  I perform a combined analysis of the ATLAS and CMS diphoton data, using both
Run-I and Run-II results, including those released at the 2016 Moriond
conference. I find combining the ATLAS and CMS results from Run-II increases
the statistical significance of the reported 750 GeV anomaly, assuming a spin-0
mediator coupling to gluons or heavy quarks with a width much smaller than the
detector resolution. This significance does not decrease when the 8 TeV data is
included. A spin-2 mediator is disfavored compared to the spin-0 case. The
cross section required to fit the ATLAS anomaly is in tension with the
aggregate data, all of which prefers a smaller value. The best fit for all
models I consider is a $4.0\sigma$ local significance for a 750 GeV spin-0
mediator coupling to gluons with a cross section of 4 fb at 13 TeV (assuming
narrow width) or 10~fb (assuming $\Gamma=45$ GeV).
