Genji
High-skill mobile flanker who deflects projectiles and dashes through enemies for reset kills. Requires coordination with supports to maximize sustained impact.
± avg is Genji's win rate on the map minus their average across maps, adjusted for each map's overall shift (every hero runs a point or so below their average on the open Hybrids), so it compares across maps and matches the map pages. Kit fit (✓✓ … ✗✗) rates how well Genji's abilities suit each map's mode and geometry — independent of the observed win rates. Pick a rank to see Genji's map numbers at your level. Evaluate a pool with Genji →
Playing Genji at any rank? Strongest maps: Colosseo, Route 66, Dorado.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Colosseo's long rotations and reach the fight first
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Route 66's long rotations and reach the fight first
Playing Genji at Bronze? Strongest maps: Route 66, Esperanca, Watchpoint Gibraltar.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Route 66's long rotations and reach the fight first
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on Aatlis stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-1.8pp vs their average).
On paper Push's long resets on Runasapi favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk) — but the numbers disagree (-15.6pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Silver? Strongest maps: Route 66, Dorado, New Queen Street.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Route 66's long rotations and reach the fight first
Push's long resets on New Queen Street favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk)
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on Aatlis stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-2.2pp vs their average).
On paper Push's long resets on Runasapi favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk) — but the numbers disagree (-2.8pp vs their average).
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on New Junk City stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-3.2pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Gold? Strongest maps: Colosseo, Dorado, Route 66.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Colosseo's long rotations and reach the fight first
On paper Push's long resets on New Queen Street favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk) — but the numbers disagree (-1.9pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Platinum? Strongest maps: Watchpoint Gibraltar, Route 66, Aatlis.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Watchpoint Gibraltar's long rotations and reach the fight first
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on New Junk City stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-2.1pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Emerald? Strongest maps: Colosseo, Aatlis, Route 66.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Colosseo's long rotations and reach the fight first
Flashpoint's point scraps on Aatlis stay inside Shuriken range
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Route 66's long rotations and reach the fight first
Playing Genji at Diamond? Strongest maps: Colosseo, Esperanca, Watchpoint Gibraltar.
Swift Strike lets Genji cover Colosseo's long rotations and reach the fight first
Swift Strike keeps Genji apace with the robot across Esperanca's long push lanes
On paper Swift Strike lets Genji cover Route 66's long rotations and reach the fight first — but the numbers disagree (-1.9pp vs their average).
On paper Swift Strike lets Genji cover Junkertown's long rotations and reach the fight first — but the numbers disagree (-1.9pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Master? Strongest maps: Esperanca, Runasapi, Dorado.
Swift Strike keeps Genji apace with the robot across Esperanca's long push lanes
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on New Junk City stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-4.2pp vs their average).
Playing Genji at Grandmaster? Strongest maps: Runasapi, Esperanca, Suravasa.
Push's long resets on Runasapi favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk)
Swift Strike keeps Genji apace with the robot across Esperanca's long push lanes
On paper Swift Strike lets Genji cover Watchpoint Gibraltar's long rotations and reach the fight first — but the numbers disagree (-1.6pp vs their average).
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on Aatlis stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-4.2pp vs their average).
On paper Flashpoint's point scraps on New Junk City stay inside Shuriken range — but the numbers disagree (-5.1pp vs their average).
On paper Push's long resets on New Queen Street favor heroes who patch themselves up with Dragon's Thirst (minor perk) — but the numbers disagree (-7.0pp vs their average).
On paper Swift Strike lets Genji cover Junkertown's long rotations and reach the fight first — but the numbers disagree (-8.9pp vs their average).
On paper Swift Strike lets Genji cover Dorado's long rotations and reach the fight first — but the numbers disagree (-10.3pp vs their average).