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Ubisoft has officially revealed a surprising crossover between its tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege and the hit anime Attack on Titan. While the two franchises seem to occupy completely different genres—one a methodical online shooter, the other a dark fantasy anime—the collaboration aims to merge iconic elements from both worlds. The announcement, which landed on Christmas Eve, has sparked a mixture of excitement and skepticism among fans of both properties.
Attack on Titan Meets Tactical Shooter
Although Attack on Titan’s manga concluded in 2021 and the anime wrapped up in 2023, the series remains a staple of popular culture. Its rich lore, memorable characters, and intense action sequences have kept fans engaged through merchandise, games, and crossovers. Ubisoft’s collaboration now places elements of the anime directly into Rainbow Six Siege, providing a new way for players to interact with these characters and themes.
The crossover introduces two premium cosmetic bundles. Amaru receives a set inspired by Mikasa Ackerman, while Oryx dons the Armored Titan-themed bundle. Gameplay footage shows Amaru using her Garra Hook to scale walls in a manner reminiscent of the omni-directional mobility gear used by the Survey Corps. Meanwhile, Oryx smashes through walls similarly to the Armored Titan, replicating iconic anime moments in Siege’s tactical gameplay.
Bundle Contents and Pricing
Each bundle comes with unique headgear, uniform, weapon skin, operator card portrait, and universal weapon charm. Specifically, Oryx gets the Titanic Demolisher weapon skin for his T-5 SMG, and Amaru receives the Trusted Woodgrain skin for the G8A1. Players can purchase the bundles individually for 2,160 R6 Credits each, or together at a discounted total of 4,080 R6 Credits. Importantly, these bundles are permanent additions to the in-game store, allowing players to acquire them at any time.
Fan Reactions and Community Response
Reactions to the collaboration have been mixed. Some fans express excitement at seeing two of their favorite franchises intersect, while others criticize the choice for potentially diluting Siege’s tactical identity. Certain players questioned why Amaru and Oryx were selected instead of other operators, though Ubisoft likely considered their movement abilities and combat style for this crossover.
The discussion mirrors responses to other high-profile collaborations in games, such as Call of Duty’s inclusion of Beavis and Butt-Head or Magic: The Gathering crossovers. While crossovers often divide opinion, they remain a prominent trend in modern gaming, balancing fan service with ongoing engagement.
Looking Forward
This crossover demonstrates Ubisoft’s willingness to experiment with unexpected partnerships, introducing fresh cosmetic content while honoring both Rainbow Six Siege and Attack on Titan. With the bundles now available, players can enjoy these anime-inspired additions and experience Siege in a uniquely stylized way, whether scaling walls as Amaru or smashing through them as Oryx.
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