There’s no easy way to say this: the Akatsuki are back and Bermuda’s not okay.
Garena Free Fire isn’t slowing down when it comes to crossover events, and its latest collaboration with Naruto Shippuden is dialed in for fans of both mobile shooters and classic anime. If you missed the first collab earlier this year, don’t worry because Chapter 2: Ninja War pushes the crossover even further, expanding on last year’s partnership and introducing new in-game content themed around the Fourth Great Ninja War.
From Jul 30 to Aug 31, the Hidden Leaf Village and Akatsuki are going head-to-head across modes, maps, and mechanics, and somehow it feels like Free Fire just became a Naruto RPG. It’s loud, it’s fast, and it’s probably the most fun you’ll have in Free Fire in a minute.
Gameplay meets the Great Ninja War
This chapter brings a sharper focus on combat-themed gameplay features, syncing with the all-out warfare arc from Naruto Shippuden. Unlike the first crossover, which leaned more into cosmetic flair, this chapter folds deeper into gameplay, with event modes and reward mechanics that actually impact matches.
Free Fire’s event mode; Ninja Strike: Shadow Assault, drops players into a limited-time game type built around stealth, speed, and close-quarter clashes. The map is smaller, the action is quicker, and character movement feels tighter.
Whether you’re maining Chrono or experimenting with Naruto-themed skins, the layout encourages fast rotates and decisive fights. This mode favors aggressive flanking, which means movement prediction becomes crucial; an area where high-sensitivity players have an edge.
Skins, Bundles, and Character designs
The main draw for many players will be the new cosmetics, and this time, the devs didn’t just paste anime faces onto default models. Each outfit, from Sasuke’s Akatsuki gear to Naruto in his Sage of Six Paths cloak, or Sakura’s Fourth War fit, comes with matching emotes, lobby animations, and custom backpack designs.
There’s also a push toward collectibility. Instead of rotating bundles randomly, Free Fire is using a scroll-based unlocking system this time. By completing daily missions and time-limited challenges, players earn Ninja Seals, which can be exchanged for themed rewards. This system favors consistent players over one-time logins, making it easier for regulars to complete the full set without spending diamonds.
Real Ninja Moves. Real Game Changers.
Every week of this grand collab brings new content, but here’s what will most likely catch your eye:
- Battle Royale Mode: It’s not just visuals. They’ve baked actual ninjutsu into gameplay. You get six Akatsuki Keepsakes scattered around Tsukuyomi zones. Grab one, and you get character-specific powers such as:
- Itachi’s Amaterasu: black flames, brutal range
- Deidara’s clay bird: remote detonation in mid-air
- Konan’s paper bombs: sneaky, explosive
- And then there’s the eight new jutsu skills to look out for. Things like Flying Raijin Jutsu (diehard fans will know this as Minato’s teleport skill) and the famed Uchiha clan Sharingan, which lets you copy the skill of the nearest enemy (which comes in very handy in ranked duels).
You can even revive your character with Izanagi!
- Clash squad gets even better: With this collab, Clash Squad Mode has a twist too! Now the airdrops are called Divine Tree Airdrops and include Red Moon Points. If you get three of these, then the battlefield shifts. The scene goes red, buffs drop, and an exclusive shop opens.
- If you're into 1v1s, check out Ninjutsu Lone Wolf Mode. This mode boasts ranked ninja duels, and that’s exactly what you get; no nonsense at all. You pick a jutsu, you fight. And the best part? Not only are the duels skill-based, they’re also style-based, promising you an experience like never before.
And then there are the Collectibles…
This is where the collab event really goes all in. The Epic Ninja Trials tab is where you’ll find the heavy stuff. Complete all five legendary trials and you unlock the Orochimaru Bundle, full with a matching avatar. That’s not all; Madara, Obito, Pain Tendo, Itachi — they’re all here. Outfits aren’t the only thing you have to look forward to, however.
- The MP40 - Uchiha’s Legacy skin with Tsukuyomi FX
- Gloo Wall: The Final Valley
- Madara’s Fan Backpack
- Emotes like Susano’o summon, Reanimation Jutsu, and Forehead Poke (yes, that one)
- Minato’s Kunai dagger
- Reverse-color outfit transformations (Itachi’s bundle changes mid-match, it’s insane)
- And a personal favorite: the Shadow Clone Jutsu emote. It’s already shaping up to be the most-wanted cosmetic of the drop. Only obtainable through event loot crates, it’s become a chase item for collectors and content creators alike. Players can reduce RNG pain by completing milestone missions tied to daily logins, but the real grinders are stacking event currency through ranked plays.
Free Fire Diamond Drop: How to Gear Up Fast
Now for some more serious talk. If you’re planning to unlock even half of this stuff — or want to run some Lone Wolf duels with Itachi’s full kit — you’ll need Diamonds. For a top-up experience as smooth as this collab, your best bet is the Carry1st Shop.
Pick your player ID, choose the amount, pay in local methods, see Diamonds land in your account. Easy as pie!
Final Thoughts? Don't Skip This One.
The Free Fire x Naruto Shippuden Chapter 2 collab may be different from it’s first iteration, but it sure does hit all the marks. The mechanics, the visual overhaul, the jutsu; everything ties back to actual Naruto lore in a way that feels like it belongs in Free Fire.
If you’re a long-time player or a Naruto fan who’s been on the fence, this is the time to jump back in. And if you're planning to go deep into the collectibles and custom modes, stock up on Diamonds ahead of time, Carry1st makes it way too easy to pass up.
Ninjas. Guns. Giant flaming gods. It’s all in there for you. What are you waiting for?
FAQs
Q: When does Free Fire x Naruto Shippuden Chapter 2: Ninja War run?
A: The event runs from July 30 to August 31, 2025.
Q: What are Akatsuki Keepsakes in Free Fire?
A: They are collectible items in Tsukuyomi zones that grant special powers like Itachi’s Amaterasu or Deidara’s clay bird.
Q: How do I get the Itachi bundle in Free Fire?
A: The Itachi bundle is available through Luck Royale during the Naruto collaboration.
Q: How can I top up Free Fire Diamonds safely in Africa?
A: The fastest way is through Carry1st Free Fire Diamonds, which offers local payment options and instant delivery.
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