Team
Crazy Raccoon Overwatch 2
Crazy Raccoon Overwatch 2 is the Japanese club's game-specific team in the Overwatch Champions Series.
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Founded
2018
The parent club identifies April 2018 as its founding date; the title operation's separate launch date is not disclosed.
Signature achievement
Not publicly disclosed
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Current roster
CH0R0NG
Player · Since
CH0R0NG (Sung Yu-min) is a Crazy Raccoon Overwatch 2 support and the 2024 Overwatch Champions Series Main Support Role MVP.
HeeSang
Player · Since
HeeSang is a Crazy Raccoon Overwatch 2 player and 2026 OWCS Champions Clash winner who led the 2024 Korea Stage 1 in Player of the Match awards.
JunBin
Player · Since
Park “Junbin” Jun-bin is a Crazy Raccoon tank and the 2024 OWCS Dallas Major MVP.
LIP
Player · Since
Lee Jae-won, known as LIP, is a South Korean Overwatch 2 DPS for Crazy Raccoon and the 2021 Overwatch League Grand Finals MVP.
MAX
Player · Since
Choi “MAX” Su-min is a Crazy Raccoon tank who competed with the team in its 2025 OWCS Champions Clash title run.
Stalk3r
Player · Since
Stalk3r is a South Korean professional Overwatch 2 player who competes in the damage role.
Vigilante
Player · Since
Vigilante is an Overwatch 2 player who reached back-to-back Korean Contenders Grand Finals with Talon Esports before joining Crazy Raccoon in 2026.
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