Activision has officially announced the Beavis & Butt-Head Event Pass for the upcoming collaboration between the iconic cartoon and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 along with Warzone. Players eager to collect exclusive Beavis & Butt-Head themed cosmetics in both Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone can soon participate in a limited-time event offering various rewards inspired by the legendary animated duo.

The event will launch alongside Call of Duty's Season 4 Reloaded update, scheduled for release on July 2. Whether playing Black Ops 6 or Warzone, fans can expect significant content additions. Multiplayer enthusiasts will witness the return of Black Ops 3's beloved Fringe map, alongside a fresh battleground called Eclipse. Warzone players, meanwhile, will experience Resurgence Casual—a new mode blending real players with AI opponents, featuring 12 human participants and 32 bots. Note that progression in this mode is restricted due to the bot presence, and match outcomes won't impact player statistics.

Activision has confirmed that the Beavis & Butt-Head collaboration extends beyond store bundles, introducing a comprehensive Event Pass. Players can opt for the free tier, which includes two new weapons, character skins themed after the cartoon protagonists, a Double XP token, and additional rewards. Alternatively, a premium version priced at 1,100 COD Points offers enhanced content: both operator skins, an exclusive finishing move, a unique emote, three weapon blueprints, and more.

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While the crossover excites Beavis & Butt-Head fans, some Call of Duty players have expressed dissatisfaction with Black Ops 6's Season 4 Reloaded skins. Longtime series supporters criticize the unrealistic nature of recent cosmetic items, advocating for a return to more authentic military aesthetics. Community feedback describes the new skins as visually unappealing, with some labeling them distracting in competitive gameplay.

The introduction of yet another premium Event Pass has also sparked debate. Previous collaborations with Squid Game and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles faced similar backlash for adding paid content layers atop existing Battle Pass systems. With free, premium, and BlackCell versions already available, many players view additional monetization as excessive.