The Boys’ Black Noir Returns to Reveal Details of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Crossover
WARNING: The following story contains spoilers for The Boys Season 3.
The Boys Black Noir has, in a sense, risen from the dead to reveal details of a previously teased collaboration between Prime Video’s superhero series and Call of Duty.
Black Noir stars himself in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 alongside Starlight (Erin Moriarty) and Homelander (Anthony Starr) in a press conference video posted by the fictional company he directs, Vought International. admitted (in his trademark silent fashion) that he The Seven superheroes.
Well, let’s see who it is.Taking a break from overseas missions to wreak havoc abroad @call of duty. pic.twitter.com/JXru5sUEbs
— The Boys (@TheBoysTV) July 10, 2023
Of course, those of you who watched The Boys know that Black Noir passed away at the end of Season 3, but today’s video has the answer. At the beginning of the text card, it says, “The following press conference was filmed last year prior to Black Noir’s covert mission and Starlight’s betrayal of The Seven.”
The Mid-Season Update will begin rolling out on July 12th as part of Modern Warfare 2’s Season 4 Reloaded. Each character gets its own Operator Bundle, with Starlight rolling out on his 12th first, Homelander rolling out on his July 16th, and Black his Noir rolling out on his July 20th. out. Call of Duty Blog Post A few more details have come to light. Each bundle costs 2,400 COD Points and includes Weapon Charms, Loading Screens, Weapon Stickers, and Emblems.
The first news of The Boys collaborating with Call of Duty came during Jeff Cayley’s Summer Game Fest last month with the Season 4 trailers for Call of Duty: Warzone 2 and Modern Warfare 2. was foretold in
As for The Boys Season 4, we’re still waiting for an update from showrunner Eric Kripke. recently tweeted The release date will depend on how long the ongoing Hollywood writers strike lasts. However, the production staff of Prime Video’s spin-off Gen V Planning a panel at San Diego Comic-ConAs such, more details about that show should be announced in the coming weeks.
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