Summary
A massive appeal to players ofOverwatch 2, often even more so than the gameplay itself, is the large number of cosmetic skins that can be collected for each player’s mains, or most favorite heroes and villains. Crossover collaborations have been present in the game sinceOverwatch 1, with skins includingLEGOBastion, Illidan Genji, and Tyrande Symmetra fromWorld of Warcraft, as well as Kerrigan Widowmaker fromStarCraft, for example.
However,Overwatch 2has amped up the frequency of crossover collabs happening in-game, with one usually taking place per season. These crossovers feature belovedOverwatchheroesdressing up in costume as various characters from other video games, anime, and pop culture titles and franchises. As these skins are often only available once through these collaborations, or for a very short period of time upon any returns, it has caused them to be some of the most highly-anticipated features of each Competitive Season, as well as the most favored collectibles for many players to try and obtain.
Updated by Grace Black, July 07, 2025:With the arrival of Overwatch 2’s Season 15, yet another crossover collaboration event featuring LE SSERAFIM has arrived. For this reason, this list has been updated with the latest batch of skins from this and prior events.
Saitama Doomfist
One Punch Man
One Punch Manwasthe first big crossover collaboration eventto occur inOverwatch 2. As Doomfist’s character kit revolves around using various punching abilities, there’s little surprise that he was the recipient of a cosmetic resembling One Punch Man’s protagonist, Saitama.
The skin features Saitama’s iconic yellow jumpsuit and a white cape, complete with extra bundle items such as highlight intros and voice lines to reference Saitama’s characteristics, quotes, and moments from the show.
Mumen Rider Soldier: 76
Complete with a highlight intro featuringSoldier: 76furiously pedaling away on his bike, the Mumen Rider skin was another addition to theOne Punch Man x Overwatch 2crossover collaboration event.
However, unlike the other skins featured in this collaboration, which players could purchase using Overwatch Coins in the Overwatch Shop, Mumen Rider was free to earn for all players during theOne Punch Manevent. To add this skin to their collection for Soldier: 76, players had to complete event challenges, which would earn them rewards such as Battle Pass XP, player titles, and of course, the Mumen Rider skin.
Genos Genji
Third out of the fourOne Punch Mancollaboration skins is the Genos skin forthe cyborg ninja DPS hero, Genji. After all, who could be better to portray the role of a cyborg fromOne Punch Man, than a cyborg fromOverwatch 2?
However, some fans were slightly disappointed with the skin, believing the Hair was not accurate enough to portray Genos well, as well as a lack of extras that would’ve tied everything together - such as a unique ultimate voice line, or even simply swapping the colors of Dragonblade from green to gold or fiery orange to better reference Genos' characteristics and abilities.
Terrible Tornado Kiriko
Last, but certainly not least is the Terrible Tornado Kiriko skin. When announced, this was a standout highlight from theOverwatch 2 x One Punch Manfor many eager fans, who were excited about the idea of a cosmetic featuringKiriko’s take on Tatsumaki’s character. In this concept, Kiriko’s ninja robe and training gear have been altered to resemble Terrible Tornado’s outfit from the popular animated show.
However, much like with Genos Genji, some fans were disappointed in the quality of the skin, believing Kiriko’s outfit could have been altered to better resemble the character, as the majority of the Terrible Tornado skin does not feature an exact replica, but rather an altercation and built-upon variant of Kiriko’s default skin.
Lilith Moira
Diablo
Featured as the main skin for the 2023Overwatch 2 x DiabloHalloween Terror crossover, is none other thanthe Lilith Moira cosmetic.This skin features core aspects of Lilith’s character designs, such as the iconic robe and horns.
Considering Moira’s villainous and cruel personality, many believe this to have been one of the best-suited crossover character combinations inOverwatch 2. Lastly, the skin is complete with a series of unique voice lines that occur upon certain actions, such as achieving kills, healing, and returning from spawn.
Inarius Pharah
Parallel to the Lilith Moira cosmetic isthe Inarius Pharah skin. Resembling the rogue angel fromDiablo, Pharah can be seen all geared up in armor that resembles his black robes, and wings that have been altered to mimic his glowing golden ones.
Also, a fun fact: similarly to the Devil Pharah skin from Season 5, if you use Pharah’s laughing emote whilst wearing the Inarius skin, she will cackle like a demon, instead of the usual laughter.
Azmodan Wrecking Ball
Without a doubt, the Azmodan skin for Wrecking Ball is one of the best cosmetics to have been released forthe dive TankthroughoutOverwatch 2. With beloved and sassy Hammond’s take on a new look to resemble the Lord of Sin, there are plenty of little details to admire.
From the glowing eyes and set of horns on his tiny little hamster head, to the coloration of his mech to perfectly mimic Azmodan’s legs, thisDiabloskin was a welcome addition for any fan - especially as it could be earned through the Premium Battle Pass, other than through individual purchase.
Imperius Reinhardt
The final skin from theDiablocrossover collaboration is the Imperius Reinhardt cosmetic. This skin reworks Rein’s signature armors to resemble those worn by the Archangel of Valor, complete with a set of glowing yellow wings attached to the back of his hulking metal figure.
To bring this skin to life even more, players can equip themselves with a matching highlight intro featuring Reinhardt’s hammer falling from the sky, which ties everything together.
Antifragile BB Brigitte
LE SSERAFIM
The first of the skins available as part of the crossover with popular K-pop band, LE SSERAFIM is Brigitte’s Antifragile BB skin. This skin concept takesthe beloved mechanic and Support hero, tossing aside her armors for some stage-worthy streetwear.
Brigitte’s signature hairstyle has also been slightly altered, adding some braids and extra strands framing her face. This outfit is also full of colorful pops of purple, pink, and blue, so it’s nice to see Brig in this scheme, for a change.
Antifragile Dazzle D.Va
D.Va’s LE SSERAFIM crossover collab skin is none other than the Antifragile Dazzle cosmetic, which makes a number of altercations to both D.Va and her mech. The usual hot pink coloration of her mech has been swapped out for a more pastel shade, her hair has been cut into a stylish bob, with hot pink highlights to the under layers, matching her iconic face markings.
And to top it all off, D.Va’s variant of the adorableLE SSERAFIM dance emoteworks both while she’s inside her mech, or outside of it, ensuring players can always get their groove on.
