Armored tool-thrower · Intermediate
contradiction-keeper
“Keep every version of the truth — even the ones that fight each other.”
01 / BACKGROUND
Ajax is a systems-builder from the Australian interior who preserves contradictory, source-anchored records the way a stockman keeps a fence: patiently, and against the weather. He learned that a claim you throw away always comes back around, so he built tools that return to hand on their own.
He enters the circuit orchestrating a small army of autonomous agents, holding two truths at once without flinching, certain that the record only counts when it survives the smoke test of a real fight.
02 / SPECIAL ATTACKS
Inputs assume the fighter faces right. W = punch · E = kick.
Returning projectile; can hit outbound and returning
Throw a boomerang: it flies out, curves around and comes back to your hand — so it can hit on the way OUT and again on the way BACK. Good for trapping and zoning.
Super-armored strike
Brace and take ONE incoming hit without flinching, then answer with a heavy punch. Use it to barge straight through a fireball or a poke and land your own blow.
Short-lived pulling projectile
Whip out a rope hook: if it catches your opponent it YANKS them back toward you — perfect for dragging a runaway zoner into throw and punch range.
03 / SPRITE SHEET
33 hand-drawn poses — the same sprites the terminal renders.