All new skins in Overwatch season 4 – Genji and Sojourn Mythics, plus more
Blizzard has detailed the new cosmetics arriving with Overwatch 2's fourth season of 2026, titled Heroes of Busan, as part of the year-long Reign of Talon narrative. The season's headline items are a second Mythic hero skin for Genji and a new Mythic weapon skin for Sojourn, alongside a South Korean-themed lineup reflecting the season's Busan setting.
– Battle pass skins: new outfits for Moira, Pharah, Junker Queen, D.Mon, D.Va, Brigitte and Cassidy, with D.Mon also getting a skin as part of the upgraded pass.
– Mythic hero skin: Genji receives his second-ever Mythic skin, the season's standout reward, purchasable with Prisms.
– Mythic weapon skin: Sojourn gains a new Mythic weapon skin featuring a knife-flourish animation.
– Shop skin line "Fleece and Fangs": new looks for Juno, Mercy, Mei, Reaper and Hanzo.
– Shop skin line "Vendetta/Young Gods": new looks for Doomfist, Kiriko, Jetpack Cat, Wuyang and Freja.
– Possible collaboration: no official confirmation yet, but a tie-in with K-pop group LE SSERAFIM, who perform at BlizzCon's closing ceremony on 13 September, is speculated for midseason.
- Overwatch season 4 "Heroes of Busan" brings new Mythic skins for Genji and Sojourn
- Battle pass and shop add skins for D.Mon, Mercy, Doomfist and more
- LE SSERAFIM collab skins rumoured but not yet confirmed
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Overwatch 2 is Blizzard's team-based shooter, and it runs on a seasonal model: every few weeks the game gets a themed update bringing new cosmetic items, or "skins," that players can earn or buy without affecting gameplay balance. Season 4 of 2026, called Heroes of Busan, is part of a longer year-long storyline the game is telling called Reign of Talon, and this season's setting is the South Korean city of Busan, which shapes the visual theme of the new items.
The most sought-after items are "Mythic" skins, the rarest tier Blizzard makes, which include extra animations and customisation options rather than just a new outfit. This season gives a Mythic skin to Genji, a ninja-like hero, and a Mythic weapon skin to Sojourn, a rifle-wielding hero, alongside a wider range of cheaper skins for other characters sold through the in-game shop and the season's battle pass (a paid track of unlockable rewards).
This matters mainly to Overwatch's existing player base, since cosmetics are a major source of revenue for the free-to-play game and Mythic skins in particular tend to generate significant discussion within the community. There is also unconfirmed speculation about a possible tie-in with the K-pop group LE SSERAFIM, linked to their scheduled appearance at Blizzard's BlizzCon event in September, though Blizzard has not officially confirmed any collaboration.