Call of Duty Mobile players may soon be able to play as The Boys characters: What we know so far

Call of Duty: Mobile may soon get a The Boys crossover. Sony, the co-producer of the TV series with Amazon’s MGM Studios, reportedly said the collaboration will arrive alongside Season 5 of the game. According to a Notebookcheck report, licensing details reveal that the crossover is expected to roll out in the summer of 2026 and could introduce playable characters, themed rewards, and new in-game weapons. However, developers have not yet shared a confirmed release date or detailed breakdown of the content.The confirmation comes from Sony Pictures Consumer Products’ licensing rollout for the final season of “The Boys,” which states that “The Boys answer the call this summer” in a “major digital integration” tied to Call of Duty: Mobile, the report noted. In addition, the update will introduce three playable characters, thematic pack rewards, and legendary weapons.Even though there is no confirmation of which characters are being collaborated on, the update is said to align with Call of Duty Mobile Season 5, though any details have yet to appear in the Activision roadmap. It also coincides with the release of the fifth season of The Boys series on Prime Video."The Boys" Season 5 premiered on April 8, 2026, with only two episodes in the initial lineup. New episodes will be released every week up until May 20, 2026.This is not the first gaming collaboration for the franchise. “The Boys” has previously appeared in titles such as Mortal Kombat 1 through DLC content, and Sony recently launched a VR experience titled “The Boys: Trigger Warning.”In a statement to Variety, Jamie Stevens, EVP of Worldwide Consumer Products at Sony Pictures Entertainment, said, “’The Boys’ has become a fearless cultural force, known for pushing boundaries and redefining the superhero genre. For the final season, we focused on partnering with brands that authentically align with the series’ bold tone and devoted fan base, creating products and experiences that extend the world of Vought and our fan-favourite vigilantes, ‘The Boys,’ in ways that feel immersive, unexpected and globally resonant.”