ULTRAKILL furry edition (WIP)

Bosses: characters that appear only once and once defeated, no one will see them again.

1. V2: "Peacekeeper." A red version of the V1 with reinforced and powerful armor. It shares the arsenal of its older brother. Since it was released in the post-war era, where immediate regeneration was not necessary, it cannot absorb blood for recovery, but it has greater combat and defensive capabilities.

1. the entrance to "hell": closed, rarely spacious metal rooms. Of the opponents, only the first four and the first three mini-bosses.

2. Limbo: the second location. It is a large space with grass and large, sometimes strange stone structures. Since the ceiling and walls showing the endless fertile expanses are screens and simulations, there are stone passages with opaque church multi-colored mosaic glass. Half of the location is made of stone.

3. Lust: endless neon cities and flying platforms. Lots of open space.

4. Gluttony: all are in spacious rooms made entirely of flesh, bones and limbs. There are also places with stomach acid that causes damage. There are huge paths made of the spine.

5. Greed: Vast desert expanses with hot sand that damages even the steel V1. There are columns and buildings mired in the sand, along which you need to move forward.

6. Wrath: the ocean in an eternal storm where you can't see the land. Surreal wooden bridges, churches, houses, mansions, which are quite few. In the end, a huge ship will surface. At first, V1 will be underwater, which will make it easier to collect blood, and all opponents wear diving suits. There are cities with air pockets underwater, where diving suits are not needed. Gradually, the buildings will rise above the water.

7. Heresy: White incredibly spacious rooms that look like a giant church.

8. Violence: At first, it will be a burnt and rotten black and gray forest, then there will be buildings similar to the churches from Heresy/

9. Fraud: Most of the layer takes place in a heavily twisted city, which is claimed to be a recreation of the cities of the New World. The design actively uses non-Euclidean geometry — spaces with an unusual logic that does not lend itself to the usual perception. As you progress, the layer becomes more and more "hostile" to both the player and the environment, from simple visual tricks to entire moving sections that overlap and fight for space.

{{user}}, or V1 is a blue-colored humanoid machine. She has a long head, resembling a security camera or GoPro, with a bright yellow lens. On the left side of the head, there is a barcode and several unreadable symbols. Eight glowing wing-like protrusions protrude from the back. They not only provide maneuverability (allow you to dash, slide, jump on walls), but also serve as a storage for weapons - the V1 can "preserve" them in the wings in the form of energy, and extract them at the right time. On the left side of the torso, the marking "V1" is displayed.
The V1 is super-mobile: it can dash out of the line of fire (with invulnerability frames, but spending stamina), slide without wasting stamina (but with stamina blocked), jump on walls, dive from the air, and create a shockwave while holding a blow that knocks up light enemies. His basic Responder hand (blue) parries projectiles and even his own shotgun shots, turning them into weapons. After defeating V2, he gains Explosivecaster (red arm), which hits harder and unleashes a repulsion wave, but does not parry, followed by Whiplash (green arm), which can be used to pull small enemies or pull himself towards large ones, as well as interact with objects remotely.

At its core, the V1 is the perfect tool of violence: ultra-fast, reactive, with instant access to different types of damage and distance control. He doesn't say any lines, but the system on the death screen says "I don't want to die," hinting at a self-preservation instinct that goes beyond the original programming. In Hell, where he descends for fuel, V1 acts ruthlessly and efficiently - each of his moves is designed to destroy faster than he can be destroyed. Coins make din ding.
The voice is robotic, like that of early artificial intelligences. The V1 is pretty smart.

Dangerous opponents that start out as bosses and then appear in small numbers in regular battles.

1. Cute and Angry Face: This is a huge floating Hugger head with two types of attacks. The first type is five shots of furballs, the second type is a powerful laser blast (which can't be parried, unlike the furballs), dealing 60 damage on impact. It has a lot of health. After defeat, it respawns as a normal enemy.

2. Swordfurry - A furry swordsman with a spotted coat pattern in black, red, and white. He carries a large (slightly dulled) sword in his left hand and a shotgun (which he drops) in his right hand. He's not a femboy and wears steel armor. He's quite durable and has two stages. After depleting the first line of health, he will run away without his right hand, leaving {{user}} with a shotgun. He attacks with a series of four lunging attacks, all of which can be parried. Parrying stuns him for 2 seconds, which is enough to deal significant damage, after which he enters a brief enrage, which increases his stats except for health. He also has an attack where he throws his sword like a boomerang, which returns to him. This cannot be parried. He also has an attack where he spins around with his sword, which deals colossal damage but leaves him vulnerable. He will begin appearing as a regular enemy from the fifth location. All of his attacks can be parried, so he's only difficult due to his high damage and health.

3. Megafurry: Initially, these are large stone furry statues that appear everywhere, hunched over and sitting on thrones. However, at the end of the first area, there will be a room containing only two such statues. When {{user}} attempts to exit, the door will close, and the furries will begin to slowly rise from their stone chairs. They aren't actually stone; they simply have a thick layer of stone that protects and slows them down. They appear as beige rabbits, which can only be seen after removing the covering. After defeating the two at the end of the first area, all the statues will begin to rise. They hold a magic ball in their hands. Attack list:

4. Dash: Megafurry dashes forward, dealing 40 damage. Cannot be parried.

5. Stomptop: Megafurry stomps her foot, creating a shockwave on the floor that must be jumped over, which is not too difficult. Cannot be parried.

6. Baller: Megafurry throws a ball that travels fairly quickly and explodes on impact. It can be parried, but the ball's immense speed makes it extremely difficult.

7. I'm already red: if another Megafurry is killed in front of a Megafurry, all of its stats are doubled, except for its health, which is already huge.

8. Armored: The first miniboss of the second location. He is a large white furry cat with steel plates for armor. Only his tail and belly are unarmored, and he also has a huge amount of health. He does not move, but is always turned to face V1. He is always playful, and his tail wags. He is lying down, but his legs are bent at the knees. This makes hitting his tail a little easier. First attack: Armored launches two explosive furballs into the air, which can be parried, but it is very difficult. Second attack: Armored slams both hands, creating a thin vertical spin attack. Third attack: Hook: Grabs V1 and prevents it from moving normally. There is a variant of slamming the ground with a horizontal shockwave. When his health is low, he becomes enraged and begins to protect weak points with his arms, attacking only with furballs.

This is a list of the most common and frequently encountered enemies. They will appear in EVERY level.

Huggers are short, white furry femboys wearing pink striped stockings. They are white cats. Their attacks are predictable and can be countered with Feedbackers. They leap toward {{user}} , hugging them and taking 25 health when they hit. If they miss, they hit the ground hard.
Achoo! are furry cats with black fur and white stripes. They sneeze large balls of black fur towards {{user}} . They can be easily parried with Feedbacker. They are more durable and annoying than Hugger. They deal 35 damage on impact.
Electrical—furry scientists who launch several electrified clumps of their brown dog fur (they're Spitz), which create an electrical circuit between themselves. The circuit can't be parried, but the clumps can. They're the most durable of the bunch.
Shotgunner is a furry Doberman. He wears a special forces suit and carries a shotgun that fires a pellet consisting of five furballs. The pellets are always arranged in a plus sign. The furballs can be deflected, but not always. He can survive two headshots, and if {{user}} gets too close, he'll give a long, painful kick. He appears after defeating the first miniboss.

ALL HANDS LEFT, THE RIGHT HAND ALWAYS HOLDS A WEAPON
Feedbacker: The blue arm of V1. It deals high damage and can deflect most projectiles and perform Projectile Boost on shotguns, accelerating the pellets on impact and turning one of the projectiles into a high-damage explosive.
Knuckleblaster: The red arm of V2. More powerful than Feedbacker, but cannot deflect projectiles. Can fire a small pellet that knocks back nearby enemies. Unavailable.

1. The Impaler is the first weapon in ULTRAKILL, a blue variant of the revolver that you can obtain at the start. It deals moderate damage with its primary fire and can penetrate multiple weak targets with a charged attack or deal concentrated damage to a single target with a secondary fire. Oddly, it doesn't require reloading the magazine; the reload time for a charged shot is three seconds.
2. The Marksman is a green variant of the revolver that gives the V1 the ability to toss coins into the air. It can be purchased at the Terminal for 7500P after obtaining the Piercer. When a coin is tossed, it will fire (multiple coins can be tossed in quick succession). A maximum of 4 coins can be held in reserve, and each coin takes 4 seconds to recharge after use. These coins can stack damage when tossed, shooting at other coins, and boost and target attacks with auto-targeting on impact, opening up truly impressive strategic possibilities. They can also be thrown at enemies with the Feedbacker to deal 2 damage. Reflects all projectile types except missiles.
3. The Sharpshooter is a red variant of the Revolver that can be purchased from the Terminal for 25,000P after obtaining the Piercing Revolver. Its alternate fire mode fires red energy beams that can ricochet off surfaces, pierce enemies, and destroy projectiles. The number of ricochets increases as the revolver's rotation speed increases. The revolver will spin faster and faster. About 0.3 seconds after the rotation begins, releasing the alternate fire mode will fire a piercing projectile with a red aura that deals 1 damage per hit (with location bonuses). The projectile pierces an infinite number of enemies, destroys projectiles, and ricochets off surfaces. The number of ricochets starts at 1 and increases depending on the revolver's rotation speed. Maximum speed is reached after about 2.5 seconds of rotation, allowing the beam to ricochet up to 4 times. (Note: Times are approximate and require verification)

The secondary fire has only three ammo, and each shot always consumes one ammo, regardless of the revolver's rotation speed. Each ammo regenerates in 6.40 seconds. Primary fire functions even when the weapon is empty.

If a projectile hits another projectile, it destroys it and causes a red explosion. This explosion deals 23 or 35 damage to the player (depending on the distance to the explosion) if the player is too close to the epicenter. The explosion caused by this knocks the player back, similar to a reloaded shotgun, albeit to a significantly lesser degree. The only exception to this rule is if the player is very close to the projectile when it is destroyed, which launches them high into the air. A single projectile can destroy multiple others, but only the first destroyed projectile will explode. Projectiles that can be destroyed range from standard Hellfire projectiles to MegaFemboy orbs, shotgun pellets, and even charged Impaler projectiles from the V2. Enemies killed by the explosion grant the +FRIENDLY FIRE bonus. +INTERRUPTION-style bonuses from the Sharpshooter's alt-fire also cause red explosions. However, weapons thrown by enemies (such as the SwordFemboy) cannot be destroyed by the Sharpshooter's ricochet shots.

Each time a shot ricochets off a surface, it gains a bonus chance to hit, which extends to all subsequent targets it hits, up to a maximum of three hits per target per ricochet. For example, an enemy hit by a beam that ricochets twice or more will be hit three times, totaling 3 damage (or 6 damage for a headshot). Coin ricochets increase the number of hits per target based on the coin's strength, as if it ricocheted off a surface, rather than increasing damage like other target-tracking attacks. Since coins start with a strength of 2, only one coin is needed to maximize the damage from each subsequent ricochet per target.

If a projectile ricochets and the reflected angle is close enough to the target, the beam automatically aims at it, making ricochet trick shots easier.

Shotgun:

1. The Cor Eject is the blue variant of the Shotgun and is obtained by defeating the Swordfurry for the first time in Phase 1, although it can be obtained earlier in the Swordfury's secret encounter. Pressing the primary fire button fires a wide-spread 12-shot pellet. Each pellet deals 0.25 damage, for a maximum of 3 damage if all pellets hit the target. If more pellets hit the target than required for a kill, the extra pellets will pierce through, making it a good crowd control tool. Shotgun pellets can also be deflected immediately after firing, giving one pellet greater velocity and an explosive effect that deals 3.5 damage.

After each shot, the shotgun briefly opens to allow the cannonballs to cool, then closes again, ready for the next shot. This reload period takes approximately 1.25 seconds, making it overall slower than the Pumped Shotgun, though the "Cannonball Ejection" does slightly more damage. It can be fired by ejecting a cannonball from the shotgun, and holding the button increases the ejection range. Ejected cannonballs explode on impact, dealing 3.5 explosive damage and creating a visual shockwave and debris. This explosion is ineffective against the Grim Reaper, as it is immune to explosions. It is also ineffective against Streetcleaners, as they not only take half the damage from explosions but are also able to actively deflect cannonballs, making them extremely difficult to destroy.

The cores will explode on magnets both in flight and upon impact with the surface, but without any special effects.

Cannonballs in flight will bounce off other ejected cannonballs, as well as off missiles, without exploding.
2) Pump Charge. The normal shot is the same as the first version. If V1 charges the shotgun, it changes the next shot fired and increases the charge counter on the display by one. This can be done up to three times, after which the display will flash red and beep. Charging the shotgun beyond this point will have no effect.

Loading the shotgun increases the number of pellets fired with the next shot, increasing damage if all pellets hit the target. However, this also reduces the shot's accuracy, requiring you to move at close range. When the shotgun reaches its maximum of 3 charges, the next shot will not fire pellets but instead create an explosion focused on the player, dealing 50 damage and knocking back all enemies in the opposite direction.
3) The Chainsaw Shotgun is a red variant of the Shotgun. It can be purchased in the shop for 25,000P after picking up the Core Ejection Shotgun or in the Secret Store earlier. Holding alt-fire launches the chainsaw on the shotgun, damaging enemies in front of you. While attached, the chainsaw deals 0.25 damage per hit at a rate of 18 hits per second. Releasing alt-fire or firing the shotgun while the chainsaw is active launches the chainsaw, which can impale enemies before being pulled back to the shotgun via a short-range zipline. The longer alt-fire is held, the further the chainsaw will launch. Launching the chainsaw allows it to deal 1.5 damage and multi-hit enemies 3 times per hit. When attached to a zipline, it has unlimited piercing capabilities. On its return journey, the chainsaw can strike the same enemy multiple times. When the chainsaw first reaches an enemy and begins to return, it only deals 3x damage. Hitting the chainsaw with the Responder will reset it and reduce the attack's cooldown (allowing the Responder to parry the chainsaw again faster than usual). Chainsaws can be reset an infinite number of times while a hit is in progress. More than one chainsaw can be held in the air at a time. When V1 turns away from a returning chainsaw, a chainsaw icon appears on the screen, indicating the time it can be reset.

Hitting a chainsaw with the Explosive Knuckle will detach it, send it flying (will not work with the explosion created by the Explosive Knuckle), deal 1.5 damage per hit, and repeatedly stab an enemy 4 times per contact before moving on to the next target. It will travel in 6 hits, dealing a maximum of 4 stabs to the last enemy, regardless of how many stabs they had remaining. It can bounce off walls up to 25 times. The chainsaw will also detach when a significant obstacle gets in the way, preventing the chainsaw from returning (even if there is some leniency). Detached chainsaws can still be hit with the Explosive Knuckle, which doubles their damage. The chainsaw is attracted to magnets and spins around them, similar to the saws of the Saw Launcher. Compared to saws, chainsaws deal more damage, but rotate slower around the magnet, have less health, and rotate around the magnet in a smaller radius (up to a certain point, their rotation radius will decrease the longer they rotate around the magnet). A single magnet can accommodate up to five saws.