Super Bot Brawl Bots Guide: Every Enemy and Boss We Have Seen
Every bot and boss spotted on camera so far in Super Bot Brawl: Cerberus, Builder Bot, and the unconfirmed wave-50 boss
On this page — 1 stated by the developer · 6 seen in player footage · 1 inferred · 1 not known
01Super Bot Brawl added its own bot Index, and we have not opened it yet
The 5 September 2026 update, which the developer calls UPDATE 1, added an in-game Index that is described as showing bot stats, bot descriptions on certain bots, bot appearances, and bot loot drops (developer description, read 6 September 2026).
We have not opened that Index ourselves. This page is built the way the rest of this wiki is built: from footage where a named creator is actually fighting something on camera, plus what other players say happened to them in comments. Where the Index would settle a naming question outright, we say so instead of guessing at an answer.
02The regular bots you fight between boss encounters
One run shows a player naming three kinds of regular enemy while fighting through waves: spider bots, charged beam bots, and colossal bots (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). Those are the names the player says out loud while playing, not confirmed entries copied from the in-game Index, so treat them as descriptive labels until the Index can be checked against them.
- Spider bots take around 500 damage from a red-tier laser weapon in the one clip that shows them being fought; the same player separately notes that small enemies generally die to a single headshot from the Secret Noob's pistol, but the footage never lines that headshot up against a spider bot specifically, so we do not merge the two (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0).
- Charged beam bots move fast and keep firing a tracking attack while chasing the player; without a speed boost from an artifact or potion, they catch up and the player dies (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0).
- Colossal bots are large and deal heavy contact damage, but move slowly enough that a fast character can melt them from range without ever being hit (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0).
03Charged Titans show up once a run gets past wave 20
In the same video, the player names a fourth enemy type, Charged Titans, and says they start outpacing the Secret Noob character around wave 21, the point where the character's base speed can no longer keep up (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0).
That single video is our only sighting of Charged Titans by that name. We cannot say whether they are a renamed, later-wave version of the charged beam bots above, a separate enemy that only appears late, or a difficulty-scaled state of an earlier bot. Nothing else in the footage we have distinguishes them from beam bots except the name and the wave count where they were mentioned.
04Cerberus is confirmed across three videos; its one HP reading is not
Cerberus is the boss name that shows up most consistently: it appears as a fightable boss in three separate videos from the same channel, recorded on three different days (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0; DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video HSArixnbwUI; DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video kEkZIlKwcnQ). Three independent sightings across three runs is enough to call the boss confirmed, even without the Index to name it officially.
The only HP number we have comes from one of those runs. After killing Cerberus with a Golden-tier Sword Colossus, the player reads its health out loud as 13,000 (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video kEkZIlKwcnQ). That reading is not a base stat: the player had artifacts equipped at the time, and Golden-tier skins hit and survive noticeably harder than the base version of the same character, so 13,000 describes one geared player's kill, not Cerberus's health with nothing equipped.
05Builder Bot hides behind other bots, and one player never got the kill
Builder Bot also turns up in two separate videos as a challenge boss (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0; DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video HSArixnbwUI), which counts as confirmed rather than a one-off sighting.
One clip shows it summoning other bots as what the player calls meat shields while under attack, then getting soloed anyway once the player turns on a damage buff (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). In the other video, the same channel fights their way to what they call 'the very last boss fight, the builder' while using the free Toilet morph, then dies to their own mistake before landing the kill, so that particular run ends without a confirmed kill on camera (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video HSArixnbwUI).
The same free Toilet morph that reaches Builder Bot is separately recommended for grinding three different kill goals: defeating Cerberus, defeating Builder Bot, or defeating 250 bots with 1,000 or more HP. Those read as three separate grinding targets in the source footage, not one quest, so Builder Bot is a boss fight in its own right rather than the thing that specific 250-bot goal is asking players to kill (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video HSArixnbwUI).
06Builder Bot 2.0 is a name we have only seen in comments, never on screen
No video we have a transcript for shows a boss called Builder Bot 2.0. The name comes entirely from viewer comments, but it appears independently across at least four different videos and several different commenters, which is more corroboration than a single throwaway remark.
One commenter asks how to solo it because 'all the mastery quests need to defeat builder bot 2.0' (comment, Trollman702, video oc2dux-euJ8), and gets a reply suggesting they find 'a server that has a available colossal' to help (comment, Determinati0nRblx, video oc2dux-euJ8). A separate commenter on a different video claims 'ak 47 alone can solo builderbot 2.0' (comment, julianaenriquez6091, video M4J_SKKlwDc), while another lists 'Cerberus bot, builder bot, buildear bot 2.0' together as bosses that can drop the boss bot core crafting material (comment, mhmmdaidil1738, video aqRUQ0GGZLI). A fourth video's comments ask outright 'what mode does the builderbot 2.0 spawn?' (comment, keandrairawan5876, video lXW5uffK_Ws), with no answer on record.
Read together, those comments describe Builder Bot 2.0 as harder than the regular Builder Bot, tied to certain Mastery quests, and best attempted with a high-tier character or a group. None of that is confirmed on camera, and even the spelling drifts between commenters, 'builderbot 2.0' versus 'buildear bot 2.0', so we cannot say whether this is the game's real name for something or a nickname players converged on independently.
07The Bazooka update's wave-50 boss still has no confirmed name
The developer's own UPDATE 1 notes describe a super boss that appears in endless mode every 50 waves, with defeating it required to craft the new Bazooka race (developer description, read 6 September 2026). A video posted the same day as that update shows a fight against what its creator calls simply 'the new boss' at wave 50, and says on camera that it is 'actually not the hardest boss I can run', implying tougher fights exist elsewhere in the game (Rox, 5 September 2026, video PGS76YQ_lZw). That video's captions are low quality, dominated by background music, so the fight itself is hard to follow in detail.
Comments on that same video use a different, more specific name for what sounds like this fight: an 'Exploder hacker bot boss' that drops the material for a new artifact, is fought in endless mode, and is described as hard for new players (comment, AricheAvena, video PGS76YQ_lZw). Other commenters on the same video ask which wave or mode it spawns in and describe an attempt ending in death against a health pool one commenter guessed at 100,000 (comment, gilbertpaguia-l2f, video PGS76YQ_lZw). We cannot confirm from the footage alone whether the 'Exploder' boss and the wave-50 super boss from the patch notes are the same fight, so we record both names here rather than picking one.
08How this probably fits together across a run
Stacking the footage together, a run seems to escalate roughly in this order: spider bots and colossal bots as ordinary waves, then charged beam bots and Charged Titans once speed starts to matter, somewhere around wave 20 in the one run that measured it. Cerberus and Builder Bot follow as named boss fights that also double as quest targets, with Builder Bot 2.0 and the wave-50 super boss sitting further out as the harder checkpoints players discuss in comments but that no footage we have shows finished cleanly.
That ordering is our own reading of the material above, not a sequence any single video or the developer's notes state outright, so treat it as a rough shape for what to expect rather than a confirmed progression. A speed-boosting artifact or potion looks useful earlier than the beam bots and Titans alone would suggest, since the player who names both enemy types also says speed, not damage, is what actually kills a run late.
09What we have not checked
Everything above is either the developer's own written description or drawn from creators playing on camera and the people commenting on their videos. We have not played the game ourselves, and we have not opened the in-game Index.
- Whether spider bots, charged beam bots, colossal bots, and Charged Titans are the Index's actual names for these enemies or just the descriptive terms one player used out loud while fighting them.
- Whether Builder Bot 2.0 is a real, separately named boss or just how players describe a harder state of the regular Builder Bot.
- Whether the wave-50 super boss from the Bazooka update patch notes and the 'Exploder hacker bot boss' described in comments are the same fight or two different ones.
- The unbuffed HP of Cerberus and Builder Bot; the only number we have, 13,000 for Cerberus, came from a Golden-tier character wearing artifacts, not a base reading.
- Whether Charged Titans are a late-wave escalation of charged beam bots or a distinct enemy type entirely.
Opening the in-game Index added in UPDATE 1 and reading its bot and boss entries directly would settle the naming questions above. A clean, undamaged kill recorded on camera against both the wave-50 boss and whatever Builder Bot 2.0 turns out to be would settle whether they match what commenters describe.
Sources
- DigitizedPixels — How to get SECRET NOOB CHARACTER (2 Sep 2026)
- DigitizedPixels — How to get SPECIAL MORPH SKIBIDI TOILET (27 Aug 2026)
- DigitizedPixels — ALL GOLDEN SWORD CHARACTER SKINS (29 Aug 2026)
- DigitizedPixels — BOMB RACE MORPHS + FULL SHOWCASE (29 Aug 2026)
- Rox — BAZOOKA UPDATE (5 Sep 2026)
- Determination — Zombie Staff Artifact (29 Aug 2026)
- THIS ONE NOOB — noob character showcase (1 Sep 2026)
- Super Bot Brawl on Roblox
DigitizedPixels — How to get SECRET NOOB CHARACTER (2 Sep 2026)
DigitizedPixels — How to get SPECIAL MORPH SKIBIDI TOILET (27 Aug 2026)
DigitizedPixels — ALL GOLDEN SWORD CHARACTER SKINS (29 Aug 2026)
DigitizedPixels — BOMB RACE MORPHS + FULL SHOWCASE (29 Aug 2026)
Rox — BAZOOKA UPDATE (5 Sep 2026)
Determination — Zombie Staff Artifact (29 Aug 2026)
THIS ONE NOOB — noob character showcase (1 Sep 2026)
Frequently asked
What is the strongest boss in Super Bot Brawl?
We cannot say for certain. The Bazooka update's wave-50 boss was called 'not the hardest boss I can run' by the one creator who fought it on camera, and comments describe a separate, harder-sounding 'Exploder hacker bot boss' and a 'Builder Bot 2.0'. None of the footage we have shows a clean fight against either, so there is no confirmed hardest boss yet.
How much HP does Cerberus have in Super Bot Brawl?
One recording shows a player reading Cerberus's health as 13,000 after killing it with a Golden-tier Sword Colossus while wearing artifacts. That is one geared player's kill, not a confirmed base stat, and we have no second reading to compare it against.
What is Builder Bot 2.0 in Super Bot Brawl?
It is a name that only appears in viewer comments across several videos, never in footage we have watched. Commenters describe it as harder than the regular Builder Bot and tied to certain Mastery quests, but the spelling varies between commenters and no video shows it on screen, so it is unconfirmed.
What bots should I watch out for early in a run?
Footage names spider bots and colossal bots as the regular early enemies, with charged beam bots and Charged Titans becoming the real danger once a run passes roughly wave 20, since both chase faster than an unbuffed character can outrun.
Does the in-game Index show every bot and boss?
The developer's UPDATE 1 description says the new Index shows bot stats, descriptions, appearances, and loot drops, but we have not opened it ourselves yet, so we cannot confirm how complete it is or whether its names match the ones used in footage.