Overwatch Alejandra

Overwatch Alejandra




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Overwatch Alejandra
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Jul 13, 2017 9:09 am 2018-08-13T03:11:37-05:00
Overwatch
One of last year’s Overwatch shorts, “Hero,” centers on Soldier: 76—but for many, a girl named Alejandra stole the show.
Alejandra is independent. She is no longer a child, but she’s not quite old enough to hold her own in a dangerous city like Dorado. The Los Muertos gang causes trouble across the city—jumping omnics and stealing money. Alejandra herself is the target of a Los Muertos robbery during the “Hero” short, only to be saved by Solider: 76.
Fan theories have speculated that “Hero” takes place in the past—and that Alejandra is the Mexican hacker Sombra before she earns her new identity. Dorado’s LumeriCo ziggurat isn’t visable in the short film, which was a perceived hint that many suggested meant the short took place years before Overwatch’s in-game timeline. If it were, Sombra could have once been Alejandra.
Overwatch lead writer Michael Chu swept into the Overwatch forum to shut that theory down, however. “‘Hero’ takes place in the ‘present’ (close to the time the game happens),” Chu wrote. “I think it just happens with how the first shot moves across Dorado that it just misses framing the LumeriCo power plant in the background.”
If that’s not enough for some fans, Chu decided to just spell it out: “I don’t recommend trusting Sombra’s words and stories too much, but she isn’t Alejandra,” he wrote.
So Alejandra isn’t Sombra. But who is she? Time to mine Overwatch for new clues.


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Hi, do you know how I can extract Timmy and Brian from the Cinematic Trailer scene? I want to make mini episodes about them for my YouTube. Not asking you to extract for me, I'm asking what tools/software I should use to do it

Sooo like can we get those kids from the overwatch museum? Or are they impossible?

So, the eyes won't work or move, kinda like there just textures no sphere just a plate. And i'm trying to create something, so i either have to go with high kid, or simply just get rid of the eyes and make it look more spooky.

> defends jiggle bones > says nothing about making child porn on sfmlab god is watching you, nerd.

kylo, jigglebones are on the hair, dork.

What in the fuck is wrong with you? Jiggle bones on a child? Jesus christ. Makes sense you make NSFW models of children on SFM lab.

Not bad. It would be nice to see Brian too.

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