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Overwatch 2's Next One-Punch Man Skin Is Mumen Rider
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Blizzard Entertainment has announced that another Overwatch 2 legendary skin inspired by the anime One-Punch Man will be obtainable in season three.
With the recent release of season three, the developer revealed its very first IP collaboration with One-Punch Man, a campaign that will run from March 7 to April 6 and will feature «a collection of cosmetics from the beloved anime.» A Doomfist skin inspired by the anime's protagonist, Saitama, has already been revealed, but players will also be able to get their hands on a Mumen Rider skin for Soldier: 76 next month.
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