VOTE: Aug Pride Bracket Tournament (UPDATE: Winner Announced!)

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[Update 9/12/16: Congratulations to the augmented Han Solo, who claimed victory in our final face-off against Pikachu with 54% of the vote. Thank you to everyone who voted for their favorite augmented hero!]

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[Update 9/5/16: Our final two contestants are now locked in: It’s Han Solo vs. Pikachu in the battle for cyborg supremacy. Scroll down and cast your right now!]

[Update 8/29/16: Congrats to Geralt, Captain America, Han Solo, and Pikachu for making it through the first round! Voting for Round 2 starts now, so scroll down and cast your votes!]

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, the latest entry in the cyberpunk stealth-action game franchise, launches on August 23, and Fandom has partnered with publisher Square Enix to launch a Wikia-wide community activity themed around mechanical augmentation.

Augmented people — or “Augs,” in the game’s parlance — play a crucial role in the Deus Ex fiction. Protagonist Adam Jensen is himself an Aug, outfitted with state-of-the-art body enhancements that allow him to punch through walls, render himself invisible, and perform other useful tricks.

So we recently asked eight of the top communities on Wikia how they would mechanically augment someone from their favorite pop culture franchise. The responses were incredibly creative, and we’ve incorporated the best of them into a series of custom illustrations showing of the “augmented” version of each pop culture hero. (Check out those illustrations below.)

Now it’s time to vote: We’re pitting these aug heroes against each other in a bracket tournament, and round 1 kicks off right now!

Which augmented heroes are your favorites? Vote now!


DeusEx Augs CapAmerica
DeusEx Augs ChunLi
DeusEx Augs Dogmeat
DeusEx Augs Finn
DeusEx Augs Geralt
DeusEx Augs HanSolo
DeusEx Augs Pikachu
DeusEx Augs WonderWoman

Brett Bates
Brett Bates is a staff writer at Fandom. He's been in the video game industry for eight years as a writer and as a developer for companies like BioWare, Rumble, EGM, and Bitmob. According to his business card, he's a fan of indie games, crime comics, and boxer dogs.