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Basic Laser

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Purchased from stores

> A shameful attempt of making a useful weapon... but maybe worth it combined with others?
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> In-Game Description

The Basic Laser is a thermal weapon that shoots one projectile per charge. It does poor damage, but has a somewhat quick reload and low power draw.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Low power draw
* Relatively quick recharge
* Cheap

### Cons

* Low damage
* No critical damage
Homing Missile Launcher

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Modified with a homing system, can't miss its target & deals extra damage on both hull and subsystems. Requires a missile, ignores shields.
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> In-Game Description

The Homing Missile Launcher is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It has a somewhat high charge time and requires a missile, but cannot miss and deals good hull and system damage. It also deals some critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can't miss
* Great hull damage
* Good system damage
* Ignores shields

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Somewhat sluggish charge time
* High power draw
Basic Railbeam

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> A very simple railbeam. The projectile has a chance to pass through shields. When it does, it will only do damage to the targeted system.
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> In-Game Description

The Basic Railbeam is a weapon that shoots once per charge. It has low damage, but shoots often and can damage systems through shields.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Fast charge time
* Can pierce shields (but will not do hull damage through shields)
* Low power draw
* Cheap

### Cons

* Low damage
* No critical damage

## Notes

* Visually identical to Thermal Railbeam Mk1 and Thermal Railbeam Mk2
System Missile

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Requires a missile, ignores shields. Deals high damage on subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The System Missile is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It requires a missile and has low hull damage, but ignores shields and deals significant system damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Great system damage
* Ignores shields
* Increased accuracy

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Low hull damage
* No critical damage
BashBots Wiki

**Welcome to the BashBots Wiki!**
A wiki detailing everything to know about the robot combat web show in Garrys mod by Croga

## Season Logos

Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4

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Heavy EM Laser

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires one high damage projectile with high accuracy. Impacts shields and deals significant damage. A hit on active shields will damage the enemy shield system.
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> In-Game Description

The Heavy EM Laser is an electro-magnetic weapon that shoots one projectile per charge. It has a high charge time, but deals significant damage and can damage enemy shields through them.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* High damage
* High system damage
* Increased accuracy
* Hits to active shields will damage the system and take a shield layer down

### Cons

* Relatively slow reload for one shot
* No critical damage
Upgraded Bomb Launcher

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Teleports a bomb into the targeted system, dealing damage and makes it repair slower. Requires a missile, ignores shields and can't miss.
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> In-Game Description

The Upgraded Bomb Launcher is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It has a high charge time and requires a missile, but cannot miss and deals significant hull and system damage. It also deals some critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can't miss
* Great system damage
* Deals hull damage
* Deals critical damage
* Ignores shields

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Sluggish charge time
* Very high power draw
Piercer Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Deals no system damage but slows down system repair speed.
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> In-Game Description

The Piercer Mk1 is a kinetic weapon that shoots three times per charge. It deals no system damage, but deals critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Shoots thrice
* Deals critical damage

### Cons

* Low damage
* No system damage
* Fairly high power draw
Piercer Mk1

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Deals no system damage but slows down system repair speed.
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> In-Game Description

The Piercer Mk1 is a kinetic weapon that shoots twice per charge. It deals no system damage, but deals critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Shoots twice
* Low power draw
* Deals critical damage

### Cons

* Low damage
* No system damage
Events

While playing Fate of the Irrbloss, players may encounter various events in space. These include distress calls, stores, abandoned stations as well as more rare or unique events.

## Stores

Each sector typically has one or several **stores'*, where the pilot may purchase fuel, missiles and viruses, repair the* Irrbloss** hull, as well as purchase or sell weapons and subsystems. Every store is guaranteed to sell fuel, missiles, viruses and repairs, but available weapons and subsystems are random. Prices also vary between stores.

The last jump in sector 5 is always a store, and the players will be given fuel if they do not have any when they arrive there.

Price variation
 Missile
 Virus
 Repair

## Distress

**Distress calls** are guaranteed to have some type of encounter. This is often a ship in need of fuel, and the pilot may choose to give the other ship fuel in return for scrap or to fight the ship. Sometimes the distress call will be an ambush, where the only choice is to fight. Other times there may be combat aftermath, in which case the only option is to loot the destroyed ships without fighting.

The *Irrbloss* can also send out a distress signal. This is only possible if the ship is out of fuel. Upon using the distress signal and waiting, a higher level ship will soon appear. They may offer to sell the crew fuel, or they may simply attack. If waiting without the distress signal, the enemy will always attack.

## Abandoned station

**Abandoned stations** are pitch-black areas where only one player can be chosen to enter and search for supplies. The pilot may also choose to leave the area without attempting to loot the station. Time spent in stations is limited by the teleporter's upgrade status, with the default time being 60 seconds.

Upon entering a station, the player will need to search for loot. This includes scrap, fuel, missiles and *items,* which may be weapons or subsystems. Abandoned stations also have enemies roaming in them, which will freeze the player in place for a few seconds if spotted and attack if they get close enough. While in the station, the player can hear the *Irrbloss'* radio but cannot communicate back to the ship.

Once the allocated time is spent, the player is teleported back to the ship. If the player dies, any scrap, fuel or missiles they collected are lost. Items will be kept regardless.

## Unique events

The crew may run into special events during Fate of the Irrbloss, including notable enemies and special weapons. As they can be considered spoilers, details about these events are listed in a separate article here.
Balfagor's Flak Cannon

> This Balfagorian scrap cannon uses no scrap when fired. Hits random subsystems, damage between 4-10 and deals bonus damage on subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The Balfagor's Flak Cannon is a special weapon that shoots once per charge, although in a similar manner to a shotgun. It has extremely high power draw and a lengthy charge time, but deals tremendous damage, particularly to subsystems.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Excellent damage output per shot
* Shreds shields due to volume of fire
* Costs nothing to shoot, unlike other flak cannons
* Deals all types of damage

### Cons

* Extreme power draw
* Very long charge time
Upgraded Auto Laser

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires quicker than a cradling can say customer, but always at a random subsystem.
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> In-Game Description

The Upgraded Auto Laser is a thermal weapon that shoots one projectile per charge. It does poor damage and cannot target any specific system, but has a very quick reload.

## Pros and Cons

### Cons

* Low damage
* Cannot be targeted
* No critical damage
* High power draw
Heavy Heated Laser XL

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires one high damage projectile with high accuracy. Impacts shields. Deals significant damage if there is no shield stopping the projectile. Deals extra damage on enemy sub systems.
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> In-Game Description

The Heavy Heated Laser XL is a thermal weapon that shoots one projectile per charge. It has a high charge time and power draw, but deals significant damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Very high damage
* Very high system damage
* Increased accuracy

### Cons

* Relatively slow reload for one shot
* No critical damage
* High power draw
Weapons

The Irrbloss can carry two weapons by default, or four when fully upgraded. This page lists all available weapons in Fate of the Irrbloss.

## List of Weapons

### Standard Weapons

Standard weapons with no specific requirements for usage.

#### Lasers

* Auto Laser
	+ Upgraded Auto Laser
* Basic Laser
* Burst Laser I
	+ Burst Laser II

#### Heavy Lasers

* Heavy EM Laser
* Heavy Heated Laser
	+ Heavy Heated Laser XL
* Heavy Hull Laser
	+ Heavy Hull Laser XL

#### Railbeams

* Basic Railbeam
* Hull Railbeam Mk1
	+ Hull Railbeam Mk2
* Thermal Railbeam Mk1
	+ Thermal Railbeam Mk2

#### Pike Beams

* Hull Beam
* Pike Beam
	+ Pike Beam Mk2

#### Electro-magnetic Weapons

* Shield Breaker
* Shocker
	+ Double Shocker (Shocker Mk2)

#### Miscellaneous

* Doubler
	+ Extra Doubler
* Piercer Mk1
	+ Piercer Mk2

### Projectile-based Weapons

This section includes weapons that require a projectile, like a missile or scrap, to be used.

#### Launchers

* Antimatter Catalyzer
	+ Antimatter Catalyzer Mk2
* Bomb Launcher
	+ Upgraded Bomb Launcher
* Cannon
* Missile Launcher
	+ Homing Missile Launcher
	+ System Missile

#### Flak Cannons

* Flak Cannon Mk1
	+ Flak Cannon Mk2
* Super Heated Flak
	+ Super Heated Flak Mk2

### Special Weapons

These are weapons that cannot be acquired from stores or stations and are unique.

* Aether's Reloader
* Balfagor's Flak Cannon
* Cannon of the Reavers
* Grånk's Shocker
* The Baroc Gavel
* The Swarm
* The Void's Choir
Auto Laser

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires quick, but always at a random subsystem.
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> In-Game Description

The Auto Laser is a thermal weapon that shoots one projectile per charge. It does poor damage and cannot target any specific system, but has a quick reload and low power draw.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Low power draw
* Quick recharge
* Cheap

### Cons

* Low damage
* Cannot be targeted
* No critical damage
Fate of the Irrbloss Wiki

**Welcome to the Fate of the Irrbloss Wiki!**
This is a wiki for the VRChat world "Fate of the Irrbloss", a roguelike game where a crew of 1-5 players pilot a void craft in search of treasure. Fate of the Irrbloss was created by xCirrex, and is inspired by other space games like FTL: Faster Than Light and EVE Online.

This page is largely a placeholder until more information is added - feel free to contribute!

## Important articles

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The Void's Choir

> A powerful gift from the Void Whisperers that will help you on your journey. Can damage 4-8, as long as there is no shield to stop it.
>
> In-Game Description

The Void's Choir is a special pike-type weapon that shoots once per charge. It has extremely high power draw, a very long charge time and is stopped by shields, but deals high damage and cannot miss.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Very high damage output
* Cannot miss

### Cons

* Extreme power draw
* Very long charge time
* No critical damage
* Nullified by shields
Gladiator

**Gladiator** is a song sung by Jennifer Weston, Carson Vagil and Bryson Martinez, and originally written by Softwilly, LeonDiLeoni, XANAKIN SKYWOK, SADFRIENDD and Yumi.

Jennifer, after seeing Mrs. Lance go through the course, she decides to go through it. She enjoys it very well.

The song is featured as Jennifer Weston’s first theme song during Season 5.
Antimatter Catalyzer Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

The Antimatter Catalyzer Mk2 is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It has a somewhat high charge time and requires a missile, but deals significant hull and system damage. It also deals some critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Deals all types of damage
* High hull damage

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Somewhat sluggish charge time
* High power draw

## Notes

* Visually identical to Antimatter Catalyzer
Nexomon Extinction Wiki

**Welcome to the Nexomon Extinction Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about Nexomon Extinction that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

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Thermal Railbeam Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

The Thermal Railbeam Mk2 is a thermal weapon that shoots four times per charge. It has low damage and very high power draw, but shoots a lot and can pierce shields.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can pierce shields (but will not do hull damage through shields)
* Shoots four times

### Cons

* Low damage
* No critical damage
* Very high power draw
* Somewhat slow recharge (offset by shots per charge)

## Notes

* Visually identical to Thermal Railbeam Mk1
Pike Beam

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Can damage 1-3, as long as there is no shield to stop it. Can't miss.
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> In-Game Description

The Pike Beam is a thermal weapon that shoots once per charge. It is nullified by shields, but cannot miss and deals reasonable damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Cannot miss
* Low power draw

### Cons

* Cannot hurt shielded enemies
* Somewhat sluggish charge time
* No critical damage
Super Heated Flak Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Uses scrap metal when fired. Hits random subsystems, damage between 3-6. Does extra damage on subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The Super Heated Flak Mk2 is a projectile-based thermal weapon that shoots once per charge, although in a similar manner to a shotgun. It cannot be targeted and requires scrap to shoot, but can easily strip shields and deals good damage in the absence of any.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Practically doesn't miss due to volume of fire
* Hits multiple times, excellent for taking down shields
* Excellent system damage

### Cons

* Each shot costs scrap
* Cannot target specific systems
* No critical damage
* High power draw

## Notes

* Visually identical to Super Heated Flak
Antimatter Catalyzer

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Uses a missile and transforms it into an anti matter charge. Ignores shields but does little damage to subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The Antimatter Catalyzer is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It has a somewhat high charge time and requires a missile, but deals significant hull and system damage. It also deals some critical damage, slowing down system repair speed.

## Pros and Cons

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Somewhat sluggish charge time
* Takes a few seconds to shoot after charging

## Notes

* Visually identical to Antimatter Catalyzer Mk2
Super Heated Flak

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Uses scrap metal when fired. Hits random subsystems, damage between 2-4. Does extra damage on subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The Super Heated Flak is a projectile-based thermal weapon that shoots once per charge, although in a similar manner to a shotgun. It cannot be targeted and requires scrap to shoot, but can easily strip shields and deals good damage in the absence of any.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Practically doesn't miss due to volume of fire
* Hits multiple times, excellent for taking down shields
* Great system damage

### Cons

* Each shot costs scrap
* Cannot target specific systems
* No critical damage
* Fairly high power draw

## Notes

* Visually identical to Super Heated Flak Mk2
Missile Launcher

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Requires a missile, ignores shields.
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> In-Game Description

The Missile Launcher is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It requires a missile, but ignores shields.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Low power draw
* Ignores shields
* Increased accuracy

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Somewhat sluggish charge time
* No critical damage
Doubler

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Purchased from stores

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Has a chance to fire twice per shot. Probably more scary on enemy ships.
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> In-Game Description

The Doubler is a thermal weapon that shoots twice per charge. It has a relatively high charge time, but each shot has a chance to be doubled, shooting up to four times per charge.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Shoots twice, with a possibility of up to four shots

### Cons

* Low damage
* No critical damage
Flak Cannon Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Uses scrap metal when fired. Hits random subsystems, damage between 3-6.
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> In-Game Description

The Flak Cannon Mk2 is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge, although in a similar manner to a shotgun. It cannot be targeted and requires scrap to shoot, but can easily strip shields and deals great damage in the absence of any.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Practically doesn't miss due to volume of fire
* Hits multiple times, excellent for taking down shields
* Has increased damage compared to Mk1

### Cons

* Each shot costs scrap
* Cannot target specific systems
* No critical damage
* Fairly high power draw
Hull Railbeam Mk1

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires a high velocity energy projectile. Deals no system damage but slows down repair speed. The projectile has a chance to pass through shields. It will only damage the system if it does.
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> In-Game Description

The Hull Railbeam Mk1 is a kinetic weapon that shoots twice per charge. It has low damage, but shoots twice and deals critical damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can pierce shields (but will not do hull damage through shields)
* Deals critical damage

## Notes

* Visually identical to Hull Railbeam Mk2
Cannon

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Requires a missile, ignores shields. Slows down system repair speed.
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> In-Game Description

The Cannon is a projectile-based kinetic weapon that shoots once per charge. It has somewhat low damage and requires a missile, but ignores shields and deals every type of damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Deals every type of damage
* Fairly quick charge time
* Ignores shields
* Increased accuracy

### Cons

* Requires a missile
* Overall low damage
A.C.E

*Trabalho em Progresso*Este artigo está em construção e requer mais conteúdo. Você pode ajudar a wiki expandindo-o.

## A.C.E

### Família Usada

Cartas Máquina

> Game over pra você!
>
> A.C.E

**A.C.E** é um Mestre Chefão. Ele se especializa em cartas da família Máquina e dá ao jogador um Pacote Especial quando derrotado.

## Personalidade

A.C.E não mostra muito de sua personalidade, mas é muito sério no trabalho, priorizando uma boa experiência para os clientes.

## Mais

Além de participar como Mestre Chefão, A.C.E trabalha como atendente no Fliperama Robolândia. A.C.E é muito grato pelo Criador ter lhe dado consciência.

## Curiosidade

* A.C.E é um acrônimo de "Artificial Card Expert" (Especialista de Cartas Artificial no Inglês).
The Baroc Gavel

> A modified heavy laser given to you by the Baroc Alliance. Impacts shields. Deals significant damage if there is no shield stopping the projectile. Deals extra damage on hull and subsystems.
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> In-Game Description

The Baroc Gavel is a special heavy laser-type weapon that shoots three times per charge. It has extremely high power draw, but deals high damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Shoots thrice, deals all types of damage

### Cons

* Extreme power draw
* Painfully slow charge time
Chapter Fifty-Five: Halloween

Poster for the Episode

**Chapter Fifty-Five: Halloween** is the seventh episode of Season 5 of *Tales From The Darkside,* and the fifty-fifth overall. The episode serves as the fourth episode of the Racing Arc as well as the series’ first Halloween special. The episode aired on October 26, 2023.

## Synopsis

**HALLOWEEN IN NELSON** — The Halloween season arrives, and the Midnight Club decide to head out to perform some moves.

## Plot

“Halloween Spirit Week,” Bryson explains. “The week everyone dresses up in preparation for Halloween this week.” Bryson passes by Yasmin in the hallway, and simply nods at her. Yasmin does the same, and continues walking past as well. Bryson holds a meeting, in which he states, “I want everyone to take a vote. Either we can do our own thing for Halloween, or I can give a lesson on night driving, far away from young trick or treaters.” Allison asks, “Wouldn’t that be dangerous, you know? What if some dumb 7 year old jumps out and tries to convict us of manslaughter?” Bryson answers, “That’s why we’re going to the outskirts of town. Nearby Argos. Where they’ll probably not be any trick or treaters.” Yasmin learns of the event, and asks to go, and if she can invite Sabrina and Kayla as well. Bryson says yes to both questions. Later that night, Bryson prepares to head out, saying he’s going to a Halloween party. The Midnight Club meets where Bryson told them to meet, and Bryson arrives. Bryson proudly presents his race course, which everyone is excited for. Carson jokingly asks, “No music Bryson?! We’re just doing this in absolute silence?” Bryson says, “Oh, no no. We got music.” He turns on a radio, and begins the course (“Zonin”). Everyone is amazed, and they line up. Veronica arrives just as Carson is about to go. Carson changes the music (“I Love You So”), and goes through the course, impressing Veronica. Bryson talks to her, and Veronica confirms her and Carson’s relationship. Jennifer sees the Midnight Club, and heads to talk to Bryson. Bryson agrees, and they talk. “So,” Jennifer begins, “You run a club?” “Yeah,” Bryson answers. “Why?” “Where’s Mrs. Lance?” Bryson points to the car in the course, which Mrs. Lance is driving. Jennifer asks, “Can I go through it? I forgot what I was gonna ask.” Bryson agrees, and she jumps in a sports car, and goes through the course (“Gladiator”). After everyone has gone through twice, Bryson dismisses the club. Everyone leaves, except Yasmin. Yasmin compliments Bryson’s performance, which he says, “All thanks to movies and TV shows, I learned how to drift professionally and race.” Yasmin states, “You should get into the racing industry. I think you’d do great.” Yasmin gives him a kiss on the cheek before trying to leave. Yasmin’s car breaks down. Bryson tells her, “Get in.” He takes her home (“ILY Baby”), where he drives professionally, which Yasmin is having fun. He drops her off, and heads home.

## Trivia

* The episode fully establishes the Racing Arc as an arc based around the phonk music genre.
* The episode also begins the “parallel arc” of the Racing Arc, based around Bryson and Yasmin reconsidering their relationship.
Chapter Thirty-Nine: Confession

**Chapter Thirty-Nine: Confession** is the fourth episode of Season 4 of *Tales From The Darkside,* and the thirty-ninth overall. The episode serves as the third episode of The Titanic Arc. The episode aired on October 11, 2023.

## Synopsis

**TRIGGERING MEMORIES** — Bryson tries to regain everyone’s memories, but is confronted by another problem.

## Plot

Bryson looks around the ship, and doesn’t find Katie. He bumps into The Dark Lord without knowing, but The Dark Lord does realize. Bryson finally finds her, and strikes up a friendship. Katie redevelops feelings for Bryson, but doesn’t show it. Bryson finally confesses, but Katie tells him, “I have a fiancée. Do you know Diana Colbe?” Bryson is shocked, and initially gives up. Katie and Diana are relaxing in the latter’s room. Diana leaves, and Katie is met by The Angel Lord. The Angel Lord tells Katie her previous life, and this triggers Katie’s memories to return. The sunset hits, and Bryson stands at the bow of the ship. Katie appears, and Bryson turns around. Katie tells him, “I remember. Babe, I remember everything.” She gets closer, and tries speaking again, but Bryson tells her, “Come here.” She gets closer, and he asks her to close her eyes. She does, and Bryson helps her on the front railing, and when she opens her eyes, she sees herself basically flying. “Bryson, I’m flying!” Bryson and Katie then stare at each other, and kiss, solidifying their relationship as soulmates. Diana sees the two together, and begins drawing up plans. Later that night, Bryson and Katie try to trigger everyone else’s memories. It’s revealed that Diana managed to obtain Kathy’s supernatural powers, and makes her way into the ship’s captain’s room. She stays put to try to recreate the ship’s sinking. Eventually, she manages to distract the driver, and the ship collides with the iceberg, triggering the ship’s eventual demise. Bryson and Katie feel the vibration, and stare at each other, realizing what the vibration means.

## Trivia

* The episode begins the second part of The Titanic Arc, with the ship’s infamous sinking.
Thermal Railbeam Mk1

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

The Thermal Railbeam Mk1 is a thermal weapon that shoots twice per charge. It has low damage, but shoots twice and can pierce shields.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can pierce shields (but will not do hull damage through shields)

### Cons

* Low damage
* No critical damage
* Fairly high power draw

## Notes

* Visually identical to Thermal Railbeam Mk2
Chapter Ninety-One: Jennifer & Angela Double Digest

**Chapter Ninety-One: Jennifer & Angela Double Digest** is the eleventh episode of Season 7 of *Tales From The Darkside,* and the ninety-first overall. The episode serves as the seventh episode of the Belsen Arc. The episode aired on December 14, 2023.

## Synopsis

**STRIKING FROM TWO ANGLES** — Jennifer and Angela decide to each attack The Group separately; Angela in Nelson and Jennifer in Mexico. However, Angela begins having second thoughts.

## Plot

Jennifer and Angela split up to take down The Group separately; Jennifer to Mexico, and Angela to Nelson. Angela returns to Nelson, and finds Katie. She initially goes for an attack, but stops after seeing Kendra, Tania, Skylar and Emily with Katie. Jennifer arrives in Mexico, and scopes out for The Group. She sees Bryson and reveals her powers, which a flashback reveals she acquired from Belsen. Jennifer opens a portal and travels to Belsen, where she comes face-to-face with Writer Bryson. He asks her, “What are you doing here? You’re literally breaking the rules of the universe.” Jennifer simply answers, “I need you. I know there’s more of you. Katie from this universe, she’s only the narrator. You’re the writer. I need Katie. I need her to start breaking stuff in the Nelson universe.” Writer Bryson simply answers, “Look, all I can do is tell you that she’s possibly at her house. That’s it.” Jennifer returns to Nelson, and once again targets members of The Group. She sees Donny, and later sees Parker, Jack, Johnathan and Ethan. She starts small by grabbing Donny, and throwing him into the Belsen universe. Donny is confused, and thinks he’s still in the Nelson universe. Donny tries to talk to Belsen Yasmin, but is immediately turned down. Yasmin accuses him of harassment, and Donny is arrested. In prison, Donny is killed by another prisoner. Meanwhile, Angela gets frightened, and doesn’t attack Katie. Angela simply runs away, and meets with Jennifer, who is still pumped from the universe traveling. Angela lies and says she killed Kendra. Jennifer is proud, and tells Angela, “Now we wait.”

## Trivia

* The episode title is a reference to *Archie Comics* and their “double digest” comic releases.
* The episode features the return of various characters not seen for a while, like Donny (who dies), Jack, Parker, Emily and Skylar.
* The episode is the fourth episode to feature a character’s name in the title, after *Chapter Twenty-Seven: Kathy and the God Box*, *Chapter Fifty-Nine: Breaking Bryson*, and *Chapter Seventy-Five: Citizen Weston.* This time, it features Jennifer Weston and Angela Nalie’s names.
	+ The episode is the second to feature Jennifer’s name, after *Chapter Seventy-Five: Citizen Weston.*
	+ The episode is also the first and only episode to feature two character’s names.
Gone Away

**Gone Away** is a song sung by Bryson Martinez and originally performed by American songwriter CG5.

After being exiled by Kathy Beefer, Katie Jackson, Bryson’s girlfriend, tries multiple ways to keep him in Nelson. However, Bryson assures that this is the best way. This song is believed to have marked the beginning of The Exile Arc.
Hull Railbeam Mk2

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Looted from destroyed ships

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Looted from abandoned stations

> Fires a high velocity energy projectile. Deals no system damage but slows down repair speed. The projectile has a chance to pass through shields. It will only damage the system if it does.
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> In-Game Description

The Hull Railbeam Mk2 is a kinetic weapon that shoots three times per charge. It has low damage, but shoots a lot and deals critical damage.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Can pierce shields (but will not do hull damage through shields)
* Deals critical damage
* Shoots thrice per charge

### Cons

* Low damage
* High power draw
* Somewhat slow charge time (offset by shots per charge)

## Notes

* Visually identical to Hull Railbeam Mk1
Light ‘Em Up

**Light ‘Em Up** (Full name **My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light ‘Em Up)**) is a song sung by and originally written by Fall Out Boy.

Bryson’s team grab Yasmin and begin escaping the collapsing God Box. Eldritch Kathy crashes into Katie’s bomb ship, which gives the team motivation to continue escaping.

This song is the first song to be sung by the original artist. This song was also featured in the trailer for *Tales From The Darkside Movie: The God Box Adventure.*
Finale

**Finale** is a song sung by Bryson Martinez and originally written by Lin-Manuel Miranda as part of the In the Heights musical.

As The Group gear up for the battle against Angel0, James and Gordon, everyone is nervous. Bryson reminds everyone, “Guys, I survived an attempted murder with them. I think we’ll be fine.”
Chapter Twelve: The Hunt for the Truth

**Chapter Twelve: The Hunt for the Truth** is the second episode of Season 2 of *Tales From The Darkside* and the twelfth overall. The episode serves as the prelude episode to The Exile Arc and The Origins Arc.

## Synopsis

**THE HUNT** — Bryson and Katie continue the investigation into the Polaroids.

## Plot

Bryson is still reeling from finding the Polaroid which supposedly depicted him stabbing Janice to death. Katie walks into his office, and asks him, “Have you found anything?” Bryson says no, and tries to think of anyone that would’ve wanted to frame him. He stands up, and negotiates with Katie over it. “We can easily cross off Skylar and Evan since, you know, they’re dead.” “What about anyone who was friends with Skylar? The Choir kids?” “The ones who got traumatized by Skylar’s rampage right before Thanksgiving? I don’t think so.” “Well, I can’t think of anyone else, Bryson.” Carson enters the room, and tells Bryson, “Dude, I think we have a problem.” Bryson and Katie follow Carson outside, and find a protest formed, which is protesting the exile of Bryson for Janice’s death. The leader, Kathy Beefer, yells out, “Hey day! Hey beam! Remove Bryson Martinez from our team!” Bryson is confused, until Kathy sees Bryson, and yells out, “There’s the killer!” The protestors turn around, see Bryson, and chant for his removal from school grounds. Bryson yells out, “Hey! I took down the killer last semester, remember?” Everyone suddenly realizes, but Kathy continues to say, “No, you need to leave.” Bryson then says, “If it’ll make you happy, fine. I’ll leave.” Despite Carson and Katie’s pleas, Bryson walks away. Principal Brown walks out, and sees Bryson walking away. He asks Carson, “What is happening?” Carson simply replies, “I think Bryson was exiled from Nelson High.”
Chapter Six: The Nelson Massacre

Title Card

> ”The massacre. The event many believe that changed the landscape of Nelson forever.
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> -Bryson Martinez

**Chapter Six: The Nelson Massacre** is the sixth episode of Season 1 of *Tales From The Darkside*. The episode serves as the second episode of the Lockdown Arc. The episode aired on September 12, 2023.

## Synopsis

**THE MASSACRE** — Bryson, Veronica, Megan and the Choir Kids hide as Skylar continues their rampage.

## Plot

Skylar breaks down the door, and walks around, looking for people. Bryson crawls around, and finds Veronica and Megan. Veronica comes up with an idea to take down Skylar, but they hear Skylar stabbing a kid in the chest. They quickly and quietly crawl around to a stool. Ash doesn’t see them, but does see another kid, who they stab in the neck. Bryson gets up, grabs the stool, and hits Skylar over the head with it, knocking them out. Everyone cheers, and begins running out. Bryson recognizes a kid he knows, Ann Smith, struggling to make it out. Skylar gets up, pulls Ann back, and uses the stool to beat her to death. Bryson watches in horror, but runs out. All the kids make it to the main commons. The cops see them run, and ask Bryson where Skylar is. He tells them that they’re in the Choir room, and all of them run to the Choir room. They open the door to see no one, but Skylar uses the stool to crack open a cop’s head, killing him inches from Bryson and the other cop. The second cop opens fire on Skylar, who falls to the ground, fatally injured. Bryson asks them why they did it. Skylar has the energy to tell Bryson they didn’t kill Janice. Bryson asks who, but Skylar is only able to make out the word, “Splint,” before dying in Bryson’s arms, officially ending the massacre, and Skylar’s life. Bryson uses a pencil and paper to write down, “Splint is a clue. Thanks Sky.” He then runs to his office.

## Kills/Deaths

2 Choir Kids: Stabbed and beaten by Skylar

Ann Smith: Beaten to death by Skylar

Police Officer: Head cracked open and killed by Skylar

Skylar Thompson: Shot multiple times by an officer, succumbs to wounds
Season 2

Season Poster

*“Exile in Nelson? Who knew?”* Tagline for the season

**Season 2: The Framing** is the second season of *Tales From The Darkside.* The season ran from September 20, 2023, and ended 5 days later on September 25, 2023.

## Description

The citizens of Nelson lived a humble life. That was the case until the murder of Janice Larson took place. Thankfully, Bryson Martinez stepped up and took down the killer, Evan Hernandez. However, what Bryson didn’t account for is the consequences and possible aftermath of the chase. This comes to light in the case of Polaroids that begin arriving to Bryson and his friends, opening a new door, and confirming the second semester of sophomore won’t be any normal semester.
The Bumble Nums

***The Bumble Nums*** is an animated cartoon shorts produced by Skyship Entertainment. It was released on September 17, 2019.

## Synopsis:

Meet the Bumble Nums – three silly chefs who bounce, climb, fly, and stretch their way to finding the secret ingredient in the day’s special recipe. Once Humble, Grumble, and Stumble make it to their kitchen with the ingredient intact, it’s time to make the dish of the day during the exciting Cooking Countdown! Find out what’s in their cookbook today!

## Music Videos:

* The Ants Go Marching
* Red Yellow Green Blue
* The Bees Go Buzzing
* The Ants Go Marching #2
* Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Bumble Nums Version)
* Pink Purple Orange Brown
* Adding Up To 10
Chapter Forty-Three: American Graffiti

**Chapter Forty-Three: American Graffiti** is the eighth episode of Season 4 of *Tales From The Darkside,* and the forty-third overall. The episode is the midseason premiere, and is related to The Titanic Arc. The episode aired on October 15, 2023.

## Synopsis

**BACK TO THE PRESENT** — The Group return back to the present from a traumatic event, but they soon realize that the present isn’t any better than the past.

## Plot

Bryson, Katie, Yasmin and Sabrina turn in their projects on the Titanic, which the teacher is amazed at. Bryson runs into Diana, who he pushes into a room, and asks her, “How the hell did you survive that night? We didn’t see you after you tried to shoot at us!” Diana says, “I have no idea what you’re talking about. I wasn’t on the Titanic silly.” She walks out as Bryson continues to question. Katie finds Bryson, and asks him, “Honey, what’s wrong?” Bryson doesn’t say anything as he sees “Greg” once again. Bryson heads home, where he sees the Time Machine. He looks at it, and says, “Am I becoming like James?” He turns to a mirror, which shows him for a second, before turning into an Eldritch being, which speaks back to him, “Someone’s a little bit cray cray, huh?” Bryson screams, and runs around the house, trying to get the image out of his head. Bryson then thinks, “The Dark Lord was on the ship. I bumped into him like 5 times. There’s no way he could’ve entered my mind, right?” The Dark Lord’s voice then suddenly butts in, “Yes, I did.” Bryson freaks out, and continuously yells, “Get out! Get out! Get out!” The Dark Lord simply says, “There’s nothing you can do about it. I’m here, Bryson. Clinging on to you for the rest of your life. I’m going to use you to kill your girlfriend and all your friends.” Diana then breaks in, and tries to convince The Dark Lord to possess her. “I have more power than that weakling over there.” The Dark Lord then says, “How about this? Diana, you can be the host, but I’ll still be clinged onto Bryson. Got it?” Before Diana can say yes, she is possessed, and becomes Eldritch Diana. The Dark Lord then looks at Bryson, and attacks him. Bryson wakes up in the hospital with Katie by his side. Katie reveals to him that his left eye has been permanently damaged, and was forced to be removed. However, Katie bestows him a glass eye. Bryson recolors it to match an 8 Ball, which Bryson refers to as “the object that brings us either good or bad luck.”

## Trivia

* The episode title comes from the 1973 American film of the same name.
* The episode features the first change of a character that changes them for the series.
	+ In this case, Bryson receives an injury to his eye, getting it removed and replacing it with a glass eye.
Blank Space

**Blank Space** is a song sung by Jennifer Weston and originally written by Taylor Swift.

After recovering from murdering Olaf, Jennifer arrives at her base, where Tania confronts her for the attack, but Jennifer doesn’t respond normally.

After being resurrected, Jennifer breathes in a sigh of relief.

The song is featured as Jennifer Weston’s second and current theme song as of Season 6.
Chapter Thirty-Seven: Leaving Port

**Chapter Thirty-Seven: Leaving Port** is the second episode of Season 4 of *Tales From The Darkside,* and the thirty-seventh overall. The episode serves as the first episode of The Titanic Arc. The episode aired on October 10, 2023.

## Synopsis

**SET SAIL** — The RMS Titanic sets sail on its maiden voyage, while Bryson scrambles to understand where he and his friends have ended up.

## Plot

Bryson catches up with Katie, who asks Bryson, “I’m sorry sir, who are you?” Bryson realizes what happened; the Time Machine must’ve messed with their memories, and now they can’t remember. Bryson says, “Sorry ma’am, I thought you were someone else.” He tries to go into first class, but is denied passage, with an officer telling him, “Sir, registration for your kind is in that line.” He points to the third class line, which is starting to get bigger. Bryson apologizes, and goes to the line. He recognizes Melissa and Shelby, and introduces himself to them. All three enter the ship, which Melissa says, “Isn’t this the ship they say is unsinkable?” Shelby agrees, with Bryson thinking, “I wish it was.” Katie steps foot on the ship, and introduces herself to her new bunkmates, Yasmin and Kendra. Bryson bumps into a second class passenger, Sabrina, who asks, “Is this second class?” Bryson says no, so Sabrina heads upstairs. She finds her room, which she shares with Summer, Amelia and Kayla. Everyone heads out and back on the deck. They wave goodbye as the Titanic sets off for its maiden voyage. Bryson asks Melissa, “I forgot to ask! What port is this?!” Melissa answers, “Southampton.” Bryson says thank you, and continues waving. The ship sets off as hundreds, if not thousands, of people wave goodbye. In Cherbourg, the ship picks up a few more passengers, one of which includes Diana, who seems to know more than meets the eye.

## Trivia

* The episode title comes from the name of the song in *Titanic (1997)* of the same name.
Season 1

The first BashBots logo

## Format

24 robots competed in this event and they would be divided into 12 1v1 matchups in the qualifying round. The 12 winners of those matches will immediately go on to the round of 16. The 12 robots that lost would have to fight in 4, 1v1v1 matchups and the winners would move on to take the last four spots. From there, it would be a standard round of 16 single elimination tournament until a winner is crowned, and they win **The Giant Wrench.** There were 8 episodes in season 1

## Arena

The Arena for BashBots season 1 was like the standard Battlebots arena with some different s like the lack of hammers and excluding spikes and floor flippers

## Episodes and Results **(Spoiler Warning!)**

###### Episode 1 “**The Fiery Legend”**

**Firewave** vs Migronic (KO at 1:31)

Stardust Crusader vs **Data Flow** (Split Judges Decision)

**GT-ONE** vs Xantcha (KO at 1:11)

**Tenderlove** vs Amethyst (Unanimous Judges Decision)

###### Episode 2 **“Stalking the Devil”**

**Sparks** vs Catch (KO at 1:36)

Deathstalker vs **Sea Devil** (Unanimous Judges Decision)

**Connection** vs Spinny Boi (Spilt Judges Decision)

**Umi Ryu** vs WOWPLOW (Unanimous Judges Decision)

###### Episode 3 “An Aggressive Temper”

Temper Tantrum vs **Passive Aggression Evo** (KO at 2:25)

**Clank Requiem** vs Hondatron (Unanimous Judges decision)

**Poils** vs Glacier (KO at 1:39)

**Cosmo** vs Justin (KO at 1:48)

###### Episode 4 “Platinum Fists” (Wildcard Rumbles)

**Amethyst** vs Spinny Boi vs Hondatron (KO at 2:30)

**Stardust Crusader** vs Catch vs Migronic (Unanimous Judges decision)

Justin vs **Deathstalker** vs Xantcha (Unanimous Judges decision)

Glacier vs WOWPLOW\*vs **Temper Tantrum\*** (Unanimous Judges decision) (Temper Tantrum dropped out after this fight and gave WOWPLOW their spot in the tournament)

###### Episode 5 “Sparks of Death”

**Sparks** (1) vs Deathstalker (16) (KO at 1:46)

**Tenderlove** (5) vs Sea Devil (12) (Unanimous Judges decision)

**Clank Requiem** (3) vs WOWPLOW (14) (KO at 2:09)

**Polis** (4) vs Connection (13) (KO at 1:45)

###### Episode 6 “Into Orbit”

**Cosmo** (6) vs Data Flow (11) (Unanimous Judges decision)

Passive Aggression Evo (7) vs **Amethyst** (10) (KO at 1:35)

**Umi Ryu** (8) vs GT-ONE (9) (KO at 1:38)

Firewave (2) vs **Stardust Crusader** (15) (KO at 1:43)

###### Episode 7 “Let’s make Tenderlove”

Tenderlove (5) vs **Poils** (4) (Spilt Judges decision)

**Amethyst** (10) vs Stardust Crusader (15) (KO at 1:03)

**Sparks** (1) vs Umi Ryu (8) (KO at 1:53)

Cosmo (6) vs **Clank Requiem** (3) (Spilt Judges decision)

###### Episode 8 “THE GRAND FINAL”

**Sparks** (1) vs Poils (4) (KO at 2:32)

Clank Requiem (3) vs **Amethyst** (10) (0:28)

The Brute Vs Spinny Boi vs Migronic vs **Cosmo** vs Tenderlove (Unanimous Judges decision)

**Final: Sparks** (1) vs Clank Requiem (3) (KO at 2:58)
History Has Its Eyes On You

*Not to be confused with the episode of the same name the song is a part of*

**History has Its Eyes On You** is a song sung by Bryson Martinez as part of the *Hamilton musical,* and originally written by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

When, yet again, another murder takes place, Lance Walter, the SRO, tries investigating, Bryson volunteers to take over. Lance tries to turn him away, but Bryson reminds him of the murders he has solved, like Janice’s, the Nelson Massacre and Evan’s death.
Alexander Hamilton

**Alexander Hamilton** is a song sung by Katie Jackson as part of the *Hamilton musical,* and originally written by Lin-Manuel Marinda for the Hamilton musical.

Bryson tries to apologize to Katie for leaving Nelson, but he returns to see The Group practicing for the musical, and Katie showing Carson the opening song.