John Cena is assisting in the promotion of a few of the game's new story missions. As part of this partnership, Blizzard even gave Cena his own set of skills and a hero trailer, though he may be a little unbalanced.
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The most recent Overwatch 2 collaboration isn’t what you’d anticipate. This time around, Blizzard has taken things a step further by teaming up with one of the biggest film and entertainment stars in the world. In the past, the game has featured well-known manga series and charity collaborations for different skins.
With the launch of Overwatch 2’s sixth competitive season on August 10, John Cena is assisting in the promotion of a few of the game’s new story missions. As part of this partnership, Blizzard even gave Cena his own set of skills and a hero trailer, though he may be a little unbalanced. If you need more information about Overwatch 2’s John Cena ability list that will make you glad he’s not in the game, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share it with your friends.
To be clear, John Cena will not be making an appearance in your actual Overwatch 2 game anytime soon, but it is still amusing to imagine him doing so. The Engima is the name of the hacker who serves as Cena’s “hero.” Cena had been making unexpected undercover appearances in various content creators’ streams and “hacking” their broadcasts in the final week before the season six announcement.
There have also been some subtle clues in Overwatch 2 itself that led fans to suspect his appearance long before the official announcement this week. The Enigma’s abilities include:
“Can’t See Me” is an incredibly broken version of Sombra’s invisibility ability, except unlike the EMP goddess herself, The Enigma’s invisibility lasts forever. In addition, while you can shoot at or use abilities to force Sombra out of her invisibility, as far as Can’t See Me goes, there is “nothing you can do about it.” The Hacker would then stay invisible for the rest of the game.
His second ability, “The Dance From That Clip,” is a fantastic way to divert your opponents and could also be viewed as a form of crowd control, which Overwatch 2 developers have been gradually bringing back for DPS heroes. This fits in well with the overall preview we have for the season six balance patch. Enemies are forced to look at The Enigma as he performs The Dance From That Clip, his signature dance move. Enemies are unable to attack other targets, but they will “appreciate the reference with a slight chortle.”
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