The attack of the giants and Call of Duty: Vanguard recently announced a surprise partnership where the Activision title will allow fans to snap up a skin that allows them to play as one of the Research Corps’ most popular members. Levi.

Fans of the series created by Hajime Isayama You wonder how this new design for Levi is possible. While Attack On Titan has already delved into the live-action world thanks to the films released in Japan in 2015, it certainly comes as a shock to see the man who almost killed the Giant Beast with this film. new and bold look.

L’Official Playstation Account recently gave fans a new look Captain Levi skin from Attack On Titan, which Call of Duty: Vanguard players can use on Sergeant Daniel. However, don’t expect this new look to give players the same abilities as the Research Corps member, even if they have the three-dimensional maneuvering gear. You can check out the new skin and fan reaction below.

“My therapist: Vanguard Levi isn’t real, he can’t hurt you. Vanguard Levi:”

“Call of Duty Vanguard has the $1 version of Levi…”

“They added Levi from AOT to COD Vanguard… I’m dead πŸ’€”

“How did they ruin Levi like that 😭😭😭”

“This Vanguard Levi might not really look like him, but I still want to get him LMFAOO.”

“Levi’s new outfit for #Vanguard is definitely an L, probably the biggest in aesthetic history, but the swords are a mega W.”

“Levi can’t have lost everything just to be on top 🀦🏽”

After the events surrounding Crunchyroll and Attack of the Giants 4 we can finally clarify things. In the first episode of the second half of the season, The Attack of the Giants shows us the precarious states of Levi and Zeke and then focuses on the events of Shiganshina. Are you following the anime yet?

What do you think of this new and realistic take on Levi? What other anime characters would you like to see in Call of Duty? Let us know in the comments below. We remind you that you can watch Attack of the Giants 4 episodes on Crunchyroll.


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