Every BGMI Collaboration Ever: The Complete List (2021–2026)

No game in India does crossovers like BGMI. Since 2021, Krafton has turned the battleground into a meeting point for anime heroes, Bollywood stars, cricket icons, EDM DJs, and luxury supercars. Some collabs added a few skins; others took over entire maps. Here’s the complete roundup — every major collaboration, what it brought, and why it mattered.

IPL x BGMI Collaboration: Cricket Meets the Battleground

The Indian Premier League collab was a no-brainer: India’s biggest sport meets India’s biggest battle royale. IPL-themed events brought cricket-inspired outfits, themed crates, and in-game events timed around the tournament season. It mattered because it proved BGMI could plug directly into mainstream Indian culture — not as a niche hobby, but as entertainment that sits alongside cricket.

Naruto x BGMI Collaboration Players Still Talk About

The Naruto collaboration remains the gold standard of BGMI crossovers — character outfits inspired by the iconic ninja series, themed weapons, and events built around the anime’s world. Years later, “bring back Naruto” is still the single most repeated demand in every Krafton comment section.

One-Punch Man x BGMI: Saitama Drops Into the Game

The One-Punch Man collab gave players outfits and items themed around Saitama and the series’ heroes. It mattered as proof that BGMI’s anime strategy wasn’t a one-off — the game was systematically collecting the biggest anime IPs on the planet.

Jujutsu Kaisen x BGMI: Cursed Energy Lands in Erangel

Jujutsu Kaisen arrived as one of the hottest anime properties in the world, and BGMI’s collab delivered character-themed outfits, weapon skins, and special event modes at peak JJK hype. The JJK outfits remain some of the most flexed skins in lobbies.

Attack on Titan x BGMI Collaboration: The Titans Invade

The Attack on Titan collaboration brought the series’ distinctive military-inspired outfits and themed gear to the game. It mattered because AoT was a global phenomenon, and its dark, high-stakes aesthetic fit BGMI’s battleground surprisingly well. For anime fans, it was another must-have collection.

Alan Walker x BGMI: The DJ Lands in the Lobby

Electronic music star Alan Walker collaborated with BGMI on themed outfits, a special in-game concert-style event, and music-driven content. It mattered because it showed BGMI’s collabs weren’t just visual skins — they could be full experiences with music and atmosphere.

Ranveer Singh x BGMI: Bollywood Energy Goes In-Game

Ranveer Singh’s collaboration brought the actor’s larger-than-life persona into BGMI with themed outfits and promotional events. It mattered because Ranveer is Bollywood’s human hype machine — his involvement signalled that India’s biggest film stars saw BGMI as a legitimate cultural platform, not just a game.

Deepika Padukone x BGMI Collaboration: Star Power Doubled

Deepika Padukone’s collab added her own themed outfits and event content. Coming alongside other Bollywood tie-ins, it cemented the pattern: BGMI had become a place where A-list celebrities launch gaming personas.

Hardik Pandya x BGMI: Cricket’s Rockstar Joins the Game

Cricketer Hardik Pandya’s collaboration fused his on-field swagger with in-game outfits and events. It mattered because Hardik is exactly the kind of celebrity BGMI’s core audience idolises — young, flamboyant, and unapologetically flashy. The cricket-to-gaming pipeline ran straight through him.

Tesla x BGMI Collaboration: The Electric Vehicle Flex

The Tesla collaboration introduced Tesla-themed vehicle skins — most famously a sleek electric car skin that became an instant status symbol. It was BGMI’s first big luxury-tech crossover: your in-game ride could now be a Tesla.

Bugatti x BGMI: The Ultimate Garage Flex for Players

If Tesla was premium, Bugatti was the absolute top of the mountain. The Bugatti collab brought hypercar vehicle skins that rank among the rarest and most expensive-looking cosmetics in the game. It mattered because it turned vehicle skins into genuine collector’s items — spotting a Bugatti skin in a match still turns heads.

Peaky Blinders x BGMI: By Order of the Battleground

The Peaky Blinders collaboration brought the show’s sharp 1920s gangster aesthetic — flat caps, tailored outfits, and that unmistakable attitude — into BGMI. It was an unexpected pick that showed Krafton’s collab team had range beyond anime and pop stars.

Kalki 2898 AD x BGMI: Sci-Fi Epic in Desi Style

The Kalki 2898 AD tie-in connected BGMI with one of Indian cinema’s biggest sci-fi spectacles, adding film-themed outfits and event content around the movie’s release — a homegrown blockbuster meeting India’s biggest game, timed to the film’s hype cycle.

Which BGMI Collabs Do Players Still Beg Krafton to Bring Back?

Ask any BGMI community, and the answer is loud and consistent:

• Naruto — the undisputed number one. Every collab announcement’s comment section has players asking for it.
• Jujutsu Kaisen — right behind Naruto, with players who missed it the first time desperate for a rerun.
• Attack on Titan and One-Punch Man — the rest of the anime set, wanted back as a package.
• Tesla and Bugatti — vehicle collectors who missed these still feel the pain every time someone rolls up in one.

Krafton does occasionally rerun popular collabs, so none of these are permanently gone — but there’s no announced schedule for returns at the time of writing (October 2026).

What This BGMI Collaboration List Means for Players

If you’re a collector, collabs are the highest-stakes content in BGMI: most are time-limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone until (maybe) a rerun. If a collab you love is live, that’s your window. And if you’re new, the list above is your shopping list for whenever Krafton opens the vault again.

What’s Next: Upcoming BGMI Collaborations to Watch

BGMI’s collab machine shows no signs of slowing — expect more anime IPs, more Bollywood and cricket tie-ins around big releases and tournaments, and probably more luxury brands chasing the vehicle-skin market. At the time of writing (October 2026), no specific upcoming collaboration has been officially announced, but history says the next big crossover is always closer than you think.

Conclusion

From the IPL to Naruto to Bugatti, BGMI’s collaborations have turned the battleground into a pop-culture playground — and this complete 2021–2026 list is your one-stop reference. Keep an eye on Krafton’s announcements, because the next big crossover is always around the corner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which was the biggest BGMI collaboration ever?

By community demand and lasting impact, Naruto. It set the template for anime collabs in BGMI and remains the most requested rerun years later.

Do collaboration skins ever come back?

Sometimes — Krafton has rerun popular collabs and brought back select items through return events. But there’s no guarantee and no fixed schedule, so treat every collab as potentially one-time.

Are collab items free or paid?

Most collab content is paid — crates, lucky spins, and bundles. Events sometimes include a few free rewards, but the headline outfits and vehicle skins are premium.

Why are anime collabs so popular in BGMI?

BGMI’s player base skews young, and anime fandom overlaps heavily with that audience. Naruto, JJK, and AoT are cultural touchstones for exactly the generation that plays BGMI most.

Has BGMI collaborated with any Indian movies?

Yes — Kalki 2898 AD is the biggest film tie-in, alongside the Bollywood star collabs with Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone. Expect more around major film releases.

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