#Overwatch ana season meta meme Patch#

'OH NOOOOOOOOO!!!!' Explanation The scream of Terry Crews during the Blown Mind ad is often synonymous with Doomfist falling off to a bottomless pit.So even if Crews is not voicing Doomfist, at least some Old Spice stuffs still made it to his kit. 'GUESS WHO!' 'It's you.' ' IT'S ME! ◊ METEOR STRIKE! Explanation Doomfist's ultimate, Meteor Strike, just happens to look like how Terry Crews jumps off to Isaiah Mustafa's ship in this commercial.

Since that didn't end up being his Nano-Boosted quote, it instead goes to imagining when he's charging or launching himself with Rocket Punch. 'POWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!' Explanation A suggested Actor Allusion, which fans want to think that Doomfist might say this after being Nano-Boosted by Ana.Similarly, it's become common to adapt some of the phrases from The Man Your Man Could Smell Like to Doomfist.A few weeks later, Blizzard posted a photo of him visiting the developers, adding even more fuel to theories. Someone on Reddit suggested that Terry Crews ( who's a fan of the game) could be his voice actor - and suprisingly, Terry himself declared he'd love to do it. Terry Crews for Doomfist! Explanation After Sombra's release, Doomfist - a character mentioned in the first trailer and on the Numbani map - was commonly considered to be the next character that should be added to the game.With the buff to D.Va's Call Mech, many began comparing the two abilities, many quickly realizing how D.Va won out in sheer practicality.

The better Meteor Strike Explanation Doomfist's Meteor Strike has been notoriously underwhelming for its intended purpose (more often than not, it's used as an escape rather than an attack due to how risky it is to use that way).

#Overwatch ana season meta meme Patch#

Mech drop Explanation Following the April 2021 patch which increased the damage of the Call Mech ability to 250, it's actually become a running gag for a de-meched D.VA to try sneaking up on a group of enemies and killing them by dropping the mech on their heads.

It's usually heard through player communication when one informs their teammates that D.Va is now vulnerable to kill.

Naked D.Va/Baby D.Va Explanation Basically D.Va's Fan Nickname when she's out of her mech.

Explanation Given the inability of D.Va's MEKA to crouch, there are often jokes about how she can't communicate with other players in Skirmishes by crouch spamming or not being able to Teabag her enemies. Became Hilarious in Hindsight after people started legitimately using this tactic, and was even recommended by the #1 Junkrat player, PvpTwitch. This quickly became a source of mockery, with angry fans pointing to it as 'proof' of the developers not understanding how the character's actually played. Explanation Referring to an infamous comment by Geoff Goodman, one of Blizzard's Lead Designers, in which he suggested D.Va could use her Defense Matrix to protect ally ultimates like Junkrat's RIP-Tire.

NERF THIS! Explanation Like Cassidy's 'It's high noon…' and Mercy's 'HEROES NEVER DIE!', D.Va's Self-Destruct call-out has been repeated by many fans.

Junkrat, being the second-youngest (human) character, is sometimes added in as D.Va's brother. As such, the other female characters are sometimes depicted as overprotective and doting older sister/mother figures for D.Va (who in this situation is often portrayed in the above 'gremlin' mode).

D.Va's Mom Squad Explanation D.Va isn't as directly femslashed with many other heroes due to her being much younger than the rest of the cast.

Referenced in her sitting 'Game On' emote, which has her eating D.vas chips and drinking a green-colored soda while playing a video game.

This meme incidentally got big enough to popularize 'gremlin' as a catch-all term for any short, wide-eyed, wide-faced person- fictional or not- with a similar energetic and/or irritating demeanor.

Gremlin D.Va / Korean Gamer Explanation A popular fan depiction of D.Va as a stereotypical MLG gamer that lives entirely on Doritos and Mountain Dew, usually drawn in a Super-Deformed style.