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The Girls Are Girling In Overwatch 2’s Second K-Pop Crossover

The Girls Are Girling In Overwatch 2’s Second K-Pop Crossover

Le Sserafim is once again working with Blizzard on new skins and cosmetics

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An illustration of the new Overwatch 2 x Le Sserafim skins.
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Overwatch 2 has been swimming in collaboration skins over the past few years, and the crossover the hero shooter did with K-Pop group Le Sserafim remains one of its most popular. It’s so well-liked, in fact, that Blizzard is working with the pop act again for another set of skins for a (mostly) different set of heroes. As previously announced during February’s Overwatch 2 Spotlight stream, Blizzard is releasing five new skins and other cosmetics based on Le Sserafim, four of which are for heroes who weren’t part of the original event.

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While the last collaboration dressed Tracer, D.Va, Brigitte, Kiriko, and Sombra up as if they were going to a Le Sserafim concert, this time around the participating heroes—Illari, Ashe, Mercy, Juno, and, once again, D.Va—have gotten full makeovers as if they were K-Pop idols themselves. (D.Va is Overwatch 2’s Korean hero, so if any hero is going to share the spotlight a second time, it makes sense that it would be her.) Each hero looks pretty different from their base designs thanks to some elaborate hairdos and coloring, so we’ll see how well their in-game silhouettes match up to what players are used to. Click through to see all five.

The event also included an animated music video featuring all five heroes set to Le Sserafim’s song “So Cynical (Badum)” from the group’s new album Hot released on March 14, which you can watch below.

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Blizzard is trying to revamp Overwatch 2 right now with big changes like the Perks system that allows you to customize your hero’s kit throughout a match, and the upcoming Stadium mode. It might not be enough to bring back the players it’s lost, but it’s been nice to see the company loosening the reins on players after years of trying to dictate how Overwatch 2 was played.

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Juno

Juno in her Le Sserafim skin.
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Mercy

Mercy in her Le Sserafim skin.
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Ashe

Ashe in her Le Sserafim skin.
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Illari

Illari in her Le Sserafim skin.
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D.Va

D.Va in her second Le Sserafim skin.
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