Junker Queen is a new Tank Hero in Overwatch 2 specializing in berserker-style, life-draining close combat. She’s a fairly advanced character to use, as she needs to keep inflicting damage (and therefore take risks) to restore her health. She has a Mad Max, post-apocalyptic punk look, rather like a Raider from the Fallout series. Her eight unlockable skins change the color and style of her clothing and, most importantly, the color of her mohawk hair.

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Every Junker Queen skin in Overwatch 2

All of Junker Queen’s unlockable skins currently require spending Legacy Coins, either to buy them directly or to buy Premium Battle Pass.

Circuit Breaker (Legendary Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

This black and green color scheme gives this skin a kind of old-skool computer hacker feel.

Wastelander (Legendary Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

Pretty similar in style to Junker Queen’s default Overwatch 2 skin, but with a yellow and brown color scheme and tougher-looking leather garments.

Punker Queen (Epic Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

Nothing says “punk” more than fishnet, tartan, and a purple mohican.

Beast Hunter (Epic Skin — Season 1 Battle Pass, Tier 40)

Leopard skins and a knee guard made entirely from teeth — this is very much a jungle-themed skin.

Actinium (Rare Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

This blue skin is a little more denim and a little less leather.

Plutonium (Rare Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

Combines grey and silver to give Junker Queen a metallic look. Even her hair looks like its metal!

Radium (Rare Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

Mostly brown, the green details give this skin a bit of a “radioactive ooze” vibe.

Uranium (Rare Skin — purchase with Legacy Coins)

A combination of yellow and orange means this skin has a color scheme to match Junker Queen’s fiery temper.

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Gavin Mackenzie

Gavin Mackenzie has been playing video games since the early 80s, and writing about them professionally since the late 90s. Having been a writer and editor on various British magazines including PLAY, GamesTM, and X360, he's now a freelance guides specialist at Gamepur.

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