The Overwatch 2 and LE SSERAFIM collaboration was recently announced. With it is coming a new music video, song, game mode, in-game items and most importantly, skins. These skins are going to be interesting as Overwatch 2 has only recently started doing collaborations. That being said, this article is going to guess what heroes might get the Overwatch 2 and LE SSERAFIM Skins.
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Seeing as there are five members, these choices will come down to their personal preferences. That being said there are some characters that could be blocked out for various reasons. Here are five that could work best and why.
While Echo may not seem like the first choice, she is definitely one to consider. She is very much due an exclusive skin and feels like a hero that the members of LE SSERAFIM could connect with.
There is no doubt that Tracer is still the face of Overwatch 2. that being said, it feels like it is time for her to be back in the spotlight with this collaboration. Her mythic skin in Season 5 was great but one more Mythic or Legendary skin addition to close out 2023 wouldn’t hurt.
Here is where it starts to feel like an obvious choice. One of the members of LE SSERAFIM, Huh Yun-jin is depicted as having blonde hair and could easily give Mercy yet another great skin.
Even though Kiriko just had a skin in the One Punch Man collaboration, there is nothing keeping the Overwatch 2 team from giving her another. With her music vibes and so much more, she feels like a solid option.
Lastly and likely the most obvious is D.Va. She is from South Korea and feels like a shoo-in. She is considered to be one of the most popular heroes in the Overwatch Universe and screams K-pop-inspired skin.
The Overwatch 2 and LE SSERAFIM Skins release date will be November 1, 2023. This was announced along with the reveal of the collaboration. They will be revealed on October 30, 2023 though.
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