Pharah

Fareeha Amari's commitment to duty runs in her blood. She comes from a long line of highly decorated soldiers and burns with the desire to serve with honor.

Pharah is a young woman with a muscular build, dark skin, and medium long dark hair, with the sides tied back by two gold bands. She wears a blue suit of armor with wings, jet boosters, and a yellow visor in the shape of a bird beak, representing her place in the Helix. Pharah also has an Eye of Horus tattoo on her right eye.

In Overwatch 2, Pharah’s suit is now more detailed with additional white accent, leaning more towards the Overwatch colors. Her yellow visor is now transparent to allow her emotions and facial expressions to show more. She maintains her tattoo.

Pharah is loyal and honorable, holding duty above all else. She's strictly determined willing to keep the peace no matter what. She also has an affinity for jokes and puns, as shown in the in-game voicelines "Fly like an Egyptian" and "Sorry, but I need to jet". However, Pharah is a bit arrogant at times, as she claims to "always get her prey."

Pharah seemed to have a strained relationship with her mother before her presumed death. She had originally thought that Ana would not have been proud of her due to Ana's original strict teaching methods. Nonetheless, even before receiving the letter, Pharah always looked up to Ana with a deep respect, even going as far as getting a tattoo in honor of her mother though she misunderstood the meaning of their tattoos for a significant period before realizing what it was and keeps her actions to preserve that purpose of being a protector.

Before Anubis broke free, Pharah never really knew which was more important: completing the mission or protecting her team. However, after dealing with the incident, she learned to preserve both the innocent and her team more generally and grew even more resolute to follow in her mother's footsteps.

Though she never got the chance to join Overwatch, Pharah seems to be a fan of them, judging by her conversation of telling Reinhardt about the poster of him on her wall.