Kiriko's supportive kit borrows the high mobility and precision that Genji players will know well.
Instead she throws kunai, ripped straight from an early version of Genji before he got his ninja stars in the original Overwatch. Although dealing damage isn't her main focus, Kiriko's supportive kit borrows the high mobility and precision that Genji players will know well.
"There was a lot of inspiration taken from Genji," associate narrative designer Kyungseo Min said in a group interview with PC Gamer."In fact, one of the starting points of this character was 'how can you create a support hero that DPS players who like Genji would enjoy playing?'" Overwatch 2's newest support hero was raised with Overwatch's ninja brothers Hanzo and Genji in Kanezaka, Japan, a fictional location that's also the setting for one of the game's maps. As a combatant, she blends her grandmother's traditionalism with her mother's pride: a daring ninja that honors the tricksy fox spirit.
Kiriko's upbringing is, like most Overwatch heroes, a tad ridiculous—she's like a Disney character—but it makes her fit neatly into the sequel's redefined support role, which balances lethality with protection.
But combined with her ability to flick kunai out and wall climb, she's much more nimble than the rest of the support roster.sends out up to 10 slow-moving slips of paper that home-in on allies and heal a small amount over time.Swift Step:sends out a bell that wraps nearby allies and Kiriko in a damage-nullifying and effect-cleansing barrier for a short period of time.
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