Very unlike his old robot peers, he's carefree, a daredevil and he likes a challenge. He sports cargo pants to stop filth getting into his leg joints when speeding across the city. He uses his skateboard and skateboard tricks to hit the ball. Voiced By: Robert FosterSwitch is a skateboarding ex-working-class robot. Teens Are Short: Compared to the other characters, Raptor is pretty tiny in terms of height.Spin Attack: His ability allows him to spin around and hit his ball twice in a row.One of his color palettes in both games gives him a deep red jacket and sickly gray skin.His taunt appears to be a reference to Gurren Lagann.His hat mostly hiding his eyes makes him resemble the Lil Slugger from Paranoia Agent.According to the blurb for the DLC, it's to replace it after losing it while sneaking about inside a Rex Works facility. Evolution costume has him swap his bat for a mounted chainsaw. Blaze even adds baseball-like stitches to his arms and legs which he got from surviving an explosion at his grandfather's lab. Batter Up!: Uses a baseball bat as his signature weapon, and dresses like a baseball player too.His weapon of choice is a metal baseball bat and his special ability allows him to twist around and quickly hit the ball two times in a row. Though young, he's very determined and fiercely competitive. Latch can perform his special on corpses, causing them to disappear forever as if Latch ate them.Voiced By: Curtis ArnottRaptor is a rookie in the Lethal League scene, hailing from the South.Latch's name is a possible reference to ''The Latch Brothers'', composers for the game Jet Set Radio Future.Many people have speculated that Latch has some sort of mechanical parts under his hat, but it has been confirmed to be just scales.Latch's mechanical tail is part of Team Reptile's logo.By inputting only Down, Latch will use Air Down in the air and Ground Down on the ground, and by inputting Forward + Down, Latch will spit it downward at his Latchflip angle, which is a different, shallow angle. When Latch spits the ball out at an angle, he can choose Up, Forward, Air/Ground Down, and his "Latchflip" angle in the direction he is facing. Latch can bunt out of special at any time, allowing him to mix up his opponent. Latch will keep the ball in his mouth until the ball's original hitpause is used up, at which point he spits it back out. Upon activating special, Latch scoops the ball into his mouth. This gives him a new downward neutral angle and also changes his hitboxes slightly. Unlike Switch, Latch can swing from the wall without giving up his position. Latch can wall-climb by maintaining a jump input upon impacting a wall, and must be held to stay on the wall. His personality is calculated, his movement is raw. He is in possession of tremendous physical as well as mental strength.
Enhancements to his spine and brain allow him to function in human society. Latch is a crocodile outfitted with a mechanical tail. Though success is definitely possible with this character, his playstyle is not at all straightforward, and you will need a good understanding of nearly everything in the game in order to make up for his low offensive and interceptive potential. Nonetheless, you will most likely have a hard time killing with him, often having to rely on baits or offensive reads in order to punish your opponents. As for his special, it’s very basic, but does give you some time to move around and find a better spot, if necessary. His fastfall is yet another great tool to trip up your opponent and create some distance. The wall is also a great place to fall back on if you need to defend. Furthermore, his wall tech is unparalleled, allowing for a great way to keep the ball at arm’s length, as well as punish steal attempts. His angles are very wide, which allows him to have long range control, rather than having to rely on very tight ball control. He is quite good when it comes to ball hogging, especially when you use his special to recover in a pinch.
However, he does have a few good qualities.
It can be very hard to kill with latch, as his angles aren’t very threatening. There is no reason to pretend that Latch doesn’t have flaws, because he does.
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