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A new legendary Lúcio emote is coming to Twitch All-Access passholders

"Come on, let's bring it together."

Overwatch fans should be eager to get their hands on a brand-new legendary emote.

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The Overwatch League revealed that a new legendary Lúcio emote will become available for Twitch All-Access Pass owners on July 24.

The Overwatch League All-Access Pass on Twitch is “an evolving VIP badge that you can wear in game and in Twitch chat, and that offers a premium viewing experience and behind-the scenes access.”

As a part of this package, passholders can get this sweet Lúcio emote—but Overwatch players who don’t own the pass might be frustrated that it’s an exclusive item.

Related: 12 Overwatch League “away” skins are available now in-game for All Access Pass holders

Lúcio, a support hero, is a DJ—and many Overwatch fans will enjoy this emote because it actually shows him being a disc jockey.

If you want to grab this new legendary emote, and you don’t own the Overwatch League All-Access Pass on Twitch, you can become a passholder here. The pass will let you “unlock insider League access, in-game items, and special content just for Twitch” for $29.99.


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