The ring isn’t enough to contain the superstars of WWE, as the company has announced a new collaboration with popular mobile game Clash of Clans. As part of the crossover event, the skins of various characters will resemble some of WWE’s greatest stars of the modern era, plus a legend or two.
Officially announced on the company’s website, this crossover will have “Superstar Integrations,” transforming the game’s existing characters and twisting them into these wrestlers. These include current WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley, Becky Lynch, and more.
Here’s a full rundown of the Superstar Integrations that will be part of WWE’s Clash of Clans crossover:
- Cody Rhodes as “Barbarian King”
- Rhea Ripley as “Archer Queen”
- The Undertaker as “Grand Warden”
- Bianca Belair as “Royal Champion”
- Rey Mysterio as “Minion Prince”
- Kane as “P.E.K.K.A”
- Becky Lynch as “Valkyrie”
- Jey Uso as “Thrower”
All of these superstars are also available to use in WWE 2K25.
From what can be seen in the promotional material, these artists did a good job of making these skins look like a mix of WWE and the popular mobile game. Unsurprisingly, Rhea Ripley is the character who resembles herself the most since she’s one of the company’s biggest stars. Cody opted to look more like Barbarian King because he’s a big fan of he mobile game.
Here’s what the current WWE Champion had to say about the Clash of Clans crossover:
“I’ve spent years building my legacy in WWE, but it’s time for fans to know where I’ve landed most of my victories, in Clash of Clans,” said Rhodes. “As OverlordRhodes, I don’t defend, I conquer. Villages will fall, and any opposition will be crushed under my command. This isn’t about playing fair in the ring, it’s about ruling the battlefield. Just like at WrestleMania 41, I’m stepping in with one goal – absolute victory. I’ve waited a long time for this moment, and now that I've arrived, there’s no stopping me.”
This collaboration between WWE and Clash of Clans will start on April 1. It will be interesting to see how the crossover does and if more of them will be done later. We’ve seen WWE take part in Call of Duty crossovers before, so don’t be surprised if more collaborations happen in the future.