 7. The name refers to the default N7 armor worn by players (Shephard) inMass Effect 2andMass Effect 3. Players can also create the set inMass Effect: Andromeda. The first annual celebrationbegan on July 01, 2025, to celebrateMass Effect’s five-year anniversary.
Antheminitially appeared at the end of 2018 but didn’t go worldwide until February for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Windows. The gameexperienced a rough startfollowed by thinning player numbers. Electronic Arts released the Cataclysm expansion during August in hopes of re-engaging former players. Lead producer Ben Irving departed shortly thereafter followed by Bioware’s head of live services Chad Robertson.
As for other N7 Day-specific festivities,BioWare saysit now offers a series of short videos highlighting its team members. Last yearBioWare posted a short videoon Twitter featuring General Manager Casey Hudson, who seemingly teased a newMass Effectgame by flashing a mug printed with Commander Shepard’s “I Should Go” line along its side.
“[N7] means coming into the studio every day, dreaming about what the next greatMass Effectgame will be,” he said with a smile and then turns to his PC.
