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The Boys Invades Call Of Duty This Week
Season 4 Reloaded of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Warzone will be getting a big dose of Amazon's hit series The Boys with the reveal that Homelander, Starlight, and Black Noir are joining the game.
In a humorous trailer featuring Black Noir, he silently confirms to a gaggle of press that he and his cohorts will grace the shooters beginning on July 12. Each hero receives their own Operator Bundle, with Starlight hitting July 12, Homelander on July 16, and Black Noir on July 20. Each is priced at 2,400 COD points and includes the character along with items such as weapon charms, stickers, emblems, and weapon blueprints. Each character also comes with a unique finishing move.
The update includes The Boys-themed map elements and an additional 6v6 map, a Temp V field upgrade, Diabolical Camo challenges, Battle Royale hitting Vondel, and The Raid finale. You can see what’s coming in the graphic below (click to enlarge).
You can learn more details by visiting this Call of Duty blog post. You can also get a look at each hero in the gallery below.
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