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Swift Strike: When activated, Genji dashes straight forward a fixed distance, dealing damage to all enemies he passes through along the way.The attacks that cannot be deflected or blocked include Winston's Tesla Cannon, Lúcio's Sound Wave, the primary firing mode of Symmetra's Photon Projector, Zarya's Particle Cannon, and Mei's Endothermic Blaster.

Roadhog's Chain Hook will also be blocked, but not reflected in any way (as if the hook had hit a wall). Frontal melee attacks are blocked, but do not deliver damage back to the enemy.

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Make sure you aren't being attacked from behind to get the full use out of Deflect. With a few exceptions, Genji is immune to frontal attacks while Deflect is active. Deflected attacks use the same damage numbers and effects as the original, and can affect the shooter and their team. While in this stance, most enemy projectiles or hitscan weapons that hit him in the front will be deflected in the direction he is aiming in.

Deflect: When activated, Genji assumes a defensive stance for several seconds, during which time he cannot attack.

Use the secondary fire at short range where accuracy is less of a concern and the primary fire for longer-range engagements.

The secondary fire throws the stars at a much faster rate.

The shurikens from both the primary and secondary fire can headshot, and are not subject to damage falloff.

Secondary fire will cause Genji to quickly throw three shurikens in a cone in front of him. Primary fire will cause Genji to shoot three projectile shurikens towards his crosshair in a volley. Simply hold the direction you want him to jump towards while executing the double jump.

You can change the direction Genji is jumping when using the double jump.

You can jump again at any time while climbing, allowing you to reach catwalks and other areas that don't have a direct, vertical path up to them. Almost any vertical surface can be climbed with Cyber-Agility.Second, Genji is capable of performing a double jump by pressing the jump button while already in the air. First, Genji is able to climb up flat, vertical surfaces by holding the jump button while next to them. Cyber-Agility (Passive): Genji gains two benefits from this passive.Genji fills a middle ground when it comes to these factors.

Be wary when estimating your own abilities as Genji, though you are not the most agile hero, nor do you deal the most damage. This allows for potentially lethal burst damage if it is timed properly and Genji is well-positioned. Deflect allows Genji to turn enemies' damage back towards them and even allows him to turn around entire ultimate abilities. As such, Genji should use Swift Strike to either maneuver around his enemies or deal small but quick and easy damage. The damage on Swift Strike is considerable for most heroes but is insignificant to a tank. Swift Strike allows Genji to engage, escape, or move between targets efficiently. Cyber-Agility makes Genji a difficult target and allows him to navigate the map with ease. Genji is better suited for mid-range to make use of his mobility and Shurikens, but can still be formidable at range. Genji is a versatile flanker with very high mobility, boasting some of the best movement options of all the heroes.