Free Fire Collabs: Every Brand & Anime Collab (2026)

Free Fire has built one of the most aggressive collaboration rosters in mobile gaming. Since 2020, Garena has brought in football legends, K-pop groups, iconic anime, Netflix originals, racing brands, and video game legends. Some collabs reshaped the entire game world. Others were limited-time cosmetic drops and nothing more. This is the full record.

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#2020: Where It All Started

Cristiano Ronaldo x Free Fire (December 2020)

The one that proved Free Fire could pull global names. Garena signed Cristiano Ronaldo as a brand ambassador and built an entirely new permanent character around him. Chrono wears a futuristic blue-and-silver suit and came with the "Time Turner" ability that creates a force field blocking 600 damage. The Operation Chrono event ran December 2020 and included exclusive CR7 bundle outfits, weapon skins, and a reworked Bermuda map section. Chrono remains a permanent character in the roster to this day.

Key cosmetics: Chrono character, CR7 themed bundle, Operation Chrono weapon skins.

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#2021: Anime and Motorsport

One Punch Man x Free Fire (January 2021)

Free Fire's first anime collaboration and it was a strong opener. The "Hero Trial" event ran January 10 onward and introduced Saitama and Genos costumes, the Megapunch M1887 and M4A1 weapon skins, Gloo Wall skins, and a Tatsumaki-themed backpack. Players who logged in on January 23 received a free Saitama Loot Box skin. The event had training session missions that fed into the reward track.

Key cosmetics: Saitama Bundle, Genos Bundle, Megapunch M1887, Gloo Wall skin.

Street Fighter V x Free Fire (July 2021)

The first video game crossover. The "Beating Stars" event brought Ryu and Chun-Li costumes into Free Fire alongside the SF Shiba pet skin, a Pan Street Fighter skin, and Ryu Backpack. Ran July 2021. Not the flashiest execution, but the crossover between two completely different game styles gave it novelty points.

Key cosmetics: Ryu Bundle, Chun-Li Bundle, SF Shiba Pet Skin, Pan Street Fighter.

McLaren Racing x Free Fire (August. September 2021)

The standout brand collab of 2021. "Ace the Field" was Free Fire's partnership with McLaren Racing and it delivered a full vehicle skin inspired by McLaren's P1 hypercar: the MCL-FF car skin. The event also included driver-inspired outfits and a themed weapon set. For a mobile game, getting McLaren to put their IP into a battle royale was legitimately impressive. The car skin itself looked sharp.

Key cosmetics: MCL-FF Vehicle Skin, McLaren driver-inspired bundle, themed weapon skins.

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#2022: The Celebrity Season

Assassin's Creed x Free Fire (March 2022)

"The Creed of Fire" brought Assassin's Creed characters and aesthetics to the game. The event introduced hooded assassin-style bundles, a P90 Metal Wings weapon skin (available as a free reward for some players), and themed Gloo Wall skins. A collaboration theme song combining the signature music of both franchises was also released. Ran March 2022.

Key cosmetics: Assassin bundles, P90 Metal Wings, Creed of Fire Gloo Wall.

BTS x Free Fire (March. April 2022)

The biggest K-pop partnership in the game's history. The "Free Fire x BTS Show" was a multi-week in-game variety show that aired exclusively inside Free Fire from late March. The event featured BTS member-inspired costume bundles, with designs drawn by the members themselves, lobby emotes, themed weapon skins, and exclusive music content. As a tie-in for Free Fire's Gen FF anniversary campaign, it ran through April 9, 2022. The scale of the BTS brand brought the game visibility in markets it hadn't cracked before.

Key cosmetics: BTS member bundles (all 7 members represented), themed weapon and Gloo Wall skins, BTS-inspired emotes.

Justin Bieber x Free Fire (August 2022)

Right after BTS came Justin Bieber, signed as part of Free Fire's 5th anniversary celebrations. Garena hosted Free Fire's first-ever in-game concert, with Bieber performing an exclusive new track produced for the game. The collaboration introduced Bieber-inspired outfits, exclusive emotes, themed weapon skins, and anniversary collectibles. The in-game concert concept was a genuine first for Free Fire.

Key cosmetics: Justin Bieber Bundle, anniversary weapon skins, in-game concert exclusives.

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#2023: Marvel, Capcom, and Anime

Devil May Cry 5 x Free Fire (February 2023)

Free Fire's first collaboration of 2023 was a Capcom one. The DMC5 event ran February 10 to 26, introducing Dante and Vergil-inspired bundles, demon hunter-themed weapon skins, and Gloo Walls styled after the game's gothic aesthetic. A short crossover window, but the visual quality of the Dante bundle was solid.

Key cosmetics: Dante Bundle, Vergil Bundle, DMC5 weapon skins.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse x Free Fire (June 2023)

Timed alongside Sony's animated film, this Marvel crossover ran June 1 to 18. Players could collect Spider-Verse themed parachutes, a Spider-Verse Moony skin, backpack, and a Spider-Sense emote. A web-swinging mode was added temporarily. The event leaned heavily into the film's multiverse aesthetic with multiple Spider-Man variant designs appearing as cosmetics.

Key cosmetics: Spider-Verse Parachute, Spider-Verse Backpack, Moony skin, Spider-Sense Emote.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba x Free Fire (September. October 2023)

The biggest anime collab of 2023, timed with Booyah Day. The event ran September 26 to October 25 and introduced the most recognizable Demon Slayer characters. Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke all got fully realized bundles. Tengen Uzui's bundle was the grand prize. The Sakonji Mask and Tanjiro Backpack were among the accessory rewards. Demon Slayer's visual style translated cleanly into Free Fire's art direction.

Key cosmetics: Tanjiro Bundle, Nezuko Bundle, Zenitsu Bundle, Inosuke Bundle, Tengen Bundle, Sakonji Mask, Tanjiro Backpack.

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#2024: Football Anime Enters the Arena

Blue Lock x Free Fire (November. December 2024)

Garena leaned into the football anime wave and brought Blue Lock into the game. The event ran November 10 to December 8 and featured Isagi Yoichi and Nagi Seishiro as the two headlining bundles. Isagi's Team Z and Nagi's Team V outfits replicated the anime's iconic jersey designs faithfully. Free login rewards included weapon skins, vehicle skins, avatars, and a special Blue Lock banner. Emotes for Isagi's Spatial Awareness and Nagi's Trapping brought the characters' in-anime signatures to the battlefield.

Key cosmetics: Isagi Yoichi Bundle (Team Z), Nagi Seishiro Bundle (Team V), BLUELOCK weapon skins, vehicle skin.

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#2025: The Biggest Anime Year Yet

Naruto Shippuden x Free Fire, Chapter 1 (January, February 2025)

Garena called this its biggest anime IP collaboration ever, and the production justified the claim. The event ran January 10 to February 8. Bermuda's Rim Nam Village was fully rebuilt as the Hidden Leaf Village, with Hokage Rock, Ichiraku Ramen, and Naruto's House all accessible in-game. The Nine Tails Strikes event let players encounter Kurama mid-match. Free Fire's first-ever Super Emote (the Gamabunta Summoning) debuted here. The Jiraiya Bundle was the grand prize, earnable free through missions. Paid bundles covered Naruto (Sage Mode and Kurama Link Mode multi-look changer), Sasuke, Kakashi, and Sakura. The Ninja Run Emote and Snake Sword Katana weapon skin were standouts from the accessory list.

Key cosmetics: Naruto Multi-Look Changer Bundle, Sasuke Bundle, Kakashi Bundle, Jiraiya Bundle (free grand prize), Sakura Bundle, M4A1 Naruto Theme, Gamabunta Super Emote, Nine Tails Skywing.

Squid Game x Free Fire (July 2025)

Netflix's Squid Game arrived as part of Free Fire's 8th anniversary event. The crossover launched July 18 and introduced Red Light, Green Light, Glass Bridge, and Dalgona Challenge as playable in-game modes across all seven maps. The Doll outfit, Pink Guards Costumes, and the Green Tracksuit were the headline cosmetics. Free rewards included The Doll female outfit, a Cash Bank Backpack, haunting voicelines, and a Ribbon Loot Box death effect. The Red Light, Green Light Gloo Wall skin was available in the Item Shop.

Key cosmetics: The Doll Outfit, Pink Guards Costume, Player Green Tracksuit, Cash Bank Backpack, Red Light Green Light Gloo Wall, Ribbon Loot Box.

Naruto Shippuden x Free Fire, Chapter 2: Ninja War (July, August 2025)

Less than seven months after Chapter 1, Garena brought the second wave. This time the Akatsuki arc took center stage. The event ran July 30 to August 31. Hidden Leaf Village was redesigned again, now bearing the aftermath of Pain's Planetary Devastation attack. Six Akatsuki Keepsakes appeared as in-match collectibles with abilities based on Pain, Konan, Deidara, Itachi, Kisame, and Hidan. The Itachi Bundle introduced Free Fire's first-ever reverse-color transformation effect. Madara, Obito, Minato, and Pain Tendo bundles all launched with blinking animations. The Orochimaru Bundle was the free grand prize. An in-person esports event, the Free Fire All Stars: Ninja Clash, ran in Bangkok with a USD 100,000 prize pool alongside the collab.

Key cosmetics: Itachi Bundle (reverse-color transform), Madara Bundle, Obito Bundle, Minato Bundle, Pain Tendo Bundle, Orochimaru Bundle (free grand prize), MP40 Uchiha's Legacy, Susano'o Super Emote.

Digimon Adventure x Free Fire (November 2025)

A shorter crossover running November 17 to 30. The Digital World came to Free Fire with Agumon, Patamon, and WarGreymon as the focal points. Free rewards included the Agumon Avatar, Crest Symbol Banner, and a WarGreymon T-shirt. The WarGreymon-themed Gaia Force grenade skin was a standout item. Lighter in scope compared to the Naruto collabs but cleanly executed for fans of the original series.

Key cosmetics: WarGreymon T-shirt, Gaia Force Grenade Skin, Agumon Avatar, Crest Symbol Banner.

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#2026: Cursed Energy Enters Free Fire

Jujutsu Kaisen x Free Fire (January. February 2026)

The most recent collaboration as of this writing, and one of the most ambitious executions in the game's history. "Jujutsu Awakening" ran January 14 to February 13. Five characters got fully realized bundles: Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki, Satoru Gojo, and Ryomen Sukuna (available as two separate bundles). Every bundle included original anime voiceovers and cinematic animations.

The gameplay changes went deeper than any previous collab. A Cursed Energy collecting system let players gain power by defeating enemies or looting it off the ground. Cursed Energy could upgrade weapons or unlock Jujutsu techniques: Itadori's Divergent Fist, Gojo's Unlimited Void and Hollow Purple, Sukuna's Malevolent Shrine, and Ember Insects. Free Fire's version of Jujutsu High School replaced a section of Bermuda as the peak reskin. Two exclusive music tracks by composer Yoshimasa Terui were commissioned specifically for the event.

The Yuji Itadori Bundle was the free grand prize, redeemable through mission progression. Paid items included the Gojo Bundle, both Sukuna variants, the Groza - Yuji Itadori weapon skin with animated Cursed Energy effects, a JJK-themed Gloo Wall, and a themed vehicle skin.

Key cosmetics: Yuji Itadori Bundle (free grand prize), Gojo Bundle, Sukuna Bundle x2, Megumi Bundle, Nobara Bundle, Groza - Yuji Itadori, JJK Gloo Wall, JJK Vehicle Skin, Kento Nanami's Glasses.

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#Quick Reference Table

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#Which Collabs Were Actually Worth It?

The Naruto collabs set a new benchmark for how deep a collab can go. Two full chapters, genuine map rebuilds, new game modes, original music. The JJK collab matched that ambition. Both are the standard everything else gets measured against.

Demon Slayer in 2023 had the best bundle quality-to-variety ratio. Five distinct characters, all faithfully rendered. If you own one of those, it ages well.

The BTS collab was marketing-first, execution-second. The bundles were fine but the real driver was the in-game show concept, which was novel for its time.

McLaren was the best brand collab by a distance. A vehicle skin built around a real hypercar design beats a generic branded outfit every time.

Blue Lock and Digimon were shorter events with smaller budgets. The Isagi and Nagi bundles in Blue Lock were clean, but the scope was limited. Digimon felt like a nostalgia play more than a content drop.

For a deeper look at what's currently strong in the meta, the Free Fire best characters guide covers which collab characters like Chrono hold up in OB52. And if you want free cosmetics without spending diamonds, the redeem codes page gets updated regularly with active codes.

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#Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most popular Free Fire collaboration of all time? Naruto Shippuden is the most expansive collaboration in Free Fire history, spanning two full chapters in 2025 with complete map rebuilds, new game mechanics, and over a dozen character bundles. Jujutsu Kaisen in early 2026 rivals it in ambition.

Which Free Fire collaborations gave free bundles? Several collabs included free grand prizes through mission progression: Jiraiya Bundle (Naruto Ch.1), Yuji Itadori Bundle (Jujutsu Kaisen), Orochimaru Bundle (Naruto Ch.2). The Squid Game event also gave The Doll outfit as a free reward through the Cash Bank system.

Did Free Fire ever collab with Dragon Ball or One Piece? As of early 2026, Free Fire has not done a Dragon Ball or One Piece collaboration, despite persistent community requests and rumors. These remain among the most-requested collabs that have not materialized.

How long do Free Fire collaboration events last? Most collabs run 3 to 4 weeks. Naruto Chapter 2 was an exception at 5 weeks (July 30 to August 31). Digimon Adventure was shorter at just two weeks (November 17 to 30).

Are collaboration skins available permanently? No. All collaboration cosmetics in Free Fire are time-limited. Once an event ends, the skins move out of the active shop. Occasionally Garena runs reruns, but there is no guarantee. The only permanent exception is the Chrono character from the Cristiano Ronaldo partnership, which remains a permanent roster character.