Seth Rogen Joins Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 as Operator in Season 3 Reloaded Update

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 3 is set to delight fans with its ongoing theme of cannabis-inspired content, this time featuring a full-on Seth Rogen Operator. Activision announced this exciting addition in a blog post on their website, detailing how the renowned actor and marijuana enthusiast will join the ranks of the game's iconic cameo characters. Players can look forward to Seth Rogen's unique flair and humor as part of the High Art event pass, launching with Black Ops 6 Season 3 Reloaded on May 1.

The High Art event pass, running from May 1 to May 15, offers two tiers: a free tier and a premium tier. While the free tier includes seven cannabis-themed items, including a Casual Ops Operator skin, it won't grant access to the Seth Rogen Operator. To unlock Rogen's Operator, players must opt for the premium pass, which is brimming with references to his work in The Studio and Superbad. Highlights include the Fired Up and Host Rogen Operator skins, as well as the "Ha!" emote, allowing players to bring Rogen's iconic laugh into both Multiplayer and Warzone.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 3 Reloaded High Art Event Pass. Image courtesy of Activision.

Black Ops 6 has been celebrating cannabis culture throughout April, culminating in the 4/20 festivities with various themed treats. Earlier in the month, the game introduced two other weed-themed Operators, Jay and Silent Bob, allowing players to embody either Jason Mewes or Kevin Smith. These additions join the game's eclectic roster of Operators, which has previously included crossovers with Terminator and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launched late last year and has consistently delivered fresh content. Recent highlights include the return of the original Warzone map, Verdansk. As we anticipate the arrival of Season 3 Reloaded, you can read about a dedicated fan who tried to bring a Zombies Monkey Bomb onto a plane and a cardboard box emote that has sparked some concern among players.