🔗 Share this article Assassin's Creed Unveils Unexpected Attack on Titan Collaboration for Holiday Season In a surprising collaboration that breaks conventional predictions, Ubisoft has unveiled an in-game partnership between Assassin's Creed Shadows and the acclaimed anime series Attack on Titan. The surprising Thanksgiving event runs from November 25 through December 22, offering free additional story content for Shadows players. Peculiar Adventure Revealed According to the authorized release, "An unusual meeting leads heroes Naoe and Yasuke into a new quest, where rumors of banned practices and monstrous transformations echo through the darkness." The narrative presents a "unusually dressed woman named Ada" who assigns the duo with journeying into the Crystalline Cavern—a key location from Attack on Titan—to liberate her ally from a secret group. The questline focuses on "bizarre trials and a fearsome enemy" and is available to all players who have acquired the Yasuke character. Familiar Settings and Transformations The trailer features the Subterranean Sanctuary from Attack on Titan redesigned as the Crystal Cave. This significant location was earlier where the Reiss royal family transmitted the Founding Titan ability through ages. The trailer finishes with a dramatic moment showing a character, probably the captive, morphing into a Titan that rises over Naoe and Yasuke. Unique Rewards and Bonus Material Players who accomplish the quest will obtain an exclusive katana in addition to multiple artifacts secreted throughout the area in concealed chests. The update also features purchasable Attack on Titan item packs, including: Titan-based attire for Yasuke Mikasa attire for Naoe Exclusive weapons Survey Corps vehicle Newest Free Story Update This release also brings the game's third no-cost story content, titled "The Enigma." This playful adventure pairs Naoe and Yasuke as they swap distinctive techniques: Naoe reveals a theatrical interpretation of Yasuke's war kick, while Yasuke acquires non-fatal stealth takedowns. Loyal to its name, "The Mystery" also contains a original environmental puzzle that may eventually shed light on some unresolved questions from the main storyline. Previous Japanese Animation Partnerships This signifies scarcely the first time the Assassin's Creed franchise has partnered with well-known anime franchises. The series earlier showcased a 2020 crossover story connecting Assassin's Creed: Valhalla with Makoto Yukimura's Vinland Saga. Moreover, Valhalla unofficially contained a quest that obviously referenced the popular series One-Punch Man.