Kolossos

Personality In his source material, Kolossos lacks an outwardly-described personality. From what can be inferred, he's a sadistic entity who enjoys inflicting pain on others for the sake of it. Kolossos has attempted to wipe all life off Mobius, doing so with intense brutality while exhibiting no remorse. He treats others with zero compassion, only wishing to cause chaos and destruction, likely finding selfish satisfaction from doing so.

Despite being described as a brute, Kolossos doesn't act inherently dumb, just cold and hedonistic. He shows little physical emotion outside of his intimidating, gaping grin. Kolossos verbally communicates through laughs and occasional growls or grunts, all performed in a patently demonic manner. He only makes these noises while attacking innocent creatures and tends to remain silent otherwise, emphasizing his enjoyment of such savage behavior.

In Outcome Memories, his personality largely remains the same in current depictions, the only difference being his more dynamic body language. Even with this extra avenue of expression, Kolossos remains a simple figure, usually hulking around with an aggressive, fierce demeanor, almost like an animal in search of prey.

Gameplay Kolossos is a heavy brute Executioner that excels in splitting teams apart and bullying isolated Survivors. His movement encourage a Rushdown playstyle similar to 2011X, albeit more focused on approaching Survivors through brute force rather than using stealth to ambush targets.

Kolossos will likely rely on his abilities to pursue vulnerable targets and seclude them from their friends, taking advantage of the uneven odds between Executioner and Survivor to make kills swift. His battlefield presence will certainly be limited by his speed, and due to his lack of direct benefits upon being stunned, such as 2011X and his Rage Meter, Kolossos may prove to be a difficult character to master. However, if piloted with keen eyes, using your Block to punish heedless stuns and expose vulnerabilities in the Survivors that surround you, Kolossos' kit will be more than enough to collect consistent victories and amass mountains of departed souls.

Abilities Hulk Power If Kolossos inputs jump upon touching vertical surface, he will materialize red truss that he can climb in order to reach spots he wouldn't be able to access otherwise. While using a red truss ladder, Kolossos can climb upwards, downwards, or hang in place.

Charge Upon activation, Kolossos will take an aggressive stance for 1 second before breaking into a savage charge towards the direction he is facing, able to turn to a reduced degree. If Kolossos makes contact with any Survivors, he will impale them using his right arm, carrying them onwards through his path of destruction and rendering them inactionable. The initial impale deals 25 damage. Kolossos is immune to stuns during Charge, but remains vulnerable to counters from Knuckles or Eggman.

If Kolossos crashes into a wall with at least one impaled Survivor, they will take an additional 15 damage and be sent into the ragdoll state for ~1.5 seconds. Upon crashing into a wall, Charge will end prematurely and Kolossos will be unable to use his M1 Attack or Grab for a short duration. If Kolossos runs into a wall without impaled Survivors, he will suffer from endlag, slightly slowing his movement and preventing him from attacking or using abilities for a short period of time.

Damage received upon initial impalement or wall crash cannot outright kill Survivors. Instead, if a Survivor with less then 25 HP is impaled by Charge, they will be healed back up to the aforementioned value, and their health cannot drop below 5 HP upon a wall crash. If Kolossos uses his M1 Attack on a Survivor he impaled shortly after a successful Charge concludes, it will only deal 15 damage.

Grab Kolossos lunges a moderate distance and plunges his grotesque right arm forwards, attempting to grab a single Survivor in close proximity. If a Survivor is grabbed by Kolossos, he will impale the victim, picking them up and rendering them inactionable. During a hold, Kolossos is unable run or use other abilities, but can walk and jump. The total duration of the hold itself is 10 seconds. If Kolossos fails to grab a Survivor, he will suffer from endlag akin to Charge.

While holding a victim, Kolossos can repeatedly bash them by imputing the M1/F Attack, each bash dealing 12 damage. Kolossos can only bash his victim three (or four?) times before automatically dropping them, regaining access to the rest of his kit in the process. Dropped Survivors will enter the ragdoll state for ~1.5 seconds. If a Survivor reaches ~10 HP(?) or lower after being bashed during a Grab, Kolossos will automatically down/kill them. Grab cannot be blocked by Knuckles or Eggman, but the following punches can be blocked, resulting in Kolossos being stunned and freeing the survivor beng grabbed.

If Kolossos is stunned by another Survivor while holding a victim, the ability will be cancelled and the victim will be freed from Kolossos' grasp.

It Can See (Indicator) Kolossos' vision goes red before being given a live reveal of every active Survivor's location for 6 seconds, losing access to Charge and Grab in the process. Indicator reveals Survivors no matter how far away they are from Kolossos, making it effectively unavoidable.

During LMS, Kolossos is no longer locked out of Charge or Grab while It Can See is active. Additionally, the ability's cooldown is reduced to 6 seconds.

Block Kolossos enters a defensive stance, gaining immunity to all stuns at the cost of being slowed to a snail's pace, losing access to his M1 Attack and abilities in the process. Block lasts for 3.5 seconds, and if Kolossos is hit by an attack during this period, he will react in two separate ways depending on the the range in which the stun was thrown.

If Kolossos is hit by a short-ranged stun, he will block it and retaliate with a riposte-esque attack, ramming forwards and sending any Survivors hit by the attack into the ragdoll state. If Kolossos is hit by a long-ranged stun, he will block it and retaliate by throwing a ginormous boulder towards the offending Survivor. If Kolossos blocks the laser cannon ability, he will still be stunned due to the laser stun being constantly active until the laser is cancelled or if it stuns a EXE. The ability will deal 35 damage only if the survivor hit with it is not in an invincible state during that time(For example, if Sonic lands Dropdash while "Block" is active, it will simply ragdoll Sonic without dealing the 35 damage). Kolossos' M1 Attack deals full damage on Survivors ragdolled by Block.

Strategy Kolossos is a Rushdown Brute, who is capable of charging through a group of Survivors and easily killing one of them. He has very high damage and once he charges, becomes an unstoppable force.

Similarly to 2011X, Kolossos specializes in one-on-one scenarios, where instead of applying pressure and continously chasing, Kolossos instead finds his target and takes them out in just a few hits. Thanks to his high damage from his M1s, he is capable of two-shotting most survivors, and his abilities allow him to deal with those who get too aggressive.

Kolossos punishes aggressive gameplay. Because he gets a small speed boost whenever he recovers from a stun, Kolossos can quickly chase down a survivor after recovering from a short stun, and punish them for their aggression. He can also block telegraphed stuns and follow-up with a punish, being able to effectively kill anyone who tries to be overly aggressive.

Kolossos' ability, Charge is best used for closing distance and dealing with a clump of survivors as you can impale multiple survivors with one charge. Impaling and charging into a wall is enough to already deal at least 50 damage. Charging also makes him immune to any stun, meaning Amy's Hammer stance is useless against it. He is capable of turning freely during this move, making him a dangerously agile executioner while in this state. He may also opt to use it to ambush unsuspecting survivors, where thanks to its high speed and a single second windup, he can jump survivors and catch them off guard with this ability.

Charge is also capable of chasing down speedy survivors, capable of matching speeds from Eggman's Jetpack Charge, or Sonic's Super Peelout. Though he may not catch them with the charge, he is capable of staying right behind them with this ability.

Kolossos' ability, Grab, gives him distance to a survivor in front of him, and if he manages to grab him, he bashes them at least 3-4 times, dealing good damage. This ability is great for locking down a survivor trying to escape, charge up or stop a revival.

In case he struggles to find a survivor, Kolossos can simply use his Indicator ability to find survivors and chase them. Though it renders his abilities unusable, it still gives him a huge advantage, being able to find every survivor wherever they are.

Block is Kolossos' best way of defending against stuns, but is also high risk. Timing and reading is the key to using this ability, as if you fail to land your block, you will be stuck in the stance and will be unable to attack or run until the duration of block is used, which also tends to leave Kolossos vulnerable to survivor stuns afterwards.

Block is best used against Metal Sonic's Destructive Charge ability as it has a very obvious windup and will also cancel out the ability. The same can be said for Sonic's Drop dash ability, as it will also cancel and ragdoll him out of the ability, allowing you to punish him.

Outcome Memories Exclusive Somewhere in an alternate timeline during the events of Sonic.EXE: The Disaster, Kolossos attempts to intercept a Survivor (who remains to be unspecified) while they are entering the escape ring. Right as the Survivor is transported to safety, Kolossos makes contact with their teleporting body, which results in a multi-dimensional clash that sends Kolossos and the escaping Survivor into an anomalous, shattered reality.

Upon entering the shattered reality, Kolossos and the Survivor break free from the limitations of TD, with the Survivor morphing into their traditional appearance while Kolossos morphs into the appearance we see in Outcome Memories. Taking advantage of the confusing situation, the Survivor frees themselves from the brute's grasp, pushing and kicking Kolossos away before launching themselves into a nearby portal. Consumed by bloodlust, Kolossos swims through the void in pursuit of the Survivor, quickly entering the same portal as they did without second thought.

After being transported through the mysterious portal and escaping the sect of shattered reality, Kolossos finds himself in the world of Outcome Memories, where he continues his sadistic rampage previously cut short by the anomalous event, bent on finding the Survivor that escaped his wrath. Originally, he was caught off guard by the Survivors of Outcome Memories, but slowly adapted to be a major threat to them.

Trivia Kolossos is the only executioner to have his identity changed once before being given his fleshy spike on his arm. The name of Kolossos' chase theme, Gigantomachia, is a direct reference to ancient Greek mythology. It is the name used for the battle fought between two races, the Giants and the Olympic Gods, a clear allusion to the premise of Outcome Memories. Kolossos and ALLFATHER are the only Executioners that originate from other ROBLOX games, those being Sonic.EXE: the Disaster and SonicSavesRobloxia respectively. Similar to his origin game, Kolossos was at one point going to have Minions, but that passive was scrapped. This was done to bring originality to all killer movesets, avoid conflicting ideas and to simply make EXEs more reliable on their own without external help. Kolossos was also deemed to be strong enough on his own and does not need any aid, as well as MY5TCrimson X already having minions. Kolossos and Tripwire were added to v0.2 in honor of Sonic.EXE: The Disaster following its takedown, as Kolossos and Tails Doll were playable .EXEs in that game. Silver and Blaze were also playable Survivors in TD, and on top of that, were both added into TD in the same patch Kolossos was added, much like how Silver and Blaze were added in Outcome Memories v0.2 alongside Kolossos. The only characters present in TD that weren't added in the V0.2 update are Rouge, Sally, and Shadow. It is currently unknown when Rouge and Sally will be added into OM, but it has been confirmed that Shadow is planned for V0.3. Kolossos' design is based on a scrapped model for a dev-exclusive variant of Sonic.EXE from another game by OutLaik. Kolossos' laugh originates from a stock sound effect. The sound effect was also known for its use as one of Exeller's numerous laughs in Sonic.EXE: Spirits of Hell, which pre-dates Sonic.EXE: The Disaster. The sound's inclusion into TD may be more than a coincidence, as according to the Disasterpedia, TD drew creative inspiration from Spirits of Hell. Exeller, the antagonist of Spirits of Hell, also happens to be a scrapped Executioner originally planned for Outcome Memories in 2024. Kolossos is one of the only Executioners to remain explicitly within the modern style of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, the other being 2017X. This is the case due to Sonic.EXE: The Disaster taking place in the modern era. The red ladders present in Kolossos' Hulk Power passive references a TD passive of the same name, specifically being a climbable Roblox part called Truss. These ladders would be setup in specific locations on every map, intended to help EXEs navigate up high points of elevation without being forced to travel the same, generally longer path as Survivors. The original appearance of Kolossos in Sonic.EXE: The Disaster V0.18 (1.2 Prototype) was similar to Sonic.EXE, however was much bloodier, and had a noticeable size difference compared to the other characters.

Appearance: Biographical information Alias(es):X, Big EXE, The Brute, Modern EXE, Threat, & Sonic.EXE_2 Gender:Male Species:Hedgehog (mutated), & Demon

Appearance Kolossos appears as a large, deformed version of Modern Sonic. He has blood leaking from his eyes and bloodstains on his forehead and chest, some of it likely to be from his victims. His glowing eyes are colored red and shaped in a realistically-narrow fashion with small black pupils. These eyes appear to float in his sunken black eyesockets. His mouth lacks any teeth, appearing as a wide, empty smile. Kolossos' most notable feature is his right arm, which has transformed & mutated into a large, fleshy tentacle with sharp bones protruding from it. These same sharp bones also protrude from his head, neck, shoulders, arms, and back. For attire, he wears a white glove on his left hand and dark red sneakers on both feet. His shoes are wrapped by white straps with gold buckles. White socks poke out the top of Kolossos' shoes, covering his ankles. The color of Kolossos' skin, fur, and attire are darker and less saturated when compared to the vessel's appearance before his death, Sonic.