Overwatch 2 is getting a My Hero Academia crossover this October

Overwatch 2 is no stranger to collaborations with some of the most popular anime franchises, including One-Punch Man and Cowboy Bebop. Now, a new crossover is getting fans hyped up, as the game is getting a brand new collab with My Hero Academia. 

The official Overwatch Twitter account recently debuted a teaser for the upcoming event, with a video showing off many new skins based on some of the most popular characters from the manga. Kicking off on October 17 and concluding on October 30, players will be treated to these skins for a limited time. 

My Hero Academia is coming to Overwatch 2 in October

The teaser features five of the playable heroes in skins of some of the most recognizable characters in the anime, including:

• Tracer as Midoriya Izuku 
• Juno as Uraraka Ochako 
• Kiriko as Himiko Toga
• Reaper as Tomura Shigaraki
• Reinhardt as All Might

These skins will be available through the shop during the collaboration period, similar to how previous crossovers have worked in the game. It’s not yet known how much each skin will cost, but as confirmed in the official post by Blizzard, you will be able to buy each legendary skin individually or as a set, the Overwatch 2 x My Hero Academia Mega Bundle. This bundle will include additional cosmetics, as well.

If you don’t want to spend any money but still get in on the fun, you can earn five sprays and a charm through regular gameplay. We don’t know the exact requirements for unlocking these yet. However, we do know you won’t need to purchase anything, which is always a win.

My Hero Academia officially concluded its manga with Chapter 430 in early August. While the anime hasn’t officially concluded yet, there isn’t any info about a Season 8, so this has left fans with a big void to fill. The collaboration with Overwatch 2 might be able to fill some of it.

Overwatch 2, on the other hand, is still going strong, currently running Season 12 with a World of Warcraft theme. The collaboration will coincide with the release of Season 13, which will run the entire duration of the collab and likely beyond. While we don’t know much about Season 13 yet, the MHA collaboration is a great piece of news for anime fans and cosmetics completionists. 

Overwatch 2 has plenty of great skins on its own, but it’s always great to see the game working with other iconic franchises to create some truly impressive cosmetics.