Blizzard has unveiled the exciting collaboration between Overwatch 2 and K-pop group Le Sserafim. Alongside new skins, a group of heroes will also be learning the dance moves of the popular group.
In a recent social media post, Blizzard announced that five heroes in the game will receive new dance emotes, inspired by Le Sserafim. A one-minute video showcases Brigitte, D.Va, Kiriko, Sombra, and Tracer performing the synchronized dance routine from Le Sserafim’s ANTIFRAGILE music video, which premiered a year ago.
The method of obtaining these emotes is yet to be revealed. It is expected that players will either earn them through a limited-time event challenge or purchase them as part of a Le Sserafim bundle, which may include Legendary skins for the five heroes. The event is set to begin on Wednesday, Nov. 1.
This collaboration is not the first time Blizzard has incorporated dance moves into Overwatch 2. Previously, Junkrat and Roadhog received robot-style dance emotes when Blizzard introduced robo skins for the characters.
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| Blizzard revealed the contents of Overwatch 2’s collaboration with Le Sserafim today, and along with new skins, a group of heroes will also learn how to dance like the K-pop group. | Blizzard announced the details of Overwatch 2’s partnership with Le Sserafim, featuring new skins and dance emotes for select heroes. |
| In a post to social media, Blizzard announced today that along with a handful of new skins coming to the game, five of its heroes would be getting new dance emotes. | Blizzard revealed on social media that in addition to several new skins, five heroes in the game will receive fresh dance emotes. |
| Thanks to some help from the video editing skills of the Overwatch new aggregator OW Cavalry on Twitter, we now have a convenient nine-second loop of Brigitte, D.Va, Kiriko, Sombra, and Tracer doing the dance emote in sync. | OW Cavalry on Twitter provided a helpful nine-second loop showcasing Brigitte, D.Va, Kiriko, Sombra, and Tracer flawlessly performing the dance emote together. |
| It’s unclear exactly how players will be able to get their hands on these emotes, but one would expect that they will either be earnable through a limited-time event challenge or they’ll be a part of a Le Sserafim bundle that includes a Legendary skin for the five heroes in the shop. | The method of obtaining these emotes remains uncertain, but it is likely that players can earn them through a time-limited event challenge or purchase them as part of a Le Sserafim bundle, which may also include Legendary skins for the heroes. |
| This isn’t the first time Blizzard has put some cross-hero choreography into OW2. | Blizzard has previously incorporated cross-hero choreography in Overwatch 2. |
Source: DOTESPORTS
