Overwatch’s fourth season, Heroes of Busan, leans hard into its South Korean setting and stacks the cosmetics to match. The headliners are a new Mythic hero skin for Genji and a new Mythic weapon for Sojourn, both funded with Mythic Prisms, alongside a re-vamped battle pass and several fresh shop lines rolling out over the next two months.
Quick answer: Spend Mythic Prisms on Genji’s Duality of Koi Mythic skin and Sojourn’s Eternal Crystal Mythic weapon. The battle pass carries seven Legendary skins, and the shop adds the Fleece and Fangs and Young Gods lines.
Genji Duality of Koi Mythic skin
Genji picks up his second Mythic skin, years after he received the very first one in Overwatch 2. Duality of Koi is the centerpiece of Heroes of Busan, built around a black-and-white balance theme that you unlock and shape across four tiers using Mythic Prisms.
| Tier | What it unlocks |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | The base Koi of Duality Mythic appearance to start Genji’s path toward inner balance. |
| Level 2 | Multiple hairstyles that reshape his silhouette, including an updo and two longer options. |
| Level 3 | Extra colorways beyond black and white so you can set your own take on the duality. |
| Level 4 | Luminous koi that circle Genji, completing the look as a visual nod to luck and balance. |
Sojourn Eternal Crystal Mythic weapon
Sojourn’s Mythic is a weapon skin rather than a full outfit. Eternal Crystal pairs glowing crystal with gilded metal, and its top tier adds a flourish where she draws a matching dagger in her off-hand. Like Genji’s skin, it upgrades in four stages paid for with Mythic Prisms.
| Tier | What it unlocks |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | The base Eternal Crystal, combining luminous crystal and gilded craftsmanship. |
| Level 2 | Kill reactions: the crystalline barrel fractures, the orb grows sharper, lightning arcs across it, and diamond details build under your Ultimate charge. |
| Level 3 | Two Flourish animations with a crystal-and-gold dagger, triggered by holding reload. |
| Level 4 | A crystalline kill effect that cracks and shatters reality around defeated enemies. |
Season 4 battle pass skins
The battle pass is re-vamped this season. After you clear an introductory track, you pick which Legendary skin to chase, and there’s a new interface to go with it. A new Unvaulted Passes feature also gives you a second shot at rewards from select past battle passes.
Both of Overwatch’s South Korean heroes get new looks in the Busan-themed pass, and new tank D.Mon already has a skin included. The full list of heroes with battle pass skins:
- Moira
- Pharah
- Junker Queen
- D.Mon
- D.Va
- Brigitte
- Cassidy
Season 4 shop skins
Two new skin lines arrive in the shop this season, and both look set to grow with more heroes over time.
Fleece and Fangs
A wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing theme, mixing the fuzzy and the fierce across six heroes.
- Juno
- Mercy
- Mei
- Reaper
- Hanzo
- Vendetta
Young Gods
A regal, godlike set that even folds in a cat wearing a jetpack.
- Doomfist
- Kiriko
- Jetpack Cat
- Wuyang
- Freja
LE SSERAFIM collab status
No LE SSERAFIM collab skins have been officially confirmed for this season. The K-pop group is set to perform at the BlizzCon closing ceremony on September 13, and with Heroes of Busan built around a South Korean theme, another line inspired by the group is a strong possibility around midseason, potentially with older skins returning to the shop too. Treat that as expectation rather than a locked-in reveal until Blizzard says so.
For now, the two Mythics are the clear draws to save Prisms for, while the battle pass and the Fleece and Fangs and Young Gods lines fill out the rest of the season’s wardrobe. Expect more shop drops to land as Heroes of Busan runs its course.
