Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 1 Skins – Sharks, Raccoons, and Nightmare Fuel Unleashed!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 skins revealed featuring a shark, raccoon, and something creepy

Alright, folks, it looks like Treyarch is once again shaking up the fashion game for Operators in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6—and let’s just say things are getting… interesting. But not in the usual way. We’ve got sharks, raccoons, and some truly grotesque outfits that will make you question everything you thought you knew about tactical warfare. It’s safe to say, Black Ops 6 Season 1 is coming out swinging, and honestly, I’m here for it. Let’s dive into what’s caught my eye, and trust me, there’s a lot to talk about.

Season 1 features: Sharks, raccoons, parasites… what are we even doing here?

So here’s the deal: Season 1 is dropping a shiny new battle pass along with some Operator bundles that are, let’s be honest, insane. Gone are the days of blending into the shadows; now it’s all about standing out. Picture this: stalking through enemy lines dressed as a great white shark, or maybe scavenging dressed as a cunning raccoon. Honestly, whose fever dream was this?

The “Bloke Biter” ultra skin – because why not become a shark?

Let’s start with the most ridiculous one: Carver’s Bloke Biter Ultra Skin. Yes, you heard that right. It turns your Operator into a fully decked-out great white shark. And you thought stealth was key to survival in Warzone? Sorry, pal, we’re trading in camo for gills, dorsal fins, and teeth sharper than your grandma’s knitting needles. I’m betting the first time you see this charging at you on the map, you’ll want to log off just to rethink your life choices.

This skin isn’t just a cosmetic change; it also comes packed into the G’Day Bait tracer pack. This bundle brings ocean-themed builds to the XMG LMG and KSV SMG, alongside a blood-soaked suite of cosmetics like sprays, decals, and an emote. Because clearly, acting like a shark requires some bonus accessories, right?

Cash Bandit bundle: The raccoon you didn’t know you needed

Next up, we have something on the cuter spectrum that feels perfect for a post-Halloween hangover: the Cash Bandit bundle. This outfit’s a whole vibe unto itself. It throws Niran into the role of a raccoon, but not just any raccoon—an armored, tactical one ready to steal your kills AND your loot. And to top it off, you get the Debt Collector reactive weapon skin and the Vault Security GPR 91 assault rifle blueprint. Honestly, move over Captain Price—raccoons are the new top-tier operators in Black Ops.

Parasite Warrior bundle: Still wondering who thought this was a good idea

If you thought a shark-human hybrid was wild, I give you this next gem of nightmare fuel: Carver’s Parasite Warrior bundle. Remember that time you watched Alien and couldn’t sleep for a week? Yeah, this bundle is riding that exact wave. It plants a parasite on your Operator that looks like it crawled straight out of Ridley Scott’s darkest corner. Listen, folks—this is not your regular “it’s just a skin” situation. This is literally a walking xenomorph cosplay that’ll either terrify your enemies (or make them pity you).

Kick Some Brass bundle: Steampunk meets Call of Duty

Now, if you’re into something less disturbing and more stylish, there’s the Kick Some Brass bundle. Imagine a Killzone’s Helghast soldier with some heavy steampunk vibes. It honestly could steal the show if it weren’t for the shark cosplayers roaming the map. This bundle feels like Treyarch is truly exploring alternative universes, and frankly, I’m here for it. Rule the battlefield—but make it look antique, folks.

Eternal Hunter bundle: Call of Duty meets vampires

Still not out of crazy-town, Treyarch throws in the Eternal Hunter bundle. It gives Rossi a vampiric flair, because, sure—why not spice up the military shooter by tapping into the vampire market? You’ll be sucking the life out of your opponents, literally and metaphorically (thanks to that Vampire Calling Card), and looking like a Twilight reject in the process.

Treyarch isn’t holding back in Season 1

Here’s the thing, Treyarch isn’t playing around this time. Typically, Call of Duty saves these extreme, wacky, and creative operator bundles for later seasons, but not this time. Black Ops 6 decided to start it strong, probably trying to make everyone notice a game that has had its share of hiccups already. Released on October 25, the game’s reception has been mostly positive, but not without a few rough patches—like that one perk so overpowered it was basically a wallhack (you know the one).

What’s actually wild is how quickly the game is hitting its stride even right after launch. Whether it’s because of the Game Pass strategy that got a flood of new players onboard, or just Treyarch packing way too many updates in its roadmap for any one game, Black Ops 6 is setting itself up for a long ride. It’s clear they’re pushing creative boundaries and trying to keep the player base engaged early on.

Final thoughts: Sharks, raccoons, and aliens, oh my!

Listen, I’ve seen a lot of Call of Duty’s content models over the years, but Season 1 of Black Ops 6? It’s something else entirely. Sure, some of it feels like a Fortnite copycat move—no one’s denying that—but it’s also what’s keeping the franchise fresh. We’re not just running and gunning anymore—we’re doing it as marine predators, trash-pandas, and parasitic horrors. What’s not to love?

But here’s what I want you to take away from this: Yes, the skins are wild, but Black Ops 6 is coming out swinging, and anyone who dismisses this creativity probably just doesn’t get it. This is the future of shooters, folks. It’s about making a statement on the battlefield with a set of shark teeth or a parasitic slime on your back. And if that doesn’t keep you coming back for more, I don’t know what will.

What’s next?

Season 1 launches on November 14, and if you think the hype train is slowing down, you’re dead wrong. Need proof? Just wait until more details drop in the coming content updates. We’ve got a lot to look forward to. So buckle up, load up your COD points, and get ready to shark your way through the opposition.