No video game is complete without some sort of glowing orb, and Omnic monk Zenyatta is Overwatch’s prime source of lighted spheres. Japanese toymaker Good Smile Company understands this. That’s why their new Zenyatta figure has all of the orbs.

Overwatch's healer-monk Zenyatta floats cross-legged while delivering voice lines like "embrace tranquility" and "be one with the universe." He was a frail, peace-loving healer, it seemed - until Sung-hyeon "JJonak" Bang's January debut in the Overwatch League.

Four days after the League launched, JJonak's Zenyatta exacted an absolutely bonkers 10,764 damage, 24 per cent of his entire team's output on the Junkertown map. Later that game, he stole more damage than any of his New York Excelsior teammates or their opponents, the Houston Outlaws. The broadcasters didn't know how to process what was happening in front of them - Zenyatta was spiking his monk's robes to the ground and going on a bloodthirsty rampage.

Oh, unholy day. Overwatch's floating monk Zenyatta has found his feet and it is entirely unsettling to watch.

If you're going to play Overwatch even semi-professionally, you might as well have fun while you do it.

Zenyatta has a new skin for the Overwatch Lunar New Year event and uh, is it getting hot in here or is it just me?

Overwatch's competitive season two patch just hit the public test servers, and it's a doozy. Nerfs, buffs, laughter, tears of delicious, delicious salt -- it's all here.

Certain esteemed journalists might tell you that the likes of Tracer or D.Va are the best characters in Overwatch, Blizzard's crazy-fun shooter about wacky heroes and quasi-superheroic shenanigans. I am here to tell you that they are wrong.