Blizzard must be making a lot of cash whenever it collaborates with k-pop group Le Sserafim because Overwatch is partnering with the “Perfect Night” singers for a third time to bring new skins and music to the game. This time, it’s putting a notable focus on several of the new heroes the game has launched this year, and also finally giving one of the men in the game a chance to get dressed for the show, after the past two crossovers mostly being girls’ nights.
The party is just getting started 🫶💖 pic.twitter.com/A9HqT5XSUk
— Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) August 31, 2026
The new skins will launch on September 12, the same day as this year’s Blizzcon where the group is performing, and feature Mizuki, Freja, D.Mon, Anran, Sierra, and surprisingly Moira? I guess even a diabolical scientist can be a k-pop stan. The heroes will also receive new emotes, presumably a new dance to accompany Le Sserafim’s new single “Made My Night,” which is getting six different CDs, one with each hero gracing the disc. A new music video will kick everything off on September 10, and if it’s anything like the previous collaborations, it will likely feature all six heroes.
FEARNOT, it’s time to make our night ✨
Pre-order LE SSERAFIM’s 2nd Single Album 'Made My Night' Single CD now 💿Pick your favorite version and get ready for what’s coming next!
*Additional retailers will be updated accordingly.
*All U.S. sales… pic.twitter.com/PXZe0dAiRt— LE SSERAFIM (@le_sserafim) September 1, 2026
I do want to shout out the Mizuki skin specifically, not only because he’s my favorite new hero from this year’s batch of 10, but also because the first two Le Sserafim collabs only featured women, and the boys can be girly-pop, too, dammit. Hopefully we see more of them get concert-ready when Blizzard inevitably teams up with the group again. Moira proves that even characters who don’t fit the usual aesthetic aren’t off the table. Give me Soldier: 76 in an “I’m Fearless” crop top and sunglasses.
This is the second music collab Overwatch has done in 2026 after working with j-pop duo YOASOBI earlier this year on skins and the song “Orion,” which was inspired by support hero Kiriko.
