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Jinx has a special treat for all you D.Va mains out there.

Starting on Watch Lamog OnlineFriday, Dec. 8 at 8 a.m. PST, Overwatchfans will be able to nab a limited edition blue D.Va hoodie from the geek fashion brand's website. It's part of the OverwatchUltimate Hoodies line, and will be available right here.

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The blue D.Va hoodie was previously available to BlizzCon 2017 attendees, in limited quantities. It looks identical to a pink version that was released earlier this year with the first wave of Overwatch Ultimate Hoodies.

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It's not clear how many of these will be available, so be sure to hop online at the appointed hour if you really want to score one. The blue D.Va hoodie is priced at $59.99, just like the others.

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Jinx continues to double down on fan-pleasing Overwatchswag. The first wave sold out so quickly it took several months for the retailer to restock.

Now there's this surprise D.Va hoodie popping up ahead of the recently announced second wave of Ultimate Hoodies, featuring Mercy, Junkrat, and Soldier: 76 and coming in 2018.

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