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Havana

A Caribbean metropolis navigating the aftermath of a global technological war.

Havana stands as a vibrant metropolis within the Overwatch universe, situated on the island of Cuba in the Caribbean region. While it does not currently feature as an official playable map or battleground for the agents, it exists firmly within the global tapestry of Earth where the conflict between humanity and omnics unfolded during the Omnic Crisis. The city represents one of many real-world locations that form the backdrop of this shared timeline.

Quick Facts

Location
Cuba (Earth)
Region
Caribbean
Status
Active City
Omnic crisis impact
Global Context

Lore & Background

In the years following the crisis, the city has maintained a complex relationship with technology. Talon’s influence is rumored to extend across many borders, potentially reaching into Caribbean networks where surveillance and hacking remain critical concerns for local authorities. The Overwatch organization monitors global threats, ensuring that no single region becomes a blind spot for destabilizing forces.

Reader's Guide

Havana serves as an example of the wider world beyond the spotlighted maps known to players. In the context of the Overwatch narrative, it represents the everyday reality for civilians living on Earth during and after the Omnic Crisis. Its significance lies in its existence as part of the global stage where agents like Sombra or Reaper might theoretically operate, even if they have not been explicitly shown there. It highlights that the conflict was worldwide, affecting nations across every continent. For fans exploring the lore, Havana reminds us that the story extends past the battlefields. It is a place of culture and history that continues to function despite the scars left by war, embodying resilience in a fractured world.

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