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For the cancelled MMO, see Project Titan.

Titans are a type of large bipedal omnic and robot.

History[]

A human-piloted Titan.

A human-piloted Titan.

A Null Sector Titan.

A Null Sector Titan.

Titans were first conceived by the Ironclad Guild prior to the Omnic Crisis, with Torbjörn Lindholm playing a large role in their conception. The idea was to create a mechanized walker that would aid in the construction of high-rises. During the Omnic Crisis, the Titan design was pilfered by the omnics and retrofitted into a weapon of war. These units possessed infrared sensors and an abundance of heavy firepower, and were proficient in spotting and eliminating targets and laying waste to entire cities. The omnics also installed an internal drone defense system. The Titan itself is controlled from a cockpit.

A Titan was piloted by Sven decades after the Omnic Crisis when he unleashed it on the city of Boklovo, shrugging off anything the Kurjikstani military threw at it. While Torbjörn was eventually able to deactivate the walker, it wasn't before a large portion of the city was destroyed.[1]

Titans were among the forces used by Null Sector during their global assault.[2] These Titans were equipped with dual triple barreled grenade launchers mounted to its left-wrist, an arm mounted energy cannon, a beam weapon located in its chest, and two shoulder-mounted Hellsiege missile batteries.[3]

Gameplay[]

A Null Sector Titan as it appears in-game.

A Null Sector Titan as it appears in-game.

A Null Sector Titan appears as a boss in Ironclad, proving entirely invulnerable to conventional weapons and requiring the prototype Mega-Cannon to destroy it.[4]

Trivia[]

  • The Titans were a group of beings in Greek mythology.
  • A LEGO Null Sector Titan set was scheduled to be released in February 2022. However, the release went under reconsideration due to continuing allegations regarding workplace culture at Activision-Blizzard.[5]

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Trivia[]

  • Titans were formerly known as Gresh.

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