You think game leaks come from moles inside the studio? Think bigger. The Arknights × Rainbow Six Siege second collab was leaked not through any insider whisper, but through the **regulatory filing records** of their official merchandise partner, SuperLanShan (超烂山) — literally government-facing documentation. When the official preview PV dropped recently, every single detail from the leak was confirmed.
The PV showcased four signature weapons and gadgets that R6 veterans recognized instantly: the **DRX rifle** — Iana's primary in Rainbow Six; the **Scorpion SMG** — Ela's trademark; the **healing dart** — Doc's iconic ability that fully restores a target's HP and grants 20 temporary HP, friend or foe alike; and the community's most legendary meme gadget — the **cluster charge**, Fuze's ability that deploys on destructible walls or floors and showers the other side with explosives. Thanks to Ubisoft's famously unpredictable physics engine, this thing is notorious for wiping out hostages, earning Fuze the eternal title of 'Hostage Killer.'
The collab appears to feature four R6 Operators: **Iana, Fuze, Ela, and Doc**. However, eagle-eyed players spotted a detail that sparked debate — the DRX rifle is usable by two Operators in R6, Iana and Nomad. More tellingly, the PV showed an Airjab launcher attached to the rifle, which is Nomad's unique gadget. One player questioned: 'They're not going to have Nomad rip off her own gadget and give it to Iana, are they?'
As for the leak's credibility, the comment section was unanimous: there's zero chance it's fake. One highly upvoted reply put it bluntly: 'A regulatory filing — how could it possibly be fake??? The last person who tried to tamper with review submissions was Uncle (Bilibili), and his horse girl game still hasn't come back.' This references Uma Musume's Chinese server, where the submitted version didn't match what actually launched, resulting in the app being pulled from stores — a cautionary tale for the entire industry. Another player added: 'You can fool players and they'll still cope into loyal defenders, but if you fool the regulators, all you get is the iron fist.'
The third reply perfectly captured SuperLanShan's reputation in one sentence: 'SuperLanShan's credibility is bulletproof in every aspect except shipping speed and product quality.' This sums up the merch partner's odd status — their actual products might be questionable, but when it comes to information leaks, they've never missed.
Not everyone is hyped though. One player went off: 'Watched the PV — looks mid as hell, can't hold a candle to the first collab. This is clearly just a stepping stone before the Destiny collab, rushed out the door.' Others raised a preemptive concern: if Nomad doesn't actually show up, doesn't that count as false advertising in the PV? After all, they literally drew her Airjab launcher.
For now, the collab lineup seems locked in, but the community remains divided on whether Nomad is a secret addition and whether the overall quality can match the first event. The one thing everyone agrees on? Regulatory filings are the most ironclad leak source in the entire gaming industry — more reliable than any insider.
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