That’s not possible unfortunately, as that yellow bird’s natural habitat is South America. Some people say that he somewhat resembles a Yellow Cardinal though. What species is Ganymede when Bastion’s default or Overgrown cosmetic is selected? I have no idea unfortunately. Ganymede’s species changes based on Bastion’s skin: it becomes northern cardinal for Omnic Crisis blue jay for Defense Matrix domestic pigeon for Gearbot white dove for Steambot pileated woodpecker for Woodbot and greater yellow-naped woodpecker for Antique. What sort of bird is he? I did some digging, and sadly, found nothing conclusive. Here we have a close up shot of the Omnic’s winged companion, Ganymede. “The Last Bastion” has lots of other cool little details. The little bugger is actually somewhat responsible for waking the Omnic up out of his slumber!īut that’s not all we find out. Here it is, in case you haven’t gotten around to watching it yet.Īs it turns out, that little bird we see Bastion with in Overwatch isn’t just for show. We get to see his story in more detail now though thanks to his beautiful animated short. This paragraph has been on Bastion’s lore page on the official Overwatch site for ages.
This inquisitive Bastion unit set out to explore its surroundings and discover its purpose on a war-ravaged planet. With its combat programming all but lost, it instead displayed an intense curiosity about the natural world and its inhabitants. That was until one fateful day, when it unexpectedly reactivated. Overgrown with vines and roots and nested upon by small animals, the robot sat inert, seemingly unaware of the passing of time. It lay dormant, exposed to the elements and rusting while nature slowly reclaimed it. One unique Bastion unit, severely damaged in the final battles of the war, was left forgotten for over a decade. It’s called “The Last Bastion”, and it tells the origin tale of the Omnic that everybody loves to hate. The fifth Overwatch animated short debuted at Gamescom last night.
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