Rick and M💦orty are coming to Rainbow Six Siege.
Ubisoft announced the crossover yeste🐼rday, which i🎃ntroduces a Pickle Rick and Gromflomites inspired bundle to the game.
The crossover, which was announced vi🌠a an elaborate trailer, showcases the new cosmetic skins which are based on a season three episode of Adult Swim’s sci-fi series Rick and Morty, where Rick decides to turn himself into a pickle to avoid attending family therapy - thus becoming Pickle Rick - and a recurring species of the series; the Gromflomites.
The Smoke Pickle Rick Bundle features the now-iconic Pickle Rick Rat suit and headgear, which Rick fashions out of things found in the sewer in the episode, as well as his famous Portal Gun as an attac𒅌hment, weapon skin, and even a Pickle Rick charm.
As for the Gromflomites Sledge Bundle, fans can look forward to suiting up in a Gromflomite uniform and headgear which were designed after the insect-looking space lifeforms. This bundle also includes a Federation Defense attach༒ment skin, weapon skin for Sledge’s M590A1, and a Seal Team Rick charm - as featured in the season three episode of the sho💦w The Rickshank Rickdemption.
This unique crossover didn’t go unnoticed by fans or video g🍷ame companies alike, iಞncluding the official Xbox account who with: “I PUT MYSELF INTO A GAME, MORTY! I'M RAINBOW RICK!!" as well as the FACEIT Rainbow Six account making a play on the famous Rick and Morty IQ meme. The Rainbow Six Siege twitter account has also promised:
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Siege. The tactics are extremely subtle, and♑ without a solid grasp of theoretical esports most of the plays will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Harry's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his...
The Smok✨e Pickle Rick and Gromflomites Sledge bundles are available 𝓀to purchase now for 2160 R6 Credits each.
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