OFUDA OVERLOAD: The MAX Healing Kiriko Stadium Build! | Overwatch 2

Published 2025-10-25

Transform Kiriko from a burst-healer into a sustained healing fountain in Overwatch 2 Stadium mode. By maximizing Weapon Power and leveraging key utility powers, you'll become the unkillable backbone of your squad.

Build Overview
Role Healer / Support
Group Size 5v5 Stadium
Playstyle COMPETITIVE

The Core Concept: Weapon Power is Healing Power

In Overwatch 2 Stadium mode, Weapon Power (WP) increases both Kiriko's Kunai damage and her Healing Ofuda output. The Ofuda Overload build is designed to dump almost all resources into this stat, turning her primary fire's relatively low healing-per-second (HPS) into a torrent of health that can instantly save a tank. The goal is simple: maximize raw healing power while utilizing key abilities to spread that healing and survive.

Essential Powers Progression

These four powers form the foundation of the Ofuda Overload build, prioritized for maximum utility and healing synergy. Round 1: Two-Zu — Grants an additional Protection Suzu charge. Having two cleanses is the single most valuable utility upgrade, providing double the anti-heal and double the clutch saves. Round 3: Leaf on the Wind — Healing Ofuda bounces to another ally up to 2 times, healing for 30% of the normal amount. This converts Kiriko's single-target healing into a powerful chained AoE heal, maximizing your raw output. Round 5: Clone Conjuration — Creates a Kiriko clone after using Swift Step. The clone lasts for 4s with 65% less damage/healing. This is your primary survival tool, instantly providing a crucial distraction when you're focused. Round 7: Fleet Foot — Enables using Swift Step directionally without a target (but increases cooldown by 35%). This gives you unmatched strategic mobility for aggressive repositioning or quick escapes.

Item Progression & Priority

The item phase is where you execute the 'Overload.' You will be heavily prioritizing the Weapon Item Tree for high-value stat increases. Early Rounds (1-3): Focus on Compensator (Weapon Power + Weapon Speed), Weapon Grease (Attack Speed), and Talon Modification Module (blue-tier Weapon Power boost). Core Build Mid-to-Late Game (Round 4+): Spirits' Guidance — +15% Weapon Power and +100% Healing Ofuda Projectile Speed. This is the most important item — it ensures your high-powered heals actually land on allies before they die. Amari's Antidote — +15% Weapon Power, and +15% weapon healing on allies below 50% health. This is your clutch-save item for burst-heal capability. Eye of the Spider — High Weapon Power boost plus increased damage to low-health enemies. Great for maintaining Kunai lethality alongside your super-heals. Booster Jets — Large Attack Speed increase. Throw out high-powered Ofuda faster, translating directly into higher HPS. Flex Option: Talisman of Velocity (Ability Tree) — If your team is struggling against dive or sustained burst, this grants an extra Suzu buff (Attack and Movement Speed) that stacks with your heals.

Playstyle Strategy

The Ofuda Overload build changes Kiriko's role: Be the Backline Anchor — Unlike the aggressive flanker DPS Kiriko, stay closer to your Tank and primary Damage heroes. Your healing is now powerful enough to negate enormous amounts of damage. The Bounce is Your Best Friend — Always position yourself to utilize Leaf on the Wind. By targeting your tank, you'll ensure the healing chains to a DPS or the other support without needing to split your focus. Suzu Aggressively — With two charges and high utility, don't hold your Suzu for just the ultimate moment. Use it to negate key enemy abilities (like Junker Queen's Anti-Heal) or to instantly apply overhealth when an ally gets low. Use Swift Step for Survival — With Clone Conjuration and Fleet Foot, your Swift Step is primarily a selfish survival tool. Use it to instantly drop threat and reposition to safety so your torrent of healing can continue.

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