The market hasn't really been investigated by Valve yet. With their vast collection of Dota 2 heroes, hopefully, the company will feel pressure to produce their own animated series given market trends.
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Fans of Overwatch, rejoice! There will soon be an Overwatch anime. The first anime-style miniseries is about to illuminate the rich story of Blizzard’s gaming universe, whereas the franchise’s narrative has traditionally been told through animated shorts and comic books. And the caravan looks incredible, I must say.
In the trailer, helpful AI is discussed that later turns against humanity in a situation known as the “Omic Crisis,” which is freakishly timely. If you need more information about This July, Overwatch will finally receive the anime treatment, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share with your friends.
Since the period prior to the war has not received much attention in previous Overwatch lore drops, it appears that new information may be revealed in the series. The brief trailer shows off some brand-new characters, as well as scenes of the fan, favorites Reinhardt, Ana, and Torbjörn fighting Omnics in the crisis.
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There will be three installments of the miniseries. Part One: Dawn, the first installment, debuts the following week and lasts five minutes, thirteen seconds. It’s possible that the three pieces combined would equal one episode of an anime series. The players’ excitement for more Overwatch lore in an entirely new medium was expressed in the replies to the announcement tweet. The animation style is reminiscent of a classic anime series, which only adds to the players’ excitement.
There haven’t, however, been any official announcements or confirmations that Overwatch will receive an anime adaptation as of my knowledge cutoff. For the most recent information regarding any potential anime adaptation of Overwatch, I advise checking official news sources or Blizzard Entertainment’s announcements. It’s possible that new developments have emerged since then.
The market hasn’t really been investigated by Valve yet. With their vast collection of Dota 2 heroes, hopefully, the company will feel pressure to produce their own animated series given market trends.
It would certainly be amazing given the caliber of the short they created to announce Snapfire. On July 6 at 11 a.m. CT, YouTube will debut the first episode of GENESIS: An Overwatch Mini-Series.
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