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Stealth & Radar

Please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible!

Radar signature and Radar Range are stats that when combined, determine the distance that allows your aiming system to lock-on to a target. Even if a player is not able to lock onto an enemy, his/her Titan is still rendered and visible.

## The Basics

The formula for calculating the distance Player A needs to be in order to lock-on to Player B is:

```
B(Radar Signature) * A(Radar Range) = Lock-on distance

```

For instance, if a Light Titan (500m RR) with no Radar upgrades were to spot another Light Titan (80% RS), it would need to be within 400m (500 \* 0.80) to lock-on to the target.

As soon as Player B gets spotted, its location becomes compromised and everyone on Player A's team will be able to see Player B and potentially assault by firing homing missiles.

Once a missile is fired at Player B, they will keep following the target even if it becomes unspotted by Player A. The only way to counter this is to head to cover or out of the weapon's range.

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Beacon

**Beacon** is the second Light Backpack in the game. It calls in an airstrike from the user's dropship and does damage to the enemies within sight.

## Strategy

The **Beacons** can only be equipped on Light Titans. The damage from **Beacon** is very minimal. If all the rockets hit, which is highly unlikely, it will only do 2500 (25x100). It is better used against enemies who are standing still or very close to each other. You must have a direct line of sight on the enemy robot for the **Beacon** to be effectively deployed. If you don't have a line of sight on the enemy and you fire, the airstrike will be called in your Titan's location, wasting the airstrike.

Note: a meta build for this would be all magazine upgrades, a t2 with 3 t1 magazine upgrades can do 3000 damage on average to a tirpitz.

## Possible Loadouts

* Little Shon + **Beacon**
* Bully + **Beacon**
* Mite + **Beacon**

Note: It is highly un-recommended to equip the **Beacon** on bipedal Light Titans due to the fact that this backpack requires a constant and direct line-of-sight to be effective.
M.A.O.

* Default
* Cyclops

For the IAP skin "Cyclops", go here.

The **M. A. O. (M**echanized **A**ssault **O**rganism) is the third Medium Titan in Battle of Titans. It is very similar to the Ravager but boasts 3 Heavy Weapons along with a Medium Backpack.

The M.A.O. is slower and more durable than the Ravager. It also takes 25% less damage from weapons classified as HE (High-Explosive) which includes the Sarisa, Sting, Vulcan, Beacon and the Javelin.

M.A.O. has the Sprint ability which grants extra speed to the Titan for up to 10 seconds, with a 10-second cooldown.

## Strategy

When fully equipped with Hammers, the M.A.O. is best used as a support fighter on the battlefield. Although it isn't as durable as the Tirpitz, the M.A.O. can reliably deal high damage from mid-range. Players should not stray far from cover in case they face an opponent with higher attack range such as a Tirpitz or Sarisa-equipped Titan. Paying attention to the nearby surroundings is crucial for survival, as the M.A.O. is often targeted by Light Titans.

When fully equipped with Sarisas, the M.A.O. has a massive DPS potential at the cost of projectile speed. Sarisa rockets are slow and easier to dodge, so players should prioritize slower enemies like the Tirpitz and Nelly. A light-armored Sarisa M.A.O. can resort to hit-and-run tactics by utilizing its speed to flank opponents, unloading a barrage of rockets and then retreating behind cover to reload. It is recommended to cycle-fire Sarisas to minimize the number of missed shots. To cycle-fire weapons, quickly tap two of the individual weapon icons and hold down the main fire button.

With Cyclones or Vulcans, the M.A.O. must get close to enemies to deal significant damage. Heavy AP armor is generally recommended for this loadout, but lighter armor allows the player to flank opponents more effectively. When using Cyclones, you should prioritize destroying the enemy's weapons first. When using Vulcans, aim at center mass for maximum effectiveness. Staying close to cover or allies is strongly advised to minimize vulnerability during reloads.

## Common Loadouts

x3
Backpack
x1

## Trivia

* The M.A.O is the only Titan in the game that can equip three Heavy Weapons.

## Gallery

The M.A.O. equipped with WKM3s.Armor configurations of the **M.A.O.**
Nelly

* Default
* Martian

**Nelly** is the second Medium Titan in Battle of Titans. It holds 4 Light Weapons and a Medium Backpack, has the ability to jump, and it can crawl on walls.

It is the second slowest Titan in the game but jumping and climbing counters its mediocre walk speed.

## Strategy

The Nelly is a highly versatile Titan that can act as a brawler, support fighter, or ambusher depending on its armor and weapon setup.

With Manglers, it's best to equip heavy armor in order to survive sustained attacks from opponents. Avoid staying in the open to avoid getting hit by Javelins and enemies with high-range weapons such as Tormentors or Sarisas. It is best to utilize its Jump to hop in and out of cover or to close in on an unsuspecting hostile. Jumping from a high ledge can give yourself a massive speed boost in mid-air, which can can be very useful for getting an enemy within the attack range of your Manglers.

With Stings, you should stay within the general vicinity of your teammates and act as additional firepower. Stings do not require a line of sight, so use the surrounding terrain as cover from enemy attacks. Fire your rockets from behind cover when your allies spot them. You should also use the Nelly's ability to climb to acquire better vantage points when necessary. Alternatively, you can use hit-and-run tactics by jumping from cover to cover while firing your rockets at an opponent. Check your surroundings occasionally in case any Light Titans try to ambush you.

With Tormentors, you should act as a support fighter and stay closely behind your teammates. Jump in and out of cover and try to deliver bursts of damage against your opponents. You can also use your teammates as cover if they are big enough. Avoid getting too close to enemies and retreat when necessary. Alternatively, you can camp on top of a high structure or mountain, but this will expose you to enemy Javelins and other long-range weapons.

## Common Loadouts

x4
Backpack
x1

## Trivia

* Nelly is the only Titan with six legs, but the ones in the middle row do not have hitboxes.
* Spider-like titans leave no trails.
* Along with the Cormorant, it is the only Titan with 4 Weapon slots.

## Gallery

Demonstration of an ultra-light **Nelly** with fully-upgraded jump amplifiers.
Light Weapons

**Light Weapons** are one of two categories of Weapons in Battle of Titans. These Weapons are generally weaker than their Heavy counterparts in terms of damage. Most of them also have a much shorter range than Heavy Weapons. **Light Weapons** are always mounted in pairs in each Titans. Meaning, if your Titans is able to equip one **Light Weapon**, it is able to equip another **Light Weapon**.

All **Light Weapons** have base stats of 1,000 HP and cost 30,000 EC.

## Light Weapons

* Mangler
* Tormentor
* Sting
Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World- the Animated Series

## Summary

Based off the Light Novel and previous 2003 Anime adaption, the story follows Kino and Hermes on their journey across the land, staying in each country for 3 days before on their way to the next, during their travels they find happiness, sadness, pain, decadence, violence, beauty, and wisdom.

## Series Overview

### Cast

* Kino:Aoi Yūki
* Hermes:Soma Saito
* Shizu:Yūichirō Umehara
* Riku:Kenichiro Matsuda
* Ti:Ayane Sakura
* Shishou:Lynn
* Aibou:Kazuyuki Okitsu

### Staff

原作：時雨沢恵一（電撃文庫刊）

キャラクター原案：黒星紅白

監督：田口智久

シリーズ構成：菅原雪絵
キャラクターデザイン：アミサキリョウコ

総作画監督：アミサキリョウコ・立川聖治

プロップデザイン：廣瀬智仁・竹上貴雄

エフェクト作画監督：橋本敬史

色彩設計：合田沙織

撮影監督：平川竜嗣

CGディレクター：内山正文

編集：森田編集室

音楽：出羽良彰

音響監督：飯田里樹

音響効果：上野 励

音響制作：マジックカプセル

プロデュース：EGG FIRM

アニメーション制作：Lerche

OP＆EDテーマ：やなぎなぎ

製作：キノの旅の会

## Music

**Opening Theme**: Here and there by Nagi Yanagi.

**Ending Theme**: 砂糖玉の月 also by Nagi Yanagi.

## Episode List

* A Country Where People Can Kill Others —Jungle's Rule—
* Colosseum
* Bothersome Country —Leave Only Footsteps!—
* Ship Country —On the Beach ･ a—
* Country of Liars —Waiting For You—
* In the Clouds ･ b" —Blinder ･ b—
Medium Titans

**Medium Titans** are a category of Titans in Battle of Titans. All the Titans in this category have moderate speed and health, but good firepower. **Medium Titans** are very versatile in their ability and can be modified with different Weapons for different roles. They are generally very dominant in games and it is not uncommon to see players running two to three **Medium Titans** in their lineup.

## **Medium Titans**

* Nelly
* Ravager
* M. A. O.
Sting

The **Sting** is the third Light Weapon in Battle of Titans. It functions as a homing missile launcher and can be used behind cover like the Javelin.

## Strategy

Because of the Sting's ability to fire from behind cover, it is best used while hiding, having your teammates spot the enemies for you to avoid exposure. The most effective Sting build is the Nelly, as an UL Jump Amplifier Nelly has the ability to make great leaps to reposition, and an UL Accelerator Nelly can move stealthily behind cover, as well as climb surfaces to hide from enemies.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Does not require line of sight
* No damage drop-off
* Tracking projectiles; little to no skill required

### Cons

* Cannot hit small titans at very close range
* Long reload
* Short range
* Can't target weapons or legs
* Slow projectile speed

## Update Log

* Base damage increase (140 to 150)
* Major accuracy increase
Syria

Syria is a desert map with open areas to the left and right and a maze of buildings in the center. Tall structures on either side of the map provide an excellent view for quadrupedal snipers while the middle portion is suited for close-quarters combat. Climbing outside the walls of this map may help you advance to the enemy side without taking any damage in return, but lingering too long will result in certain doom. Long range bipedal titans are not recommended for this map because the buildings in the middle form a “wall” that blocks sarisa/inquisitor/tormenter shots from going to the enemy side.
MRL WRM1

The Vulcan is the third Heavy Weapon in the game and an IAP. It costs $9.99 and is T3 when purchased.

## Strategy

None so far. It is officially planned to be a close-ranged rocket launcher and will have the same reload mechanics as the Mangler and Sting. While it deals considerable Damage and is relatively cheap, very few players own this weapon and as such, there are not yet any widespread strategies.

## Possible Loadouts

* Bully + Fulgur + Vulcan
* M. A. O. + 3x Vulcan
* Ravager +2x Tormentor/Mangler + Vulcan
* Cormorant + 2x Vulcan
* Tirpitz + 2x Vulcan + Inquisitor
Titans

As of update 2.6, there are 8 **Titans** in the game.

A **Titan** is a giant militarized robot that a player uses to battle opponents on the battlefield. **Titans** are the most important aspect in Battle of Titans and every **Titan** is classified into three categories: light, medium and heavy.

Each **Titan** has a certain number and type of Weapon hardpoints. The two types of hardpoints are: Heavy and Light. A Weapon can only be fitted to the corresponding hardpoint type and the number and type of hardpoints can not be changed. All **Titans** are also able to equip a Backpack that assists them in combat.

Every **Titan** requires a certain amount of space depending on weight class. Light Titans require 1 space, Medium Titans requires 2 spaces, and Heavy Titans require 3 spaces. A player must have enough space in their hangar in order to pilot a **Titan**, but they can still purchase it and keep it in their inventory. (Each player has 6 spaces in their hanger which they receive as soon as they start the game)

Regardless of class, every **Titan** plays a unique role in the battlefield. Each class offers its own advantages and disadvantages when it comes to speed, firepower, and durability, so one class is not necessarily better than another class.

A comparison of all 8 Titans based on their height.Another comparison of the first generation of **Titans**. Notice how the Tirpitz in the picture is different than the current one.

## Light **Titans**

* Little Shon
* Bully
* Mite

## Medium **Titans**

* Nelly
* Ravager
* M. A. O.
* Cormorant

## Heavy **Titans**

* Tirpitz
* Atlas

## **Titan** Purchase & Upgrade Costs

Titan Costs for Each Type
 Medium
 Heavy
Greenlight Gardens

Greenlight Gardens is a story created during an Allfield Game, presented by Nusha.

This is the story of Nusha the Nasha, a Lorki named Lonnie, Croboot, a Human, and a Vatael named Gane.

The general idea of the story involved descending a cliff to find a large insurmountable wall. Our group accidentally destroys the control panel of a door but we eventually get through-one of the characters calls upon the Gight and it rains down and destroys the wall-pretty sweet. On the other side is a beautiful garden but no people. There are towering monoliths and a starlit sky overhead. I believe the green stars overhead turned out to be the spirits of people like Croboot. I think I remember someone gets stuck up in the air on top of one of the pillars and eventually is saved by a Lahiak. There was more but those parts were pretty great. One of the character was a ceramic Lorky toy that was living, and she won purdines from the deck which came in handy in the gardens.

A fun thing that stands out from this story was a character using the Gight as an unpredictable ability you could summon.
Fulgur

The Fulgur

**Fulgur** is one of two Light Backpacks in Battle of Titans. It doesn't do any damage, but it is able to immobilize an enemy within range for a short period of time.

## Strategy

The **Fulgur** can only be equipped on Light Titans. Without upgrades, it has a maximum range of 35m and a HP of 1000. This Backpack should be equipped alongside close ranged weaponry, like the Mangler. The Fulgur has an extremely short range, so you must be very cautious in ambushing enemy robots in order to immobilize them. Once an enemy titan is immobilized, you can focus on taking out its important modules such as weapons or its legs. The time-frame of its ability can be nullified if the target has EM Circuits, so be wary of Titans such as the M.A.O. or other Light Titans that have a high number of electronic slots.

## Recommended **Fulgur** Loadouts

* Little Shon + 2x Mangler + **Fulgur**
* Little Shon + 2x Sting + **Fulgur**
* Mite + 2x Mangler + **Fulgur**
Sarisa

The **Sarisa** is the second Heavy Weapon in Battle of Titans. It is a long range heavy rocket launcher with a high damage output but a long reload time.

## Strategy

The Sarisa functions as both mid-range and long-range weapon. Because of its long range and reload, it is often equipped on a M. A. O. or a Tirpitz. The Sarisa is the most deadly against slow Titans like the Tirpitz or Nelly.

The Sarisa can also be used for mid-ranged combat to compensate for its slow projectile speed. The Sarisa user would also benefit from a shorter rocket travel time and not have to take time to aim them. It may be worthwhile to note that the Sarisa sometimes will hit an enemy and not register damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* High damage-per-shot
* High range
* No damage drop-off
* Reloads while firing

### Cons

* Long reload for full clip
* Slow projectile speed

## Trivia

* The **Sarisa** is named after the Macedonian pike used in the Phalanx formation. It was so long that the Sarisa had to be held with two hands. More on that at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarissa.
The Tower Country -Freelance-

**The Tower Country -Freelance-** (Japanese: ***塔の国***, translated to *Tō no Kuni*) is an extra OVA episode released for the original 2003 *Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World-* anime series. The episode was released on October 19, 2005 as part of the series' DVD release.

## Synopsis

Kino and Hermes arrive at a city built around an incredibly tall tower that reaches the skies. As the sun sets, the two discuss about the tower's purpose, and resolve to ask the city's population about it.

The next day, Kino begins asking the city's residents about the tower and its history. However, no one has an answer as to why they built the tower, with one woman even admitting they build the tower solely because it's their job. Despite that, Kino does find out that the tower is over 230 years old.

Due to the city having no inns, Kino and Hermes take resident in a small, dusty room. Late at night, the two are encountered by a boy, who reveals of the city's obsession with the tower and his desires to travel with Kino so he won't live the rest of his life working to further the tower. Kino declines the boy's offer to join her, stating that her only companion is Hermes.

The next day, as she is about to leave the city, Kino witnesses as the tower crumbles and reduces to dirt, much to the joy of the city's residents as they can now start building the tower again. Before departing, Kino encounters the boy again, who offers him advice in the form of coloring bricks and making engravings unto them so he will do something different other than building the same tower again.

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes
* Boy
Shishou

Shishou as she appears in the 2017 anime

## Appearance

Shishou appears as a young woman with beige skin, long black hair with black eyes.

She wears a white blouse with a black bowtie, light brown blazer with matching trousers with a double belt - one holding a holster for her gun, finishing her look she has black dress shoes.

Her current appearance is similar to her old one, only her hair is now white and tied in a ponytail, she has more defined wrinkles during her older age and is seen in just her white blouse and trousers compared to her full suit attire.

## Background

Shishou is Kino's master who taught her marksmanship. She lives in the forest and does not travel. Her actual name is unknown; "Shishou" is a title meaning "mentor" or "master" (although Kino does not realize this at first). In the final episode of the anime, which chronologically takes place before most other episodes, the gunsmith who made The Cannon told Kino he gave the gun to a young woman who insisted everyone call her "Shishou." She traveled between countries and stirred up trouble wherever she went, meaning that Shishou was once a traveler.

In the novels, multiple stories are devoted to her travels alongside a man referred to as her "student," when she was in her late twenties. She and her student are shown as being incredibly greedy, even to the point of being cruel. They travel in a battered yellow car.

*(Source: Wikipedia)*

## Relationships

* Kino
* Partner
Inquisitor

The **Inquisitor** is the only Heavy Backpack in Battle of Titans. It can be mounted on Heavy Titans and is a long-ranged and heavy-hitting AP cannon like the Hammer.

## Strategy

Due to its long reload time, the **Inquisitor** should only be used when you have a clear shot at the enemy. If all the shells score hits, it can do around 5,400 damage which may be devastating to the enemy's Titan. The Inquisitor also has a strong knock-back effect for other Titans. Landing a shot on an enemy with the Inquisitor will push them back a considerable amount of distance and may possibly knock off their aim, depending on its size.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Very high damage per shot
* Fast projectile speed
* Long range
* Reloads while firing
* High HP

### Cons

* Slow reload
* Large profile makes it easier to damage
* Low rotational speed; fast turning throws off aim
* Small clip size

## Trivia

* The **Inquisitor** has the highest HP pool of all weapons in the game, with 9,000 HP.
* It is mean to represent a warship cannon, hence the fact that it can be mounted on the Tirpitz.
* As of 2.4.0, it is the only Heavy Backpack in Battle of Titans.
Fulgur & EM Resistance

The Fulgur is an extremely unique Backpack in Battle of Titans that can only be equipped on Light Titans and can be used to stun enemies, very useful for stripping them of their modules. There is a counter to this called EM Circuits. EM Circuits are Core Modules available to all Titans which reduce the stun time of a Fulgur by a certain percentage, which can be improved with upgrades. The amount of stun time they will reduce depends on which Titan you equip them on, joined with the amount of Core Module slots that Titan has.

For instance, a Tier 3 Little Shon has 5 slots for Core Modules and each Tier 3 EM Circuit can provide 12% EM Resistance, which will give it a total of 60% EM Resistance. If it were to be stunned for 10 seconds, the resulting stun time will be 10s - 60% of 10. This will leave 4 seconds of stun time for the Little Shon.

All Titans have a base EM Resistance of 0 and all Titans except the M.A.O. have EM Circuits that can block 12% of a Fulgur's stun time each when upgraded to Tier 3. Each of the M.A.O.'s fully upgraded EM Circuits can block 15% of an Fulgur stun.

## EM Circuit Setups (Best to worst)

1. M.A.O.: 75% total EM Resistance & 15% per T3 EM Circuit. This grants a virtual **immunity** to EM stuns and it can be stunned for 2.5 seconds at most. Combined with one or two Weapon Armor on each of its equipment, Light Titans will become an afterthought.
2. Mite & Little Shon: 60% total EM Resistance. Can be stunned for 4 seconds at most.
3. Bully: 60% total EM Resistance. Can be stunned for 4 seconds at most but combined with its large and exposed Heavy Weapon, it will have little chance against an enemy Little Shon or Mite even if it isn't immobilized already.
4. Ravager & Nelly: 48% total EM Resistance due to their lack of a 5th Core Module slot.. Can be stunned for 5.2 seconds at most. EM Circuits are not recommended for these Titans but can give them somewhat of a chance against a Light Titan within close proximity.
5. Cormorant: 48% total EM Resistance. Can be stunned for 5.2 seconds at most. Due to its ability to fly, EM Circuits are irrelevant to this Titan compared to System Hardening & Radar. The lack of a fifth Core Module slot also nullifies the effectiveness of EM Circuits on this Titan.
6. Tirpitz: The worst of the bunch with 36% EM Resistance possible due to having only 3 Core Module slots. Light Titans can easily avoid trading shots with it by simply circling around the base of its legs even if it isn't stunned! Radar & System Hardening are better options.
User ideas... or not?

Hello pilots! (Do we call you that in BoT? Idk lol)

You can write your ideas here

## First idea

First idea: heavy titan Jaeger

Tower HP 13000?

Legs HP 20000?

Core HP 5000?

4 Heavy weapons and one medium backpack

Resistance 20%?

Speed 17km/h?

EMP resistance: 0%?

Ability: Jump

Upgrades: similar to the Tirp?

Stratagies:

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Thank you
Volume 1

**Release Date** | * July 10, 2000 (Japan)
 **ISBN** | * 978-4-8402-1585-5 (Japan)

## Chapters

Prologue. "Amidst the Forest ･ b" (「森の中で ･ ｂ」 "Mori no Naka de ･ b") —Lost in the Forest ･ b—

* "Land of Visible Pain" (「人の痛みが分かる国」 "Hito no Itami ga Wakaru Kuni") —I See You.—
* "Land of the Majority" (「多数決の国」 "Tasūketsu no Kuni") —Ourselfish—
* "Three Men Along the Rails" (「レールの上の三人の男」 "Rēru no Ue no Sannin no Otoko") —On the Rails—
* "Coliseum" (「コロシアム」 "Koroshiamu") —Avengers—
* "Land of Adults" (「大人の国」 "Otona no Kuni") —Natural Rights—
* "A Peaceful Land" (「平和な国」 "Heiwana Kuni") —Mother's Love—

Epilogue. "Amidst the Forest ･ a" (「森の中で ･ ａ」 "Mori no Naka de ･ a") —Lost in the Forest ･ a—

## Illustrations

* Cover
* Chapter Illustrations
* Other Illustrations

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Sakura

## Background

Sakura is a girl from the country Kino visited in the last episode of the anime series. She shares many similarities to Kino, such as her parents also owning an inn. In the English version of the anime series, her name is changed to Lily in order to preserve the explanation that her name, pronounced slightly differently, becomes an insult. The children call her "Silly Willy" instead of "mekura" (meaning "ignorant") and "dokura" (meaning "poison") in this version.

(Source: Wikipedia)
WKM3

The WKM3 was an experimental medium railgun in Polygon 2.5.2 which had a 10-second reload, 1000 meter range, high muzzle velocity, good damage, and was only accurate when the user stood still for a few seconds. Subsequent to its release, it was largely received with negative feedback by the playerbase. As of now, it is unknown whether or not it will become official and it currently has no name.
Bully

Some info is missing from this page. Feel free to edit it and add details.

Bully prior to its buff and IAP release.

The Bully carries one Heavy Weapon, one Light Weapon, and a Light Backpack. It is able to Sprint, increasing its normal mobility unlike the Little Shon and Mite which can jump.

The Bully has limited options when it comes to approaching a target due to its inability to climb or jump. However, it has extremely impressive mobility stats and can quickly traverse open fields and short hills. Its uses can vary greatly depending on the weapon loadout.

## Strategy

With a Mangler-based loadout, the Bully can be an effective ambusher. Prioritize slower enemies like the Tirpitz and M.A.O.. It is highly recommended to equip the Fulgur to maximize the effectiveness of your close-range attacks.

With a Tormentor-based loadout, harass enemies from medium range. Avoid prolonged exposure against the Tirpitz or other enemies with Tormentors to maximize the Bully's lifespan. Utilize the Bully's incredible speed to dodge enemy attacks and escape from the attack range of your opponents.

## Common Loadouts

x1
x1
Backpack
x1
OR

OR

## Trivia

* The **Bully**'s legs get damaged easily by stray bullets, most likely due to the length of its legs compared to its tower.
* The **Bully** is the only Light Titan that isn't capable of jumping.
* The **Bully** is the only Light Titan that can equip a Heavy Weapon.
* During the 2.5 Polygon, the developer considered giving the Bully the ability to carry a Medium Backpack. This was eventually scrapped since it did not improve the **Bully**'s capabilities in battle.

## Update Log

 2.5
 2.4
Ship Country —On the Beach ･ a—

## Characters

* Shizu
* Riku
* Ti (First Appearance)

## Synopsis

Shizu and Riku board a giant ship headed to the Western continent. The ship's masked rulers, the Tower Clan, offers Shizu comfortable accommodation in exchange for becoming their enforcer to deal with their troublesome people but Shizu refuses and chooses to live with the people. Guided by a seemingly mute girl sent by the Tower Clan named Tifana or "Ti", Shizu and Riku explore the ship and know the locals. When the ship starts to shake violently, Shizu discovers many parts of the ship have been in disrepair for years and will soon sinks. In order to save the people, Shizu non-violently battles the Tower Clan and is later helped by Kino, who was working as the clan's enforcer before the clan betray her upon learning her relationship with Shizu. Shizu confronts the Tower Clan leaders and orders them to land their ship to nearby land which they agreed before mysteriously vanishing. The ship lands ashore but the people refuses to leave and don't believe the ship will sink, leaving Shizu, Riku, Ti, Kino and Hermes behind. Ti suddenly stabs Shizu and Hermes reveals the Tower Clan were in fact the artificial intelligence of the ship Tifana and it's people were descendants of the children of the crew who controlled the ship before dying from plague. The Tower Clan for years tried to land ashore so the people could live on land but the people wouldn't leave as they were so used to living at sea and Ti was abandoned her traveller parents and was hated by the locals. Realizing Ti stabbed her for trying to abandon her, Shizu forgives her and allows her follow him. After helping fix his wounds, Kino and Shizu part ways.

(Source: Wikipedia)
In the Clouds ･ b" —Blinder ･ b—

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes
* Photo (First Appearance)
* Sou (First Appearance)

## Synopsis

In a mountainous region, some travelling merchants with a convoy of trucks setup camp. They mistreat a slave girl they picked up in a previous religious country as part-payment for goods. Despite this, the slave does not resent their behavior as people in her country were taught to respect others. As the merchants eat their meal, she realizes that some herbs they picked are poisonous, but is unable to warn them in time and decides to eat as well to share their fate. However a young boy throws a stone, spilling her meal on the ground. While she considers what to do, the entire group dies from poisoning. She finds one surviving merchant who was sympathetic to her and she asks him to kill her. Instead, he frees her and tricks her into killing him. A small motor scooter named Sou in one of the trucks calls out to the slave girl, consoling her over the merchants' deaths and tells her to live rather than die. Some time later, Kino and Hermes discover the dead merchants lying before them, and Kino deduces the nature of their deaths from the poisonous herbs growing nearby. Years later, Sou reveals the unnamed slave was able to let go of her past, struck it rich and became a photographer, now named Photo.

(Source: Kino's Journey Wikipedia)
Bothersome Country —Leave Only Footsteps!—

* First Title Card
* Second Title Card

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes

## Synopsis

Kino and Hermes board a "traveling country", housing an entire population in a gigantic moving vehicle. The immigration officer explains the vehicle is powered by an automatic generator whose energy must be consumed to prevent overheating. When they arrive at the border wall of another country, the General in charge refuses permission to continue. Undaunted, the traveling country breaks through the wall using a powerful laser and crosses the green pastures. The local military fails to penetrate the vehicle's armor and in frustration they target a mural painted on the side by the children. Kino helps her hosts by shooting the targeting binoculars and missiles. Kino realizes that with their technology, her hosts could easily conquer other countries but the immigration officer tells Kino that they have no such desire and only want to travel the world in peace. As Kino and Hermes leave the travelling country, Hermes remarks on the "bothersome country". Kino is confused as to which one, and Hermes replies both: one for causing destruction with its massive tracks as it travels, the other for charging a high toll for travelers to pass through the land that they have sealed with their long border wall. Hermes then remarks that the children of the traveling country will be sure to paint a new mural depicting Kino's heroism, causing much embarrassment for her.

(Source: Wikipedia)
Shizu

Shizu as he appears in the 2017 anime

## Appearance

Shizu is a beige skinned young man with black hair and eyes. In the light novel he is depicted as having a purple-blue hair color as well as eyes.

He wears a dark olive green turtle neck, black pants paired with the same colored shoes. He carries around a samurai sword.

## Background

Shizu is a young man with a great talent for swordsmanship. He travels in a dune buggy with Riku, his talking dog companion. In the anime, he only appears in one episode but he appears in multiple stories just about him and Riku in the novels. Riku narrates all but one of these stories. Later in the novels, Kino and Hermes meet up with Shizu and Riku again but Kino only seems to remember Riku's name. Shizu is the son of the hedonistic king in the sixth anime episode.

(Source: Wikipedia)

## Relationships

• Kino ( Friends and allies )

• Hermes ( Friends and allies )

• Riku ( Partner )

• Ti ( Partner )
Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World- (Light Novel)

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*For the 2003 Anime version, see Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World-*
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*For the Visual Novel series, see Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World-*

## Overview

Kino's Journey: the Beautiful World (Japanese: キノの旅 -the Beautiful World- Hepburn: Kino no Tabi -the Beautiful World-), shortened to Kino's Journey, is a Japanese light novel series written by Keiichi Sigsawa, with illustrations by Kouhaku Kuroboshi. The series originally started serialization in volume five of MediaWorks' now-defunct light novel magazine Dengeki hp on March 17, 2000. The first volume of the series was published on July 10, 2000 by ASCII Media Works under their Dengeki Bunko publishing imprint. As of October 2014, 18 volumes have been published, and over 8 million copies of the novels have been sold in Japan.[1] In Kino's Journey, the protagonist, Kino, accompanied by a talking motorcycle named Hermes, travels through a mystical world of many different countries and forests, each unique in its customs and people. A spin-off light novel series titled Gakuen Kino began with the first volume published on July 10, 2006 by ASCII Media Works; four volumes have been released as of July 2010.

A 13-episode anime adaptation produced by A.C.G.T and Genco aired between April and July 2003 on WOWOW in Japan. Two visual novels for the PlayStation 2 were released by ASCII Media Works, the first in July 2003, and the second in December 2005. There have also been two 30-minute animated films produced, the first in February 2005, and the second in April 2007. A Kino's Journey light novel was only released as a promotional gift for the second animated movie. Additional merchandise includes three art books, three picture books, and a drama CD. In 2017, two manga adaptations and a new anime series have been announced, with the latter premiering on October 6, 2017.

(Source: Kino's Journey Wikipedia page)
Volume 8

Volume Guide

## Chapters

Frontispiece. "Land of Roads" (「道の国」 "Michi no Kuni") —Go West!—
Frontispiece. "A Land Without Crime" (「悪いことはできない国」 "Warui Koto wa Dekinai Kuni") —Black box—
Prologue. "On the Beach, A Beginning and an End of a Journey" (「渚にて　旅の始まりと終わり」 \*"Nagisa nite Tabi no Hajimari to Owari") —On the Beach ･ b—

* "A Land with History" (「歴史のある国」 "Rekishi no Aru Kuni") —Don't Look Back!—
* "A Story with Love" (「愛のある話」 "Ai no Aru Hanashi") —Dinner Party—
* "Land of Radios" (「ラジオな国」 "Rajiona Kuni") —Entertainer—
* "A Land Saved" (「救われた国」 "Sukuwareta Kuni") —Confession—

Epilogue. "The Ship Country" (「船の国」 "Fune no Kuni") —On the Beach ･ a—

## Illustrations

* Cover
* Chapter Illustrations
* Other Illustrations

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Atlas

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The first reveal, soon after Polygon 2.7

Atlas is the second Heavy Titan to be added to Battle of Titans. It is equipped with a pair of Heavy Weapons in its "arms" and a special laser weapon. It is currently available as an in-app purchase or by getting lucky and receiving it in the Black Market for EC.
Volume 6

Volume Guide

## Chatpers

Frontispiece. "A Land of No Admittance" (「入れない国」 "Irenai Kuni") —Reasonable—
Frontispiece. "An Unbiased Tale" (「中立な話」 "Chūritsu no Hanashi") —All Alone—
Frontispiece. "A Tale of a Tank" (「戦車の話」 "Sensha no Hanashi") —Life Goes On.—
Prologue. "A Pledge ･ b" (「誓い ･ ｂ」 "Chikai ･ b") —a Kitchen Knife ･ b—

* "Her Journey" (「彼女の旅」 "Kanojo no Tabi") —Chances—
* "Her Journey" (「彼女の旅」 "Kanojo no Tabi") —Love and Bullets—
* "Land of Fireworks" (「花火の国」 "Hanabi no Kuni") —Fire at Will!—
* "A Land with an Elder" (「長のいる国」 "Osa no Iru Kuni") —I Need You.—
* "A Land that Never Forgets" (「忘れない国」 "Wasurenai Kuni") —Not Again—
* "A Safe Country" (「安全な国」 "Anzenna Kuni") —For His Safety—
* "During the Journey" (「旅の途中」 "Tabi no Tochū") —Intermission—
* "The Meaning of Blessing" (「祝福のつもり」 "Shukufuku no Tsumori") —How Much Do I Pay For?—

Epilogue. "A Pledge ･ a" (「誓い ･ ａ」 "Chikai ･ a") —a Kitchen Knife ･ a—

## Illustrations

* Cover
* Chapter Illustrations
* Other Illustrations

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A Country Where People Can Kill Others —Jungle's Rule—

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes

## Synopsis

Kino encounters a gunslinger, intending to settle in the country ahead where murder is legal. He believes it is perfect for him and hopes to meet Regel, an infamous serial killer. The gunslinger asks Kino to take half of his stuff ahead for him but she refuses. Upon arriving in the country, Kino is surprised to find that the people living there are peaceful and friendly, despite being armed. During her three day stay, she befriends a kindly old man who believes Kino might fit in with them and asks her to stay but she declines. As she is about to leave, the gunslinger she met earlier demands that Kino hand over her belongings as "compensation", but she refuses. He draws his gun to kill her, but much to his shock, the locals stop him with arrows from a crossbow. The old man tells him that although killing is "not prohibited", it does not equate to being "permitted". Killing is only allowed to punish those who plan or commit murder. The distraught gunslinger is then killed by the old man who reveals himself to be Regel. After leaving, Kino encounters another gunslinger escaping a country of violence and killing, and she tells him the country she just left is perfect for him.

(Source: Wikipedia)
Photo

Photo as she appears in the 2017 anime

## Appearance

Photo is a young woman of fair skin, black (?) hair that's styled in a bun with long fringe falling down and blue eyes.

She dresses in a white blouse with a brown combat looking vest over top, dark brown pants with just below the knees boots.

## Background

Photo first officially appeared in Episode 6 in the 2017 anime. She was only referred to as "The Slave" and had no name, being sold to traveling merchants from her original country. There she was forced to do work for the merchants such as unloading trucks, starting fires for cooking and washing the herbs.
Historic Country —Don't Look Back!—

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes
* Shishou (First Appearance)
* Aibou (First Appearance)

## Synopsis

As Kino and Hermes approach a country with a tall clock tower, Kino recalls a story her master told about she was a young traveler. The young Master entered the country with a fellow traveler, planning to sell gems to buy supplies, noticing a large number of police on the streets. When her companion goes out to buy supplies, he is arrested for selling drugs and his possessions confiscated. The Master agrees to leave the country, leaving him in prison, taking his case which she finds contains the tools of an assassin. That night she returns, creates a diversion and releases the traveler, her apprentice. Rather than hide out, Master suggests that they go on the offensive, turning the top of the tower into a hide site where they wound the police returning to their headquarters, shooting them in the legs. After three days and nights of their siege, the police ask them to leave, but she only agrees after they pay a considerable ransom. Shortly, Kino and Hermes arrive in the country and find a monument near the clock tower. One of the many old men walking with canes tells them it is dedicated to the brave strangers who saved the country from the corrupt police state.

(Source: Kino's Journey Wikipedia)
Country of Liars —Waiting For You—

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes
* Young Boy (Name Unknown)

## Synopsis

"Tale of a Traveler -You-" (旅人の話) In a new country Kino visits the Memorial Hall to a great but modest man and traveler who saved to country, overthrowing the corrupt government and becoming president. Inside Kino see the former traveler's belonging, including his motorcycle. It tells Hermes and Kino that it wants to be ridden, and if not, destroyed, but Kino declines. As she is leaving, Kino encounters a young boy who wants to travel, and Kino suggests that he talk to the motorcycle in the Memorial.

"Country of Liars -Waiting for You-" (嘘つき達の国) Kino and Hermes arrive at the next country. As they enter, she is approached by a man inquiring about his lover who left 5 years ago. Over dinner, locals tell Kino that the man she met in the woods near the gate was one of the leaders of a revolution that removed a tyrannical king. He destroyed the car carrying the royal family, but then learned his lover was the princess who was also killed in the blast. The shock affected his mind, so he was told that she had gone on a journey. The whole country maintains the lie to protect him, and he is cared for by a young woman housekeeper who was a former traveler. However, Kino learns from the housekeeper that she is in fact the princess who escaped and returned when she heard about her lover's plight. Now she is happy to be with him, maintaining the lie.

(Source: Wikipedia)
Kino

*For the Original Kino, see Kino (Original)*

Kino is the main character of Kino no Tabi (Kino's Journey).

## Appearance

Kino is a beige skinned young ambiguous looking teenager with dark green eyes and dark green short hair. In the Light Novel, Kino is depicted in various colors, such as black hair and eyes to dark green hair and eyes.

Kino wears a white blouse with a dark olive green military styled jacket with matching pants that has a western aesthetic paired with a belt with bags and a holster attached for her guns, as well as a Ushanka styled hat with goggles, over top of her uniform she wears a tan trench coat.

## Personality

At first Kino appears to be more stoic and apathetic.

## Background

Kino is the lead character in the story along side Hermes, together they travel from country to country, visiting and staying for only 3 days.

## Relationships

* Kino (Original) ( Old friend )
* Hermes ( partner )
* Shishou ( teacher )
* Shizu ( Friends and allies )
* Riku ( Friends and allies )
* Ti ( Friends and allies )

## Trivia

* Her birth name might have been *Sakura*. In episode 11 "*Country of Adults",* Kino's voice makes a reference to *"a name of a flower that if changed could become a bad word".*
* She enjoys singing.
Land of Visible Pain -I See You-

## Characters

* Kino
* Hermes

## Synopsis

Kino and Hermes find themselves in a country that seems to be inhabited only by servile machines. Outside the city, she notices people living alone in the countryside. Kino befriends a man in a cottage who tells her that the entire population drank a special liquid which enabled them to understand each other's thoughts with the aim of creating harmony across the country. However being able to read each other's minds only brought disharmony to society through being aware of the unfiltered thoughts of every other person – even between the man and his wife. The only solution for the population was to live a short distance from each other. The man asks Kino to stay, but she declines and continues on her way, passing by the cottage of his wife living nearby. she heard about her lover's plight. Now she is happy to be with him, maintaining the lie.

(Source: Wikipedia)
Mangler

The **Mangler** is a basic Light Weapon in Battle of Titans. It is a close-range Machine Gun and is classified as an AP weapon.

## Strategy

The Mangler has short range, but deals heavy damage and is very capable of stripping the weapons of an enemy. With a reload time of 5.4 seconds, the Mangler can deal almost constant damage, as long as you are in close range. The Mangler can deal some damage from 350m, but it increases greatly the closer you get to your enemy, with 50 meters being the optimal range for this weapon. Perfect for tank fighters, the Mangler is best suited to tougher Titans that can withstand some damage, as the Mangler takes significant time to unload. It also suits Light Titans and work extremely well along with the Fulgur.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* High DPS in close range (200m or less)
* Fast fire rate
* Large clip

### Cons

* Low range
* High bullet spread; deals low damage at max range
Ti

Ti
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Ti as she appears in the 2017 anime

## Appearance

Ti appears as a small child with fair skin, having short silver-purple hair that's parted to expose her forehead aside from a small strand as well as light cyan eyes.

She wears an over-sized long sleeved shirt with a single stripe across the chest and what appears to be patches on her elbows, blue shorts with knee pads as well as loose ankle socks paired with Japanese school inspired shoes. She also carries a large pale brown messenger bag.

## Personality

She appears to be slightly mute at times, nodding and shaking her head, only answering with simple "yes" or "no. Not much is known about her family as she refuses to speak of them, when she does speak it appears to only be in a single sentences as seen in Ship Country when she stabbed Shizu.

Ti appears to have an odd fascination and love for grenades.

## Background

Ti was born to a traveling couple as they visited Ship Country, however they abandoned her in the country leaving her to be raised by The Black Robes, since she was different the people of the country rejected her and refused to be involved with her as a result to being unrelated by blood to those aboard.

## Relationships

* Shizu ( Partner )
* Riku ( Partner )
* Kino ( friends and allies )
* Hermes ( friends and allies )
Volume 9

Volume Guide

## Chapters

Frontispiece. "Exorbitant People" (「なってないひとたち」 "Nattenai Hitotachi") —Traveler's Tale—
Frontispiece. "Story of a Wall" (「城壁の話」 "Jōheki no Hanashi") —Sweet Home—
Prologue. "Amidst Sorrow ･ b" (「悲しみの中で ･ ｂ」 "Kanashimi no Naka de ･ b") —Yearning ･ b—

* "Land of Records" (「記録の国」 "Kiroku no Kuni") —His Record—
* "Evening of Good People" (「いい人達の夕べ」 "Ii Hitotachi no Yūbe") —Innocence—
* "A Writer's Journey" (「作家の旅」 "Sakka no Tabi") —Editor's Travels—
* "A Land of Electromagnetic Waves" (「電波の国」 "Denpa no Kuni") —Not Guilty—
* "A Land of Diaries" (「日記の国」 "Nikki no Kuni") —Historians—
* "The Land of Natural Preservation" (「自然保護の国」 "Shizenhogo no Kuni") —Let It Be!—
* "Land of Merchants" (「商人の国」 "Shōnin no Kuni") —Professionals—
* "The Land of Killing" (「殺す国」 "Korosu Kuni") —Clearance—
* "Continued: A Tale of a Tank" (「続 ･ 戦車の話」 "Zoku ･ Sensha no Hanashi") —Spirit—
* "Old Tales" (「むかしの話」 "Mukashi no Hanashi") —Tea Talks—
* "Power of Persuasion II" (「説得力II」 "Settokuryoku II") —Persuader II—

Epilogue. "Amidst Sorrow ･ a" (「悲しみの中で ･ ａ」 "Kanashimi no Naka de ･ a") —Yearning ･ a—

## Illustrations

* Cover
* Chapter Illustrations
* Other Illustrations

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Backpacks

**Backpacks** are the secondary source of firepower (excluding the Inquisitor) of Battle of Titans. They can assist Titans in battle and are equipped behind them, hence their name. Currently, they are called **Special Weapons** (according to the IG description).

## Light Backpacks

* Fulgur
* Beacon

## Medium Backpacks

* Javelin
* Onager

## Heavy Backpacks

* Inquisitor
* Dragon (Continue Page Please)

## **Backpack** Costs

 Medium Backpacks | 60,000 EC
 Heavy Backpacks | 150,000 EC