You can now run around and shoot people as Pickle Rick in Ubisoft's multiplayer shooter Rainbow Six Siege.

On Thursday, Ubisoft Montreal added two Rick and Morty crossover skins to its hit tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege. The first skin, based on Rick and Morty's alien race of Gromflomites, can be equipped by the attack operator Sledge. The other – you guessed it – is based on R&M's infamous episode in which Rick Sanchez turns himself into a pickle. This time, it's defense operator Smoke who will be turning himself into one.

.@RickandMorty + Rainbow Six Siege = Sledge and Smoke Bundles coming soon, with more collaborations coming this year! Get Schwifty on 4/15. pic.twitter.com/NJxBtCE7oE

— Rainbow Six Siege (@Rainbow6Game) April 14, 2021

While the 'full pickle' appearance of Rick Sanchez is known even among those who have never watched the Adult Swim animated series, the in-game skin reflects the part of the episode when Rick has already added some rat limbs to enhance his impotent pickle body.

Wubba lubba dub dub! Get these exclusive Rick and Morty bundles for Sledge and Smoke. pic.twitter.com/MlyO5txcFP

— Rainbow Six Siege (@Rainbow6Game) April 15, 2021

Players responded with seemingly every Rick and Morty meme in the existence and then some, although not everybody seemed happy with the crossover.

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Siege. The tactics are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical esports most of the plays will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Harry's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his…

— FACEIT Rainbow Six (@FACEITRainbow6) April 14, 2021

I guessed this a year ago! pic.twitter.com/3Bklfj6Sdb

— NOXN (@NoxnYT) April 14, 2021

So this game is now just call of duty + fortnight now? Cool I guess.

— Justin (@40madhatter) April 14, 2021

Since its release in 2013, Rick and Morty has appeared in countless promotions, ad campaigns and crossovers, including animated ads for Pringles, Wendy's and the PlayStation 5 console.