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Tournaments

The **Tournaments** mode allows players to compete in automatically scheduled 3v3 brackets, in order to earn rewards. Tournaments are scheduled daily. The system was released in Patch v1.43 on April 3, 2018, and revamped in the September 2020 Free To Play update. The Tournament Rewards system lets players earn Tournament Credits if they perform well in the brackets, which can be spent on Cups (the Tournament equivalent of Drops) which give players exclusive in-game items from a pool of Tournament Rewards. New Tournament Rewards are introduced each season.

When it was released in 2018, it had limited functionality and was not used by most players. It originally allowed players to only create and join their own in-game tournaments, with no officially scheduled brackets. While setting up a tournament you could customize a variety of settings such as minimum and maximum Competitive Rank, and the bracket size.

On August 18, 2020, Psyonix released an article describing a revamped Tournaments system which would be released on August 31 with the Free To Play update. The update was delayed, however, and it released a couple weeks later on September 16, 2020.

On August 5, 2021, Psyonix released an article describing the Expansion of Competitive Tournaments Schedule in Season 4 . The 2v2 Scheduled Tournaments will be added. Additionally each day 1 of the 4 Competitive Extra Modes will be added to the Schedule. This means that the daily Schedule will have more tournament times than before.

## Tournament Schedule

Psyonix-scheduled Tournaments happen at different times. Here is a table that can help you get to know when each tournaments starts. You can sign in to a Tournament 15 minutes or less before it's about to start. There is also a Second Chance tournament that is scheduled for 15 minutes after the original tournament, but you cannot enter it if you lose in the first round by a tiebreaker with the least shots on the goal or by a coin flip.[*citation needed*] You do not need to have participated in the original to participate in the Second Chance tournament. If you lose in the first round in the second chance bracket, that means you are out.

There is a 16-hour cooldown which will regularly run after the second chance start time, so you have two chances at victory.

*Note: Only 2v2 and 3v3 Soccar affect the player's tournament rank. Extra Modes Tournaments have no effect.*

*This list is incomplete.*

## Tournament Rewards

Tournament rewards are not tradable. They are all paintable and certifiable.

* Season 11
* Season 10
* Season 9
* Season 8
* Season 7
* Season 6
* Season 5
* Season 4
* Season 3
* Season 2
* Season 1

 File:Tournament Rewards S11.jpg

## Gallery

The old tournament creation screenThe new tournament queue screenTournament pre-match lobby
Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6Season 7Season 8Season 9

## References

1. ↑ Revamped Tournaments: A Closer Look on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Rocket League Patch Notes: September Update on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ 2V2 Tournaments and more coming in Season 4 on Rocket League - Official Site
Shrub Hub

The **Shrub Hub** antennas are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic. They are categorized as **Uncommon** rarity. They could have been obtained in Tournament Cups in Season 5.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it was available from Tournament Cups.

## Possible Painted Variants

Shrub Hub antenna icon black.pngBlackShrub Hub antenna icon burnt sienna.pngBurnt SiennaShrub Hub antenna icon cobalt.pngCobaltShrub Hub antenna icon crimson.pngCrimsonShrub Hub antenna icon forest green.pngForest GreenShrub Hub antenna icon grey.pngGreyShrub Hub antenna icon lime.pngLimeShrub Hub antenna icon orange.pngOrangeShrub Hub antenna icon pink.pngPinkShrub Hub antenna icon purple.pngPurpleShrub Hub antenna icon saffron.pngSaffronShrub Hub antenna icon sky blue.pngSky BlueShrub Hub antenna icon titanium white.pngTitanium White
Takumi Pack

**Takumi Pack** is the fourth Special Pack introduced in Rocket League Free To Play. The Takumi Pack is available since the Season 5 of Free to Play. It is available to buy in the Item Shop. It is a 4th Item pack known as Special Pack. This pack is on sale until February 23, 2022 at 5PM. The reduced price by -35% is 10.21 GBP in Epic Games Store and 9.75 GBP on Steam. It was retired on March 23, 2022.
Yankii RL

The **Yankii RL** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 5 in Patch v1.70 (December 04, 2019), are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

These wheels could be obtained from tier 59 of Rocket Pass 5. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Yankii RL wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Painted Variants

These variants could be obtained randomly after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass:

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## Special Edition

When players unlock a Pro Tier item from Rocket Pass 4, there was a 25% chance to get
a **Special Edition** version of the Yankii RL wheels:

Yankii RL: Infinite
### Painted Variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenLimePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## Gallery

* Infinite Saffron Yankii RL wheels
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## References

1. ↑ Rocket Pass 5: Your Journey Begins on Rocket League - Official Site
Sweet Dreams

The **Sweet Dreams** Player Banner, released on February 23, 2021, are a collectible item used to customize a player's Profile. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

You can find them in Season 2 Series blueprints, or Item Shop. They can also be traded between players.

The Sweet Dreams player banners are classified as **Rare**.

## Painted variants

Sweet Dreams player banner icon cobalt.pngCobaltSweet Dreams player banner icon crimson.pngCrimsonSweet Dreams player banner icon forest green.pngForest GreenSweet Dreams player banner icon grey.pngGreySweet Dreams player banner icon lime.pngLimeSweet Dreams player banner icon pink.pngPinkSweet Dreams player banner icon purple.pngPurpleSweet Dreams player banner icon orange.pngOrangeSweet Dreams player banner icon saffron.pngSaffronSweet Dreams player banner icon sky blue.pngSky BlueSweet Dreams player banner icon titanium white.pngTitanium WhiteSweet Dreams player banner icon black.pngBlackSweet Dreams player banner icon burnt sienna.pngBurnt Sienna
## References

1. ↑ Season 2 Series Has Arrived on Rocket League - Official Site
Title/Rocket Pass

Data for Title#Rocket Pass Titles
Along with the 2018 level progression update came the **Rocket Pass**, in which new titles are unlockable each season. Following is a table of them, sorted alphabetically. Those in **bold** can only be claimed via the premium rocket pass. After each title is the number of the rocket pass it was obtainable in.
Watermelon

*This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title **Watermelon***

Please follow one of the links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed.
 If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Watermelon** may refer to:

* A rare topper named *Worried Watermelon*
* A limited wheel from Rocket Pass 1
* A limited antenna from Rocket Pass 1 named *Warm Watermelon*
* A limited decal from Rocket Pass 2 for the Octane
* A limited boost from Rocket Pass 4
* A limited decal from Rocket Pass 5 for the Breakout
* A limited decal from Season 2 Rocket Pass for the Merc

**Note:** All Watermelon items from Rocket Pass were obtainable in the free tiers.
Triton

* Garage icon
* Artwork

*See also: AquaDome, Proteus*
**Triton** is a battle-car released on October 4, 2016, which can be obtained by purchasing it as DLC.

Painted variants was made available through the Item Shop.

  As of Patch v1.81, New players that obtain this vehicle from drops will recieve the Very Rare version. If however you played Rocket League before Free To Play then it's rarity will be marked as Legacy.

Note - Even if you have the Legacy version of this vehicle body you can still get a duplicate from drops which will be the Very Rare version.
## Official synopsis

> Embrace your inner sea god and rule the high seas with Triton, the AquaDome's sleekest submersible Battle-Car!
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## Decals

Triton can be equipped with the following decals:

### Premium

Daddy-OFuguMakaiModus BestiaRagnarokStripes
### Rare

Glyphtrix
**Note:** Battle-Cars can also be equipped with any of the Black Market decals.

## Wheels

Triton comes with the following wheels, which can be equipped to any Battle-Car:

Triton
## Gallery

Triton body icon from the in-game garage.Triton promo artwork, also showing the Triton wheels.Triton in-game screenshot.Triton with the Daddy-O decal.Triton with the Fugu decal.Triton with the Makai decal.Triton with the Modus Bestia decal.Triton with the Ragnarok decal.Triton with the Stripes decal.
## Trivia

* The in-game files for Triton refer to it as "Cannonboy".

## References

1. ↑ Rocket League Car Hitboxes on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Patch Notes v1.24 on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Triton on Rocket League - Official Site
4. ↑ Key for Internal Names on Reddit
Title/Levels

Data for Title#Level Titles

*Main article: Leveling System*
Level titles, given from XP, can be unlocked in online and offline play and across all game modes, with the exception of private matches. However, playing online games gives twice as much experience than offline games.

Before Patch v1.08 (November 9, 2015), players' titles were automatically determined by their XP level. Titles could not be customized or hidden. After Patch v1.08, players were given the option to hide their XP titles or swap them with other titles by going to the new "Title" tab in the garage. Then, in Patch v1.50, the level titles were revised. Numerous additional titles were implemented and the level maximum at 75 was removed.

Titles are claimed when a player reaches the required level. The checkpoints are at every twenty levels until level 100, and then you get a title every next hundred levels. The last level title, "Rocket Demigod," is reached at level 1000.

### Old Level Titles

1. ↑ Incoming changes to XP and Level Progression on Rocket League - Official Site
Turbo Series

*This article is about the Blueprint. For the Turbo Crate, see below.*

The **Turbo Blueprint** was released on December 4, 2019 and is part of the blueprint system that replaced all crates as of Patch v1.70. Turbo Items have been released on March 22, 2017.

## Contents

When revealing this blueprint there is a chance of obtaining one of the following items to build with credits:

* 5 Rare Decals
* 2 Very Rare Decals
* 2 Exotic Wheels
* 1 Very Rare Wheel
* 1 Very Rare Rocket Boost
* 1 Import Rocket Boost
* 1 Import Body
* 1 Import Paint Finish

## Crate Gallery

Heiwa decal.Kawaii decal.Griffon decal.Suji decal.Aqueous decal.Snakeskin animated decal.Xenosplash rocket boost.Septem wheels.Vector animated decal.Furry paint finish.Tachyon rocket boost.Endo body.Roulette wheels.Kalos wheels.
## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.31 on Rocket League - Official Site
Title Update 1

**Title Update 1** was released on February 19, 2016.

## Bug Fixes

### General

* Fixed crash instances that would sometimes occur when playing the game uninterrupted for several consecutive hours.
* Fixed an issue where game entered an unresponsive state when attempting to join another user in the post-game lobby.

### Online

* Players should now properly transition into a session after accepting an Xbox One Party invite.

### UI/UX

* Fixed an issue where the "Option" menu or "Report Player" menu would permanently remain on-screen when transitioning to the next match.
* Fixed multiple instances where players did not see other players in their own in-game Party.

## External links

* Title Update 1 (Xbox One) on Rocket League - Official Site
Wheels/RP3

Data for Wheels#Rocket Pass 3

Free
MainStreet (Tier 38)Sovereign (Tier 50)
Premium
Generator I (Tier 07)Tungsten (Tier 13)Metalwork (Tier 20)Celestial I (Tier 26)Ved-Ava I (Tier 30)Galvan (Tier 34)Ulterior (Tier 39)Generator II (Tier 44)Visionary (Tier 51)Celestial II (Tier 59)Polaris (Tier 65)Ved-Ava II (Tier 69)
Special Edition (Premium)
Galvan: HolographicMetalwork: InvertedPolaris: Remixed
Tube Tank

The **Tube Tank** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 5 in Patch v1.70 (December 04, 2019), are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

These wheels could be obtained from tier 35 of Rocket Pass 5. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Tube Tank wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Painted Variants

These variants could be obtained randomly after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass:

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## References

<references>

1. ↑ Rocket Pass 5: Your Journey Begins on Rocket League - Official Site
Sentinel

* Garage icon
* Artwork

**Sentinel** is a battle-car that was released on October 1, 2019. It can be obtained from the Vindicator Crate. It can also be obtained through trading between players.

## Painted Variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## Gallery

Body icon from the in-game garage.Sentinel Hero Artwork
## Trivia

* The Sentinel was the last Battle-Car to be released in a crate.

## References

@RocketLeague on Twitter: "Check out the new Sentinel Battle-Car. (Oh, and it's the Plank hitbox.)"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Blueprints and Final Crate Revealed on Rocket League - Official Site
Wizard Hat

*See also: Witch's Hat*

The **Wizard Hat** topper is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. It is classified as **common** rarity. Painted and certified variants are classified as **uncommon**.

Like all of the common toppers, it's unlocked after a player completes fifteen matches. Completed matches can be online or offline, in any game mode.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it is common. However, painted and certified variants can be traded.

## Possible Painted Variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleTitanium White
ZT-19 GS

The **ZT-19 GS** Wheels, released on April 20, 2019 and were released as the Redeem Code part of the **Jazwares Pull-Back Racers Series 2**, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's Battle-Car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

You can find them in Redeem Code. They cannot be traded between players due to being from Redeem Code.

The ZT-19 GS wheels are classified as **Limited**.

## Trivia

* ZT-19 GS wheels are referred to as "**ZTEighteen**" in the game files.
Super Cube

**Super Cube** was a limited-time game mode that was introduced on February 22, 2021 as part of the Lucky Lanterns event.

Super Cube uses mutators where the ball changes into a Cube, the speed is changed to maximum and have increased bounciness.

## Official Synopsis

  Super Cube is a goofy mode that messes with mutators and changes the shape of the Rocket League ball. Like the name suggests, the ball has been replaced by a cubic shape, and its maximum speed and bounciness have increased. Good luck trying to predict its bounces!
## References

1. ↑ Lucky Lanterns is Live now on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Lucky Lanterns is Live now on Rocket League - Official Site
WWE SummerSlam Bundle

The **WWE SummerSlam Bundle** is a bundle that contains two decals inspired by John Cena and Roman Reigns. It was announced on July 26, 2022, and released on July 28, 2022.

The decals included in the bundle can only be equipped to the Octane.

## WWE SummerSlam Bundle Contents

The following items came with the WWE SummerSlam Bundle when purchased for 200 Credits in the Item Shop:

 File:WWE SummerSlam John Cena decal icon.png | Octane: WWE John Cena
 File:WWE SummerSlam Roman Reigns decal icon.png | Octane: WWE Roman Reigns

## References

1. ↑ John Cena and Roman Reigns Enter The Squared Circle on Rocket League - Official Site
Wheels/S4RP

Data for Wheels#Season 4 Rocket Pass

Free
Buckboard (Tier 48)
Premium
Powder Keg (Tier 07)Gadabout (Tier 13)Rocko (Tier 20)Barouche (Tier 26)Boomstick (Tier 41)Tanker (Tier 46)Imptekk (Tier 51)Ruinator (Tier 54)Haunted Hoss (Tier 64)
Special Edition (Premium)
Gadabout: Inverted (Tier 31)Tanker: Infinite (Tier 59)Ruinator: Inverted (Tier 69)
Utopia Coliseum

**Utopia Coliseum** is an arena in *Rocket League*. It was added to the game on August 11, 2015, two days before the release of the Supersonic Fury DLC pack, as the game's first free arena.

The arena features a theme reminiscent of the SARPBC Utopia arena, although not the layout, which can instead be seen in the Rocket Labs Utopia Retro arena.

Utopia Coliseum has a **dusk** variation, which was added on October 13, 2015, along with the release of the Revenge of the Battle-Cars DLC Pack.

A **Snowy** variation was added on December 7, 2016.

A **Gilded** variation was added on June 14, 2022 as a part of the season 7 update.

## Gallery

In-game preview of Utopia ColiseumIn-game preview of Utopia Coliseum (Dusk)In-game preview of Utopia Coliseum (Snowy)In-game preview of Utopia Coliseum (Gilded)Promo image of Utopia ColiseumA view of blue team's goalBackground scenery as seen outside of the arenaDusk variationSnowy variation
## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.04 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ First Free Map on Rocket League - Official Site
Shark Bite

*See also: Hot Wheels (topper)*

The **Shark Bite** topper, released in Patch v1.29, is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. The topper is a Hot Wheels® shark racetrack with Bone Shaker circling around it. It is classified as **common** rarity.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it is common.

## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.29 on Rocket League - Official Site
Security

Created by Nicholas and Charlie in 2013, Security is the main villain of The Four Mad Men's stories.

## First appearance

Security first appeared when he killed Hello with a tree. He disappeared and built up and army.

## Weaponry

Security has lots of weaponry including space ships, laser guns and lightning swords. His flagship is a small black interceptor.

## Second appearance

Security appeared again with his army and attacked the other characters. He was fought off by Roast Dadda and Ning Ning.

## Death

When he attacked the characters for the last time Hello Jr., Goodbye and Granny Sure had a long battle with him in the forest. In the end he knocked out Granny sure and was about to kill Goodbye with his lightning sword when Hello Jr. threw a tree into him and crushed him.

## Final appearance

His last appearance was in Buggy. He was ruling an alternate world were one of his workers saved him from being crushed. His legs were broken so he made a metal suit to hold his legs up. He wanted to kill Buggy but in the end...

## Second death

His second death was when he was fighting Buggy in the sky above his city. Buggy smashed his power chip so that he could not fly. Security fell from the sky and landed on the street. All his men died when he died.

## Suits

His first suit was his Terrorist suit. He wore a black bullet proof vest with black sleeves and grey gloves. He had a brown scarf and a black hood. Last but not least he had black jeans. His second suit was his black pilot suit that he wore in his spaceship. It was completely black and he had a black visor on his black helmet. His third and final suit was his Cyberpunk suit. It had two large metal arms with guns out the back and it was silver. He had a silver helmet with a transparent visor.
Wheels/RP5

Data for Wheels#Rocket Pass 5

Free
Yin-Yang (Tier 22)Shinkei (Tier 52)
Premium
Menduro (Tier 07)Reticle (Tier 13)Shima (Tier 20)Dimonix (Tier 26)Tube Tank (Tier 35)Morrowhatch (Tier 44)Startis (Tier 54)Yankii RL (Tier 59)Holosphere (Tier 64)Helicoprion (Tier 69)
Special Edition (Premium)
Shima: InfiniteDimonix: InvertedYankii RL: Infinite
Tokyo Underpass

*See also: Esper, Masamune*
**Tokyo Underpass** is an arena added on June 20, 2016.

Originally called **Neo Tokyo**, it was renamed on May 10, 2017, due to a standardized version of this arena being released with the same name.

As of March 22, 2017, this arena can only be played in Exhibition or Private matches. Otherwise, it is available in the online Rumble playlist since September 28, 2017.

## Official synopsis

Tokyo Underpass's origin began as the popular Rocket Labs arena, Underpass. This was the first arena to have multiple levels and was inspired by feedback from top-level players. Now, it returns with a fantastic visual theme and streamlined game-play improvements.

## Standardization

On May 8, 2017, Psyonix announced that Neo Tokyo would be re-released with a standardized layout, and that the currrent iteration of the arena would be renamed "Tokyo Underpass".

  For those who love the original "Neo Tokyo," we have you covered! We are keeping the original arena in Rocket League, but with a new name: "Tokyo Underpass." This new name/old look arena will be available in offline and private matches only for now. "Tokyo Underpass" is also replacing the original "Underpass" map, which will be removed from the Rocket Labs rotation starting with this update.

## References

1. ↑ Neo Tokyo on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ What's Coming in v1.34 on Rocket League - Official Site
Woofer

The **Woofer** wheels, released in Season 2 Rocket Pass, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 64. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Woofer wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
The Mustachio Brothers

Created by Nicholas in 2014, the Mustachio Brothers were two Italian brothers who helped The Bearded Ape and Orangutan travel through the Draconian Desert. One of them was shot by a member of Security's army, but he was later brought back to life when Puku Nuku travelled through a portal, taking other alternate timeline characters with him.

They started off as detectives who solved strange mysteries.
Topper/Uncommon

Data for Topper#Uncommon

AntlersBaseball Cap (B)Baseball Cap (F)BeretBiker CapBirthday CakeBowlerBrodie HelmetBycocketCaptain’s HatCattlemanChainsawChef’s HatCockroachDeerstalkerDerbyFoam HatFruit HatGraduation CapHawaiian LeiHeart GlassesHomburgHotcakesIvy CapJack-in-the-BoxLatteLight BulbLittle BowLittle BunnyLittle CowLittle DogLittle ElephantLittle OwlLittle SlothMouse TrapPalm TreePaper BoatParty HatPigeonPlungerPolice HatPork PieRastaRhino HornsShurikenSwim RingStegosaurSurfboardTiaraTraffic ConeTrucker HatUncle SamUnicornVisorWork Boot
Shade Raid

* Garage icon
* Artwork

The **Shade Raid** Goal Explosion, released on March 9, 2022 in the Fornax Series. are a collectible item used to customize a player's Battle-Car. It provides no advantages while in use and is purely cosmetic.

You can find it in Fornax Series Blueprints, or by trading up 5 Exotic blueprints from the same series. It can also be traded between players.

This Goal Explosion is categorized as **Black Market**.
Bats

The Bats were created by Nicholas and Charlie in 2014.

## Story

A group of scientists went to the jungle to uncover a new species of Bat that had been sighted. It turned out the Bats were huge and blood hungry. The team set up a huge net for the Bats to fly into. At sunset, the monsters were spotted as a huge black cloud heading over the hills. They flew into the nets before they were fully rigged and multiple scientists were eaten alive.
Throttle FREE Bundle

The **Throttle FREE Bundle** is a bundle that was available to claim in the Item Shop in the Throttle tab from May 10, 2022, to May 17, 2022. It was announced on the day it released.

The Throttle Bundle was also available for purchase during the same period and cost 500.

## Throttle FREE Bundle Contents

The following items come with the Throttle FREE Bundle, which could be claimed in the Item Shop.

## References

1. ↑ Feel The Music With The Throttle Bundle on Rocket League - Official Site
Stitches

The **Stitches** decal was released on October 16, 2017, as part of the Haunted Hallows event. It is exclusive to Breakout.

There is a random chance to get it from the Haunted Hallows Crate. It can also be traded between players.

It is classified as **Rare**.

## Painted variants

* Black
* Burnt Sienna
* Cobalt
* Crimson
* Forest Green
* Grey
* Lime
* Orange
* Pink
* Purple
* Saffron
* Sky Blue
* Titanium White
NFL Opening Season

*See also: NFL Super Bowl LV*
**NFL Opening Season** is an event that ran from September 9, 2021 to September 16, 2021. It is a partnership with NFL in celebration of the NFL 2021 season. The event coincided with the release of the NFL Fan Pass 2021.

It featured the return of Gridiron game mode, based on American football. The mode uses a special event-exclusive arena, Champions Field (NFL).

During the event, players could complete three challenges to unlock the NFL-themed rocket boost and topper.

## Event Challenges

Note - These challenges are only available during the NFL 2021 Opening Season event.
Showroom

Showroom officially released with Patch v1.19 with a Neo Tokyo Update. Showroom was a place where People could buy DLC content before introduction of Item Shop. Showroom had both Rocket League own branded and licensed DLC content. All of the items shown in this menu were available to be purchased with real money. In this menu people could have previewed the items before buying them. You could have check the Decals, Cars and Wheels that the cars came with.

Supersonic Fury Bundle artwork.pngSupersonic FuryChaos Run Bundle artwork.pngChaos RunRevenge of the Battle-Cars Bundle artwork.pngRevenge of the Battle-CarsNBA Flag Pack Bundle artwork.pngNBA Flag PackMLB Fan Pack Bundle artwork.pngMLB Fan PackHot Wheels Triple Threat Bundle artwork.pngHot Wheels Triple ThreatDC Super Heroes Bundle artwork.pngDC Super Heroes
Unmasked

The **Unmasked** decal is a collectable item that is used to customize the appearance of a player's battle-car. It provides no advantages while applied and is simply cosmetic.

It is categorized as **rare**, and was formely only available from the Player's Choice Crate, as of November 16th 2017, it has since been removed from the crate and can't be drop anymore. It can also be traded between players.

This decal is exclusive to Dominus GT.

## Painted variants

Paintable regions include the burn-away marks found throughout the body.

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
Work Boot

The **Work Boot** topper is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. It is categorized as **uncommon** rarity.

This topper can be obtained randomly when a player levels up after online matches. It can be used in the trade-in system, and it can also be traded between players.

There are no painted variants of this topper.
Steam Client Update

The **Steam Client Update** was released on December 22, 2015.

## Headlines

> "Hey everyone!
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> We’re rolling out a small patch for Steam Users. It should fix the stuttering some players were experiencing when they have a high number of steam friends. You shouldn’t notice any service interruptions!
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> Happy Holidays!"
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## External links

* Steam Client Update on Rocket League - Official Site
Wheels/S5RP

Data for Wheels#Season 5 Rocket Pass

Free
Blade Wave: Inverted (Tier 48)
Premium
Optic (Tier 07)Galaxial (Tier 13)Alloy (Tier 20)MT. E (Tier 26)Y.O.U. (Tier 30)Holofield (Tier 37)Ms. Sweet Corn (Tier 41)Glonex (Tier 46)Enjin (Tier 51)Throned (Tier 54)
Special Edition (Premium)
Glonex: Holographic (Tier 59)Enjin: Roasted (Tier 64)Throned: Sacred (Tier 68)
The Puppet Maker

Created by Corban in 2015, the Puppet Maker is an evil scientist obsessed with creating horrifying creatures.

## Creations

The Puppet Maker's origins are unknown. His impact has been felt entirely through his creations, the most dangerous of these being Toodlelatzu, Muppety Puppety, Stretchy, and the Pirate Puppet. Toodleatzu was the first of them.

## Story

For a long time the Puppet Maker lived alone in an abandoned village. He built puppets, but his ultimate goal was to bring them to life. He finally succeeded with Toodlelatzu, who he helped achieve his evil goals. When Toodlelatzu was killed, the Puppet Maker found him and fixed him, bringing him back to life.

After that, the Puppet Maker just hid in the shadows while helping all his creations. He was never caught.
Tri-fly

The **Tri-fly** wheels, released in Season 6#Rocket Pass, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 41. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded.

The Tri-fly wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.
Women's History Month

**Women's History Month**  is a month that celebrates the contributions of women to events in history, taking place during the month of March. It was celebrated in Rocket League in 2021, 2022, and 2023! During this month, Rocket League players could go to the Item Shop and find free bundles under the **Women's History Month** tab.

## **Bundles**

* 2023
* 2022
* 2021

March 8, 2023 - April 6, 2023

Illustrated by Psyonix' Concept Art Intern Cameron Unson

March 15, 2023 - April 6, 2023

Created by Graphic Designer Kelly Lobascio

March 22, 2023 - April 6, 2023

Courtesy of Senior 3D Artist Lindsey Gunsallus

March 10, 2022 - March 31, 2022

Featuring Linda Perry - producer, songwriter, and philanthropist

March 5, 2021 - March 8, 2021

Created by Psyonix Prop Artist, Lindsey

## External Links

* Women's History Month Tournaments and Free Items on Rocket League - Official Site
* Rocket League Celebrates Women's History Month on Rocket League - Official Site
* Rocket League Celebrates Women's History Month on Rocket League - Official Site
Triumph Series

*This article is about the Blueprint. For the Triumph Crate, see below.*

The **Triumph Blueprint** was released on December 4, 2019 and is part of the blueprint system that replaced all crates as of Patch v1.70. Triumph Items have been released on April 3, 2018.

## Contents

When revealing this blueprint there is a chance of obtaining one of the following items to build with credits:

* 5 Rare Decals
* 1 Very Rare Trail
* 1 Very Rare Wheels
* 1 Very Rare Player Banner
* 1 Very Rare Decal
* 1 Import Wheels
* 1 Import Body
* 1 Import Rocket Boost
* 2 Exotic Wheels
* 2 Black Market Decals
* 2 Black Market Goal Explosions

## Crate Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.43 on Rocket League - Official Site
Worms W.M.D.

The **Worms W.M.D.** topper, released on April 25, 2016, is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. The topper is based off of the video game *Worms W.M.D* by Team17 Digital, and it was released in Patch v1.17 as free DLC. It is classified as **common** rarity.

Like all of the common toppers, it is unlocked after a player completes fifteen matches. Completed matches can be online or offline, in any game mode.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it is common.

## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.17 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Worms Invasion on Rocket League - Official Site
The Block Party

The **Block Party** is an in-game event that was live from October 12, 2022 to October 18, 2022, releasing with Patch v2.21. This event introduced a second Hoops arena, The Block, into the game. The Block is the 2nd Hoops arena to arrive after almost 5 years from when Hoops was introduced.

## Official Synopsis

  Who's Got Next? Unleash your streetball spirit with The Block Party, a basketball-focused Event featuring the new outdoor Hoops Arena! Dunk on your opponents to unlock baller Block Party Challenge Rewards, like the Game Time Player Anthem and animated Double Dribble Topper!

## Trivia

* The Double Dribble topper had been in the game files for years before it was finally released in this event.

## Gallery

Block Party promo artThe Block Party Challenges Menu IconThe Block Party Challenges Menu Screen
## References

1. ↑ Turn Up The Block With A New Hoops Arena on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Does anybody know something about that topper? on Reddit
Zefram

The **Zefram** wheels, released on July 1, 2019, are a collectible item used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic. The Zefram wheels are classified as **exotic** rarity.

They can be obtained from the Totally Awesome Crate, or by trading in five import items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

The Zefram wheels also have a special edition variant — Zefram Infinite — which can also be obtained from the Totally Awesome Crate.

## Painted Variants

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### Painted Variants

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## References

1. ↑ Radical Summer - '80s Culture live now on Rocket League - Official Site
Rocket League Fan Clash FC Cup 2022

**Fan Clash Worlds 2022** is a special event to be introduced to *Rocket League* and uses both Sign Up Rewards, Team Placement Rewards and "Challenges". The event was available from November 17th, 2022 to December 1st, 2022.

## Official synopsis

  Sign up to play for your favorite country to win in-game Nike rewards & more! Goals, assists, and saves made during online matches will contribute to your team's global score.

## 2022 Items

The following items could be obtained by completing specific challenges.

## Team Placement Rewards

Pick one of the 42 participating countries to earn points towards the Global Rewards:

Pick Team: https://fanclash.rocketleague.com/pick-team

Team Dashboard: https://fanclash.rocketleague.com/dashboard

## Gallery

Fan Clash FC Cup2022 LTE logo.pngEvent Logo
## References

1. ↑ Nike FC Cup Brings Football Fans Together on Rocket League - Official Site
Z-RO

The **Z-RO** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 6, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 69. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Z-RO wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

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## Special Edition

This wheel has a special edition available.

Z-RO: Inverted
### Possible Painted Variants

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Servers

In *Rocket League* online gameplay, players can choose from different regional servers to find matches in. Choosing the right region will improve connection speed and ping. Selecting the "Recommended" option will automatically find the closest region and generally the one with the best connectivity.

The regions you can choose from are:

Server locations on a map
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**Note:** These locations are not very accurate because most places are just the country or state where servers are hosted.

## References

1. ↑ Which region should I select to play Rocket League? on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter
The Block

**The Block** is an arena in *Rocket League*. It was added to the game on October 12 2022, it comes as part of Season 8. A The Block Party in-game event has been added to the Celebration of the new Hoops Arena. The 2nd **Under The Hood** episode revealed more in-depth detail from Psyonix about the idea for this arena.

## Trivia

* The Block is the second Hoops arena to be released, after almost 5 years from when Hoops was introduced.
* This makes Hoops the first Extra Mode to have a second arena specifically made for it and released into its rotation.

## Gallery

The Block arena preview1.jpgArena Preview 1The Block arena preview2.jpgArena Preview 2
## References

1. ↑ Turn Up To The Block With A New Hoops Arena on Rocket League - Official Site
Sunset 1986

*This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title **Sunset 1986***

Please follow one of the links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed.
 If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Sunset 1986** may refer to:

* A limited wheel from the phase '80s Culture of the summer event Radical Summer
* A limited player banner from the phase '80s Culture of the summer event Radical Summer
Truncheon

The **Truncheon** wheels, released on October 3, 2019, are a collectible item used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

The Truncheon wheels are classified as **Very Rare** rarity.

They can be obtained from the Vindicator Crate, or by trading in five rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

## Painted Variants

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X-Devil

* Garage icon
* Artwork

*See also: X-Devil Mk2*
**X-Devil** is a battle-car released on July 7, 2015, with the release of the game. It is classified as "Common" rarity.

Before Free To Play the body was unlocked at the beginning of the game, This has now changed and instead new players must earn the body via the new driver challenges.

As part of the Starbase ARC update on December 7, 2016, X-Devil was given a visual upgrade. Its hitbox and handling were not affected.

Since August 3, 2017, painted variants of X-Devil are available through the trade-in system. These variants are classified as **Import** rarity. Unlike the default X-Devil, painted variants can be traded between players.

## Decals

X-Devil can be equipped with the following decals:

### Common

FlamesLightningSkullsStarsStripesTechWings
### Legacy

Wonder Woman
**Note:** Vehicles can also be equipped with any of the Black Market decals.

## Painted Variants

These variants are categorized as **Import** rarity.

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## Gallery

Body icon from the in-game garage.Pre-December 2016 body icon from the in-game garage.X-Devil in-game screenshot.X-Devil with the Maximon decal.
## Trivia

* The in-game files for X-Devil refer to it as "Torch".

## References

1. ↑ Rocket League Car Hitboxes on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Vehicle Specifications v1.38 - Hitbox Visualisations on Imgur
3. ↑ List of New Driver Challenge items on Reddit
4. ↑ Starbase ARC Blasts Off December 7 on Rocket League - Official Site
5. ↑ Patch Notes V1.25 on Rocket League - Official Site
6. ↑ Trade-In System Expansion Now Live on Rocket League - Official Site
7. ↑ Key for Internal Names on Reddit
Zhou GFP

The **Zhou GFP** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 4, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 26. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Zhou GFP wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

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Spyder

The **Spyder** wheels are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while used and are purely cosmetic. They are classified as **common** rarity. Painted variants are classified as **exotic** (uncommon if obtained before August 4, 2017) and can only be obtained through trade-ins.

This wheel must be unlocked—like other common wheels—by completing matches. Completed matches can be online or offline, in any game mode.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it is common. However, painted and certified variants can be traded.

## Possible Painted Variants

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## References

1. ↑ Trade-In System Expansion Now Live on Rocket League - Official Site
Character List

This is a list of all of The Four Mad Men's characters on this wiki.

## First Season

### 2012

* Cheesey
* Roast Bubba
* Roast Dadda

### 2013

* Captain Punch
* Hello
* James Hook
* The Mustachio Brothers
* Ning Ning
* Scavenger
* Security

## Second Season

### 2014

* The Bats
* The Bearded Ape
* Changer
* Chop-Chop
* Mummy
* Muppety Puppety
* Orangutan
* Poe Elmo
* Puku Nuku
* The Scientist
* The TTs
* Nuku Puku

### 2015

* Amphibians
* Alpha
* Arnie
* Buggy
* Dr. Pons
* Joey
* Madman
* Peeka
* The Puppet Maker
* The Pyromaniac
* Stone Heart
* Stretchy
* Toodlelatzu
* Victoria
* Wild Corban

## Third Season

### 2016

* Bing Bing
* The Nightmare Cult
* Venom

### 2017

* Cyborg Scientist
* Flesh Eating Owls
* The Frightful Four
* Psylocke
Spring Fever

*See also: Spring Fever Crate*
**Spring Fever** was the third special event to be introduced to *Rocket League*. It started on March 19, 2018, and ended on April 9, 2018.

Whereas the Haunted Hallows event used *Candy Corn* as in-game currency, Spring Fever used *Flowers*.

## Official synopsis

  Thaw the winter cold and collect *Flowers* at the end of online games. After the match, redeem your *Flowers* to grab special Spring-themed rewards! You can also collect and open new Event Crates full of original content (Unlocked Crates are also available to purchase)!
## Items

The following items were available to purchase using *Flowers*. All items are classified as **Limited** rarity.

**Note -** Players were limited to purchasing 5 decryptors and 9,999 Spring Fever Crates with *Flowers*.

## References

1. ↑ Spring Fever Hits Rocket League on March 19 on Rocket League - Official Site
Ulterior

The **Ulterior** wheels, released on April 17, 2019, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

They can only be obtained from the Rocket Pass 3 in tier 39.

The Ulterior wheels are classified as **Limited**.

## Painted variants

Can only be obtained randomly after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass.

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## Trivia

* Ulterior wheels are referred to as "**ZyTech**" in the game files.
Sprocket

The **Sprocket**wheels, released on December 10, 2018, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

They can only be obtained from the Rocket Pass 2 in tier 22.

The Sprocket wheels are classified as **Limited**.

## Painted variants

Can only be obtained randomly after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass.

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## Special Edition

Now, when you unlock a Pro Tier item from the Rocket Pass 2, you'll have 25% chance to get
a 'Special Edition' version of the Sprocket wheels:

Sprocket: Infinite
## Painted variants

The Special Edition versions have a random chance of being painted.

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X Games

On January 19, 2021, Psyonix announced a collaboration with **X Games** for the RLCS X Games: North American Regional. Items were available in the Item Shop for two consecutive weekends under the X Games tab. Fan Rewards were enabled for the streams with specific licensed items being awarded to players.

## Fan Rewards

Items in this set could be earned by watching the RLCS X Games live stream on the weekends of 2021-01-23 and 2021-01-30. All of these items are of **Limited** rarity.

## Gallery

X Games decalX Games wheelsSnowblind topperX-Board player bannerX-Skis player bannerKnuckle Huck player bannerX-Boards topperX-Skis topper
## References

1. ↑ Rocket League Is Teaming Up With X Games on Rocket League - Official Site
Title/Esports

Data for Title#Esports Titles
These titles are given to the top players in *Rocket League* esports events and competitions.

1. ↑ @ViolentPanda on Twitter: "Pog, Thank you @PsyonixStudios @RLEsports"
2. ↑ @Kaydops on Twitter: "Thanks @RocketLeague !"
3. ↑ @Turbopolsa on Twitter: "yooo thank you guys so much @PsyonixStudios @RLEsports"