RhinoHorn

It is based on a rhinoceros, one of the strongest land animals on the planet. Despite its clumsy look, it can run over 30 mph, and its horn can pierce wood or thin steel with ease.

It is divided into four prominent segments, each representing a rhino horn. It is one of the smallest and thickest Blades, with a poorly aerodynamic design that gives it low-mid stamina and a light weight.

Its segmented shape creates brutal recoil, and being so small and light, it lacks the mass and inertia needed to absorb it, causing it to lose a large amount of energy on every hit.

Stamina battles with little movement are its worst nightmare, since the best way to use its potential is with strong momentum involved—either from itself or the opponent. Its best win conditions happen when the rival crashes into it or when it goes for full-speed impacts.

It will inevitably suffer heavily from its recoil, but at least it will try to take the opponent down with it.

Overall, it needs stabilization and a bit more weight to partially cover its flaws, so low heights and heavy Ratchets benefit it a lot.

Its small size makes landing hits harder, since it covers very little stadium space, which can hurt aggressive strategies. On the other hand, overly aggressive Bits will make it lose accuracy and control, so it’s better to go with a more stable Bit that lets you launch hard without losing aim.

Even when waiting for the opponent’s impact, it is still an easy target for knockouts.