Voiced By: Daniel GuadagninoLatch is a crocodile outfitted with a mechanical tail.
#LETHAL LEAGUE CANDYMAN SYMBOL FREE#
Is a Crapshoot: A more benevolent example: The story reveals that he was just a regular Workbot until he bopped his head, scrambling up his circuits and giving him free will. Very unlike his old robot peers, he's carefree, a daredevil and he likes a challenge. He sports cargo pants to stop filth getting into his leg joints when speeding across the city. He uses his skateboard and skateboard tricks to hit the ball. Voiced By: Robert FosterSwitch is a skateboarding ex-working-class robot. Teens Are Short: Compared to the other characters, Raptor is pretty tiny in terms of height.Spin Attack: His ability allows him to spin around and hit his ball twice in a row.One of his color palettes in both games gives him a deep red jacket and sickly gray skin.His taunt appears to be a reference to Gurren Lagann.His hat mostly hiding his eyes makes him resemble the Lil Slugger from Paranoia Agent.According to the blurb for the DLC, it's to replace it after losing it while sneaking about inside a Rex Works facility. Evolution costume has him swap his bat for a mounted chainsaw.
Blaze even adds baseball-like stitches to his arms and legs which he got from surviving an explosion at his grandfather's lab. Batter Up!: Uses a baseball bat as his signature weapon, and dresses like a baseball player too.His weapon of choice is a metal baseball bat and his special ability allows him to twist around and quickly hit the ball two times in a row.
Though young, he's very determined and fiercely competitive. TL DR: Easiest character to learn the game with, this is normal.Voiced By: Curtis ArnottRaptor is a rookie in the Lethal League scene, hailing from the South. I say 1/4 and not 1/5 because I expect some people will stick with him because it's easier to continue progressing with one character than branching out and experimenting with the rest, especially if they're winning games. You'll probably see Candyman mains drop down to about 1/4 once people try out all the other characters and choose one that fits their playstyle instead of just the one that is the easiest to learn with. I think I have about a 50% win rate against him in the hands of really good players. Go to the steam community chat, play a few rounds against the people there and you'll see a pretty even split of characters amongst them. I don't think Candyman is weaker or stronger than other characters, he's just the absolute easiest to get used to and play moderately well. A new player could not, for example, properly utilize Sonata or Switch's special at all in the same way a new player could properly utilize Candyman's special. I'm talking specifically about new player vs new player here, good Candyman players absolutely try and do specific angles at certain times in order to use the ability to the fullest. No planning where you're going to send the ball (Sonata), figuring out which other direction you want to send the ball (Raptor), setting up for an unpredictable spit (Latch) or timing a flipkick to return a ball at high speeds without getting hit (Switch), just fire 'n forget at some point and hope for the best That's incredibly easy to grasp and utilize. No wall-climbing, ceiling-skating, double-jumping or wall-jumping, just jumps really high. His movement mechanic is the easiest in the game by far. Sidenote: I wonder how many new players started up their first game with Switch, did an upward hit and went "WTF JUST HAPPENED?" His angles are pretty simple, and especially on a downward strike you can easily retake your ball at low speeds with little effort. I'm with Vertiguous here, Candyman is extremely newbie-friendly.
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