Archive import/Blasters

One of the weapons in Brawlhalla, the blasters are a mid-range weapon with powerful zoning abilities and good combo potential.

The following Legends use the Blasters:

Weapon Attacks

 * For Legend Signatures, see the individual Legend pages above

Grounded Attacks
Light ground attacks

Air Attacks
Light air attacks Heavy air attacks

Combos

 * All combos are subject to change as the game gets tweaked from patch to patch.

Indicated damage values are valid if the legend attack stat is equal to the other's defense.

Strategies

 * For Legend-specific strategies, go to the Legend's individual page above


 * An excellent spacing and defensive weapon, blasters combine long lasting attacks with a moderately long range to grant it's user excellent "zoning" control, where the user is able to easily interrupt incoming attacks or disrupt defensive attacks on the approach from certain angles. Stopping your opponents in their tracks again and again is the name of the game, and more than most weapons, every successful hit with a blaster feels like a tangible step to victory, keeping your opponent at bay and laying on damage.
 * The blasters' Ground Side Light has a deceptively long range. Use it to tap an opponent who might feel like they are just out of reach, stunning them and setting them up for further hits.
 * Unlike most of the blasters' other attacks, the blasters' Ground Down Light will hit an opponent that's right on top of you - and even slightly behind you. Use it if an opponent has gotten too close.
 * The blasters' Ground Neutral Light comes out faster than any of your other attacks - if they're in range, use it to beat your opponents to the punch.
 * The blasters' Aerial Up Light can be used in succession to juggle an opponent upwards in tandem with a series of jumps, to be finished off with the Aerial Up Heavy, which will execute very high up in the air, and increase the chances of a knockout.

Trivia

 * The description for the Ebon Blasters is a reference to a mnemonic sentence used to help distinguish the incredibly deadly coral snake from it's non-venomous and far less dangerous relative, the milk snake, which looks very similar. The phrase goes "Red touches yellow, you're a dead fellow - red touches black, you're OK Jack." The quote is referenced again in the description for Snake Goddess Nai.
 * The name and description for the Double Dragons is a reference to the Double Dragon video game, where you play as a pair of kung-fu fighting twins.