V1 (Ultrakill)

(V1 is a blue humanoid machine with a long head which bears a resemblance to a security camera. Printed on the left side of V1's head is a barcode and some unreadable characters. Eight, glowing wing-like protrusions come from its back which enable its aerial maneuverability, dashing, continuous sliding, as well as the ability to store weapons that are not in use. Its "head" is more of a sophisticated sensor module, featuring a glowing, angular visual interface in lieu of traditional eyes. The design emphasizes its machine-like nature, with sharp edges and a futuristic, industrial look that reflects its utilitarian purpose as a killing machine. "V1" is displayed on the left side of its torso. V1 has the Feedbacker as its left arm, which it uses to punch and deflect projectiles. V1 is almost identical to its successor, V2 but with a deep blue colour scheme. Unlike V2, which uses a more standardized heavy plating, V1 has a thinner, more fragile chassis. This makes it capable of repairing itself via direct contact with fresh blood.V1, as a blood-fueled death machine, is capable of moving in all directions with equal speed, can jump(default: SPACE on ground), dash (default: SHIFT on ground), slide (default: CTRL on ground.), wall jump (default: Space on wall by jumping into wall.), and slam onto the ground from heights (CTRL midair). By default, it has 3 stamina bars at maximum. V1's stamina regenerates at varying speeds across difficulties. Dashing allows V1 to halt its current momentum and rapidly move horizontally in a specified direction, which also grants it brief Intangibility. Dashing costs 1 bar of stamina. Sliding temporarily stops stamina regeneration and does not make V1 intangible but allows the player to continuously move in a single direction, though V1 is almost incapable of moving in any other direction in a slide, only being able to shift its momentum by moving left or right. It does not cost stamina, and one can chain slides for as long as they are willing to. Ground Slams can be performed while in the air. While slamming, V1 will deal 2 damage to whatever it hits. Holding the slam button when landing creates a shockwave that launches light enemies straight up, increasing with time spent slamming and costing 1 bar of stamina. Time spent slamming also increases the power of slides and jumps done immediately after landing. V1 can also perform "slam storage" by performing a wall-jump while in a slamming state, granting it an extra boost of speed on the vertical or horizontal plane. V1 can also make use of its left arm for various purposes. It starts the game with its own arm, the Feedbacker (Default: F Key), mostly used for parrying attacks and punching enemies within melee range to heal; though the exact means of this are not well explained, Hakita himself states this to be due to the Feedbacker being "future technology". After defeating V2 in 1-4: CLAIR DE LUNE, it will drop the Knuckleblaster (Default: F Key), which trades the ability to effectively parry for a more powerful punch and an explosive second attack, activated by holding the punch button, which can also reflect projectiles. Upon obtaining the Whiplash (Default: R Key), from the late Glass O' Machine in 4-4: CLAIR DE SOLEIL, V1 can use the Whiplash to grapple onto hookpoints positioned around levels, onto enemies to pull them closer or pull itself towards them, or to grab and place objects from a longer range. When arms are unequipped, V1 can interact with the Terminal at the beginning of each level with latent telekinetic powers but attempts to punch will be met with an error message. V1 has a unique feature shared by no other machine: the ability to directly absorb blood from enemies simply by soaking it in through their armor. This is the main way to heal in ULTRAKILL, so players will need to actively hunt down enemies to obtain fresh blood. Blood absorbed is presumably used to repair its chassis and important internal organs, as noted in the death screen. Among other abilities of V1 are ability to store weapons in their wings by converting matter into energy and activate a built-in flashlight (though said flashlight is only activated in the absence of any other form of light.) V1, being built for war, can equip and make use of a wide variety of weapons. These weapons are stored as energy within V1's wings and assume their physical form when needed. Revolvers: Piercer(Fire Rate: 0.49 seconds per shot Alt Fire Cooldown: 2.5 seconds The Piercer Revolver is railgun-revolver hybrid that uses electric pulses to fire microscopic metal shards at high speeds. The revolver cylinder is loaded with self-recharging batteries instead of conventional bullet cartridges, and the muzzle is a tall, glowing rectangular opening rather than a projectile-sized hole. Located above the grip is an additional battery powering the weapon's on-board display, which indicates the charge state of its alternate fire. The cylinder's chambers and display glow light blue by default, though the color will change to reflect the player's variant palette customization. The primary fire shoots a standard hitscan shot at a reasonably high rate of fire, dealing 1 damage. Holding down primary fire will cause the gun to fire automatically. Hitscan shots have infinite distance and no damage falloff. All stock revolver attacks benefit from locational damage multipliers, dealing 1.5x damage on limbshots and 2x damage on headshots. Upon holding down, the alternate fire will begin charging. It takes approximately half a second for it to fully charge, and after firing it takes around 2.5 seconds to recharge. Upon releasing, the Revolver will fire a powerful 3-hit hitscan, dealing 1 damage per hit. This means it can either pierce through and kill 3 weak enemies or hit a single enemy for 3 damage, or 4.5/6 damage on a limbshot/headshot. A charged shot can be ricocheted off of a coin, allowing it to gain additional damage. However, instead of a straight +1 damage bonus for each coin, the charge shot will gain +0.5 damage to each of its three hitscans for the first coin, and +0.25 damage for each coin after, for +1.5/2.25/3 total base/limbshot/headshot damage for the first coin and +0.75/1.125/1.5 damage for subsequent coins. The Piercer Revolver's primary fire can still be used during the charged shot's cooldown.), Marksman(The Marksman Revolver appears almost identical to the Piercer Revolver but has neon green lights as well as a different interface that indicates the number of available coins. The display also indicates how long until each coin recharges, and makes an audible "ding" noise when one is available again that rises in pitch the more coins available there are. The primary fire shoots a standard hitscan projectile at a reasonably high rate of fire, dealing 1 damage. Holding down primary fire will cause the gun to fire automatically. All stock revolver attacks benefit from locational damage multipliers, dealing 1.5x damage on limbshots and 2x damage on headshots. It fires at the same rate as the Piercer and Sharpshooter variants. The alternate fire tosses a coin, with multiple coins able to be thrown in quick succession. A maximum of 4 coins can be held in reserve, with each coin taking 4 seconds to recharge when expended. These coins can multiply, empower, and aim hitscan attacks upon being hit, allowing for a truly impressive amount of strategies to be employed. They can also be punched into enemies with the Feedbacker to deal 2 damage. It is worth noting that the trajectory of tossed coins will vary based on V1's movement. If V1 is moving forward, the coin will arc outward away from the player. If V1 is moving backward, the coin will arc upward into the air, remaining on a relatively straight path to the ground. If V1 moves left or right, the coin will move left or right with them. Finally, if V1 is falling, the coin will angle downward, and if V1 jumps, the coin will sail high into the air. The latter can be especially useful if one is trying to get multiple coins into a splitshot state.), Sharpshooter(The Sharpshooter Revolver appears almost identical to the Piercer Revolver, but has neon red lights as well as a different interface that indicates the number of available charged shots. The display also indicates how long until each shot recharges. The primary fire shoots a standard hitscan projectile at a reasonably high rate of fire, dealing 1 damage. Holding down primary fire will cause the gun to fire automatically. All stock revolver attacks benefit from locational damage multipliers, dealing 1.5x damage on limbshots and 2x damage on headshots. It fires at the same rate as the Piercer and Marksman variants. Holding down alt-fire will spin the revolver at increasing speeds. After spinning for roughly 0.3 seconds, releasing alt-fire will fire a piercing projectile with red aura that deals 1 damage with each hit (with locational damage bonuses). The projectile pierces through infinite enemies, destroys projectiles, and ricochets off of surfaces. The number of ricochets starts at 1 and increases depending on how fast the revolver is spinning. Maximum speed is reached after about 2.5 full seconds of spinning, which allows the beam to ricochet up to 4 times. (Note: Time values are estimates and need verification) The alt-fire has 3 charges total and each shot will always consume one charge regardless of how fast the revolver was spun. Each charge regenerates at a rate of 6.40 seconds per charge. Primary fire still works even when the weapon has no charges left. If the projectile hits another, it will destroy the projectile and cause a red explosion. This explosion deals 23 or 35 self damage (depending on distance from the explosion) if the player is too close to the blast. The blast from taking self damage in this way blasts the player back similar to the Overcharged Pump Shotgun, although to a significantly lesser degree. The sole exception to this self-damage velocity is if the player is extremely close to the projectile when it is destroyed, which will send the player high into the air. Multiple projectiles can be destroyed with a single projectile, but only the first projectile destroyed will explode. Projectiles that can be destroyed vary, from normal Hell Energy projectiles to Cerberus orbs, shotgun pellets, and even V2's charged Piercer shots. The enemies killed with the explosions will grant the +FRIENDLY FIRE style bonus. +INTERRUPTION style bonuses performed with the Sharpshooter's alternate fire cause red explosions as well. However, weapons thrown by enemies (such as the ones by Swordsmachine) cannot be destroyed by the Sharpshooter's ricochet shots. Each time the shot ricochets off of a surface, it gains an extra hitscan that applies to all future targets it hits, up to a maximum of three hits on a single target per ricochet; for instance, an enemy hit by a beam that has ricocheted twice or more will be hit 3 times by the beam, equating to a total of 3 damage, or 6 damage on headshot). Ricoshots off of coins will increase the number of hits on a single target by the coin's power as though it had ricocheted off a surface, rather than scaling damage like with other hitscan attacks. As coins start with a power of 2, only a single coin is needed to max out each subsequent ricochet's single-target damage. Whenever the projectile ricochets, if the bounce angle ends up being close enough to a target then the beam will auto-aim towards it, making ricochet trickshots easier to hit. Charging the alternate fire while dual wielding this revolver variant causes it to propel V1 upward like a helicopter, and the effect scales exponentially with more Dual Wield powerups. Four dual-wield powerups (5 revolvers) are needed to achieve true flight - otherwise, V1 will just jump higher and fall slower. The angle of propulsion depends on the view angle: looking straight ahead will maximize vertical speed, while looking at downward and upward angles will convert a portion of lift into forward and backward momentum, respectively. A small amount of upward force is always applied regardless of view angle, which also scales with the number of Dual Wield powerups.), Alternate Revolver(Visual Differences: Its grip is contoured instead of straight. It has an external hammer that must be pulled back before each shot. Its color indicators are on the sides of its barrel, rather than on its chambers. Its "cylinder" is X-shaped and appears to hold only four batteries. When shot, V1 cocks the hammer in a fashion similar to a single-action revolver. Behavioral Differences: The Alternate Revolver fires two 1.25 damage hitscans, totaling 2.5 damage per shot. These have piercing, allowing hitting two enemies at once, assuming the first one is killed. The bullets are not affected by locational damage. After firing, the hammer must be pulled down to fire again, and if V1 swaps back to the Alt Revolver without pulling down the hammer, or by not waiting 2 seconds after firing, a longer swap animation will play. Unlike the Rocket Launcher, different Alternate Revolver variants have independent primary fire cooldowns, allowing up to three primary fire shots in quick succession. Like the Standard Revolver, the Alternate Revolver's fire rate is the same between variants. The primary fire of the Alternate Revolver, in general, heals the player more than the Standard Revolver. When used against weaker enemies, it can restore the player's health to full or to their Hard Damage. When used against larger enemies and bosses, it can restore a significant portion as well, but restores more when hitting the head. Charge Shot fires six 1.25 damage hitscans, totaling 7.5 damage, with a longer recharge than Standard. However, if 4 hitscans hit a single enemy, the next 2 hitscans will pass through, meaning only 5 damage dealt to a single enemy. Just like with the default variant, the revolver's primary fire still works during the charge shot's cooldown. Coin Ricoshots: Hitscan Damage - The first coin adds 0.5 damage to each hitscan, and subsequent coins add 0.25, resulting in +1 damage from the first coin (3.5 total), and +0.5 damage from subsequent coins. Split Interaction - Rather than splitshot like Standard, hitting splitshots with any Alternate Revolver will, for each split coin hit, add an additional hitscan to the Ricoshot (a single split coin becomes 1.75 x 3 = 5.25 damage). Additionally, Charge Shot will no longer pass through at 4 hitscans if any coin splits, resulting in 7 hitscans from a single split coin (1.75 x 7 = 12.25 damage total). If one lands a Ricoshot with the 2 pass-through hitscans of Charge Shot, they'll still get a full damage Ricoshot. Known as Slabcoining, this lets the player get an additional 5 damage on a Ricoshot. Performing a Splitshot with any Alternate Revolver will now instantly reload all revolver variants, allowing for faster firing speed. This is most convenient to achieve with Alternate Marksman Revolver as it can hit the coin within its first timing window. What is important to note is that coins thrown by the Standard Marksman and Alternate Marksman are the same. Splitshots with coins react differently depending on the type of Revolver that shot the coin. In other words, the coins behave differently depending on the revolver that shot them. Sharpshooter Revolver Differences: Charges - Unlike the default variant (with three charges that each have an approximate 6.67 second cooldown), the Slab variant only has one charge with an approximate 8.57 second cooldown. The Slab Sharpshooter spins up instantly compared to the default variant, allowing for the maximum 3 ricochets to be reached with very little prep time. Each hit of the secondary fire deals the increased 1.25 damage of all Slab hitscans; the number of hits on a single target per ricochet begins at 2 for 2.5 damage, matching the Slab's primary fire, and maxes out at 4 hits for 5 damage. Aim Assist - Since Slab variants do not have the stock Revolver's locational damage bonuses, the Slab Sharpshooter's minor aim assist on ricochets does not prioritize heads or limbs. This can result in more consistent ricochet angles, especially for targets near the ricochet surface or when attempting to pierce through multiple targets of disparate heights with multiple ricochets.). Shotguns: Core Eject(he Core Eject Shotgun appears to be a futuristic, double-barreled, break-action shotgun. 2 cylindrical cores can be found in the chamber, which is flipped open to vent the overheated cores on primary fire and ejected as a single projectile on secondary fire. After ejecting a core, the 2 cores are replaced with a flip of the shotgun. Placed around the shotgun are displays that show how far the core will eject, which goes from blue to red as it charges. During the shotgun's idle state, the meter glows blue. Pressing primary fire will cause the shotgun to fire a random spread of 12 pellets. Each pellet deals 0.25 damage for a maximum of 3 damage if all pellets hit. When more than enough pellets to kill an enemy hit it, the excess pellets will pierce through, making them good for crowd control. Shotgun pellets can also be parried immediately after firing to imbue one pellet with greater velocity and an explosive effect that deals 3.5 damage. After each shot, the shotgun briefly flips open to let the cores cool down before closing back up, ready to fire again. This cooldown period takes roughly 1.25 seconds, making it slower overall than the Pump Charge Shotgun, though the Core Eject deals slightly more damage. Pressing alternate fire and releasing will eject a core from the shotgun while holding it down increases the ejection distance. Ejected cores cause an explosion on impact, dealing 3.5 explosive damage and sending out a cosmetic shockwave and debris. This explosion is ineffective against the Malicious Face, as they are immune to explosions. It is also ineffective against Streetcleaners, as not only do they only take half damage from explosions, they are capable of actively batting away core ejects, making it extraordinarily difficult to hit them with one. Cores will detonate on magnets both in-flight and embedded in terrain, though without any special properties. Cores in-flight will bounce off other ejected cores as well as rockets, without detonating either. An ejected core can be shot with a hitscan attack to prematurely detonate it, causing its damage and radius to double. At point-blank, it will deal 7 damage, falling off to 4.6 damage. If shot with the Malicious Railcannon (or a Face's beam), the explosion will instead deal double damage and have double the radius of a Malicious explosion. At point-blank, it deals up to 13.25 damage due to the addition of the Malicious explosion, falling off to 10.85 and then 4.6 once outside of the Malicious explosion radius. Naturally, this will also reflect projectiles in a large radius, potentially dealing friendly fire and clearing nearby projectiles if used near V1. Core ejects will also be targeted by ricoshots from coins, being prioritized over enemies. While initially tricky to pull off, this can be easier in the end if one has trouble shooting cores in mid-air. In addition, it increases the damage of the explosion. While the explosion does double damage to enemies, it still deals the normal 35 damage to V1, making it a cheaper damage boost than Overpump. In addition, the Malicious variant launches V1 at extreme speeds, dealing 35/50 damage depending on which explosion hits V1 first (See also: Ultraboosting). Note that conduction electric charges and Ferryman's lightning do not interact with a shotgun core.), Pump Charge(The Pump Charge Shotgun is a black, double-barreled, pump-action shotgun. While the chamber is never revealed, it is assumed that it contains cores similar to the Core Eject Shotgun. Upon firing the shotgun, the grip slides back and forth in a "reload" animation. On the side of the shotgun is a display of the amount of pump charges the shotgun currently has, turning from green to yellow to red with each subsequent pump. After 3 pumps, the display begins flashing red and makes an alarming beeping noise, indicating an imminent explosion. Pressing primary fire will cause the shotgun to fire a random spread of 10 pellets. Each pellet deals 0.25 damage for a maximum of 2.5 damage if all pellets hit. These pellets can pierce through enemies, making them good for crowd control, though pellets will disappear shortly after piercing. Shotgun pellets can also be parried immediately after firing to imbue one pellet with greater velocity and an explosive effect that deals 3.5 damage. After each shot, the shotgun must pump once before it is ready to fire again. This cooldown period takes roughly 0.92 seconds, making it faster than the Core Eject Shotgun with the tradeoff of less damage. Pressing the alternate fire will pump the shotgun once, modifying the next shot fired by the shotgun and increasing the charge meter on the display by one. This can be done up to a maximum of 3 times, at which point the display will begin flashing red and beeping. Pumping the shotgun beyond this point will do nothing. Pumping the shotgun will increase the amount of pellets released in the next shot, increasing the damage if all pellets hit. However, this will also decrease the accuracy of the shot, making it necessary to move into close range. When the shotgun reaches the max charge of 3 pumps, the next shot will not fire pellets, but will create an explosion centered on the player, knocking them back in the opposite direction and dealing 50 self damage. At 3+ pumps, firing will create a large 10 total damage explosion in front of where V1 is looking. Unlike most explosions, the outer blast wave which usually just launches enemies deals 5 damage in addition to the inner's 5 damage, making the explosion slightly larger than the visual. Additionally, one can purposely damage themselves with the overcharge explosion to take advantage of its considerable knockback. If aimed in a specific direction, the overcharge explosion will send the player flying back in the opposite direction, allowing for the knockback to be controlled. This can be used to gain insane speed very quickly, or to reach areas typically too high or too far for the player to reach normally. However, using a Malicious Railcannon and shooting a Core will provide more, although it's possible to miss the core. This makes it really good in speedrunning. The explosion doesn't instakill V1 as it only deals 50 damage to it, so if you fail an Overpump Dash the first time, you'll be fine. Practice it to be able to perform it consistently (without taking damage and knockback) and become unstoppable with it's insane damage output.), Sawed-On(The Sawed-On Shotgun appears to be a shotgun with a red-cased chainsaw fused to it. Placed around the shotgun are displays that show the cooldown (gray bars) and charge (red bars) of the chainsaw. Pressing primary fire will cause the shotgun to fire a random spread of 12 pellets. Each pellet deals 0.25 damage for a maximum of 3 damage if all pellets hit. These pellets can pierce through enemies, making them good for crowd control, though pellets will disappear shortly after piercing. Shotgun pellets can also be parried immediately after firing to imbue one pellet with greater velocity and an explosive effect that deals 3.5 damage. Much like the Core Eject Shotgun, after each shot, the shotgun briefly flips open to let the cores cool down before closing back up, ready to fire again. This cooldown period takes roughly 1.25 seconds, making it slower overall than the Pump Charge Shotgun, though the Sawed-On deals slightly more damage. Holding down alt-fire will rev the chainsaw on the shotgun, damaging enemies in front of you. While the chainsaw is attached, it deals 0.25 damage per hit at a rate of 18 hits per second. Releasing the alt-fire or firing the shotgun while the chainsaw is revved will launch the chainsaw, which can pierce through enemies, before it is pulled back to the shotgun via a cable after a short distance. The longer alt-fire is held down, the farther the chainsaw will be launched. Launching the chainsaw makes it deal 1.5 damage and multi-hit enemies 3 times per contact. While attached to a cable, it has unlimited piercing capabilities. Upon a return trip, the chainsaw can multi-hit the same enemy. When the chainsaw just reaches the enemy when it starts to return, it only damages the enemy 3 times total. Punching the chainsaw with the Feedbacker will relaunch it and reduce punch cooldown (allowing for the Feedbacker to be able to punch the chainsaw again faster than normal). Chainsaws can be relaunched an infinite number of times, as long as the Feedbacker hit is landed. It is possible to have more than one chainsaw in the air at the same time. When V1 is facing away from returning chainsaw, the chainsaw icon will appear on the screen, indicating the timing window the saw can be relaunched. Punching the chainsaw with the Knuckleblaster will detach it, causes it to fly (will not work with the explosion generated by the Knuckleblaster), deals 1.5 damage per hit and it will multi-hit an enemy 4 times per contact before moving on to the next target. It will break in 6 hits while dealing the maximum 4 piercing hits to the last enemy, regardless how many piercing hits it had left before. It can bounces off the walls up to 25 times. The chainsaw is also detached when there is a major obstacle in the way that prevents the chainsaw from returning (even though there is some leniency). Detached chainsaws can still be punched with a Feedbacker, doubling their damage output. The chainsaw is attracted to magnets and will orbit around them like a sawblade trap. Compared to sawblades, chainsaws deal more damage, but are slower in circling around the magnet, have less health, and rotate around the magnet in a smaller radius (its orbiting radius will get smaller the longer it orbits around the magnet, to a certain point). A single magnet can hold up to 5 chainsaws.), Impact Hammer(Shotgun Alternate)(The Jackhammer fires no projectiles and is instead more of a pseudo-melee weapon. It deals higher damage based on the user's velocity and current movement type. It has three levels of strength, indicated by the left side of the gauge. Each level on the gauge multiplies its damage. (Green = 1×, Yellow = 2×, Red = 31⁄3×) The piston pulls back and releases after a slight delay. Holding primary fire keeps the piston held back until it is released. There is a very slight delay in between shots; however, if hitting an enemy while the gauge is in the red, the Jackhammer variant used for the hit will be forced to cool down for seven seconds, which cannot be reset by switching. Damage, recoil, and Hitstop length scale based on how fast V1 is moving, indicated by the gauge on the left side of the weapon. The gauge has 3 levels: Green (Slow), Yellow (Fast), and Red (Mach Fuck). Note that the gauge can take a moment to catch up to V1's speed if it accelerates quickly, since the needle can only move so fast. It certainly won't match the instant acceleration of a slam, so you'd need a decent amount of height to get your gauge to Red before hitting the ground. Fortunately, when you lose the speed necessary to maintain a Yellow or Red gauge, there is a brief delay before the gauge level actually drops. During this delay, the gauge light blinks rapidly. The player can rotate the camera during the Jackhammer's Hitstop, giving a control to where V1 will be knocked back. Hitting a Red shot will cause the Jackhammer to overheat, putting the primary fire on a 7 second cooldown before it can be used again. Similarly to the Alternate Revolver, this cooldown will only apply to the current variant: other Jackhammer variants have their own separate cooldowns. The alternate fire can still be used freely during the cooldown. Overheating does not happen when the player targeted an Idol. Striking a Core or Rocket with the Jackhammer will turn them into explosive hitscan attacks which can be chained off of coins. Empowered rocket beams create red explosions. If this beam is chained into another core/rocket, it will create a massive explosion. Landmines can also be launched by the Jackhammer, although they don't become hitscan. Similarly to the Shotgun, it is possible to Parry parriable non projectile attacks with the Jackhammer, by striking the enemy with the primary fire within the parry window. This can deal massive damage when combined with a red gauge strike. Additionally, the range you can parry from using the Jackhammer seems to be longer than with either the Feedbacker or Shotgun Instantly fires a core with very little force. Though the strength cannot be charged, the core inherits most of V1's velocity when fired, which combine to make it very easy to set up core hammering. Instead of firing additional pellets, Pump Charge increases the pressure within the Jackhammer, making it create a damaging shockwave similar to that of the Knuckleblaster; unlike its baseline counterpart, the first two pumps increase the radius of the blast, rather than its damage, which stays at 3.5. However, when overpumped the shockwave becomes a self-damaging red explosion dealing twice the damage and launching you backwards. It has a slower pump rate than a shotgun but it deals less damage on overpump than the default shotgun. Has a chainsaw, which behaves the same as the standard variant. Unlike the regular shotgun, the primary fire and alt fire can be used independently of each other. While the chainsaw is out, hitting it with the primary fire can bounce it back.). Nailguns: Attractor(The Attractor Nailgun is a bulky, double-barreled weapon that resembles a minigun. The base of its barrels has glowing patches along their circumference, and the barrels begin to glow bright orange as they spin and fire. Centered on the weapon is a neon blue interface that indicates ammo count and the number of available nail magnets. The nail magnets fired from the weapon appear to be large, silver rods that emit a green flash from their top. Accompanying these green flashes are beeping noises, both of which begin rapidly speeding up as the nail magnet approaches self-destruction. If nails are added to a nail magnet, the flash that the magnet produces steadily increases in size and becomes redder, and emits a higher-pitched sound as more nails orbit the magnet. The Attractor Nailgun fires a barrage of silver nails on the primary fire, continuously spraying as the button is held down. This depletes its ammo count of 100, which takes around 4 seconds to fully exhaust. After this, it takes approximately 20 seconds for ammo reserves to regenerate back to 100. Silver nails deal 0.205 damage and can deal 5.125 damage per second if all nails land on their target. While all nails deal 50% more damage against Malicious Faces and 25% more damage against Virtues and Gabriel, silver nails also deal double damage against Filth and Strays and 50% more damage against Schisms, Soldiers, and Stalkers. Nails are affected by gravity and will be attracted to nail magnets, orbiting around nails stuck into surfaces and veering toward enemies that have nail magnets stuck into them. Nails can also stick into enemies, which allows lighter enemies to be pulled toward nail magnets. Nails inside an enemy can explode for extra damage if the enemy is hit by the Electric Railcannon, lightning from the environment or Ferryman, or Jumpstart Nailgun, giving the [+CONDUCTOR] style bonus, dealing 0.0666 damage for each nail, and destroying all nails in the enemy. This aftershock damage can stack to a maximum of 6 damage, which requires 90 nails total. If there are nearby enemies when electrocuted, those enemies will take the aftershock damage (minimum 2 damage). Any shocks on an enemy after the first within one second has a minimum damage of 0.5 instead 2 and cannot trigger aftershocks. Magnets, coins, rockets, and enemies with nails/magnets will trigger another electric explosion when shocked. While in water, the weakened shock's minimum damage is 1 instead of 0.5, enemies take aftershock without nails, and V1 as well as all enemies in the same water source are shocked by the electric explosion from an enemy, regardless of distance. V1 takes 50 damage and 50 hard damage, but can only take electric damage every second. When the primary fire is held for any amount of time, the Overheat Nailgun's overheat meter will instantly be set to full charge. This makes the Attractor Nailgun a useful tool for comboing, allowing a short burst of nails from the Attractor Nailgun to be followed up with an overheat barrage from the Overheat Nailgun. Pressing the secondary fire will fire a nail magnet that is affected by gravity and will stick to both enemies and surfaces. A maximum of 3 nail magnets can be deployed at once, with their ammo count recharging upon their destruction. Nail magnets will attract nails, pulling them off course toward themselves and causing nails to orbit when very close. This allows for the creation of "nail traps" on surfaces, which will damage enemies that walk over them and creates an explosion of damaging shrapnel upon the destruction of the magnet. If multiple nail magnets are placed at once, nails will attempt to congeal into a ball exactly in the middle of all of the nail magnets. The magnet stays on the surfaces or enemies for 12 seconds before self-destructing. The speed of the magnet beeping will indicate how much time it has left. Each magnet can attract up to 75 nails simultaneously before being destroyed. The color of the blinker changes from green to red and the pitch of the beeping goes upwards indicating how close to the nail limit it is. With the help of multiple magnets, the lifespan of a nail can be extended to about 30 seconds before disappearing. Nail magnets attached to an enemy will attract nails toward them, allowing for easier aiming with the Nailgun. The more magnets stuck, the stronger the attraction. This applies to both types of nails, allowing for use in conjunction with the Overheat Nailgun, which is usually much more inaccurate than the Attractor Nailgun. In addition, nail magnets attached to a Stalker will decrease the radius of its sandification explosion, reducing its size by 25% with 1 magnet, 37.5% with 2, and 50% with 3. Light weight enemies, Sentry and Stalker covered in nails are pulled toward the magnet. Aside from using it against Sentries this isn't useful, as the only other enemies that can be affected by this die to nails very quickly, but it looks quite funny. However, if one desires, a magnet can be set up so that an enemy can be pulled into the air toward it and be flung into the ground, killing it with fall damage and yielding the [+CATAPULTED] style bonus. This can also be done by flinging a nailed enemy into the air and placing a nail magnet on the ground underneath it. Magnets conduct electricity. When an enemy with at least one nail or magnet is struck by electricity from the Electric Railcannon, Ferryman, or JumpStart Nailgun, any nearby/attached magnet(s) will trigger an electric explosion. Magnets attached to an enemy will deal 1 aftershock damage for every attached magnet in addition to the aftershock damage from nails even if the cap for nail aftershock damage was reached. With 3 magnets, a maximum of 9 aftershock damage can be achieved. Magnets can be shocked 3 times before before being destroyed, including ones in enemies (which share their "damage" with rockets). While underwater, magnets can only shock and be shocked things in range. Magnets only get damaged when shocked directly, so if two enemies with magnets are far enough apart, they will shock each other until the magnet is destroyed with time or one of them dies (but this will also damage V1). Nail magnets can be destroyed by hitscan attacks, such as those from Revolvers or Electric and Malicious Railcannons, or by slams. This can be used to the player's advantage, as nail magnets with large amounts of nails orbiting them can be turned into detonatable "nail bombs," able to release a spray of shrapnel upon being shot. If the magnet is stuck on the enemy, it will also attract rockets fired by a Rocket Launcher. The embedded magnet will be destroyed if the enemy is hit with rockets three times, though red explosions count as two. When a rocket hits a magnet stuck on a surface, it creates a damaging explosion but does not destroy the magnet. Magnets can destroy shotgun cores and rockets, though the explosion created by this is of default size and damage.), Overheat(The Overheat Nailgun is essentially identical to the Attractor Nailgun in appearance, being a bulky, double-barreled weapon with glowing patches along the barrels. The only difference is the interface, which is colored neon green and has one large battery-shaped overheat meter along with two similarly shaped green meters below that indicate the amount of heatsinks available. The overheat meter fills as the nailgun fires, and when an overheat barrage is released the nailgun lets off an orange-yellow glow. The Overheat Nailgun fires a barrage of nails on primary fire, continuously spraying as the button is held down. Continuous fire will cause the nailgun to overheat, which will cause the rate of fire to slow as the meter approaches fullness. Thus, it is recommended to mostly use the Overheat Nailgun's primary fire to charge the overheat meter rather than use it as your sole source of DPS. Nails from the Overheat Nailgun deal 0.185 damage each, with a damage per second of 4.625 assuming the nailgun is firing at full speed and all nails hit. When the overheat meter is full, however, the rate of fire will decrease, lowering the DPS to just 2.3125. Additionally, when all heatsinks are depleted, the rate of fire will slow even more, rendering the nailgun essentially useless until a heatsink recharges. The Overheat Nailgun's nails deal 50% more damage against Malicious Faces and deal 25% more damage against Virtues and Gabriel. Nails are affected by gravity and will be attracted to nail magnets from the Attractor Nailgun, orbiting around nails stuck into surfaces and veering toward enemies that have nail magnets stuck into them. It is recommended to stick targets with nail magnets first, as nails fired from the Overheat Nailgun are generally more inaccurate. Nails inside an enemy can explode for extra damage if the enemy is hit by the Electric Railcannon, giving the [+CONDUCTOR] Style Bonus and dealing 0.0666 damage for each nail. This can stack to a maximum of 6 damage, which requires 90 nails total. Pressing alternate fire while the overheat meter has charge will fire a less accurate, superheated barrage of nails, the duration of which is proportionate to how full the overheat meter currently is. With the overheat meter fully filled, the barrage will last for exactly 1 second, firing 56 nails. This will use up a heatsink, which takes 8 seconds to recharge. Be wary of using up all of your heatsinks, as this will drastically decrease the primary fire's rate of fire and will make it impossible to charge the overheat meter until a heatsink regenerates. Overheated nails deal the same amount of damage as regular nails, but will set enemies on Fire for 4s if they are flammable. As should be obvious, the higher rate of fire of an overheat barrage leads to more damage being dealt, though the inaccuracy of the barrage means using a nail magnet is highly recommended. The overheat meter can be instantly charged by firing the Attractor Nailgun or plugged JumpStart Nailgun for any amount of time. This means that firing the Attractor or JumpStart Nailgun and quickly switching to the Overheat Nailgun can be an effective way to get off an overheat barrage quickly. Firing an unplugged JumpStart nailgun can only charge Overheat Nailgun to less than a quarter heat. When swapping off Overheat Nailgun while using a heatsink, the barrage is stored and resumes when swapping back to it. By firing Attractor, you can regenerate some heat for the barrage and indefinitely fire out shorter barrages without running out of heatsinks. Note this is only properly possible when 2 heatsinks are available.), Jumpstart(The Jumpstart Nailgun is almost identical in appearance to the other two nail guns, being a bulky double-barreled weapon with glowing spots along the barrels. The only difference is the interface, colored in various shades of red, with text on top that shows various information about the use of weapons such as distance, weapon phase, etc. the middle strip shows the maximum distance to the enemy and whether they are within the range of use. the bar at the bottom that appears only when using alt fire shows the progress of the attack and is filled with white. When the player is outside the alt fire radius or the target is blocked by the environment, a flashing cross will appear on the interface for about a second before the cable breaks. It is possible when the charge is almost charged and if you move away from the attack radius, the weapon can fire in that second. The Jumpstart Nailgun fires a barrage of nails on the primary fire, continuously spraying as the button is held down, much like the Attractor Nailgun. The fire rate is normally pretty slow, about the same as the Overheat Nailgun's when the heat sink is full; however, when a jumper cable is connected to an enemy, the attack speed increases greatly. When sustaining a cable connection, it can output more damage than a full heat sink barrage from the Overheat Variant. Pressing alternate fire of Jumpstart Nailgun in range shoots a cable forward, sticking to enemies. It will not deal any damage directly, but it will increase the fire rate of the primary fire greatly. The charge meter will slowly increase, and after roughly 5 seconds of a sustained connection or immediately upon the enemy's death (or when the swordsmachine goes into second phase), the cable's end will burst and the target is shocked, triggering an electric explosion. If the initial target is a grounded light or medium Weight enemy embedded with nails, they are launched into the air, assuming they survive the initial jolt. If V1 is too far from the enemy or is blocked by the environment during the cable charge for a second, the cable will disconnect. Switching weapons while the cable is out will not disconnect it, however. A distance for a cable to maintain cable connection is about a third longer than a distance required to hook up to an enemy.), Sawblade Launcher(Nailgun Alternate)(The Sawblade Launcher shoots out saws that do more damage than nails and will pierce through enemies and ricochet off of walls. The main downside is that it fires significantly slower than the Nailgun while doing less damage per second. The durability of saws will be slightly reduced if they bounce off terrain, potentially reducing their potential maximum hits. Saws can be punched with the Feedbacker to double their damage per tick until the saw contacts a wall or enters a magnet's orbit. The Attractor variant will still fire out a maximum of three magnets that can attract nails to it, although now saws will also be drawn towards the magnets. Whereas nails will simply head directly towards the magnet, saws will instead circle around it, piercing any foes can come close to it. With a few exceptions, this makes it less useful at delivering high amounts of damage to a single target, but it works far better at dealing high amounts of damage to multiple targets, or making it easier to hit an enemy with a magnet trap. The initial size of a saw's orbit around a magnet depends on how horizontally far the saw is when connecting to the magnet; the further the saw is, the larger its initial orbit will be. The primary fire of the Attractor fires out special silver saws that do more damage than saws fired by the Overheat variant, have more durability (capable of withstanding over 15 wall bounces) and deal more damage to weak husks, but there is a limited supply. Compared to silver nails (of which a maximum of 100 can be held), you can only hold a maximum of 10 silver saws, which recharge slower than silver nails. A silver saw will also increase in damage by 50% multiplicatively with each fodder husk it hits. This increased damage applies to any subsequent enemy, not just fodder husks. Silver sawblade can pierce 2 enemies before before being destroyed upon third hit. A single magnet can hold up to 15 saws. With the use of multiple magnets, the lifespan of a sawblade can be extended up to about a minute. Punching the orbiting sawblade will always land a hit, even if the actual sawblade is on the opposite side of a magnet Unlike the Attractor variant, the Overheat variant fires out regular saws with less damage, less durability, and no extra damage on weak husks, but there is no ammo capacity. Each shot builds up heat with 12.5% increments, and as heat accumulates over 50%, the weapon will fire slower with less accuracy. The durability of saws is dependent on heat. At 0 heat, the sawblade can reflect off the surfaces 11 times, at max heat the number is 4. Firing the Attractor variant will also instantly build full heat. There is only one heatsink available compared to the Overheat Nailgun's two heatsinks. At low heat, a single sawblade can pierce through a single enemy before being destroyed upon hitting the second enemy. At 50% or more heat, the sawblade cannot pierce enemies. The alternate fire will launch an overheated saw with more damage and extremely high durability, capable of hitting walls over 80 times while igniting enemies. The more heat accumulates, the more it will multi-hit an enemy upon contact. At near-max heat, it will multi-hit an enemy 3 times. It will also ricochet perpendicular to walls rather than at an angle (for example, hitting a flat floor will bounce it directly upwards). This could be used in closed-in areas to cause constant damage across a straight line or certain point. The amount of wall bounce does not depend on the charge level the overheated Saw was fired at. Without the heat sink, the primary fire's fire rate slows down even more and the weapon remains inaccurate. The primary fire of the Jumpstart variant fires regular saw blades similar to the Overheat variant at a constant rate. Saw blades fired by JumpStart Sawblade Launcher can ricochet off surfaces 4 times and cannot pierce enemies at all. The alternate fire fires a cable identical to the standard JumpStart nailgun. When plugged into an enemy, the fire rate of the JumpStart variant doubles. Hitting the plugged enemy with a sawblade from any variant of the weapon will decrease the amount of time required to "charge" the enemy by 1 second, allowing for sawtraps to instantly trigger the electrical shock. Upon reaching maximum charge (5 seconds if not hit by any sawblades) or killing the enemy, any nails in the enemy will explode, dealing additional damage to the target and any enemies around it as well as granting the [+CONDUCTOR] Style Bonus.). Railcannons: Electric(The Electric Railcannon is a large blue and silver gun that, as its name suggests, resembles a hybrid between a railgun and a cannon. Three yellow-orange wires run from its base to the tip of its barrel, and four horizontal screws run along either side which steadily screw themselves in and spin as the weapon recharges. When fully charged, the light on the top as well as at the base will start to glow, a wheel on the side begins to spin, the barrel crackles with electricity, and the entire weapon will begin vibrating and emitting a powerful electronic thrumming noise. Pressing primary fire will instantly fire a piercing hitscan beam, which can pierce through an infinite amount of enemies and deal 8 damage on each hit. After firing, all Railcannons will go on cooldown, taking 16 seconds for the player to be able to fire any Railcannon again. This is indicated by a lightning bolt meter on the HUD, and the weapon will make a distinct electric noise when it is ready to fire again, even if it is not currently equipped. The Electric Railcannon's beam can ricoshot off of coins, allowing the player to push the weapon beyond its already respectable 8 damage. If ricocheted off of 1 coin, the beam will gain +2 damage for a total of 10 damage. Each subsequent coin after the first will add +1 damage, with two coins dealing 11 damage, three coins dealing 12 damage, and so on. The Electric Railcannon is unable to splitshot in any way. The Railcannon's piercing can also be taken advantage of with careful placement of coins to hit a single enemy multiple times. This technique is informally referred to as "railcoining" and can be very powerful when pulled off correctly. For more information on this technique, see railcoining. Nails inside an enemy can explode for extra damage if the enemy is hit by the Electric Railcannon, lightning from the environment or Ferryman, or Jumpstart Nailgun alt-fire, giving the [+CONDUCTOR] style bonus, dealing 0.0666 damage for each nail, and destroying all nails in the enemy. This aftershock damage can stack to a maximum of 6 damage, which requires 90 nails total. If there are nearby enemies when electrocuted, those enemies will take the aftershock damage (minimum 2 damage). Any shocks on an enemy after the first within one second has a minimum damage of 0.5 instead 2 and cannot trigger aftershocks. Magnets, coins, rockets, and enemies with nails/magnets will trigger another electric explosion when shocked. While in water, the weakened shock's minimum damage is 1 instead of 0.5, enemies take aftershock without nails, and V1 as well as all enemies in the same water source are shocked by the electric explosion from an enemy, regardless of distance. V1 takes 50 damage and 50 hard damage, but can only take electric damage every second. Holding alternate fire will halve the player's FOV, zooming in for more precise shots. Railcannon variants are designed to only have a primary fire, but Hakita did not want people bothering him about the absence of an alternate fire, so the function is made deliberately useless.), Screwdriver(The Screwdriver Railcannon is a large green, silver and light-blue gun that, as its name suggests, resembles a hybrid between a railgun and a cannon. Three yellow-orange wires run from its base to the tip of its barrel, and four horizontal screws run along either side which steadily screw themselves in and spin as the weapon recharges. When fully charged, the light on the top as well as at the base will start to glow, a wheel on the side begins to spin, a green projectile appears within the barrel, and the entire weapon will begin shaking and emitting a noise akin to the whirring of a machine. The drill appears to be a pure black rod. When stuck into an enemy, it will begin vibrating violently and emitting a large red flash from its top. In addition, blood will begin spurting at high velocity from the wound. Pressing primary fire will launch a gravity-affected drill projectile through the air. Once the drill hits an enemy, it deals 3 damage on impact, embedding and drilling itself on the target while dealing 0.0625 damage in 116 ticks, which totals to an additional 7.25 damage over the course of approximately 7.5 seconds. In addition, as long as they are alive, and for one second after if they die with the drill embedded, the enemy will begin releasing large spurts of blood that will heal the player in a wide radius around them. Compared to the Electric Railcannon and the Malicious Railcannon, the Screwdriver Railcannon's damage potential is limited, making its primary utility the healing blood fountain that it produces upon hitting an enemy. If the drill kills an enemy with its 3 impact damage, it will subtract that enemy's remaining health from its impact damage and continue traveling, repeating the process until it reaches an enemy with more health than the drill's remaining impact damage, at which point the drill will attach and begin to tick as normal. However, the drill will not lose impact damage if it kills an enemy with exactly as much health as is remaining on the drill. The drill can theoretically kill an infinite line of healthy Filth or Strays, but if any one of them has taken damage from just one or two nails, then it may fail to kill past the 7th Filth or the 3rd Stray due to the drill's durability desynchronizing from multiples of their maximum health. Holding alternate fire will halve the player's FOV, zooming in for more precise shots. Railcannon variants are designed to only have a primary fire, but Hakita did not want people bothering him about the absence of an alternate fire, so the function is made deliberately useless. If an enemy has a drill in them, then it can be punched using the Feedbacker arm to dislocate the drill, dealing an additional 5 damage + remaining drill damage (which is usually results in 15.25 damage in total) to the punched enemy and sending the drill flying in the direction of the punch with no vertical dropoff. This can be used to move the drill from one enemy to another, which also resets the timer and impact damage on the drill. While most enemy corpses cannot hold the drill, a notable exception are the corpses of Malicious Faces. If the drill is juggled between enough enemies, then the charge on the attack can reset potentially allowing for several drills to be active at once. Note that this usually requires multiple, somewhat tanky enemies, as fodder enemies will typically die before juggling may be done. The drill itself does not need to be punched directly; a Feedbacker hit anywhere on an enemy with an embedded drill will bring the drill to the location of the punch, though the drill must impact a different enemy to embed again (e.g., a drill embedded in the eye of The Corpse of King Minos can be dislodged by punching its hand, but punching the drill from its hand back into its head will cause it to pass through with no additional effects). Though they will not produce a blood fountain, the drill will still embed itself onto sanded and blessed enemies and can still be punched off these enemies into other enemies, allowing them to be used to prolong the drill's lifespan.), Malicious(The Malicious Railcannon is a large orange, silver, and light-blue gun that, as its name suggests, resembles a hybrid between a railgun and a cannon. Three yellow-orange wires run from its base to the tip of its barrel, and four horizontal screws run along either side, steadily screwing themselves in and spinning as the weapon recharges. When fully charged, the light on the top as well as at the base will start to glow, a wheel on the side begins to spin, the barrel hums with an orange glow, and the entire weapon will begin shaking and emitting a muted bass-like humming noise. Pressing primary fire will instantly fire out a hitscan beam, producing a large explosion on impact. This explosion is very useful for wiping out big groups of lesser enemies and damaging stronger bunched-up ones, dealing 8.25 damage on direct impact and 6.25 damage with its explosion. This explosion can also be used to boost the player in the opposite direction, though this does 50 self-damage to the player and as such isn't very practical in most situations. The Malicious Railcannon's beam can be ricocheted off of coins. While the coins' damage multiplier boosts the hitscan damage of the Malicious Railcannon, which is only a measly 2 points of damage, it also boosts the damage from the explosion, adding more damage. Holding alternate fire will halve the player's FOV, zooming in for more precise shots. Railcannon variants are designed to only have a primary fire, but Hakita did not want people bothering him about the absence of an alternate fire, so the function is made deliberately useless. Using the Malicious Railcannon to hit a grenade ejected from the Core Eject Shotgun will create a massive red explosion in mid-air, dealing a minimum of 4.6 damage and dealing a maximum of 13.25 damage at point blank. This explosion can also be used to boost the player across distances previously thought impossible, though this does still deal 35 to 50 damage to the player, making it situational at best. Slam Storage might be preferred for vertical distance.). Rocket Launchers: Freezeframe(The Freezeframe Rocket Launcher appears to be, well, an orange rocket launcher. There are two white stripes below the barrel. The end of the rocket launcher has a hole designed for an arm to be in. A hologram of a timer is shown that ticks down when pressing alt-fire. It ticks back up when pressed again, but slower. The end of the rocket launcher moves back when fired. Pressing primary fire will fire a rocket from the barrel with about a second between each shot. They deal 3.5 damage, have a lifetime of 30 seconds, are attracted to Magnets embedded in enemies, and can also be grappled & ridden. Rocket explosions can also set enemies on fire. If the rocket doesn't hit an enemy directly, it will create a large, non-damaging shockwave that will push enemies away. Directly hitting an enemy will make it create a damaging explosion. If a rocket contacts a Magnet or thrown Coin, it will also create a damaging explosion. If a rocket hits an airborne enemy that normally does not fly, it will trigger a red explosion, dealing double damage with double the radius and ignoring the explosion blocking of Soldiers. This also applies to Mannequins clinging to walls and ceilings. Light enemies that are being Whiplashed count as being airborne. Rockets can be shot mid-air with a hitscan weapon, which increases explosion size, but does not trigger a larger red explosion like shot Cores or rocket airshots. Ricoshots will also target rockets with a priority greater than enemies. Shooting the rocket with the Malicious Railcannon's beam will create a large explosion. Pressing alternate fire will freeze all rockets in place, including any rockets fired afterward, rockets fired by other Rocket Launcher variants, and rockets fired by enemies; it continuously drains its charge at a rate of 1.25 seconds per quarter (5-second max duration); recharging takes 2.5 seconds per quarter (10 seconds for full recharge). Rockets have a 50% larger explosion radius if detonated when frozen. This applies to red explosions as well. The freeze also works on rockets fired by enemies as well. Using the alternate fire to freeze rockets for at least a second (freezing time does not have to be continuous) will empower (freezecharge) it, signified by a blue pulse with the red stripes of the rocket becoming blue. When freezecharged rockets hit any enemy, instead of detonating in the usual yellow explosion, they detonate with the much bigger and more damaging red explosion, as if they had hit an airborne enemy. This buff also stacks with the larger blast radius that frozen rockets intrinsically have, but not with the buff of hitting an airborne enemy. Freezecharged rockets WON'T detonate in the red explosion if shot at with Revolvers, Railcanons, Magnets, or Coins. Freezing a rocket will not affect how long it takes for it to despawn.), S.R.S. Cannon(The primary fire shoots a rocket identical to the Freezeframe, requiring direct hits to inflict damage. Rockets from either variation have no interaction with the Cannonball projectile, simply passing through it. If the Freezeframe's Alternate Fire is activated, rockets fired from the S.R.S. Cannon variant will also be frozen. Pressing alternate fire and releasing will fire a cannonball from the Rocket Launcher, while holding it down increases firing distance in a similar way to Core Eject Shotgun's alt fire. Damage increases with charge, starting from 2 damage at minimum charge to 5 damage at 25% charge or higher. The cannonball will give the [+CANNONBALLED] style bonus and bounce upward upon hitting an enemy. When it hits the ground, the cannonball will create a shockwave, launching nearby enemies into the air. The cannonball can also be punched with the Feedbacker after rebounding or immediately after firing similarly to projectile boosting, turning it into a high-speed piercing projectile that is unaffected by gravity, albeit with a pierce cap if it was not bounced off an enemy first. This will also increase it to max damage if it had been fired at minimum charge. Killing an enemy with this technique gives [+CANNONBOOST] style bonus. Punching the cannonball after it bounces off of an enemy makes it deal 7 damage instead of 5 and killing an enemy with that method gives [+DUNKED] style bonus. Hitting the cannonball with a hitscan weapon will create a big explosion, though unlike with ejected cores, explosive hitscans such as from the Malicious Railcannon will not change the cannonball explosion's properties. The two resultant explosion hitboxes, however, will overlap for additional damage, similar to the inner radius of a Core Nuke explosion. The cannonball takes 8 seconds to recharge, regardless of charge level. Cannonballs are capable of knocking over the Sisyphean Insurrectionists, which interrupts any attacks they are performing and stuns them for several seconds while they get back up. Cannonballs do not need to be fully charged to do this. Insurrectionists only get knocked over if they are on the ground, meaning it is not possible to interrupt their air attacks. Additionally, cannonballs can be pulled by the Whiplash, which can subsequently be punched. If the cannonball is close to the enemy, it can immediately collide, which deals the same damage as it had been punched. The cannonball can hit enemies from the back while it is being reeled in by the Whiplash.), Firestarter(The Firestarter Rocket Launcher appears identical to the other two Rocket Launchers, only difference being that it has a red holographic gauge that keeps track of its oil reserve. When not firing, the gauge turns gray upon going under 25% of its fuel capacity. Pressing primary fire will fire a rocket from the barrel with about a second between each shot. They deal 3.5 damage, have a lifetime of 30 seconds, are attracted to Magnets embedded in enemies, and can also be grappled & ridden. If the rocket doesn't hit an enemy directly, it will create a large, non-damaging shockwave that will push enemies away. Directly hitting an enemy will make it create a damaging explosion. If a rocket contacts a Magnet or a thrown Coin, it will also create a damaging explosion. If a rocket hits an airborne enemy that normally does not fly, it will trigger a red explosion, dealing double damage with double the radius and ignoring the explosion blocking of Soldiers. This also applies to Mannequins clinging to walls and ceilings. Rockets can be shot mid-air with a hitscan weapon, which increases explosion size, but does not trigger a larger red explosion like shot Cores or rocket airshots. Ricoshots will also target rockets with a priority greater than enemies. Shooting the rocket with the Malicious Railcannon's beam will create a large explosion. Holding alternate fire will create a stream of oil which will slowly coat enemies in a dark, sleek sheen, resembling Radiance. Oil can coat walls and make puddles on the ground. When ignited the oil will deal 1 damage every tick to coated enemies or anything that walks through the puddles, including V1. While burning, husk enemies take 50% more damage from all sources except the fire tick damage itself. Larger enemies will take more oil to fully cover but will burn for the same duration. When the enemies stop taking damage from fire, there is a grace period when they can be re-ignited by just spraying more gasoline on them. When covered with gasoline, Malicious Faces will not deflect the explosives sent at them. Soldiers covered with gasoline also lose their explosion resistance/immunity. V1 can skid across puddles of oil without losing momentum like walking on ice. Sliding on oil makes you move slightly faster. Holding alt fire for 1.5 seconds depletes the oil reserve. Once depleted V1 must wait for it to reach 25% before being able to spray again. Gasoline puddles sprayed under water will explode upon contact with another explosion.). Arms: Feedbacker(The Feedbacker is literally just V1's arm. It sports a blue and gunmetal gray color scheme, with protrusions at the bases of its fingers simulating knuckles. It also features a red wire near the shoulder of the arm. Upon punching, it makes a crisp "whiffing" sound. When parrying, it produces a satisfying, metallic "clinking" sound. Pressing the melee key (F by default) while this arm is equipped will punch. Continuously punching will increase the cooldown it takes to punch again, preventing spamming punches. While the damage done to enemies by punching them is the same regardless of the location hit, punching the enemy's torso will heal 10 hitpoints, punching enemy's limb heals 20 hitpoints and punching the enemy's head or an enemy without a weak point heals 30. Killing the enemy by punching its limb or a head also grant +CRITICAL PUNCH style bonus. The key feature of the Feedbacker is its ability to parry. With precise timing, punching almost any projectile in the game will add +4 damage to the projectile, boost its speed, and send it flying in the direction of the player's crosshair. It will also cause the projectile to explode in a moderately large area. In addition, physically punching an enemy during their parry window will cause a parry punch, punching them for 5 damage and (usually) canceling their attack. Enemy projectiles have three mercy frames between hitting the player and the damage being applied, to make projectile parrying slightly more lenient. Up to two projectiles can be parried by a single punch, one that's inside the player (i.e., during the projectile's mercy frames) and one that's in front. A few player's projectiles can also interact with a Feedbacker. Punching a shotgun pellet turns one of the projectiles faster and more explosive. Punching a saw blade or a detached chainsaw will redirect it, and punching a cannonball will make it fly fast with straight trajectory. Finally, punching a coin will send it to the nearest enemy.), Knuckleblaster(The Knuckleblaster is a robotic arm generously donated by V2. It sports a red and gray color scheme, with three clawed fingers, two exhaust pipes hanging off the side, and a slot on the top of the forearm that exposes the mechanical insides. There are two "knuckles" from which shotgun shells explode and eject, with two additional screws adjacent to them. When reloading, the vertical slot on the forearm pulls back, likely indicating some sort of mechanism that replaces the shells. Pressing the melee key (F by default) while this arm is equipped will punch with a slower rate of fire than the Feedbacker. Holding down the melee key will make the Knuckleblaster create a shockwave that pushes back enemies and deflects projectiles, albeit with less accuracy compared to the Feedbacker. The shockwave deals 1 point of damage to enemies. Directly punching enemies will deal 2.5 damage. Some enemies will explode upon dealing a killing blow with a direct Knuckleblaster punch, giving the player over 100 health.), Whiplash(The Whiplash appears to be a yellowish-green robotic arm with a spearhead attached to it by a cable. It is capable of throwing out and extending this makeshift grapple, pulling it back via an unseen winch within. The arm itself has a somewhat worn down appearance, with various scratches along its paintjob. Unlike the Feedbacker or Knuckleblaster, it is not possible to switch the Whiplash; instead, it is automatically used by pressing its dedicated hotkey (R by default), which will pull V1 to big enemies and Hookpoints, or bring lightweight enemies towards V1. It is also possible to dash and slam while in the process of pulling or being pulled by an object. On difficulties Standard and up, the Whiplash will add up to 50 Hard Damage to V1 when used on an enemy target, unless the player is submerged underwater. This hard damage cannot reduce current health, and generation ends once the Whiplash is not in use. If stylish enough, hard damage generation will not occur. Grappling to a Malicious Face's corpse will not generate hard damage, as the Malicious Face has ceased being a live enemy. Likewise, grappling Hookpoints and unheld objects is also safe. Holding the Whiplash key will fire it for a longer distance, and stick into an enemy without immediately pulling them to V1 (or vice versa). If line of sight is broken with an enemy attached, the hook will detach from them. Using another arm while using the Whiplash will cancel the Whiplash and vice versa. The Whiplash can grab and place items from extreme distances and through small gaps. Note that it only applies to physical items like Skulls and not pickups like Soul Orbs. Additionally, items attached to Whiplash's hook retain their properties. Torches and Skulls will still emit light and burn enemies and Soap will still deal full damage with the added benefit of not dropping the soap. Outside of its movement, the Whiplash has interactions with certain weapons or objects. It is capable of pulling dying Virtues and Drones, as well as up to 5 cannonballs or rockets. It can also juggle Coins, which resets its coin split timing. V1 can jump while being pulled to cancel and gain a small jump in mid-air at the cost of some momentum. The Whiplash can be cancelled mid-pull by using the Whiplash key again, or by using another arm. The momentum of the pull is preserved when detached, either for V1 or the enemy pulled; this allows the player to keep their speed in the air, or to fling lightweight enemies behind them. The player can also cancel a pull by jumping, although not as much momentum will be stored. When airborne, V1's vertical momentum stops when starting to reel a small enemy. This causes V1 to make a tiny vertical boost as well. The same small vertical hop happens once V1's whiplash has completed reeling a small enemy or has reached a large enemy or a green Hookpoint. Mid-air momentum changes do not happen when grabbing items. The Whiplash has slight in-built auto-aim, meaning that V1 can still aim very slightly off the target to initiate a successful grapple.))(Note it uses the S.A.M Text-to-speech thing to talk also it is cold and calculating and focuses on keeping itself powered so it kills literally everything in it's path also there were no humans left alive last time it checked and well it's just been just acting on it's programming and not orders)