Electoral Carnage Robo Roosevelt

Robo-Roosevelt, Robo Roosevelt and the cyborg Teddy descriptions refer to this roster fighter. The developer’s May announcement establishes the separate identity. Original Teddy Roosevelt retains his own boxing moves and supers.

Move inputs and effects

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Inputs name actions, not physical keys. Forward is toward the opponent; “+” means a combined input. Translate the actions with your control bindings and move notation.

Grappling a projectile enhances the next grapple in the captured guide. A wall or floor target is a movement use of Grapple rather than proof that the opponent was hit. Neutral versus directional Special is important: the same assigned button serves Pulsar and Grapple.

Panama Punch is the fighter’s knockout super with an extended animation. The original release announcement describes its presentation; a long cinematic does not establish different input controls for the move.

The August guide lists two air dashes before landing, while the captured Wiki lists a different limit. This unresolved numeric disagreement is not blended into a “two to three” rule. The supported directional air-dash action remains useful; check the executable’s actual reset/count before building a route that depends on a specific limit.