The Walls Have Fallen: Rainbow Six Siege x Attack on Titan is Officially Live

It might sound like an Internet fever dream, but as of December 24, 2025, the tactical world of Team Rainbow has officially collided with the dark fantasy universe of Attack on Titan. Following a “shadow drop” on Christmas Eve, Ubisoft has released two premium cosmetic bundles that reimagine two of the game’s most physical Operators as iconic characters from the series.

This crossover, released during the Year 10 (Siege X) celebrations, is being hailed by fans as one of the most “thematically perfect” collaborations in the game’s history, despite the obvious aesthetic clash between tactical gear and Survey Corps capes.

1. The Bundles: Mikasa and the Armored Titan

The collaboration focuses on two Operators whose gadgets mirror the abilities of the Attack on Titan cast. Each bundle is available for 2,160 R6 Credits (roughly $20), or as a duo for a discounted 4,080 Credits.

2. Why These Operators?

Ubisoft leaned heavily into “thematic parallels” for this drop:

• Amaru as Mikasa: Amaru’s ability to zip through windows and up hatches is the closest gameplay equivalent to the Survey Corps’ high-flying combat style. The teaser trailer even shows her swinging across the Consulate map in a way that directly evokes Mikasa’s agility.

• Oryx as the Armored Titan: Oryx’s entire identity is based on smashing through soft walls and tackling opponents. Dressing him as the Armored Titan—the character famous for destroying the gates of Shiganshina—is a design choice that has been universally praised by the community.

3. Part of the “Siege X” Evolution

This crossover is more than just a skin drop; it is a flagship event for Rainbow Six Siege X (the major engine and graphical overhaul that launched in June 2025).

• Permanent Addition: Unlike the temporary Doktor’s Curse or Containment events, these Attack on Titan bundles are reportedly permanent additions to the in-game store, allowing players to pick them up at any time.

• Ubisoft Ecosystem: The collab is a natural extension of Ubisoft’s 2025 cross-promotional strategy, following the Attack on Titan questline recently featured in Assassin’s Creed Shadows.

4. Community Reaction: Hype vs. Realism

As with any major shift in art style, the reaction has been split:

• The Supporters: Fans have called the Oryx skin “the hardest collab in gaming history,” with many noting that the “Armored” aesthetic actually fits the tactical silhouette of the game better than previous “silly” crossovers like Rick and Morty.

• The Traditionalists: Some long-term players have voiced frustration on social media, claiming that the game is moving too far away from its “tactical military” roots and becoming a “cosplay simulator.”|
  

Conclusion: A Giant Leap for Year 10

Whether you’re a fan of the anime or a tactical purist, the Attack on Titan crossover marks a significant moment in Siege’s 10th-anniversary journey. By leaning into these “wildcard” collaborations, Ubisoft is signaling that Siege X is a platform for more than just gunplay—it’s a digital hub for pop culture.

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The official trailer for this collaboration showcases how the legendary characters’ traits translate into the game’s mechanics, providing a cinematic look at the new skins in action. Rainbow Six Siege X: Official Attack on Titan Bundle Trailer