It has been revealed that Call of Duty is getting a crossover that wasn’t on many prediction slates for 2025. On December 11, a Street Fighter collaboration is landing in Call of Duty Mobile, bringing four legendary characters from the fighting franchise into the first-person shooter world.
The Call of Duty x Street Fighter crossover will yield new Operators, a host of themed weapons linked to the Street Fighter universe, and more exclusive rewards for those participating in the event through December.
When Does Street Fighter Come to Call of Duty?
Call of Duty Mobile fans can take advantage of the Street Fighter crossover starting December 11, when the Hero’s Collection Operator Series Armory opens up, officially introducing the Street Fighter characters to COD Mobile.
The lineup includes some of the most recognizable characters from the fighting game’s roster:
- Ryu
- Chun-Li
- Akuma
- Cammy
On December 13, the crossover will be expanded via the Champion’s Collection Weapon Series Armory, which introduces the unique weapon skins to bolster the collaboration.
It’s a bold crossover that nobody really anticipated, but it’s a welcome one nonetheless. Call of Duty Mobile is, without a doubt, the most expansive and popular COD title ever made, and it’s doing the live-service model perfectly compared to the annual releases of the core multiplayer shooters.
This collaboration heralds the game’s sixth anniversary, and it’s the latest in a very long line of crossover events. In recent history, we’ve seen the likes of Gundam, Nier, Rambo, and even sporting icons like Lionel Messi make their way into the Call of Duty Mobile universe.
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Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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