In a unexpected partnership that breaks conventional expectations, Ubisoft has announced an virtual crossover between Assassin's Creed Shadows and the renowned anime series Attack on Titan. The unexpected Thanksgiving event continues from November 25 through December 22, including free additional story content for Shadows players.
According to the official release, "An unusual confrontation pulls heroes Naoe and Yasuke into a fresh adventure, where rumors of banned rituals and fearsome changes reverberate through the obscurity." The narrative presents a "oddly attired woman named Ada" who tasks the pair with traveling into the Crystalline Cavern—a key location from Attack on Titan—to save her ally from a secret group.
The adventure centers on "bizarre experiments and a terrifying foe" and is accessible to all players who have unlocked the Yasuke character.
The trailer highlights the Underground Chapel from Attack on Titan redesigned as the Crystal Cave. This historic location was earlier where the Reiss royal family handed down the Founding Titan ability through ages. The trailer concludes with a dramatic moment showing a character, likely the hostage, morphing into a Titan that rises over Naoe and Yasuke.
Players who finish the mission will obtain an special katana alongside numerous artifacts concealed throughout the area in secret chests. The update also contains in-store Attack on Titan item packs, offering:
This update also adds the game's third free story addition, titled "The Enigma." This humorous adventure teams Naoe and Yasuke as they trade characteristic skills: Naoe reveals a theatrical version of Yasuke's war kick, while Yasuke masters non-lethal stealth takedowns. Faithful to its name, "The Mystery" also includes a original environmental puzzle that may finally clarify some lingering questions from the main storyline.
This marks hardly the first time the Assassin's Creed franchise has partnered with famous anime properties. The series earlier featured a 2020 collaborative story linking Assassin's Creed: Valhalla with Makoto Yukimura's Vinland Saga. Additionally, Valhalla informally contained a quest that clearly referenced the popular series One-Punch Man.
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