Every Skin Coming to Overwatch Season 2: Summit

Overwatch Season 2: Summit launched on April 14, 2026, and it brought a massive wave of new cosmetics with it. From a mono-themed spring fairy battle pass to a striking Diablo IV crossover skin for Ramattra, there's a lot to sort through. Here's every confirmed skin set arriving this season, organized by how you get them.

Quick answer: Season 2 adds over 30 new skins across the battle pass, the in-game shop, and a Diablo collaboration, plus the return of all 15 Le Sserafim legendaries and two new mythic cosmetics for Genji and Soldier: 76.

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Battle pass skins — Spring Fairy theme

The entire Season 2 battle pass follows a unified spring fairy and elven aesthetic. Every skin earned through the pass fits this theme, making it another mono-themed pass similar to previous seasons. The heroes receiving spring fairy skins through the standard battle pass track are:

Ari's spring fairy skin is exclusive to the Ultimate Battle Pass bundle, which also includes a Painter skin for the new damage hero Sierra. The starter pack, meanwhile, comes with a Panda costume for Jetpack Cat.

The entire Season 2 battle pass follows a unified spring fairy and elven aesthetic | Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment

Mythic weapon and mythic skin

Season 2 launches with both a new mythic weapon and a new mythic hero skin, continuing the pattern from recent seasons.

Genji — Sumi Ichimonji (Mythic Weapon): A katana with a fiery effect layered over a solid black blade. The weapon includes a unique flourish animation where Genji fans his shuriken through his fingers. As a mythic, it will have customizable visual options and special kill effects.

Soldier: 76 — Vaulted Overdrive (Mythic Skin): A cyber-tech "super soldier" design that gives Soldier: 76 a younger appearance. The skin leans into a sci-fi aesthetic with enhanced detailing and special effects that set it apart from his existing legendary options. Community reception has been mixed — some players appreciate the sleek look, while others feel it undercuts the character's identity as an older veteran.

Season 2 launches with both a new mythic weapon and a new mythic hero skin | Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment

Sakura shop bundle

The first major shop offering of the season is a new Sakura skin set, fitting the springtime window. These skins are expected to be available for purchase in the in-game store during the opening weeks of Season 2.

Sakura-themed skins have appeared in Overwatch before across multiple seasons, so the visual style will be familiar. The main draw is the fresh roster of heroes receiving the treatment this time around.

The first major shop offering of the season is a new Sakura skin set | Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment

Rainy Day skin set

A separate shop set called Rainy Day includes five skins. Roadhog and D.Va's Rainy Day skins were teased earlier during the Spotlight event, and the full set rounds out the collection with three additional heroes.

Court of Roses skin set

The Court of Roses set, which originated as a concept in a past Blizzard player survey, is now arriving as a purchasable shop bundle. It covers five heroes and comes with at least one new cosmetic extra — a victory pose for Kiriko.

Kiriko's inclusion here keeps her streak of receiving at least one new skin per season alive. The Kiriko skin was not shown in the Season 2 trailer itself but was confirmed through Blizzard's press materials shortly after.

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Diablo IV collaboration — Ramattra Mephisto skin

The Season 2 trailer closed with a dramatic reveal of a new Ramattra skin modeled after Mephisto from the Diablo franchise. The skin ties into the Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred expansion, which launches on April 28, 2026. It features a demonic redesign complete with Mephisto's signature halo, and it comes bundled with a new highlight intro.

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The Ramattra Mephisto skin is a Diablo crossover cosmetic, not a second mythic skin. It does not have the customizable effects typical of mythic-tier items. Because it is a collaboration skin, it may have limited availability and could return later through loot box refreshes, similar to the earlier Lilith Moira skin.

No additional heroes have been confirmed for this Diablo collaboration yet. Whether the collab expands beyond Ramattra's skin and intro remains to be seen as the season progresses.

The skin ties into the Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred expansion | Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment

Le Sserafim skins return

All 15 Le Sserafim legendary skins, including the original set, returned to the shop with the start of Season 2 on April 14. If you missed these K-pop collaboration cosmetics in previous runs, they are now available for purchase again.

Full skin summary by category

Season 2: Summit is shaping up to be one of the denser cosmetic seasons Overwatch has had in a while. Between the battle pass, multiple shop bundles, two mythics, a Diablo crossover, and the Le Sserafim return, there's something for most hero mains — though tank players may feel underserved, with Ramattra's collab skin and Junker Queen's Sakura skin being the only notable additions for the role. Additional skins and events, including content tied to Overwatch's 10-year anniversary celebration at mid-season, could fill in the gaps.