A Dutch cosplayer has shown off their picture-perfect recreation of Overwatch hero Ashe, complete with her fully posable robot sidekick, Bob.

An Overwatch fan revealed a lifelike cosplay of Deadlock Gang leader Ashe, complete with a fully built replica of her robot sidekick Bob.

User @hello_angel.a shared the look on Instagram, which shows them fully geared in Ashe's gunslinger outfit. They also wear a perfect asymmetrical white bob wig and are armed with Ashe's weapon of choice: her semi-automatic rifle known as The Viper. Gunner bot Bob is also featured, created by prop maker @waynesworkshop, and is pulling a Wild West style cart, which @hello_angel.a comically refers to as "the payload." They also created a perfect replica of Ashe's stick of dynamite with a glowing fuse and smoke emitter and magnetized it to allow Bob to pose easily with it.

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The Dutch artist has also posted several other cosplays in recent months, including Sylvanas from World of Warcraft and Spirit Blossom Ahri from League of Legends. Bob creator @waynesworkshop is known for their fully working replica of Iron Man's suit that has been featured in various magazines and comes with a moving mask, working arm blasters and rocket boosters.

Ashe, a rebellious cowgirl character from the Overwatch universe, is a popular choice for cosplayers. She was introduced as the game's 29th hero in November 2018 and quickly became a fan favorite due to her humorous back-and-forths with other characters, particularly with old rival Cole Cassidy. She is also the leader of the Deadlock Gang, a band of ragtag crooks who fight, heist and loot their way across the game's universe. She and Cassidy's origin story is extensively covered in the prequel novel Deadlock Rebels.

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The hero will next feature in Overwatch 2, the sequel to the fast-paced PvP shooter Overwatch which was first released in 2016. The game will go free-to-play and will make the fully priced Overwatch unplayable upon its release, replacing it entirely. As well as adding new heroes like Aussie tank Junker Queen, Overwatch 2 will update the appearance and abilities of its broad roster of playable characters. However, despite various closed and open beta tests in the last few months, Overwatch 2 has struggled to maintain a dedicated audience and lost 99% of its Twitch viewership just one week after its most recent test.

Regardless, development continues and its final release looms. Overwatch 2 is scheduled for release on October 4, 2022, and will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Hailing from the rainy Scottish countryside, Greg now splits his time between the mountains of Gunma and the streets of Tokyo. He works as a Gaming News Writer for CBR.com, as well as writing freelance about sci-fi, technology and social issues. Find him on Twitter at @greghill.

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