Call of Duty Black Ops 6’s latest legendary skin is a neon anime girl with cat ear, and it strikes terror into the hearts of everyone.

Players have been complaining for months about the highly stylized skins that look out of place with Call of Duty games. It got so bad, that some players even asked Activision to remove the guady-style skins from their matches.

There's a brand new legendary skin available. This time, instead of a flaming dragon with enough particles that could blind anyone, we have an anime cat girl snowboarder.

The Snow Time Showtime Tracer Pack is available for 2000 CoD Points, which is approximately 20 PS. This tracer package includes the legendary Alvarez operator skin, the Polar Rip Goblin MK2 blue print, the Halfpipe Handler Kompakt 92 blue print, an Ice Breaker finisher move, a cute Hot Chocolate weapon charm, a Polar Shred Spray, and a Double XP token.

It's surprising that this skin is popular. You'd think that players would be angry at seeing a bright pink anime girl running through their lobby, but they are actually happy. Kind_Knowledge4856 thanks players who use this skin. "Thanks for being a simple kill. I'm blind but with this skin, I can spot you a mile away."

This skin is a nice addition to Black Ops 6 maps. It may not look realistic, but at least there are no clouds of smoke or particles covering its head, making it harder to hit a target.

It was almost unfair that the Ghost Dreadwood operator's skin was so hard to spot, especially in Warzone when you were prone or crouching in a bush. Gaia was another skin that was so difficult to spot, it had to be removed from the game. The dark brown color, see-through holes, and orange accents made it almost impossible to identify on maps such as Estate or Wasteland, which have a lot of grass, fall leaves, and other foliage. Snow Time Showtime is the exact opposite of these heinous changes, but it's still not in the clear.

It's not the skin that's at fault. It's about the players that own it. One player said, "Only the super sweats in my lobby have it." "So, even though I see them, I cannot kill."

The rest of the comments point out that while camo skins may be difficult to spot, this doesn't mean that brightly colored skins are easy to pick. In most Call of Duty games, everything moves so quickly that it doesn't matter if you can spot another player. It's about your reaction time, aim and map knowledge. If you see this anime skin in your lobby, remember to be humble before you get excited.