As the youngest son of the clan Shimada, Genji had a very privileged life, but everything changed when his brother Hanzo took control of the clan and demanded more dedication, which Genji was declined. After a nearly fatal confrontation with Hanzo, Angela Ziegler (aka Mercy) saved his life by turning it into a cyborg, in Exchange for joining Overwatch. Despite the scorn felt towards itself for change, he found peace after leaving Overwatch and now is engaged, simply, be free. It is a hero of handling pretty tricky, so today we bring you a comprehensive guide to mastering to Genji.
Skills of Genji
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Shuriken. Genji main weapons are Shuriken throwing three at the enemy in two possible ways, horizontally so they disperse or consecutively at the same point. We have 24 available shuriken before needing recharging, although you will only need 1 second to have them available again. The damage of each star is 28 points.
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Detour. With this ability, Genji will divert all projectiles coming her for a maximum of 2 seconds. The importance of this skill is that all projectiles which Genji diversion will direct the enemy that launched them. The cooling of the ability to time is 8 seconds.
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Fast cutting. The second ability of Genji allows you to do a brief sprint forward to slice with the katana to the enemy or enemies that get in your way. It has a range of 15 meters, and a total of 8 second cooldown, but if we kill an enemy can return to using the ability to immediately.
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The dragon blade. It’s the super Genji, which allows unsheathing the katana and seize it for a maximum of 8 seconds to make pieces all the heroes who are put forward. We have one hit per second which will cause 120 points of damage, with a rangode attack of 5 meters for each hit. In addition, the animation of the super is pretty cool.
Ability HP Ammo Fire Rate Duration Cooldown / Reload Damage Range
Tips for mastering to Genji
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Take advantage of the agility of Genji at all times. It is one of the heroes with more agility of all that are available. With it we move very quickly and have the extra double jump to pass over enemies and plundering them of unplanned. It is a good idea to slip behind enemy and get rid of the character of support, although we can also win a 1vs1 using this double-hop to catch him by surprise. It must not miss its great agility.
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Use offset against the irritating turrets to eliminate them. Of course that we can use offset against any projectile which approaches, which launches Pharah and even the Widowmaker shot if we are nimble enough, but there is nothing more annoying in the sand than a well placed turret. The ability to offset allows us to clear the road of turret without even to approach her, so it is a very good idea to be a good partner and pave the way to the team. The same can be said for Bastion.
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Having in view the heroes before using the super. We have a very limited time to wield the katana and cut into bits enemies, so it is a good idea to have located the enemies that we want to slice before using the super. It is also a very good idea to have an escape route once complete use of the super. Genji is devastating, but the super range is very long and we can see us behind enemy no longer super.
To conclude, we must add that Genji is extremely effective against Bastion and Torbjörn ability having to divert their projectiles. Also is faring very well against Mercy because, well, the poor gets all bats. On the other hand, to Genji you will do fatal against Mei, Zarya and Winston for its ability to generate shields and counteract the cyborg ninja skills. I
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