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Tracer From Overwatch Is The Latest Nendoroid Figure
Though Overwatch is great in part thanks to its ensemble cast of personality-filled characters, Tracer has become one of the more recognizable faces. As the character featured on the box art, as well as an inventive take on speedy FPS characters, Tracer is viewed by many as the mascot of Overwatch.
Blizzard has revealed that Tracer is the latest character to join the popular Nendoroid figure line. Like all Nendoroids, the Tracer figure comes with different faces with unique expressions, as well as open and closed hands to swap out for different poses. The figure features several points of articulation to allow for high levels of customization when it comes to posing it on your shelf or desk. Tracer also includes her two pulse pistols, as well as her pulse bomb that she uses as her ultimate.
The Nendoroid line has seen hundreds of popular characters transformed into its highly posable "chibi" style. Characters ranging from Hatsune Miku and Yuri Katsuke to Pokémon Trainer Red and various versions of Link have been featured in the line. Tracer is the first character from Overwatch to get the Nendoroid treatment.
The Nendoroid Tracer figure is currently available for pre-order at Blizzard's store for $49.99. The figure is set to ship near the end of 2017.
[Source: Blizzard Gear]
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