
Ramattra has officially been revealed as the next tank in Overwatch 2, along with a toolkit that lets him transition into a giant.Â
Overwatch 2 Season 2 is on the verge of release, and players are anxious to try out the new hero. Blizzard had already lifted the curtain on the leader of the Null Sector, Ramattra, at the Overwatch League grand finals. Now, the official gameplay trailer has unveiled more about his toolkit and Bastion-like transformation powers.Â
The trailer puts Ramattra in a new location, aggressing enemies with his shield that appears to change direction with his movement. He’s painted as a clan’s leader, as depicted in the 2019 Storm Rising event, leading the charge to fight for the omnics.Â
Ramattra | New Hero Gameplay Trailer | Overwatch 2
Ramattra will join Overwatch 2’s tank lineup in Season 2, set to release on December 2.Â
Overwatch 2’s upcoming tank is a hybrid, perfect for players who like some variation in the game. Ramattra can take the form of a giant to overtake enemies and shed his armor to be more agile and passive. The tank juggles between his Omnic and Nemesis state to pull it off.Â
Here is the full toolkit of Ramattra.
Void Accelerator
Pummel (Nemesis Form)
Annihilation (Ultimate)
Nemesis Form
Ravenous Vortex
Ramattra’s toolkit sounds promising as this hybrid offers armor and protection while dealing heavy damage against enemies. His Nemesis form may put him in danger’s way due to a large hitbox, but it’s perfect for close-range brawls. Additionally, Ramattra has the potential to be a nutty assault tank, thanks to his destructive ultimate and Ravenous Vortex.Â
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