10 Coolest Borderlands Sirens, Ranked By Their Abilities
According to lore, there can only be six Sirens in the world at any particular time, with a potential dreaded seventh. However, fans of the franchise have gotten to play, meet, or learn about significantly more of these legendary beings throughout the games and related media. Sirens in the universe are powerful, typically female, beings who develop incredible powers and striking tattoos across their bodies.
Although all the Sirens in the game's history have had special powers, what abilities they have and how strongly they manifest them have varied. has shown fans a glimpse of the next Siren to join the team as a new Vault Hunter, though her powers are still unknown at the time of this writing. Even without knowing the newest Siren's powers, the franchise has plenty of awesome and incredibly powerful Sirens, each with increasingly cool and strong abilities.
Warning! Major spoilers for the games, especially follow below.
fans might be wondering who Asha is, or how they managed to overlook an entire Siren in the games. The truth is, Asha never showed up in the games, only appearing in the comics and. In the comics, Asha is revealed to be a secret Siren with the ability to control animals when she causes a swarm of Rakks to stop attacking.
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The comics have been confirmed not to be canon, so fans may never get to see Asha in the games, but that doesn't mean that her power isn't possible in the lore. There are currently five confirmed «Phase» Siren powers, so one Siren's power is still unknown (or two, if there are actually seven Sirens). The power of animal control would be a useful one for a Vault Hunter, and falls in line with other Siren abilities, which all revolve around some form of physical or mental control.
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