Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC - Crossover Skins, Weapons, and More
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Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC – Crossover Skins, Weapons, and More

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BY January 11, 2022

I love a good games industry collaboration. For starters, it’s often a very imaginative way to combine two fictional worlds. Additionally, you can have a lot of fun including facets of one media into another. Fortnite does this extremely well, but so does Call of Duty. The latter’s latest update is actually a pretty cool collab. A new bundle of Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC is bringing the hit manga and anime to Warzone, as well as the newest release, Vanguard. From skins honoring our favorite Squad Captain to much more, here’s what’s included.

What’s Included in the Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC?

Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC vanguard warzone Image Credit: Activision

Per an announcement from Activision, fans will soon get the chance to purchase Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC for Vanguard and Warzone. The bundle comes with quite a few awesome parts, including an operator skin for Daniel Yatsu. Yatsu will don Levi Ackerman’s split hairdo, Survey Corps attire, and white collar. Also available in the Bundle is the Legendary “Steel Cut” Finishing Move, as well as the Vanguard-exclusive “Vertical Maneuver” Highlight Intro and the “Ultrahard Steel” MVP Highlight.

This comes right on the heels of the Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 premiere. Of course, this final run of episodes closes out one of the most popular anime of the past few decades. If you’re already tearing it up in Warzone or Vanguard, then you might as well look like Levi while you do it.

The bundle comes out on January 20, just days after a major update to both Call of Duty games. The Vanguard update releases on January 11, at 9 PM PT. The Warzone Pacific update releases a day later on January 12 at 9 PM PT. Overall, it’s tough to beat the Attack on Titan collab, but more things are coming in the new updates worth mentioning.

More New Things Coming in the New Update for Warzone and Vanguard

Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC Image Credit: Activision

Along with the Call of Duty Attack on Titan DLC, more cool things head to Vanguard and Warzone this coming week. Leading the pack is Isabella Rosario Dulnuan Reyes, the final Operator on Task Force 006 Trident. This is the last new member before the end of Season One. The bundle for Reyes, which includes two Legendary Weapon Blueprints, brings some real firepower with it. Players can unlock the Welgun, a full-auto SMG 48-round drum of ammo per clip.

Updates to Call of Duty Vanguard Zombies add a ton of extra content to the mode as well. The game is adding the never-ending classic gameplay to “Shi No Numa” in the new Void Objective. They’re also unlocking access to Von List’s Office in Stalingrad. Players will also see four new tiers of Artifact upgrades at the Tome of Rituals, three unique Pack-a-Punch camos, and more. If you’re still trying to master all the new additions to this year’s mode, then be sure to check out our Zombies Tips and Tricks.

Sledgehammer Games and Raven Software are planning to provide additional updates on the new content soon. If you’re keeping up with all things Call of Duty Vanguardthen make sure to keep reading Comic Years!

Featured Image Credit: Activision

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Taylor is the Gaming Editor of Comic Years and a lifelong fan of video games. He holds two degrees in Political Communication and wrote a Master's Thesis on resistance movements, race, and the exploitation of college athletes. His wife and two Toy Australian Sheppards keep him sane.

          

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