Beavis and Butt-Head Call of Duty Collab: Full Guide

Some crossovers feel obvious. Others come completely out of nowhere, and that’s exactly why they work. Seeing Beavis and Butt-Head show up in Call of Duty falls into that second category. The two biggest idiots in animation history have officially traded their couch for a combat zone, and if you would like to do the same, you could purchase a CoD account to make sure you only look like Beavis and not play like him.

If you missed the original Beavis and Butt-Head event or you're just trying to figure out what's still available, this guide breaks down everything: what dropped, what it cost, what's in the bundle, and what the community actually thought about the whole thing.

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Summary of the Beavis and Butt-Head Collaboration

• Beavis and Butt-Head arrived in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone during Season 4 Reloaded

• Players needed 1,100 CoD Points for the Premium Track or 2,800 CoD Points for the Tracer Pack bundle

• Free event rewards included weapons, XP tokens, and two new operators

• Beavis and Butt-Head skins were part of the paid track

• The event ran throughout July 2025

• Event rewards can no longer be unlocked

• Tactical versions of Beavis and Butt-Head were sold through the Tracer Pack

When Did the Beavis and Butt-Head Skins Come Out?

The Beavis & Butt-Head crossover hit Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone as part of Season Four Reloaded, running from July 2nd through July 31st, 2025. The announcement came on June 23rd, when the official Call of Duty X account shared a teaser confirming that Mike Judge's iconic duo would be arriving in Season 4 Reloaded.

The event brought a full suite of new content to both games: new operators, limited-time modes, new weapons, emotes, and emblems. The event itself was an XP grind. Play Multiplayer, Zombies, or Warzone, rack up XP, and work through the reward tiers. There were 16 rewards in total, not counting XP rewards, emblems, and calling cards, split across the free and premium tracks.

The community reaction was divided, to put it politely. Dexerto considered it one of the most unexpected collabs the series has done till that point. Some fans were thrilled to see two beloved childhood characters show up, while others were far less enthusiastic. The biggest problem seemed to be that players felt that the series was being “Fortnite-efied”. That said, there's no denying the collab had a lot of personality. Cel-shaded map variants and iconic voice lines aren't something you see every season.

How Much Does the Bundle Cost and How to Get It

There were originally three ways to get Beavis and Butt-Head content in CoD, though what's available has changed since the event ended. The Free Track was open to everyone just by playing the game during the event window. No purchase required, just XP. Of course, this did come with its own price, namely that it didn’t include Beavis and Butt-Head.

The Premium Event Track was the second option, and it cost 1,100 CoD Points (about $9.99). Buying it immediately unlocked Beavis as an operator, with Butt-Head waiting at the end of the track as the final XP milestone reward. The third way, the Tracer Pack bundle, was the premium store option, priced at 2,800 CoD Points (roughly $30 USD). It included tactical variants of both characters, Recon Beavis and Infil Butt-Head, along with a large set of exclusive cosmetics.

So, what's available now? The event has ended, so the free track rewards and the premium event track rewards can no longer be earned, including the show-accurate versions of the idiot duo. The Tracer Pack bundle was available for purchase in the store, but is currently listed as unavailable. It may return in the future, so keep an eye on the in-game store if you're after the military-style variants.

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What's Included: Full Breakdown of All Content

The Free Track

The free track was available to every player during the event at no cost. It contained multiple weapons and handed out a couple of operator skins from the show's cast of characters. Here's a full breakdown of the free track rewards:

Item	Name	Image	XP that was needed
Coach Buzzcut Operator	Coach Buzzcut		Instant
Loading Screen	Class Clowns		20,000 XP
Emblem	Rev Renegade		50,000 XP
Consumable	1 Hour Double XP Token		70,000 XP
Weapon Sticker	Coach Rage		100,000 XP
Attachment	SVD Full Auto Mod		140,000 XP
Todd Operator	Todd		180,000 XP
Consumable	1 Hour Double Weapon XP Token		240,000 XP
Melee Weapon	Pickaxe		300,000 XP
Special Weapon	Olympia		370,000 XP

The Premium Track

While the free pass only included Todd and Coach Buzzcut, the paid pass unlocked operator skins for both Beavis and Butt-Head themselves. All operators came with iconic voice lines pulled straight from the show. The premium tier cost 1,100 CoD Points and included various cosmetics and some weapons. Here's a full breakdown of the premium track rewards:

Item	Name	Image	XP that was needed
Beavis Operator	Beavis		Instant
Baseball Bat Weapon Blueprint	Frog Smacker		20,000 XP
Finishing Move	Dumbass		50,000 XP
Saug Weapon Blueprint	Hot Cheese		70,000 XP
Emblem	One Braincell		100,000 XP
Emote	We Rock		140,000 XP
Calling Card	Rockin' The Couch		180,000 XP
AK-74 Weapon Blueprint	Death Rock		240,000 XP
Gun Screen	Cornholio		300,000 XP
Butt-Head Operator	Butt-Head		370,000 XP

Tracer Pack: Beavis and Butt-Head Bundle

The Tracer Pack was the big-ticket option, the premium store bundle that swapped the event's cartoon-faithful designs for tactical, military-style takes on the characters. The bundle included the "Recon Beavis" and "Infil Butt-Head" operator skins, as well as multiple cosmetics and weapons. Here's a full breakdown of what is included in the bundle:

Item	Name	Image
Operator Skin	Recon Beavis
Operator Skin	Infil Butt-Head
Assault Rifle	T.P. Destroyer
Submachine Gun	Suck Less
Light Machine Gun	Cornholio’s Wrath
Finishing Move	Kick ‘em In the Nads
Emote	Punch Boys
Weapon Charm	Nacho Devil
Calling Card	Operation Nutcracker
Emblem	Heh, You Suck
Loading Screen	Dummy Ops

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FAQs About the Beavis and Butt-Head Collaboration

Q: Can you still get the Beavis and Butt-Head skins in Call of Duty?

A: Not right now. The event ended on July 31st, 2025, so the original event rewards and operator skins are no longer obtainable. The Tracer Pack bundle is the only option left.

Q: How much did the Beavis and Butt-Head bundle cost?

A: The Tracer Pack bundle costs 2,800 CoD Points, which worked out to roughly $30 USD depending on your region, while the premium option cost 1,100 CoD Points when it was available.

Q: What was included in the Premium Event Track?

A: The Premium Track included Beavis and Butt-Head operator skins, weapon blueprints, emotes, a finishing move, a gun screen, and multiple cosmetics tied to the show.

Q: Why did some players dislike the crossover?

A: A portion of the community felt Call of Duty was leaning too heavily into comedic crossover content and drifting away from its traditional military tone.

Q: What made the collaboration stand out?

A: The event packed in cel-shaded visuals, classic voice lines, ridiculous weapon names, and animated cosmetics that matched the chaotic humor of the original show.

Final Words

Love it or hate it, the Beavis and Butt-Head collab was hard to ignore. Between the cel-shaded game modes, the absurdly named weapon blueprints, and the voice lines popping up mid-match, it had more personality than most crossovers. The free track alone gave players two new weapons and two proper operator skins, which is a solid return for just playing the game. The premium layers scaled up from there if you wanted the main duo.

If you're late to the party and missed the event entirely, the Tracer Pack bundle is your only remaining shot at any of this content, and even that's currently in limbo. Check back in the in-game store periodically. For most bundles like this, it's a matter of when, not if.

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