I’m not well-versed in what each house represents (only know vaguely), but like why would tracer be in ravenclaw? and why would echo be in slytherin? also low key thought hanzo might be put in slytherin.
Tracer is more of smartfish than sacrifice type like winston rein imo.
Ya the hanzo that killed genji or blackwatch genji seeking revenge would be contenders for slytherin but current hanzo genji are lot more mature esp genji.
Echo is a empty shell she doesnt seem to have a moral compass from what we see in the lore so far. Its subjective and im a bit biased against her
Mei really should go in Hufflepoof though. She’s chubby and squishy and from my limited understanding of Harrypothead rules she’s ideal for that house.
Again, not an expert.
I mean… I haven’t read her lore other than the character overview thing, but like low key did not get that impression at all. like she’s not stupid, but nothing I’ve seen that’s comparable to say mercy, moira, etc.
I mean they ran (implicitly at least) a crime syndicate, but who says slytherin has to be on perma evil forever and ever? (maybe I’ve just seen too many fanart of casting other characters into houses and had fluff interactions )
Thanks, my heart was torn between putting her in gryf or puff, i ended up missing her, i guess since she wants to be like rein she will sort of end up in gryffindor through will.
im bored of people thinking slytherin is just for bad guys. slytherin is for people who are ambitious… U can be a good guy and slytherin
How can u put moira mercy or sombra in ravenclaw and not slytherin… to be a world class medic who invented their way out of the universality of death, you’ve got to be pretty damn ambitious.
Maybe I’m just headcannoning mercy as darker than she is in canon. Ig she’s just 1 note pacifist perfect uwu altruist good guy, but of my friends who are med students they tell me the field is literally Ego Central and people help patients mostly for the recognition and rewards… I think mercy with some traits of narcissism is way more compelling, especially because despite that she manages to retain some strong ethics, like it actually just sets up conflict in her decision making. When she says to moira about how the question isn’t whether an experiment can be run its whether it should be run, that could be an actual thing she struggles with herself as someone who literally turns their friends into living weapons probably experiencing immense pain, and literally resurrecting the dead, maybe she just chooses the moral way. idk AnYWAYs