Since "Emperor Gar" looks like a WW2 fighter pilot, this name combines JΓ€ger (German for hunter) and Chuck Yeager, the flying ace.
6.65g
Champion Shotgun, from the American release.
6.51g
Stalker Blud, from the Japanese release.
6.81g
Stalker Tangle, from the American release. Named after one of the Ancient Kingdoms of Lost TerraSol, due to the similarity to the original Japanese name "Vodka Attack."
6.74g
Stalker Gash, from the American release. Named after Jason Voorhees, the hockey-mask-wearing slasher-film killer.
6.76g
Stalker Scorcher, from the American release. Since his original Japanese name is "Sun Knight," Solaire is named after Solaire of Astora, the boundlessly optimistic "Praise the Sun!" guy from Dark Souls.
6.72g
Name unchanged from the American release.
6.57g
Name unchanged from the American release.
6.87g
Name unchanged from the American release.
6.66g
Blowgun is just a stupid name for this fighter's design. Makes no sense. He's clearly wearing a scuba mask. We are using the UK variant, because the main paint color is a brighter purple than the other 2.
6.89g
Ground soldier model #2 in transparent red. Named after the fire demon from Howl's Moving Castle.
7.08g
Trident (Japanese name unknown), from the Japanese release. Named after one of the terms used to refer to American Football. We are using the Japanese variant because all the US recruits are having their paint stripped and being sent to the NSL.
6.87g
It's the Japanese release of Champion Shotgun, but one of the "ears" got knocked off before we recruited him. Named after μΈκ·ν리 ["One-ear"], a minor antagonist from the DPRK series Squirrel & Hedgehog.
6.75g
Ground soldier model #2, in transparent blue.
6.92g
The Japanese-release version of Whipshot. The original Japanese name translates to "Slugger Airman."
6.84g
KΓ΄ga no GenyΓ΄sai, from the Ninja Akakage Spinja set. Seagal arrived already painted, and we have only repaired his hair. Named after the pseudo-action movie "star" and Russian stooge. Hilariously, Seagal is our heaviest fighter, outweighing his nearest competitor by almost half a gram.
7.43g
King Dethblo, from the American release.
7.00g
Ground soldier model #1 in transparent yellow. "ι»θ² ιͺ" means "yellow snow" in Japaneseβ¦
It's piss. It's a piss joke.
6.95g
Stalker Gore, from the American release. Named after one of the main protagonists of the First Contact series.
6.52g
Stalker Mangle, from the American release. She is named after one of the cobras in Rikki-Tikki-Tavi.
6.69g
One of the elusive "Metal Militia." Ground soldier model #1, in metallic yellow. His name means "gold leaf" in Japanese.
7.00g
Stalker Blowtorch, from the American release. Named after the mutant rhinocerous from TMNT.
6.60g
Bludgeon, from the American release. The original Japanese name for this character was "Panzer Yosa."
6.61g
Butcher, from the American release. Named after Senator Claghorn, the inspiration for Foghorn Leghorn.
6.61g
Slug, from the American release. Named after 222, one of the Engineer mantids who fell in the Battle of Hesstla.
6.72g
Maggot, from the American release. Named for the iconic 1990s superhero with a similar forehead ornament.
6.68g
Sloth, from the American release. Since his eyes & collar look like corncobs, he is named after Karo brand corn syrup.
6.65g
Liger, from the Japanese-exclusive Supercharger set.
6.90g
The Japanese-exclusive Rokku, only sold singly from the 'big board' style display. Named after the rock creature inΒ Galaxy Quest.
6.87g
Ground soldier model #1 in transparent green.
7.00g
The Japanese-release version of Switchblade, missing most of an antler. Young bucks with a single 'point' on one side are called 'spikes.'
6.70g
Frankenstein'd version, mounted on black metal Spinja base.
6.51g
Frankenstein'd version, mounted on gold metal Spinja base.
6.50g