Overwatch 2 has revealed a new Junker Queen statue, but players who want to acquire this collectible need to invest some serious money. Since launching last year, Overwatch 2 has welcomed new characters that have joined the cast of the original Overwatch.

One of the first characters added to Overwatch 2 was Junker Queen, whose real name is Odessa “Ten” Stone. As a child, Odessa had a difficult childhood after being banished from Junktown with her family, who eventually died in the harshness of the desolate wasteland. Odessa learned to survive and turned into a brutal killer. She then returned to Junktown and won in the gladiatorial arena, taking over the leadership of the place and becoming the Junker Queen. To match her story, Junker Queen is a Tank hero whose kit emphasizes her goal of causing havoc on the enemy frontline.

Overwatch 2 has revealed a new Juker Queen statue that, to match her royalty status, costs a hefty $1,000. Available for pre-order on Blizzard’s online store, the Junker Queen statue captures the fierce essence of Junktown’s leader as she poses with her axe while crushing an Omnic with her feet. The Junker Queen statue is a limited edition of less than 1,000 pieces made of polyresin and PVC with dimensions 16.25 x 10.25 x 9.8 inches and weighs 26 lbs. Blizzard previously released an equally expense statue of Inarius from Diablo 4, depicting the archangel at a low point in his existence.

The Junker Queen statue is the first dedicated to a new Overwatch 2 character, and it doesn’t skimp on bright colors and impressive details. The collectible is also hand-sculpted and hand-painted, which further enhances the Junker Queen statue. In addition to the Junker Queen and Inarius statues, Blizzard’s online store has a World of Warcraft Lich King statue that players can purchase for a whopping $1,100. For the same price, players can also get the premium statue of Reinhardt, one of Overwatch 2‘s best tanks, raising his hammer to launch his iconic Earthshatter ultimate.

Overwatch 2 is back in the headlines, but this time for positive reasons. With the release of Season 6, the game has left early access and officially launched. Another big news is the arrival of Overwatch 2‘s new hero Illari, a Support with a very tragic story whose powers come from the sun. Among the new content and changes brought by Season 6, Overwatch 2 brought balances and fixes to the heroes, with Junker Queen having an issue with her ultimate fixed.

Overwatch 2 is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

Source: Blizzard