Kiriko's Matsuri costume is one of her more traditional outfits in Overwatch 2; the outfit has a feudal theme that compliments the hero perfectly. Kiriko's kunoichi mask is again replaced with an ...

Kiriko is a member of the Yamagami family who are tasked with protecting the shrine in Kanezaka. She was raised by her mother and grandmother, both having shaped who she would become.

Overwatch 2 heroes are harder to play, and Kiriko leans on that side of the equation. While she's far from impossible to master, Kiriko is one of the harder support characters to get your head around.

Kiriko also had a somewhat unusual path into the game itself: She started as a piece of concept art intended for Overwatch 2’s PvE component, which Blizzard plans to deliver next year.

Kiriko is a Support hero, so her main abilities revolve around buffing her teammates. The Healing Ofuda is a set of five cards that can heal a good portion of a teammate’s health pool in just a ...

5 best pairings with Kiriko in Overwatch 2: Ramattra, Ashe, and more Kiriko’s kit makes her a balanced Support hero, through which players can deal damage as well as heal teammates.

Kiriko’s Swift Step works in any direction as well. You can teleport all the way up to the Pharah in the sky, through walls to catch your pesky DPS allies, and behind enemy barriers in case ...

It's no overstatement to say that Kiriko's Swift Step is one of her most important abilities, though it has seen several big problems due to bugs over the past few seasons. It's not too uncommon ...

Overwatch 2’s third new character is Kiriko, a DPS-healing hybrid who was inspired by Genji but is primarily a support class. Here are Kiriko’s kit, abilities, and gameplay reveal.

Kiriko's secondary fire, Kunai, is her only damage-dealing ability. She can use a set of 12 kunai, which, upon firing, can deal substantial damage to the head and minor damage to the body.

Overwatch 2's social account on X recently surprised fans with a weird post all about Kiriko's new skin or, more specifically, her "grippers," and it's going down about as well as you'd imagine ...