The "Overwatch" feline and canine characters are slated to return to the game for more. It is expected that KI.T and all the other feline "Overwatch" heroes would be joined by the only canine hero, Woofston. Moreover, the Pharah, Ana and Reinhardt family has gone in stubbles as the lead writer revealed that one of the parents is not the real parent of Pharah.
X-Men Knockoff Stars As Hero In "Overwatch"
It has been revealed that the "Overwatch" hero Woofston is just a knockoff of the Beast feature in 'X-Men' comics and movies. Furthermore, "Overwatch" players are slated to play with the feline heroes Zarnya, Streetcat K.IT and Felinehardt. These characters have been noted as the kitty-cat versions of the tank heroes Zarya, Reindhardt, D.Va and Roadhog.
Previously, the "Katsuwatch" video was revealed on YouTube from the YouTuber dillongoo that focused on tanks. Recently, a new video has been revealed featuring each of the cat-ified hero's highlight intros. The clips featured the bits that are shown when the "Overwatch" hero wins Play of the Game. The video is said to focus more on the offense heroes. The recreation clips are said to have a lot of similarities with the real thing. Apparently, it is pretty close, Mashable reported.
Pharah's Parentage Is Not What It Was Thought Of
In other news, "Overwatch" fans have been playing host to a headcanon of the happy family of Pharah, Ana and Reinhardt. However, latest report from the Lead Writer of "Overwatch" Michael Chu revealed that Reinhardt is not the father of Pharah, PVP Live reported. The Lead Hero Designer Geoff Goodman and the Assistant Game Director Aaron Keller also revealed that the "Overwatch" team currently has no immediate plans of creating a feature-length film.
The "Overwatch" team also revealed that Junkenstein's Revenge may only be for Halloween. Moreover, as Chu has already debunked rumors of Pharah's lineage, the lead writer also left hints for "Overwatch" gamers. Chu noted that the hints to Pharah's actual parentage are just within the game. Watch the comparison by Dillonggo here:
