This time, Space Tech went to basics and reinvented a wheel. Orochi is not just a walking robot. Once you press the ability button, it transforms into a rolling speeder, chased down enemy mid-rangeers or get away from their rollers. When it's about speed, you will have a clear edge. Orochi is a sub-troner robot, which means it is good for capturing beacons and hidden run tactics. To help you do that, Orochi also gains stealth for the duration of its ability. You will still be visible to the eye, of course, but not to the enemy weapons. They just won't slog on you. On top of that, Space Tech gave Orochi a multi-purpose corrosive cannon. As long as your ability is active, the cannon will automatically snipe enemies within its range. The corrosive nanorollots will keep eating through their hulls, even after you switch the target. Your prey might not notice them at first, but if they forget about you, they will definitely feel it later. Orochi thrives on hidden run tactics. Here, for example, it outflanks enemy rollers to attack Hog, which just got vulnerable after landing. As the rollers decide to cover their ally, Orochi rushes through. Once the job is done, it uses the ability again to escape. Oh, and look how Orochi's cannon fends against those pursuers. Lessen taken. Perseuring Orochi is rarely a good idea, even if it's in your name. There are quite a few things on the market that Orochi fears. If the enemy, for example, sees through your stealth, then you'd better find physical cover. And remember that splash damage is a threat, even if the enemy can't block on you. Orochi's perfect for those who prefer cunning maneuvers to frontal assaults. Run for the vegans or try to count down enemy VIPs. Orochi hasn't escaped plan in any case. Let's roll! Hit counting commanders! Thanks for watching!