Call of Duty: Mobile Announces Honkai Impact 3rd Crossover
Call of Duty: Mobile will launch a collaboration with Honkai Impact 3rd on September 9, introducing themed operators, a new roguelike mode, and battle

Call of Duty: Mobile is launching a crossover event with Honkai Impact 3rd on September 9. The collaboration will introduce character skins, a new game mode, and fresh battle royale objectives.
This partnership marks a surprising link between Activision's military shooter and miHoYo's anime-style action game. The event, titled "Against All Fate," will function as a dedicated battle pass. It promises to blend the aesthetic and characters of Honkai Impact 3rd into the Call of Duty: Mobile universe.
Themed Operators and Draws
Three specific operators will receive themed appearances inspired by Honkai Impact 3rd characters. Rin Yoshida will get a look based on the Herrscher of Thunder. Siren's skin is inspired by the Herrscher of Flamescion. Kestrel will be styled after the Herrscher of Reason.
Each themed operator will be linked to a Legendary weapon through a series of three separate Operator draws. These draws will allow players to obtain the character and their matching mythic weapon skin.
New Roguelike Shooter Mode
The collaboration introduces a new permanent game mode. It is a top-down roguelike shooter designed for three-player co-op. Teams will fight through waves of enemies and face a final boss to earn rewards.
This mode provides a significant departure from Call of Duty: Mobile's standard first-person gameplay. It represents a major content addition tied directly to the crossover event.
Battle Royale and Free Rewards
The battle royale map will be updated with a new objective called the Quantum Platform. Players must defend this platform as it powers up. Afterward, they can step through it to confront enemies inspired by Honkai Impact 3rd and collect additional loot.
A separate Free Mythic event will run concurrently. It will allow all players to earn a free mythic weapon simply by participating. This ensures that even those who do not purchase the battle pass or operator draws can obtain a high-tier reward.
The scale of this collaboration highlights the continued popularity of both live-service titles. By integrating characters, modes, and rewards, the developers aim to engage both existing player bases. The event is scheduled to begin on September 9.





