The original Oni Genji appeared as part of the Heroes of the Storm crossover, though it later became available in everyday Loot Boxes. Demon Genji: While both may technically be considered demons, the only one with the official title goes to the Remixed version of Oni Genji.

Frankly, this is a win for cat lovers everywhere.

White Cat D.Va: Leading the charge, so to speak, is a new variant of Black Cat D.Va (which was added alongside Blizzard World in 2018).

1 ran from April 5-26, you’re still able to earn the Remixed skins during Volumes 2 and 3 of the event. So which skins, exactly, are being remixed, and how do they rate on the Coolness Scale™? And (arguably) more importantly, is this a good strategy for keeping events exciting and fun?Īll the Remixed skins for Overwatch’s Anniversary Remix Vol. Of course, at the end of the day, a big part of this is being done in the name of allocating more resources to the upcoming Overwatch 2 PVP beta. At the moment, the three-part Anniversary event will occur in place of what are normally Archives (now), the standard Anniversary (early May), and Summer Games (July/August), though likely without the long break in between those last two. These spins on classic holidays are part of a “three-part anniversary event” and will be aptly named “Remix” events.

Namely, rather than getting the usual round of brand-new skins and event-specific Brawls, we’ll be getting recolored versions of some fan-favorite Legendary skins, the return of a few weekly-challenge skins, and rotating Brawls from across all standard events. In an unexpected twist of fate, Overwatch’s next few holiday events will be taking on a slightly different format than in the past.

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