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@GrySun pls 
The fact that the overall story features Disney characters doesn't mean it's not deep or anything else than childish. The general consensus here is that Kingdom Hearts does have an actual story, and Overwatch does not. Making a biography for a character does not make it a story.
And seeing as @Sky is fucking shit at campaigning for his nomination, I'll try to bother and explain why Aqua is a better character than a generic MOBA character without any depth added to it. (Sure, once you count in the comics and animated shorts and everything, she's got some depth to her)
Aqua's devotion and loyalty goes many lengths, she's caring, sweet and innocent, even making good luck charms for her friends for their journeys they have to go through. She does literally everything to protect her friends from harm, even going so far as sacrificing her own life to do so. She have an amazing and strong sense of justice, the desire to do right. She never loses sight of what the right thing to do is, despite her friends often losing sight or getting influenced by outside-sources.
She's serious, kind, strong-willed, intelligent, responsible, tough and extremely reliable. This makes her a strong woman, but she has her soft side too, once you get intimate she's there to make the moments count, she'll blush, she'll get embarrassed, trying to compose herself when you get overly sweet and romantic. She's modest and despite being a keyblade master she knows she can always learn more and be better.
In her debut game we saw her going from trainee to master, never straying from the path of light (and righteousness), all her actions throughout were selfless and intended to save/help her friends and other innocent people, free the world of sinister forces.
We see a small and cute girl going on a journey with two friends, a journey trying to rid the world of darkness (the evil), becoming a full-fledged warrior/heroine and a confident woman.
The fact that the overall story features Disney characters doesn't mean it's not deep or anything else than childish. The general consensus here is that Kingdom Hearts does have an actual story, and Overwatch does not. Making a biography for a character does not make it a story.
And seeing as @Sky is fucking shit at campaigning for his nomination, I'll try to bother and explain why Aqua is a better character than a generic MOBA character without any depth added to it. (Sure, once you count in the comics and animated shorts and everything, she's got some depth to her)
Aqua's devotion and loyalty goes many lengths, she's caring, sweet and innocent, even making good luck charms for her friends for their journeys they have to go through. She does literally everything to protect her friends from harm, even going so far as sacrificing her own life to do so. She have an amazing and strong sense of justice, the desire to do right. She never loses sight of what the right thing to do is, despite her friends often losing sight or getting influenced by outside-sources.
She's serious, kind, strong-willed, intelligent, responsible, tough and extremely reliable. This makes her a strong woman, but she has her soft side too, once you get intimate she's there to make the moments count, she'll blush, she'll get embarrassed, trying to compose herself when you get overly sweet and romantic. She's modest and despite being a keyblade master she knows she can always learn more and be better.
In her debut game we saw her going from trainee to master, never straying from the path of light (and righteousness), all her actions throughout were selfless and intended to save/help her friends and other innocent people, free the world of sinister forces.
We see a small and cute girl going on a journey with two friends, a journey trying to rid the world of darkness (the evil), becoming a full-fledged warrior/heroine and a confident woman.
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