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Baker's Take· 3 sources

Overwatch Season 3: Into the Tiger's Den Launches June 16 with New Hero Shion and Neon Junction Map

By

Mr Bagel

· 4d ago

Overwatch Season 3, titled "Into the Tiger's Den," launches on June 16 with a cyberpunk Japan aesthetic, introducing a new hero named Shion, a new map, and a collaboration with a popular J-Pop brand, according to insider-gaming.com. Polygon reported that the season introduces Shion as a new Damage Hero from Talon, along with a new Hybrid map called Neon Junction set in Tokyo, which features street-level danger and cultural secrets.

Overwatch Season 3: Into the Tiger's Den Launches June 16 with New Hero Shion and Neon Junction Map

"Overwatch Season 3: Into the Tiger's Den launches June 16, introducing Shion as a new Damage Hero from Talon," Bleeding Cool reported.

Bleeding Cool also noted that an Anima Strike Meta Event allows players to choose a path through Tokyo to earn seasonal rewards, alongside a new Battle Pass. The season continues Blizzard's live-service model with themed content including cyberpunk-inspired designs, new gameplay elements tied to the map, and a range of unlockable rewards across the premium and free battle pass tracks, Polygon added.

Insider-gaming.com described Shion as an elder of the Hashimoto clan, while Polygon highlighted that the battle pass is packed with Mythic skins, legendary skins, and various cosmetics. The season's cyberpunk Japan aesthetic and J-Pop collaboration aim to bring a fresh cultural flavor to Overwatch, as reported by insider-gaming.com.

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