All 10 fighters — stats, supers, and how to play each one
Arena Blast has 10 unique fighters, each with different stats, a distinct attack pattern, and a signature Super ability that charges during combat. Your Super charges from the damage you deal and the knockouts you score — taking hits does not fill it, so the bar rewards landing shots, not surviving them. Use it at the right moment to turn the tide of a fight.
The first fighter (Bolt) is free. Others are unlocked through the Reward Road (free, by leveling up), the Battle Pass, or the in-game shop with coins or gems. Every fighter can be tested in offline practice before you unlock them.
👉 Every fighter now has a detailed guide — hit “Read the full guide” on any card below for full stats, a Super breakdown, strengths, and best-mode tips.
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Bolt
All-rounder · Starter fighter
FreeBeginner
100HP
230Speed
14Damage
Bolt is the starting fighter and the best choice for learning the game. He fires a balanced triple burst that hits at medium range, combining decent damage with solid movement speed. His stats are middle-of-the-road across the board — he isn't the tankiest or the fastest, but there's no obvious weakness to exploit.
⚡ Super
Lightning Nova
Fires 14 lightning shots simultaneously in all directions, hitting every enemy nearby. Excellent for clearing crowded rooms in Horde mode or punishing a group of enemies closing in.
💡 Bolt's triple burst rewards consistent aim. Stay at medium range and keep moving — his even stat spread means he can adapt to most situations.
Tanko is the toughest fighter in the game with 165 HP — about 53% above the roster average of 107.5. He compensates for this with a short-range shotgun attack and low movement speed. In close quarters he is devastating; at long range he struggles to land shots. Push aggressively, get in the enemy's face, and let your health pool carry you through the fight.
🛡️ Super
Lead Wall
Unleashes a massive shotgun blast in a wide arc and simultaneously heals 40 HP. The combination of burst damage and instant healing makes this super extremely powerful in close fights.
💡 Unlock Tanko early — he is forgiving of mistakes because his HP pool lets you survive errors that would kill other fighters. Best in Team Battle and King of the Hill.
Zippy is the fastest fighter in the game at 300 speed — faster than any other character. This comes at a steep cost: only 80 HP means two or three good hits will eliminate her. Playing Zippy is all about movement. Circle enemies constantly, dodge shots, and fire quickly. She punishes players who stand still.
💨 Super
Turbo Barrage
Fires 12 rapid shots in quick succession. Combined with Zippy's speed advantage, this lets her deal significant burst damage while weaving in and out of range before the enemy can respond.
💡 Zippy works best against slower targets. In Battle Royale, use her speed to reposition and avoid the toxic storm — she can outrun it when others can't.
Nia deals the highest single-shot damage in the game at 36 per hit. Each shot travels far and hits hard, making her the premier long-range fighter. Her HP is low, so she relies on hitting targets before they get close. At long range she is one of the strongest fighters; in close-quarters combat she needs to keep her distance.
🎯 Super
Piercing Shot
Fires a giant projectile that passes straight through every enemy in its path, dealing massive damage to multiple targets. In crowded situations — like Horde or a packed Battle Royale endgame — this super can eliminate several enemies at once.
💡 Stay at maximum range and keep moving perpendicular to enemies. Nia's weakness is getting rushed — if someone gets close, dodge and retreat before using your super.
Frost fires a wide fan of 4 shots, which makes her forgiving against fast-moving targets and good at denying open ground. Her above-average HP of 110 and her defensive super make her a strong pick for objective modes where you have to stand somewhere and hold it — King of the Hill above all, and Gems when your team needs someone to sit on the stack.
❄️ Super
Frost Ring
Fires 16 shots in a complete circle around Frost, hitting all nearby enemies, then activates a shield that absorbs damage for 4 seconds. The combination of area control and damage immunity makes this one of the most versatile supers in the game.
💡 Use Frost Ring when surrounded — it punishes enemies for clustering and immediately protects you from the counter-attack. Great for holding objectives in team modes.
Rocco combines Nia's high single-hit damage (37 per shot) with Tanko's toughness at 130 HP. He is the strongest all-around duelist — capable of taking hits and dealing enormous damage from long range. His trade-off is movement speed: at 195 he is one of the slower fighters. He works best when he can control range and avoid being rushed.
💥 Super
Bombardment
Fires 5 enormous projectiles in a wide spread pattern. Each projectile deals very high damage, and hitting multiple shots on the same target can eliminate almost any fighter instantly. Best used at medium range where the spread still converges on a target.
💡 Rocco is one of the most powerful fighters in 1v1 situations. In Royale, stay at the edge of the safe zone and pick off fighters caught in the storm.
Medika is the survivability specialist. She has above-average HP and the fastest health regeneration of any fighter — she recovers HP faster when out of combat, letting her play aggressively and pull back to recover without needing power-ups. Her damage output is modest but consistent, and her super makes her nearly unkillable for a brief window.
💊 Super
Healing Wave
Instantly restores Medika to full HP and activates a shield that absorbs damage for 3 seconds. Using this at low health in the middle of a fight effectively resets the fight entirely — from near-death to full health and shielded.
💡 Save your Super until you're around 20–30% HP, then use it to get back to full health. In long Horde runs, Medika's regen and super make her the best choice for sustained fights.
Sombra is the high-risk assassin — fragile at 85 HP but capable of dealing 23 damage per shot while moving at 265 speed. She excels at hunting down weakened enemies and escaping unfavorable fights. Her playstyle rewards patience: wait for enemies to be damaged, then move in for the elimination. A head-on brawl with a fresh enemy is rarely a good idea.
🌑 Super
Shadow Charge
Sombra dashes rapidly forward and deals a powerful melee strike on impact. The dash can be used offensively to close the gap on a retreating target, or defensively to escape a bad situation. Combined with her speed, this super makes her extremely hard to pin down.
💡 Don't initiate with your super — save Shadow Charge to close the gap when an enemy is at low health. In Royale, use it to escape the storm when you're caught out.
Brasa fires a fast close-range burst and relies on her movement speed of 250 to stay in the optimal attack range. She is fast enough to chase targets down and deal consistent chip damage. Her super is one of the most spectacular in the game — a dash combined with an area explosion that can hit multiple nearby enemies simultaneously.
🔥 Super
Fire Nova
Brasa dashes forward and explodes in a burst of 18 flame projectiles in all directions. The explosion covers a wide area and deals heavy damage to all nearby enemies. In cluster situations — Horde, Team Battle, or late Royale — this super can eliminate multiple fighters at once.
💡 Time Fire Nova when multiple enemies are close together. A perfect Fire Nova in late-game Royale or a Horde wave can eliminate several fighters simultaneously.
Pulso fires a precise double burst — two accurate shots in quick succession. This attack pattern rewards aim: both shots can hit the same target if you're accurate, doubling the effective damage per fire cycle. His balanced stats (105 HP, 240 speed) put him just above average in everything, making him a strong pick for skilled players who can land their shots consistently.
🌀 Super
Pulsar Wave
Fires a nova of 20 shots in all directions simultaneously, then activates a speed boost. The burst clears the area around Pulso and the speed boost lets him follow up aggressively or retreat to safety. One of the best all-around supers in the game.
💡 Pulso rewards players who have mastered the game's fundamentals. His double burst is only strong if both shots land — practice your aim in Training before taking him into a Tournament run.