Tech Prodigy

The user releases a small robotic spider that hunts the nearest player and explodes on contact or after about four seconds, dealing AoE damage; a stunned or ragdolled victim is knocked back a short distance, otherwise they are ragdolled.

• Can be blocked
• Can hit grounded/ragdolled opponents
• Cannot be countered by basic counters (Prey's Peril, Split Second Counter)
• Rolls ragdolled and blocking opponents
• The spider cannot be hit by attacks and is not cancelled if the user is hit (Pros)
• Finisher triggers at 16% health: the spider explodes into three mini spiders with blue eyes and a much shorter range
• June 15 2025 update: less damage and launches you back if you block, shorter range and duration

The user turns an arm into a cannon and fires a plasma ball after a moderately long startup; hit targets roll sideways, perpendicular to the ball's path. It can be charged for about 5 seconds for more damage.

• Damage depends on seconds charged
• Cannot be blocked
• Can hit grounded/ragdolled opponents
• Damage decays with each enemy hit
• Hitbox extends a good distance behind the player
• Can be countered, unless fully charged
• Knockback always sends targets rolling left or right of the projectile
• Incredibly long windup; can be back-dashed (Cons); the highest damage base move of all characters (Pros)
• Finisher triggers at 10% health on Burst Mode and 30% health on Charged Mode: a black hole pulls in the target and nearby players, who take rapid continuous damage

• Railgun · 40% - 55% — After finishing a player with Plasma Cannon the move is replaced temporarily: the user opens an attache-case-like object into a huge shoulder cannon and, after a long wind-up, fires a dense plasma beam that blows opponents far away and causes fall damage.

The user deploys four legs and three arms, advances piercing up to three opponents, then leaps high and slams them into the ground, launching them slightly upward.

• Can hit grounded/ragdolled opponents
• The initial grab can be blocked but the slam cannot
• The slam has endlag unless at least one enemy was grabbed
• Can be countered, which instantly releases all held opponents
• Missing it leaves enough endlag for opponents to front dash and punish (Cons)
• Finisher triggers at 14.8% health: a mechanical leg impales and lifts the opponent, two arms rip off their arms, then repeated impaling and a mechanical-fist uppercut
• July 14 2025 update: added a new Trinity Tear finisher

• Trinity Tear (Aerial Variant) · 12% — When Trinity Tear is used at a certain height, or after Twin Burst, the user spins in mid-air, stabilizes and strikes the ground with mechanical arms.
• Tactical Storm · 22.9% [3% (First Hit) + 8.9% (Barrage) + 11% (Final Hit)] — After finishing a player with Trinity Tear the move is replaced temporarily: the user burns the opponent with a flamethrower, cuts with several gadgets (the flamethrower again) and crushes them with a massive hammer.

The user fires a ranged weapon that launches them into the air twice; if the shot connects, the first projectile sends the enemy up and the second slams them into the ground.

• Neither shot can be countered (Death Counter, Death Blow)
• Can hit grounded/ragdolled opponents
• Chargeable for 3.3% more damage
• The second shot is aimable
• The first shot rolls the opponent, the second always ragdolls
• Blocking the second hit shortens the ragdoll and lowers damage
• No finisher animation
• June 15 2025 update: ragdolls for one second instead of two if the target is blocking

The Iron Giant extends a sword from its arm, drags it along the ground and slashes upward; a hit target is launched, dragged along the ground and thrown, and takes additional damage if they fail to cancel the free-fall after the throw.

• Armor during startup and invulnerability frames during impact
• Can only grab one player
• Has Armor Break
• Has a special victim animation for Iron Giant
• Cannot be countered (Death Counter, Death Blow)

The Iron Giant launches into the sky with its jetpack, forms a giant sword and dives back down at high speed, plunging the blade into the ground to make a massive AoE shockwave.

• The blade drills into the dirt after the move
• Cannot be countered (Death Counter, Death Blow)
• Unbreakable Iframes
• Landing has Armor Break
• AoE

The Iron Giant thrusts backward, grabs the opponent and drags them along the ground, launches them, chases them into the sky and punches them through buildings onto a rooftop, then dives down through several floors to end in a shockwave that destroys the city.

• Cannot be countered (Death Counter, Death Blow)
• Hit has Armor Break
• Can be blocked; skilled players can avoid it (Cons)

The Iron Giant thrusts backward with its wings and, in the air, fires 16 heat-guided missiles (two shoulder launchers of eight each), usually directed at the area with the most people.

• Cannot be countered (Death Counter, Death Blow)
• Automatically aims at the location with the most people
• Cannot be blocked
• The Iron Giant block can reflect an opponent's Missiles and vice versa (Pros)