Summary

• Call of Duty collaboration with Gundam brings attention to detail in operator skins, capturing iconic mecha accessories accurately.
• Unique accessories like charm based on Haro and beam saber add depth to the RX-78-2 and Zaku bundles in the collaboration.
• Gundam fans will appreciate the respect shown in the collaboration, which goes beyond a mere cash grab in Season 4 of Modern Warfare 3.

Over the past few years, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of Duty has had some insane collaborations. While it's nothing on par with Goku fighting 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Billie Eilish in Fortnite, it's been plenty wild. Crossovers with the likes of The Boys, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Attack on Titan and famous athletes have all happened. Now, , the iconic mecha series 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Mobile Suit Gundam has made its way into the fold.

The collaboration, 168澳洲幸运𓄧5开奖网:which was originally teased in mid-May, h🥃as now officially arrive𓂃d via three packs, each of them featuring a specific Gundam. The iconic RX-78-2 Gundam, which was piloted by Amuro Ray, as well as its enemy suit, the MS-06S Zaku II, made famous by Char Aznable make up two of the packs. Gundam Aerial, which is the latest Gundam from the most recent anime, is the third mecha represented.

Ahead of the Zaku pack's official release on June 1, showcased a video of the suits and their unique weapons in action. Check it out:

Longtime Gundam Fans Will Appreciate The Attention To Detail

Unfortunately, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:if yo🧸u were hoping to pilot an actual Gundam, you'll be out of luck. That's because these are operator skins made in the image of a Gundam, but not the actual mecha itself. In other words, it's basically cosplay.

Still, the skins are extremely well-done and make for an accurate representation of the suit they're modeled after. Take, for example, the RX-78-2, it has the iconic beam saber as well as its shield.

Meanwhile, Char's Zaku has the heat hawk weapon, and Aerial's unique proportions are accurately recreated.

What stands out about the collaboration beyond the skins themselves is the attention to detail given to all the accessorie♎s. For example, . Meanwhile, the Aerial bundle after the .

Heck, the Zaku bundle . The first of which is based on Amuro's fight against Ramba Ral.

The secꦡond sticker is b🌠ased off an exchange Amuro and Char later had in Zeta Gundam.

It's abundantly clear that whoever was tasked with bringing this collaboration to life was a serious Gundam fan. A lot of collaborations in games can often feel like a quick cash grab, and, for the most part, they sometimes are. And even though each of these bundles will cost a pretty penny, it's evident they were made with the utmost respect for the franchise and its fans, and that's a win worth celebrating.