Fans of Free Fire might just get another reason to look forward to something soon. Based on some recent leaks, Garena seems to be working on bringing back their highly successful Naruto Shippuden crossover, but nothing has been made official by the company.
Some of these leaks are coming from some well-respected dataminers and community sources who claim there is evidence of an upcoming crossover event. If all this turns out to be true, then the community has another action-packed event to look forward to.
Free Fire x Naruto Shippuden Collaboration is on the Horizon
This would not be the first time that Free Fire has collaborated with Naruto Shippuden. In 2025, Garena came out with two popular crossover events which became favorites among fans.
The first crossover event was in January, while the second was in July under the title “Chapter 2: Ninja War.” These events brought Naruto-related items such as skins, emotes, and other items that gained high praise from gamers.
Since the fan response was so overwhelming, many fans have been anticipating a third chapter or a repeat of the collaboration.
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Expected Rewards and Cosmetics
Because Garena has yet to announce the event officially, the full list of rewards is not known. But based on previous collaboration with Naruto, players will be seeing lots of exclusive cosmetic items.
Bundles of characters which include Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, Kakashi Hatake, and Akatsuki clan members like Itachi and Pain will possibly come back to life.
Other cosmetic items might be fan-favorite emotes from popular Jutsus like Rasengan, Chidori, and Shadow Clone Jutsu. There are also possible weapon skins, Gloo Wall skins, katana skins, Kunai skins, and even vehicles skins in the event.
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