[STEAM] Call of Duty is getting another Fallout collab, but this one is way more ‘okie dokie’ than the last

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Call of Duty is continuing with its brand collaborations into 2026, and its first one is another

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-owned IP that's already appeared before.

To celebrate season two of the Fallout series on Prime Video, three characters from the series look to be joining ****** Ops 7 and Warzone as new operators some time next month. CoD teased the announcement today, and it can be seen below.

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The silhouettes in the image are of Lucy MacLean (played by Ella Purnell), The Ghoul (Walton Goggins), and Maximus (Aaron Moten) from the critically acclaimed adaptation. Season two premiered last night, and it's already off to a great start.

These operator skins are already a marked improvement from the last Fallout-CoD collab in Modern Warfare III, which featured some pretty lazy Vault suit outfits for the game's characters like Captain Price and Ghost.

The skins are due to come to the CoD store in the Season One Reloaded update, which should arrive in the first few weeks of January as part of the midseason refresh that will also add content like new maps, weapons, and other cosmetics.

If you look closely at the teaser, you can also see what looks like new weapon blueprints in the hands of the characters. Lucy looks to be sporting her Vault suit, like the previous skins below, while The Ghoul is in his trademark cowboy outfit and Maximus dons his Brotherhood of Steel armor. And in the background, we can see CoD's Nuketown map, potentially teasing a Fallout-themed variant of the classic location.

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Image via Activision Earlier this year, Activision said it would tone down some of the collabs in the game to help CoD maintain its identity, including outlandish ****** Ops 6 skins like Beavis & ********* or Seth Rogen. But with Fallout, it seems the company believes that it fits.

And, as I mentioned, both IPs are owned by

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, so it's a natural fit. Now, where's Master Chief?

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