it's been a while since I wanted to draw Lily in her swim suit, and came up with this idea
I think she would thinking about real life from time to time when living in a plastic body prison...
who knows, maybe she's really deserved all of this, after all... ?
Title doesn't give much away ik,, basically headcanons/little short stories (?) for who I think could make very interesting visitors from the Overwatch cast!!
Formatting is a little bit different i'm still figuring it out
Very subtle Emfrej mentioned lol
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Emre
Emre himself isn't a visitor. He's something that was once human, but can't quite be called one now since Chernobog implanted itself into him. He'd rather isolate himself than let It hurt others, but the sun still burns his skin just the same. He and Freja wander together, going from house to house. Whenever It takes over and kills another guest, Freja herself pleads with the homeowner to spare Emre. He wasn't himself. And she's not wrong. But someone did die by his hand. He has to leave, and, since they're a package deal, once the sun sets, Freja leaves alongside him.
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Juno
Humans don't come back from Mars. Juno is mostly harmless, though many don't trust that. She struggles to find hiding spots due to her body having not-yet adjusted to earth's climate. She seems harmless. But is she? No homeowner actually knows. Her auntie Mei trusts her, though. Maybe something once human did come from Mars. But it isn't the current Juno.
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Mei
Mei didn't survive the incident. Whatever did is a perfect replica. It isn't human. But.. It seems just like Mei. And just as harmless. Could something so.. Human. Be not human? Maybe they're all wrong. She has to be human. But.. Mei's body never woke up. It's still in Antarctica. So.. Why is this Mei so harmless? With the same attitude? It even has Juno fooled.. Maybe it's worth keeping her alive.
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Mercy
A human cannot resurrect another. That is physically impossible. Whatever Angela might be.. It isn't human. But.. Is it so bad? If she's a visitor who can.. Bring back the dead. Is she such a risk to be around? Is it worth it to take her out purely out of fear? When she could bring back whoever they might lose? Is she really such a risk she must be taken out? She might be the only one who can bring them back.
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Moira
Only a visitor would know how to create new ones without anyone physically dying. She's doing as her biology tells her to, though not the traditional way. Wether that's for better or worse.. Likely worse. The process is definitely a painful one. No wonder homeowners usually don't let her in to begin with.
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Reaper
He was human once. Once. Whatever Moira did.. It was effective. He's anything but human. He isn't a typical visitor per se. He only lets the homeowner check one feature everyday. Takes too much energy to bring more than one thing into an actual, physical form. He moves around easily in the shadows. Never stays under one roof for too long.
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Tracer
The timelines didn't bring back the correct Lena. An almost perfect copy is what came back. She can't survive without that strange device. She seems friendly, though. Friendly.. But can someone in control of her own time be completely harmless? No one can be sure.
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Widowmaker
Another human turned visitor by the doctor, though not as extreme of a physical transformation. Doesn't seem to seek shelter in social settings, would rather hide on her own. A dangerous one, considering how far her web reaches. She can take out humans from a distance. Doesn't need to enter the home to cause tragedy. That's what makes her most dangerous.
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I have a few more characters I think could be interesting!! But idk these are the main ones.. Very much inspired by a tweet(?) I saw!! But I forgot the user,, if anyone knows please lmk!!
kianamaiart
pixelskylines
snowghoul
titsay
s-u-f-j-a-n-s-t-e-v-e-n-s
amandla
theartofmadeline
romaincrisis
