POP Moira (Overwatch)

Moira's on the borderline between a scientist and a witch. A very controversial Overwatch character, she has a supporting role thanks to her biotic abilities that allow her to heal her teammates or protect them from enemy attacks.

To better understand who Moira is, we need to look back at her story. Moira, who is in her late 50s and whose full name is Moira O'Deorain, is an Irish geneticist. She has dedicated her life to her research, which is focused on DNA modification. An expert in her field, Moira quickly became famous. Then concerns arose about the dangerousness of her advances with moral and ethical questions... She found herself sidelined, denigrated by the profession which discredited the research and advances made by Moira until then.

That's when Blackwtach, the secret division of Overwatch, intervened and, seeing the enormous potential of Moira's discoveries, offered her the opportunity to work for them in the greatest secrecy.

After Overwatch was dismantled due to suspicions of corruption, Moira was recruited by The Claw, the terrorist organization that also uses Moira's talents and skills. This time, Moira's discoveries, weapons and technology are in the service of evil, and the worst is yet to come...

Moira's figurine is just like the character in Overwatch. We discover a woman with the look of a modern witch whose dress and attitude are intriguing. Moira stands with her legs together and holds two energy spheres in her hands that she can use to heal her teammates. She is staring straight ahead and her gaze is equally disturbing as her right eye is red, while her left eye is blue, surrounded by a metal plate.

On this POP, Moira is wearing a completely dark outfit, except for a purple harness. She wears tight clothes and her coat is quite loose, like a witch's cape .

Finally, the details on this POP are very well done. We can find Moira's short red hair, the double eyebrows with black triangles drawn on her forehead or the long black nails (er repulsive?) of the Overwatch character.