Some of Overwatch 2’s most sought-after cosmetics are Mythic skins. These ultra-rare, customizable skins are generally only available as battle pass rewards and are some of the hardest items to obtain in the game. The time and effort required are well worth it, though: flashing a Mythic skin in battle proves your dedication and patience in achieving such a high battle pass level.
Because Overwatch 2 came out only recently, it only has a handful of Mythic skins available. In later seasons, there will be more to choose from: developer Blizzard intends to release one new Mythic skin on each season’s battle pass, according to an official blog post published prior to the game’s release.
If you’re interested in getting your hands on one, you’re not alone.
So far, every Mythic skin in Overwatch 2 has been tied to a specific seasonal battle pass, and they have all been obtainable at level 80 of their respective season. While Blizzard hasn’t ruled out the potential of bringing old Mythic skins back, they have not yet announced any details for taking them out of the vault.
Here’s every Mythic skin in Overwatch 2 and how to unlock each one.
All Mythic skins
Cyber Demon Genji
Cyber Demon Genji can only be obtained by completing tier 80 on Overwatch 2’s season one battle pass. To complete tiers, you’ll need to finish challenges and snag plenty of wins during your time in Quick Play and Competitive. Once you have enough XP, the skin will unlock automatically alongside a matching spray and player icon.
Like all Mythic skins, Cyber Demon is customizable: players can adjust the tattoos on his arms, the shape of his mask, and the style of his iconic sword.
It’s not clear whether battle pass cosmetics will be available in subsequent seasons after their initial appearance, so if you’re a Genji fan who needs Cyber Demon but you didn’t get to it during season one, keep a sharp eye out for news from Blizzard. After unlocking the skin, you’ll gain access to an additional eight battle pass tiers with Prestige titles, another incredibly rare cosmetic that grants bragging rights.
Zeus Junker Queen
Like Cyber Demon Genji, Zeus Junker Queen is both very customizable and an embodiment of its seasonal theme: Greek mythology. It can’t be purchased. The only way to unlock it is to purchase the premium battle pass and level it up to tier 80. Making it to tier 80 grants the skin as well as a matching player icon and spray.
The skin offers the ability to customize Junker Queen’s weapon, armor, shoulder pad, and color. There are three color schemes available: yellow, red, and blue, each of which changes her hair color and the color of her armor. While you can see all available customization options before unlocking the skin, you can’t actually equip it until you reach the correct battle pass tier. Players have until the end of season two to obtain Zeus.
Amaterasu Kiriko
Kiriko’s Mythic Amaterasu skin is meant to resemble the Japanese Goddess of the Sun, and the flare it provides on the battlefield will surely leave opponents in awe. The skin was originally available at level 80 of the season three battle pass before being vaulted, like previous Mythic skins.
Perhaps her most popular Mythic color combo is the bright shades of gold and yellow that make her large tiara’s pop that much more. Along with being able to customize colors, players can pick out her weapon, hairstyle, and headpiece.
Whichever option you choose, this Kiriko skin will stand out more than any other that the popular new Overwatch support hero has by a long stretch.
Galactic Emperor Sigma
Sigma’s Mythic Galactic Emperor skin comes with similar customizability to previous skins, and it was released as a part of the season four battle pass. There are two weapon options, three color options, three armor options, and three headpiece options.
The color variation might be where players get the largest differentiation. Along with a purple and black aesthetic, there is a red and tan look and a grey and teal look. If you mix and match just the right options, with the teal coloration, Sigma can look relatively close to the popular Batman supervillain Mr. Freeze.
Meanwhile, the armor and headpiece combo Blizzard initially used to tease the skin will have Simga looking more like a conventional intergalactic militia leader.
