Super Bot Brawl Controls: How to Dash and What Keys You Can Rebind

Press W twice in a row to trigger a sprint or dash. One creator shows this on camera in two separate videos. Testing the game as Sword Brute during the tutorial, they say on screen, "in order to run, you got to double tap W if you're on keyboard" (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI). Two days later, testing the Bomb Race, the same creator calls it "the sprinting mechanism in the game where you have to double tap W" and adds that it is not their preferred control scheme (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video aqRUQ0GGZLI).

Neither video shows a mobile or console equivalent, and the creator never says what happens if you hold W instead of tapping it twice. Both videos are filmed on keyboard, so treat double-tap-W as the confirmed keyboard behaviour only, not a universal control scheme.

The double-tap requirement is not fixed. In a video posted on 1 September 2026, the same creator opens the settings menu on screen and says, "I was told you can change the keybind for your sprint. Just go here at the bottom and just put it onto whatever" (DigitizedPixels, 1 September 2026, video lXW5uffK_Ws).

A viewer comment on the Bomb Race video adds a detail the footage itself does not show: "you can change keybind and you only need to press once in settings" (comment by mint78562 on video aqRUQ0GGZLI). Read together, this suggests that once sprint is rebound to a new key, a single press of that key runs instead of a double-tap. That reading comes from one sentence in one comment, not from anyone filming the rebind and then testing it, so treat the single-press detail as a plausible but unconfirmed extension of the settings-menu footage.

Sword Hero has a move called Sword Spin. On camera, a creator reaches the Sword Race's Hero tier and uses Sword Spin, reacting with enthusiasm as it plays out (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI). The footage confirms the move exists and is used at that tier; the creator's narration in that moment does not itself describe rising off the ground or moving in the air, so the specific claim that holding jump during Sword Spin makes the character float comes from comments, not from anything said on camera.

Three separate comments describe the same two inputs without quoting the video or each other. An English comment on that same video states it plainly: "you can fly as Sword Hero when using Sword Spin while jumping" (comment by thjrygy6168 on video _TB3VEL9bwI). Two Thai-language comments on an unrelated Sword Man review video independently describe the identical trick, translated here: one says to use the spin move and then hold jump to float upward, the other says holding jump while spinning the sword lets you glide like a plane (comments by TVMAN-hw3or and NamoNamo-z8p on video -lo95yJJkZg).

Three independent comments describing the same two inputs, in two languages, without quoting the video or each other, is unusually strong agreement for this wiki, so we treat the float as confirmed even though the video itself never narrates it. What none of the sources say is how long the float lasts, whether it has its own cooldown separate from Sword Spin's, or whether it works on every Sword Race tier or only Hero.

Besides the Sword Spin float, Sword Hero has a move the game itself labels Thrust that covers a lot of ground in one use. On camera, a creator introduces Sword Hero and fires off Thrust before moving on to test Sword Spin (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI).

The footage does not say whether Thrust is on a separate input from Sword Spin, what its cooldown is, or whether other Sword Race tiers besides Hero get the same move. This is a single source, so treat Thrust as a real, on-screen ability with an unmeasured range and cooldown rather than a fully documented one.

Bomb Hero does not use the Sword Spin float trick; it carries a jetpack instead. A creator activates it mid-fight and narrates a fuel bar appearing on the left side of the screen, then stops using it and asks aloud when it refills, confirming there is "a slight cool down on that" before it recharges (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video aqRUQ0GGZLI).

The footage never shows which key or button starts the jetpack, only that it exists, drains with use, and needs a short cooldown to refill. Do not assume it shares an input with sprint or jump; nothing we have confirms that either way.

Switching between your unlocked characters mid-run is blocked unless your current character is at full health. One creator states this directly while comparing the rule to the same studio's earlier game, saying on screen, "just like in Super Toilet Brawl, in order to change characters, you do have to have full health" (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI).

This comes from a single video, so treat it as one player's account rather than a confirmed rule until a second source shows the same restriction.