Club
Lunatic-Hai was a South Korean Overwatch team that was a leading international side in 2017.
Founded
Not publicly verified in the reviewed reports
Signature achievement
Ended MY's 24-match winning stretch in 2017
over.gg's contemporaneous rankings described that result.[1]
Audience reach
Not publicly disclosed
Ownership
Not publicly disclosed
Current financials
Not applicable
This is a historical team. No current club accounts were reviewed.
Category
Public disclosure
Partner
Not publicly disclosed
Commercial note
No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.
Lunatic-Hai’s commercial record in this database is a 2017 competitive result, not an operating club. over.gg described its win over MY as ending a 24-match stretch, and People’s Esports placed that Korean team at the Seoul Cup.[1][2]
No current owner, sponsor inventory, or audience account was verified. The name is historical context for Overwatch’s 2017 season. It is not evidence of rights available today.[1]
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