Jackson Caine is a character featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. Caine is a Pantheon agent and appears in the cinematics of the campaign missions Bishop Takes Rook and Checkmate, and makes a minor appearance in Most Wanted.
Caine is also a playable Operator of the Crimson One faction in Multiplayer and Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.
Biography[]
Background[]
Jackson Caine was inspired to join the military by his father, a Vietnam War veteran. He trained alongside CIA operative Troy Marshall under the tutelage of Tamira "Westpoint" Chambers and was shaping up to be a promising soldier. However, Caine's brother was eventually killed in action in Lebanon, causing his ideologies to shift. At some point, he was recruited by the Pantheon and became their elite soldier in the late 1980s.
1991[]
On January 23rd, 1991, Caine was present during a meeting between CIA Director Daniel Livingstone, handler Jane Harrow, and operatives Marshall and Frank Woods. He witnessed Livingstone suspend Woods and Marshall. Later, on February 2nd, Caine led a team of CIA operatives to the Capitol Building to investigate the black site located underneath it, which was housing an imprisoned Russell Adler.
At some point after February 16th, Caine snuck into Livingstone's office and accessed his computer for an unknown purpose. Following this, Caine was assigned as leader of a new Pantheon kill squad, Crimson One, whose task was to hunt down Woods' Rogue Black Ops team.
Personalization[]
Skins[]
| Name | Rarity | Image | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major Za | Epic | 
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Little Caesars x Call of Duty Promotion Available between October 21st and December 31st, 2024 |
| Taskmaster | Base | 
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Unlocked by Default. |
| The Bull | Legendary | 
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Tracer Pack: Steer Clear Bundle |
Gallery[]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6[]
Trivia[]
- Throughout the Campaign, Caine is not referred to by name, only making brief appearances. He also has very few speaking lines, which can only occur if the player allows themselves to be spotted by him during Most Wanted.
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