The Overwatch 2 x Gundam Wing collaboration launches on April 29th, 2025, introducing a collection of Gundam-inspired cosmetics, special challenges, and additional content to the game. This limited-time event in Blizzard’s hero shooter commemorates the 30th anniversary of Gundam Wing since the anime series first aired in 1995, celebrating what many consider one of the most captivating space operas in entertainment.
This guide covers all essential information about Overwatch 2’s latest collaboration, including the pricing of skins and potential esports activities during the in-game event.
Recent Overwatch 2 Updates
Blizzard has announced plans to modify the Stadium feature following player feedback. The new Stadium game mode launched on April 22nd, and Season 16 will maintain the 6v6 format due to its popularity among players.
Confirmed Skins and Pricing
The previously leaked skins have received official confirmation, with the final cosmetics matching exactly what was shared before their release. Individual hero skins are priced at 2,800 Overwatch Coins (approximately $30), while the comprehensive Mega Bundle containing all items costs 5,900 Overwatch Coins (approximately $60).
Four distinctive skins will be available throughout the Overwatch 2 X Gundam Wing limited-time event, as showcased in the gameplay trailer:
- Epyon Ramattra
- Wing Zero Mercy
- Deathscythe Reaper
- Tallgeese Soldier 76
According to information from the blog post on the official Overwatch 2 site, these skins will be offered as bundles, accompanied by various cosmetic items available for purchase in the in-game store.
Challenges and Rewards
The event features numerous in-game challenges for players to complete, with successful completion rewarding additional cosmetics. Among these rewards is the unique Gundamari weapon charm, adding further customization options for dedicated players.
Esports Integration
As of the current date, no esports activations have been announced for the Overwatch 2 x Gundam Wing event.
Overwatch 2 has regularly incorporated digital incentives to promote its competitive scene. This year’s OWCS featured new skins, icons, and name cards for heroes including Mercy and Echo. Players could earn these cosmetics by watching OWCS broadcasts and reaching specific viewing milestones.
The game has also offered various bundles in the in-game store that directly support the esports ecosystem. A notable example was the special drops available during Champions Clash in Hangzhou, where the Juno bundle contributed directly to the tournament prize pool.