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Super Bot Brawl Super Bosses Guide: Every 50 Waves in Endless Mode

One video and a handful of comments are all that exist on the wave-50 super boss fight; here is what actually holds up.

On this page — 1 stated by the developer · 2 seen in player footage · 4 inferred · 2 not known

The red-and-black boss bot from the game's own icon, with its red hexagonal chest and leg markings, cropped to drop most of the night sky and ground.
The boss bot from the game's own icon

01What the update actually added

Stated by the developer

UPDATE 1 for Super Bot Brawl, which the developer group Bot Brawlers pushed live on 5 September 2026, is the entire reason a super boss exists in the game. The in-game description lists it alongside the new Bazooka Race in the same two lines: "Super bosses, appears in endless mode every 50 waves!" and "Defeat the new super boss to craft the Bazooka Race!" (Bot Brawlers, Super Bot Brawl in-game description, read 6 September 2026).

That is the entirety of what the developer has put in writing about super bosses. There is no separate patch-notes page, no wiki, and as of this snapshot the new in-game Index (also added in UPDATE 1, meant to list bots and their stats) has not been shown on camera listing a super boss entry. Everything past this section comes from one piece of footage and a small number of comments left underneath it, so it is thinner ground than most of this site's other pages.

02The wave 50 fight, as one player recorded it

Seen in player footage — Rox, 5 September 2026, video PGS76YQ_lZw

The only video footage of a super boss fight found so far comes from a channel called Rox, posted the same day UPDATE 1 went live. The creator sped through the early waves at 4x speed, then fought the boss at normal speed once it appeared, describing it in their own words as "not the hardest boss I can run" (Rox, 5 September 2026, video PGS76YQ_lZw). The video's audio quality is poor and much of the commentary is buried under background music, so treat it as confirmation that the encounter exists and is beatable, not as a full walkthrough.

The same video also states that the update "nerfed most artifacts and gold variants" at the same time it added the boss (Rox, 5 September 2026, video PGS76YQ_lZw). That single line matters more than it looks: any damage or survival numbers from footage recorded before 5 September 2026 no longer reflect current artifact strength, and nothing recorded since has re-tested those artifacts against a super boss to show the new numbers.

03What players are calling this boss

Inferred — from comments on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026

No video has said the super boss's name out loud. The only name that shows up at all comes from the comment section under the Rox video: one commenter calls it the "exploder boss," another calls it the "Exploder hacker bot boss," and a third refers to "hacker boss" while asking for help (comments on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026). Two different people landing on the word "exploder" independently is a mild signal, but comments are the weakest evidence tier this site uses, and it is entirely possible players are repeating a name one of them made up first.

A fourth comment on the same video asks outright, "what mode does the boss that give hacker explode bot core spawn at and what wave?" (comment, mustafatawakalshah2262, on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026). That question is itself useful: it shows that even people actively farming this boss a day after the update do not have a settled, agreed name or a clear public source for where and when it appears — they are working it out from the same scattered footage and comments this page is.

04How much HP the boss actually has

Inferred — from comments on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026, contrasted with Rox, 5 September 2026, video PGS76YQ_lZw

One commenter under the Rox video says they died on their first attempt when the boss was "at 100k hp" (comment, gilbertpaguia-l2f, on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026). A separate commenter on the same video describes the boss as too powerful to approach without a minigun-style or AK-style artifact and without help distracting it (comment, adityawal6051, on video PGS76YQ_lZw, read 6 September 2026). Those are two different players describing two different attempts, not one account, and Roblox boss health bars are not always a literal hit-point count, so a six-figure number should be read as one person's impression rather than a stat.

It also sits oddly next to the only video evidence available: Rox kills the same boss without visibly struggling and calls it not the hardest fight they can handle. The gap is most likely explained by gear — a low-level player with weak artifacts and a strong player with a maxed loadout will experience the same boss very differently — but that is our reading of the gap, not something either source states directly. Neither a real baseline HP number nor a confirmed damage-per-second figure exists for this boss yet.

05What crafting the Bazooka Race probably involves

Inferred — from DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video aqRUQ0GGZLI

The developer's description says beating the super boss lets you craft the Bazooka Race, but it does not say what else goes into that recipe or how much of it you need. The closest precedent is how the Bomb Race worked at launch: unlocking it required 1,000 in-game money, 200 bot core, 20 advanced bot core, and 1 boss bot core, with the boss bot core said to come from defeating a boss — though the same video admits the source boss for that specific material was not confirmed with certainty (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video aqRUQ0GGZLI).

If the Bazooka Race follows that pattern, expect a recipe that mixes ordinary money and common crafting materials with a small, boss-specific drop rather than the super boss drop being the entire cost. That is a guess based on how the last race launched, not a number anyone has shown for the Bazooka Race itself, and it should be treated that way until a video actually crafts one on screen.

06Getting to wave 50: what Endless mode asks of you first

Seen in player footage — DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI

Endless is one of three areas in Super Bot Brawl, alongside a Beginner zone and a Standard zone. The in-game menu for it reads "1,000+ bot kills required," though the footage that shows this does not make clear whether that figure is an entry requirement to unlock Endless or a target inside it — the phrasing on screen is ambiguous and no video has tested it directly (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI). Whichever it means, reaching wave 50 assumes you can already survive Endless mode at all, which is not trivial on a fresh character.

Two mechanics carry over from the wider game and matter specifically for a long Endless run: you can only switch characters while at full health, so mid-fight swaps are not an escape option, and running requires double-tapping the movement key rather than holding a separate sprint button (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI). A separate comment, made about the same Endless mode, states that enemy bots get more health the further into a run you go (comment, guard_robot, on video YcHONgCjv7E, read 6 September 2026) — which lines up with the HP contrast in the previous section, but again this is one player's description, not a measured curve.

07Loadouts players say work for pushing through Endless

Inferred — from comment on video YcHONgCjv7E, read 6 September 2026

One detailed comment on the Bot Pass video describes an Endless setup: playing as a golden Sword Colossus or golden Bomb Colossus for cash farming, pairing a bomb-type artifact with the golden Bomb Colossus for what the commenter calls very overpowered results, and using gun-style artifacts such as an AK-style weapon or a minigun-style weapon as an alternative (comment, guard_robot, on video YcHONgCjv7E, read 6 September 2026). The same comment was later edited to note that a wave-based enemy health increase had been added, which matches the scaling mentioned above.

This is one player's loadout, offered as advice rather than demonstrated on camera, and it predates whatever balance changes shipped with the 5 September UPDATE 1 that reportedly nerfed most artifacts. Treat it as a starting point for experimentation rather than a settled build for reaching a wave 50 super boss fight today.

08Is it the same boss every 50 waves, or does it change

Not known

The developer description says a super boss "appears in endless mode every 50 waves," which reads as a repeating event rather than a one-time fight, but no footage has been found of anyone reaching wave 100 or beyond since UPDATE 1 shipped. Whether the wave 100 and wave 150 encounters are the same boss recorded at wave 50, a harder version of it, or a different boss entirely is not something any available source addresses either way.

Record a run that passes waves 50, 100 and 150 in Endless mode in one sitting and compare the boss encountered at each threshold, ideally on video with the health bar and any boss name visible.

09What we have not checked

Not known

The list below covers everything on this page that is still a guess rather than a confirmed fact. None of it is invented — each line is either a direct gap in the sources above or a question a player asked in the comments that nobody has answered on camera yet.

Most of these resolve once someone films a clean wave 50 to wave 100+ Endless run on an unmodified, un-nerfed-yet-current build and the in-game Index is shown listing boss entries by name.

Sources

Frequently asked

What is the super boss in Super Bot Brawl?

It is a boss encounter the developer added in UPDATE 1 on 5 September 2026, described as appearing in Endless mode every 50 waves. Beating it produces the crafting material needed for the new Bazooka Race. Its in-game name has not been confirmed by the developer or by any video; comments call it "Exploder" or the "Exploder hacker bot boss," but that has not been verified on screen.

How often do super bosses spawn in Endless mode?

The developer's own description states every 50 waves. One video shows a fight that matches this, timed after the player sped through the preceding waves, but no footage has confirmed what happens at wave 100 or beyond, so it is unclear if the same boss simply repeats or changes.

What do you get for beating the super boss?

The developer description says defeating it lets you craft the Bazooka Race. The exact material name and the quantity required have not shown up in any video or comment, so treat "drops a crafting material" as confirmed and everything about amounts as unknown.

How much HP does the Super Bot Brawl super boss have?

There is no confirmed baseline number. One player's comment mentions the boss sitting around 100,000 HP during an attempt they lost, but that came from a single account with an unstated loadout, and the only video of the fight shows a comparatively fast, clean kill, so the two do not agree on how hard the fight actually is.

Is the super boss the same as Cerberus or Builder Bot?

Nothing found ties them together. Cerberus and Builder Bot are boss encounters documented in footage from before UPDATE 1 and appear to be separate, regular bosses rather than the wave-50 super boss the update introduced. No source states a relationship one way or the other.

Can you reach the super boss outside Endless mode?

The developer description specifically ties the super boss to Endless mode, saying it appears there every 50 waves. No footage or comment mentions it turning up in the Beginner or Standard zones, so treat an Endless-only spawn as the working assumption rather than a fully ruled-out alternative.

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