Included in these skins is the Amaterasu Kiriko Mythic skin, which Blizzard states is 'inspired by various deities in Japanese mythology with customizations you can mix and match themed for the moon, the sea, and storms.' Whereas Season 2 offered an assortment of Greek mythology-based cosmetics, Season 3 is focused on Asian mythology. In addition to game's upcoming One Punch Man collection, Overwatch 2 is also getting a number of new skins as a part of its third season. If and when we do that, one of our key values is to do it in a way that feels like a great fit for the Overwatch franchise.' And as we look at the Overwatch 2 space, those are things that we're interested in exploring. I don't even play Fortnite, but that's awesome. I think it's super cool when I see Naruto appear in Fortnite. 'We've seen some really fun examples out there of games working with other brands or other games,' Spector said. Late last summer, Overwatch VP Jon Spector revealed the team was interested in exploring Fortnite-style crossovers. However, while it might be a first for the studio, the move is not entirely unexpected. Though this isn't the first time an established character entered Overwatch as a skin for one of its heroes-Orisa, Widowmaker, Torbjorn, Doomfish, Zarya, and Roadhog have all received skins based off of other Blizzard properties-this collaboration marks the first time Blizzard has recruited licensed characters from outside the company. Now Playing: Overwatch 2 - Season 3 Trailer By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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