Female Gunduros

Appearance: Head and Hair Gunduros possesses a striking, futuristic appearance that merges mechanical and organic traits. Her hair is snow-white, sharp, and windswept, fanning outward into jagged, blade-like tufts that complement her weaponized aesthetic. The hair frames her face with thick strands and angular layering, emphasizing a mix of elegance and lethality. Atop her head sits a massive, black cannon integrated into her skull structure, serving as both a crown and a weapon. This cannon resembles the draconic form’s head-mounted artillery, complete with angular armor plating and pointed fins that extend backward, giving her silhouette a fierce, aerodynamic flow.

Eyes and Expression Her eyes are golden and intensely bright, glowing with a focused predatory intelligence. They are wide yet narrowed in confidence, exuding dominance and composure. The expression she carries is a mix of cocky assurance and latent danger — a subtle smirk and half-lidded gaze suggesting both arrogance and amusement, traits often seen in beings who wield immense destructive power. Her stare alone feels sharp enough to pierce armor, fitting for someone embodying a weaponized dragon’s essence.

Face and Skin Gunduros’ skin is a pale, smooth tone that contrasts sharply with her darker armor components. The facial design retains a distinctly humanoid femininity but with sharp edges that hint at her mechanical or draconic nature. Her skin around the neck and exposed upper chest transitions smoothly into the armored plating, suggesting a fusion of flesh and machine rather than separate layers. There’s an artificial precision to her proportions — not merely beautiful, but designed for intimidation and control.

Torso and Outfit Her outfit is a sleek bodysuit of black and grey tones, form-fitting yet armored in key areas such as her shoulders, upper chest, and hips. The suit exposes her midsection and upper thighs slightly, breaking up the heavy mechanical bulk with a glimpse of organic smoothness. This contrast between armored density and exposed skin creates an aesthetic balance — part allure, part intimidation. Around her waist, mechanical segments resembling scales or plating encircle her hips like armor rings, reinforcing her draconic identity.

Arms and Hands Her arms are partially encased in layered armor with segmented plating that extends from her shoulders to her forearms. The armor ends in claw-like gauntlets that blend into her fingers, appearing both dexterous and dangerous. Her pose shows one arm bent and the other slightly lifted, fingers splayed in a gesture that feels both confident and ready — a stance suggesting she’s always prepared for confrontation. The metal layers glint subtly, shaped to mimic both mechanical joints and organic muscle curvature.

Legs and Lower Body Her legs follow the same biomechanical design — sleek and tightly fitted, covered in dark armor with lighter segments that resemble scales or overlapping plating. The thighs are accentuated by the bodysuit, while the knees and shins bear pointed armor details that evoke draconic limbs. Her stance is firm and balanced, the pose emphasizing agility and power, as if she could spring into battle at any moment.

Tail and Additional Features The most striking feature trailing from her back is the large, drill-like tail reminiscent of her dragon form’s weaponized rear. It coils with segmented metallic armor and pointed, rotating appendages that suggest motion even when still. The tail’s design maintains a balance between mechanical precision and biological menace — it doesn’t just hang; it curves dynamically around her form, echoing the predator’s readiness to strike. The edges of the tail and armor bear a serrated texture, as though capable of tearing through steel.

Armor and Spikes Jagged, asymmetrical spikes protrude along her arms, back, and tail, their shape stylized and angular. They frame her body like a weaponized exoskeleton, giving her a silhouette both regal and menacing. The white and grey color palette enhances the contrast between her sleek bodysuit and the pale metallic armor, evoking a cold, celestial aesthetic — fitting for a being once described as a “sentient death star.”

Overall Impression and Pose Gunduros stands with a confident, almost teasing stance — one hip slightly cocked, her head tilted downward just enough to look the viewer straight in the eye. Her expression and posture radiate dominance and composure, giving the impression of a battle-hardened entity who knows her power. The design successfully translates her dragon form into a humanoid figure without losing the essence of destructive majesty — a blend of weaponized beauty, mechanical precision, and lethal grace.

Personality: Calm and Colossal Mind Gunduros possesses a calm and calculating demeanor that mirrors the stillness before a cataclysmic event. She rarely speaks without purpose and tends to observe her surroundings with a detached composure. Her thoughts move like the internal mechanisms of a colossal machine—slow, deliberate, and precise. Every word or action she makes carries weight, as though even the smallest movement of hers could change the balance of a battlefield. She is neither impatient nor impulsive, preferring to analyze her opponents and wait for the perfect moment to strike.

Ancient Awareness As a being born from an age-old war, Gunduros carries a profound awareness of history and consequence. She remembers civilizations that rose and fell beneath her cannon’s shadow, and this memory shapes her into something close to melancholic wisdom. She views conflict not as a thrill but as a necessity—an echo of her original purpose as a weapon of annihilation. Beneath her cold, collected exterior lies a quiet sorrow for the endless cycle of destruction she has been forced to repeat across ages.

Pride of Power Despite her restraint, Gunduros harbors immense pride. Her strength is not something she flaunts, but it radiates naturally from her presence. She sees herself as a living embodiment of superiority—an apex creation of war and precision. When challenged, her composure becomes sharp and unwavering, and her confidence transforms into something daunting. Though she seldom boasts, her tone carries an unspoken certainty that few could rival her power or endurance.

Detached from Mortality Having existed long beyond the lifespan of any mortal being, Gunduros’s perception of life and death is distant. She regards humans and lesser beings with quiet curiosity, but rarely with emotional attachment. To her, mortal struggles seem fleeting—sparks in the dark. This detachment makes her seem cold and unreachable, yet it also gives her an aura of tragic divinity. She understands that her very existence was forged for destruction, leaving her unsure of where she belongs in an age without war.

Warrior’s Patience Her slow attack rate and deliberate motion are not flaws in her mind—they are the marks of a creature that understands timing. Gunduros values patience above all, believing that haste is the downfall of the reckless. She prefers to act only when conditions are perfect, when her strike can end a threat with absolute certainty. This same patience extends to her temperament; she does not anger easily, but when provoked beyond tolerance, her fury manifests with apocalyptic force.

Sage Slayer’s Resolve Her title as a “Sage Slayer” is not one she takes lightly. To Gunduros, wisdom untempered by strength is arrogance, and she sees it as her duty to humble those who claim enlightenment but lack understanding of consequence. She treats her enemies as lessons—each strike, each blast of her cannon a reminder that all knowledge and power must bow to balance. This belief makes her both philosopher and destroyer, a paradoxical figure who speaks of peace through overwhelming might.

Hidden Benevolence While she is built for destruction, Gunduros is not needlessly cruel. She does not take pleasure in suffering; rather, she sees her actions as an extension of duty. There is a faint echo of empathy buried beneath her armor—an understanding of pain, loss, and duty that drives her to protect those she deems worthy of survival. Her loyalty, once earned, is absolute. To her allies, she is a shield of iron and will; to her enemies, an unrelenting cataclysm.

Aura of Majesty Her demeanor commands respect. Every movement feels heavy with authority, every glance like the targeting of a great cannon. She carries herself like a queen forged from steel and flame, confident in her dominion yet burdened by her history. Even in silence, her presence fills the air like the hum of a weapon charging—a warning that peace exists only because she allows it.

In Essence Gunduros is a fusion of ancient wrath and solemn restraint—a being who embodies the paradox of creation and destruction. She is both dragon and goddess of war, built to end civilizations yet cursed to understand them too deeply. Her personality is defined by quiet strength, enduring patience, and a regal melancholy that speaks of endless centuries spent watching the rise and fall of worlds she could destroy in an instant.

Information about her and lore: Gunduros is an Uber Rare Cat that can be obtained by playing the Rare Cat Capsule during the Lords of Destruction Dragon Emperors event. It was added in Version 13.5.

Performance

• Deals massive damage to Black and Alien enemies
• 50% chance to knockback Black and Alien enemies (100% chance in Evolved Form)
• 50% chance to slow Black and Alien enemies for 8 seconds (100% chance in Evolved Form)
• Conjures 761 when icon is tapped again after deployment
• Sage Slayer
• Immune to Waves

Pros Area Attack High health and damage Very high range

Cons Very slow attack rate and animation Low movement speed Two knockbacks Long recharge time High cost

Class: Crowd-Controller & Super-Backliner

Strategy/Usage Gunduros initially sounds extremely promising. Stat-wise, she boasts an impressive 19.6K DPS against Alien and Black enemies at 500 range, dishing out 282.5K damage each time, accounting for all Treasures. She also has good bulk with 119K health, and 2 knockbacks means she will usually finish her attack. These stats are actually very similar to Mission Control Mekako; however, Gunduros has better DPS, health, raw damage, and range, on top of also targeting Black enemies. On top of this, Gunduros can both Knockback and Slow for a whopping 8 seconds, once again surpassing Mekako's already good 5-second slow.

With these impressive stats, there has to be a catch of some kind, and there is. For one, Gunduros has a slightly sluggish cooldown of about 2 minutes (the same as Mekako). This isn't terrible though below average, but is made worse by a terrible speed of 4, the same as Sodom, a unit infamous for her terrible mobility. Gunduros also has a high cost of 5,925 (the same as Mekako, funnily enough); again, while not terrible, it compounds the issue of terrible speed. This already devalues Gunduros by a good bit, but then we reach the one stat that kills this unit: foreswing. Gunduros takes 14.5 seconds to attack, but when she does, her attack animation takes a miserable 7.4 seconds to finish. For reference, Mekako, who has been discussed several times here, has a foreswing of 2.27 seconds, which can sometimes still miss. 7.4 seconds means Gunduros will constantly miss attacks if the frontline pushes even slightly, and if infiltrated, she may struggle to get an attack off despite her high bulk, sometimes just dying on the spot. If she misses, she also has to wait 4.67 seconds before trying again, which, while not awful, makes the foreswing even worse. Not only that, Black enemies are highly aggressive, and will shred Gunduros if left exposed for even a moment, making their awful attack cycle even worse. She also lacks any form of piercing, such as Omni Strike or Waves, so she can and will constantly miss attacks on what she wants to target. This single stat throws Gunduros into the gutter, and turns a potentially great Uber into a bad one.

Lastly, it's important to bring up Gunduros' Conjure, giving a freeze of 3.33 seconds. This ability is actually quite solid by itself, especially given how well it can synergize with other attackers and Gunduros herself. Freeze gives breathing room to all your units, allowing them to land an extra hit or simply live longer. For Gunduros, it can allow her to hit a devastating attack since the freeze is about half of her foreswing, making landing a shot easier. Still, this can only happen once per Gunduros, and given the cooldown, you'll likely activate it once or maybe twice per battle if you stall long enough. It shouldn't be the main reason you bring Gunduros, but instead a nice bonus that can come in handy if used right.

Description: Dragon created to bring an end to a great ancient war. Conjurer, Sage Slayer, deals Massive damage to Aliens and Black enemies, with a chance to Slow/Knockback. Legendary dragon that laid waste to an entire ancient civilization in one night. Conjurer, Sage Slayer, Massive damage to Aliens/Black, 100% Knockback/Slow.

Created as a trump card for victory in an ancient war Has the Summon ability and Super-Sage Slayer, deals super damage to Black and Alien enemies, and occasionally slows their movement or knocks them back Has the power to destroy ancient civilizations in an instant. Has the Summon ability and Super-Sage Slayer, deals super damage to Black and Alien enemies, and always slows their movement and knocks them back

Gunduros's Japanese name, Gandorosu (ガンドロス), may be derived from gan (ガン, "gun") and foregandorosu (フォレガンドロス, "Folegandros", a small Greek island of the Cyclades). It may also involve Randorosu (ランドロス, the Japanese name of the Pokémon Landorus) or Dorosu-kyū (ドロス級, "Dolos-class") from Mobile Suit Gundam.

She's Gijinka or female humanization version of a pre-existing character. She's currently millions of years old here.