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Great news,first name in eroticism crossword Blizzard fans: The so-hot-it-crashed-the-website-all-day "Ultimate" Overwatchhoodies from Jinx are coming back, and a second wave is coming in 2018.

Starting Nov. 20, the first wave of character-specific Overwatchhoodies from Jinx -- covering D.Va, Lúcio, Genji, Roadhog, Zarya, Reinhardt, and Widowmaker -- will be available once more via the fashion retailer's official website. You'll be able to find them right here.

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The unisex hoodies were originally revealed over the summer, with a $59.99 price tag. Excitement was so high among Overwatchfans that they crashed Jinx's website for most of a day when pre-orders went live. The hoodies then sold out in short order once the site was up and running again.

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Now they're coming back, presumably in greater quantities and with all the website kinks worked out.

We're also able to share with you the lineup of characters featured in Jinx's second wave of Overwatchhoodies. It's a smaller group this time, but each one is a fan-favorite: Junkrat, Mercy, and Soldier: 76.

Here's a look at each of the new hoodies, which will be available sometime in 2018.

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