Difficulty: Expert
Missions: 6

Extra Information:
-Named this way since it's a clever rhyme more than anything
-Mission set is joint as the longest mission set with Oil Spill and Steel Trap
-Only mission set to contain all 6 MvM maps in a tour (Excluding Ghost Town)

Map: Mannworks
Waves: 6
Starting credits: 800


6 scouts will come out surrounding the charged soldiers. This happens 3 times before the next part of the wave starts

The pyros will keep coming in groups of 5 while 5 spies spawn in as support


16 steel gauntlets, each with their own quick-fix medics, will all come out at similar times to eachother, giving very little time before they're all out. However, as they come out crit boosted direct hit soldiers will also come out, making it even harder to stop them all.

Now 3 groups of 8 steel gauntlets will come out at seperate times, only being seperated by small waves of crit-boosted scorch shot pyros that can be fairly hard to stop due to their knockback and increased firing and reload speeds.


The first part of the wave consists of 4 small waves, each consisting of 2 of each type of giant scout: Bonk!, FaN, Super and Armoured Sandman. This means each group of 8 has robots that are fast, can become immune to damage, can deal high damage and knockback or can deal rapid stuns.

This part of the wave is very annoying to deal with. The tank will come out first, boasting an impressive 30,000 health. After the tank has been past the barrier for 30 seconds the soldiers will begin spawning, regardless of how damaged the tank is. The soldiers are a much bigger threat than the tank, though having people to deal with the tank seperately is helpful. The soldiers will come in 4 groups with 10 battalions soldiers and a giant concheror soldier in every group. The combination of heal-on-damage and the increased defences make them very hard to heal with without some kind of invulnerability to stop them healing. Once the tank and the 4 groups of soldiers are dealt with the wave ends.

The wave starts with 3 waves of 4 super scouts. If they catch you off-guard it could very quickly cost you the wave. However, with some pre-round knowledge this shouldn't be too hard to stop.

5 groups of 10 soldiers and 4 giant rapid-fire demomen will come out just as the final super scouts come out. They can be quite hard to stop if you ended up pushed back by the super scouts at all due to their large numbers, high DPS and constant assault.

This is the last part of the wave, though it is also the hardest. 5 groups consisting of 6 crit-boosted soldiers, 3 giant medics and a giant heal-on-kill deflectors will come out with very little breaks in-between. The medics will all pocket the deflectors with the soldiers acting as a bit of extra damage and cannon fodder.


The first tank comes out with some giant crit-boosted demoknights

The second tank comes out after the destruction of the first tank, meaning it's best to deal with the demoknights first to stop being teamed-up on as much. The 4 demos all come out with it.

The third tank comes out after the 2nd's destruction, this time coming out with 4 crit-boosted rapid-fire soldiers.

The final tank comes out with 4 crit-boosted deflectors, making it hard to stop. If you've been pushed back this sub-wave might be almost impossible to stop.


The 3 tanks come out simaltaneously and as soon as they are all defeated the wave continues.

3 groups of 3 soldiers come out now, 1 of each per group. The groups have almost no gaps inbetween spawning.

This sub-wave has 5 groups come out, each made of a charged soldier, 3 uber medics and 10 direct crit soldiers each. The 5 charged soldiers all have 3 uber medics pocketing them while the direct crit soldiers all have buffs and are there to deal with sentries and deflector heavies.

5 waves of 5 pyros, 5 steel gauntlets and 10 quick-fix medics. 2 quick-fix medics pocket each steel gauntlet, making this sub-wave fairly hard to stop.

5 groups of 1 crit boosted deflector, 8 uber medics, 10 direct crit soldiers and 5 crit-boosted pyros come out to end the mission. This wave is very hard to stop due to the numbers and their overall damage output as well as their coverage of almost any foe.

Map: Coaltown
Waves: 4
Credits: $500


This whole wave happens in 1 very difficult sub-wave. 4 armoured sandman scouts will come out with 8 second gaps inbetween. Scouts spawn constantly and can be annoyances due to their numbers.


4 groups of 4 crit-boosted heavies come out at the start of wave 2 with constant support robots spawning in. Luckily the only supports that come out currently are scouts and heavyweight champs and so are not too dangerous.

The 4 groups that appear now are 6 crit-boosted heavies and 2 giant crit-boosted heavyweight champions each. Now the support consists of normal heavies, scouts, snipers and spies, making this part of the wave much harder to defend against. The giant heavyweights also deal ~293 damage per hit, making them almost a guarenteed 1-shot.


30 conch-box soldiers come out rapidly at the start of the wave, all with crits and conch buffs. They will also come out with the help of 3 engineers that spawn in very quickly in various places.

Giant medics with buffed-up giant bowmen come out in groups of 2 each with 5 second gaps inbetween. Spies also spawn, meaning you can get 1-shotted from the front or from behind if unready.

This part of the wave is possibly the hardest part. 12 FaN super scouts come out, each with 2 uber medics each, as well as 5 huo-long heavies with 8 uber medics each. Only the individual giants and their medics come out at the same time, but other robots often follow seconds later. A few engineers will also come out with them, but they luckily don't teleport in.

6 groups of 3 crit-boosted black box soldiers come out. Each one fires rockets that heal 500 health per rocket on hit, making them hard to stop without invulnerability or dodging due to the rapid healing.

This is the boss robot for this wave. It moves slower than any other robot excluding tanks. It's main ability is that, upon performing the eureka effect taunt, it will summon 2-3 support robots to it's location, making it harder to take down.

Possible Summons:
You don't have to defeat them but it is suggested to since the engie will often pass the bomb to them, especially super scouts. As soon as the engie is defeated the mission ends.

Map: Bigrock
Waves: 8
Credits: $750


This whole mission is boss waves only, making it quite fun. This wave has a single soldier robot that works like a burst-fire soldier. Scouts and sydney snipers spawn frequently throughout the wave.


The 2nd boss of the mission is a giant huo-long heavy with constant assistance from the steady flow of snipers and spies that keep coming out throughout the wave.


The medic and demo combo makes up the third boss of the wave. The medic's healing makes the demoman unstoppable while the medic is alive while the demoman is very protective of the medic. The medic luckily cannot uber and so you just need to keep dealing damage. Spies and scouts spawn constantly throughout the wave.


This wave is all heavies. The boss is a giant shotgun heavy that, if it shoots you from point-blank, will almost definately 1-shot you even with max resistances due to the crits, damage increases and pellet increases. The support ranges from hard to kill to high damage, increasing the level of challenge for this wave.

The 5th wave continues ramping up the difficulty, this time having a boss that works like the mannhattan bosses, though with support. The soldiers supporting him all have banners and spawn frequently, the battalion's being the most annoying since the defence applies to the boss as well, so always stay on-top of dealing with the support. The boss itself can send you flying back to spawn in 1 barrage if it catches you.


The first of the 2 'boss all-star' waves. It features the bosses of both of the two cities maps, though with decreased health since there are 2 at the same time. Snipers and spies spawn often, becoming nuisances if allowed to gather in larger numbers.


The 2nd all-star wave features the mecha engie bosses Sergeant Crits, Major Bomber and Captain Punch, all at lower health to compensate for there being 3 of them. They are very hard to stop, especially due to the support and the fact they will all go the same way to keep the bomb moving.


The final wave has a single boss that moves very slowly. However, it has double the health of the strongest boss or tank before it and has backup. Crit-boosted 'chief demos' will spawn in freqeuently and will take 'flank' routes to catch players off-guard. The snipers, spies and engineers in this wave are also enhanced, having great aims, increased health and more effective weapons.

Map: Decoy
Waves: 8
Credits: $600


The first part of the wave has groups of 4 scouts, each with a pyro with them. This happens a total of 25 times, though the groups are very close together.

5 groups made of a soldier and 5 pyros each come out after the first groups are defeated. They boast quite dangerous amounts of firepower due to the early-game appearences.


Wave 2 starts with 10 groups made of 5 demomen each coming out with steel gauntlets coming from the top, all being pocketed by medics. Defeating the demomen progresses the wave, though the gauntlets will only stop after 30 come out.

The remaining steel gauntlet+quick-fix medic pairs come out throughout this part (20+ will be left) with the burst-fire soldiers coming from below. The soldiers have 5 quick-fix medics each and will come out with 20 second gaps, forcing you to dispatch them quickly to avoid being overwhelmed.


This wave is annoying due to the heavymittens rushing in massive swarms and stun-locking players constantly. The heavymittens spawn constantly in groups of ~6 with 10 groups of 5 crit-boosted soldiers coming out as well to take out the stun-locked players.

This wave has several giants spawning in which are essentially giant versions of the heavymittens with larger ranges. The same soldier groups show up in this wave as well and the heavymittens show up in slightly larger groups as well.

This wave has the last 50 soldiers in 5 groups of 10 this time with heavymittens coming in groups of 5 frequently to stunlock you. The giant deflector heavies are partnered with a medic each and come out between the soldier groups. The final deflector has 2 giant medics with him, making him slightly harder to stop.


4 tanks that come out ~20 seconds apart from eachother. Crit-boosted scouts and soldiers as well as occasional spies constantly spawn during the wave to harass the players.

12 groups of 10 demoknights show up to begin the wave. They aren't too threatening in cases where you're off the ground and far away but if you're too close to their groups it's almost a definate game over due to their 195 damage crits.

The last 80 demoknights charge out throughout this part of the wave, though not in any sort of organised groups. 5 groups of 4 crit-boosted giant soldiers will also spawn in as this part of the wave progresses. Crit-boosted sydney snipers are very annoying since they deal 450 damage when fully-charged and so can 1-shot defenceless players.


The start of this wave is made up of 40 crit-boosted soldiers and 2 groups of 4 giant crit-boosted soldiers. Once the giants are defeated the next part of the wave begins.

2nd group has demos instead of soldiers, but is otherwise identical.

The third part has rapid-fire crit-boosted bowmen as the giants. They can deal massive damage and so playing a bit more defensively can be useful if you want to survive.

Giant heavies in this part of the wave. They have high health and high damage, making them hard to kill when assisted by the onsloughts of spies and soldiers spawning in constantly.

Giant scouts appear on this wave. They can end the wave if they escape due to their large groups and high health.

Pyros appear on the 2nd last wave. They spam deflects whenever they need to and also have large flamethrower range which can be hazardous to spies and heavies.

The wave ends with 2 groups made of a giant heal-on-kill deflector and 2 giant medics each. It is the only pair of groups that isn't just 4 crit-boosted giants each.

This wave has tonnes of medic robots on it. The support soldiers come out with quick-fix medics glued to them, though luckily they are often not in actual groups as opposed to lots scattered around. The giant crit-boosted burst-fire soldiers have 2 giant medics each, making them hard to take down.

The soldiers and medics come out more frequently now when the heavy+medics show up. The heavies will each have 3 giant medics each, making them harder to take down than even the soldiers from before. The final 2 giant deflector heavies come out at the same time, both having 3 giant medics glued to them each.


2 Tanks come out almost immediately, as well as groups of 4 crit-boosted heavies and groups of 5 crit-boosted soldiers. When the 2 tanks are defeated the wave continues.

This part of the wave has the crit boosted heavies and soldiers from before as well as snipers for added annoyance. There are also groups of giants coming out, 4 at a time. It alternates between the giant soldiers and giant demos until they run out of both.

The third tank comes out after the last giant demo is defeated with little delay. Engineer bots also start spawning in frequently for the rest of the wave, which can be annoying when they set up teleporters near the bomb and push you back while fighting the tank.

The second last part of the mission has giant medics and giant heal-on-kill deflectors. Luckily they only have 1 medic each unlike the last wave.

The wave ends on a boss against a 60,000 health variant of the heal-on-kill deflectors. The support robots spawn even more often now and so it's good to have someone keeping watch on them so they don't start pushing you back while the boss mows your team down.

Map: Mannhattan
Waves: 7
Starting credits: $400


5 groups of 3 soldiers each as well as 10 groups of 4 scouts start off the mission. The scouts are gatebots and come from the top while the soldiers come from the bottom.

The rest of the wave is slightly harder. There are now 5 groups of robots coming from the top. Each group is made of a giant gatebot pyro, 3 soldiers and 2 gatebot scouts each. It isn't very hard to defeat if prepared.


The wave starts off with several soldier groups, all of about 8 soldiers each, coming from the top with giant crit-boosted pyros coming from below. Each of the pyros has an uber medic pocketing them, making them fairly tricky to beat on your small budget.

Soldiers now come in groups of 12 from the bottom with a massive rush of force-a-nature scouts coming from above. This wave can very easily lose you the first gate and possibly the 2nd if your team isn't very good with multitasking to stop both robot groups.

This is the end of wave 2. It consists of more groups of soldiers as well as 2 groups, both made up of 8 uber medics and a giant rapid-fire demo each. The medics make the giants quite hard to stop due to the previously mentioned small budget.


The wave begins with 8 giant charged soldiers and pyros spawning in. 4 giant charged soldiers on the top and 4 on the bottom with groups of 8 pyros spawning from both spawn points. The gatebots spawn above with the normal ones with the bomb below. They will often manage to reach the gate due to their firepower and defences.

This part of the wave is fairly tricky due to all the pyros combined with the huo-long heavy. The huo can carry the bomb quite far due to it's bulkiness.

The final 8 charged soldiers come out the same as before: 4 on top, 4 below. However, if they have the first gate they all come out together, making a massive wall of destruction.

The wave ends with groups of 12 pyros spawning and a 2nd huo-long heavy...

...This part of the wave can be very hard to stop if you have already lost both gates due to the charged soldiers.


16 Bonk! scouts come out almost instantly. 4 come from the top and 4 from the bottom and then another 4 from above and 4 from below again just after. Gatebot flare pyros spawn in groups of 6 from below to harass players. You can very easily lose one or even both gates if they slip past.

This part of the wave is very hard. There are 2 giant groups, both made up of 2 giant medics, a giant deflector heavy and a giant battalions soldier each. 1 medic pockets 1 giant each, making them hard to stop. The deflector's ability to deflect projectiles plus the battalion's damage resistance and crit immunity plus medic healing make them almost unstoppable with unready teams.


The wave starts with a rather annoying introduction. There are 2 groups of robots, 1 from the top and 1 from below. Both have a giant crit-boosted black box soldier and 5 quick-fix medics pocketing them each. They are all gatebot and, if able to remain fairly healthy or able to slip past, can easily cost you the first gate.

The second part of the wave has 25 steel gauntlets with a quick-fix medic each. They don't come out in groups but they do all come out at relatively the same time, making them hard to defeat. Engie bots also spawn in and build teleporters as far-forward as possible.

The wave ends with giant demoknights spawning in all at around the same time from the bottom. Each has 5 pocket medics to support them and buffed stats to the point they can 1-shot everything up to a heavy without crit resistance. Engie bots will try to get them as far-forward as possible.


The start of the wave is very difficult. 2 FaN scouts come from the top and bottom, both with giant medics. This happens twice while a mixture of gatebot and non-gatebot soldiers come from the bottom, both in groups of around 8.

This part of the wave is not as bad, but can still push you back. 4 giant battalion rapid-fire soldiers come out with medics here. The defence buffs make the soldiers and their medics (as well as support robots nearby) fairly hard to kill.

The wave ends with giant heal-on-kill deflectors again, this time with 2 giant medics each. They are the only groups of giants that aren't gatebots this wave. The final 2 HoKD Heavies and their medics come at the same time, increasing the difficulty.


The wave begins with a giant heal-on-kill deflector called "C.A.P.P.E.R." (Like the invasion pistol reskin) which is pretty much guarenteed to cap both of the gates. If he managed to cap both he will have a windup and explode, insta-killing anything in his radius. Upon his destruction (either 2 caps of 160,000 damage) the rest of the wave begins.

The first part of the wave has 4 groups of scouts. The first is a group of super scouts from below followed by FaN scouts from above and then Bonk! scouts from below and finally 4 armoured sandman scouts from above. Engie bots may also start teleporting in now.

Giant pyros and demoknights spawn in now. They both spawn in in groups of 4 with pyros above and demos below. There are very few gaps between them spawning in.

This wave has groups of 3 giant huntsman snipers and 3 giant medics spawning from below in a total of 8 seperate groups. They are fairly dangerous due to their crits, numbers and rapid-fire capabilities though the gaps between the groups soften the blows a bit.

There are 2 large groups of giant demos next, each with 8 of them. They are easily able to flood the screen with crit-boosted grenades due to their numbers.

4 groups of robots come in this part of the wave. Each group has 1 of each giant soldier variant and 3 giant medics. It is very hard to stop them due to their massive amounts of rocket spam.

The final part of the mission has a total of 40 giants. There are 2 main groups. The first has 4 deflector heavies, 4 giant heavies and 8 giant medics and the second has 4 deflector heavies and 8 giant heavies. They have small gaps in-between individual heavies and medics to soften the blow a little.

Map: Rottenburg
Waves: 5
Credits: $800


10 groups of 4 sandman scouts come out at the start of the wave.

The wave ends with 10 more groups of 4 sandman scouts as well as a giant heavy+medic combo that comes in with the 5th group. The giant medic can ubercharge unlike most other giant medics too.


Wave 2 has only 3 non-support robots. However, they are all charged soldiers. There are waves and waves of sandman scouts and heavymittens that keep spawning to stun-lock players for the soldiers to 1-shot them while they can't react.


Another wave with only 1 part to it. A total of 5 giant heavy+medic pairs come out, all with uber medics. The final 2 pairs come at the same time. Soldiers spawn throughout the wave and are a continuous annoyance due to their numbers.


Two tanks begin the wave, spawning at roughly the same time. Spies will continuously spawn in while the tanks are alive, but no other robots will.

The 3 giant soldiers spawn at the same time, all with a personal pocket medic. They are very hard to take down since they have their buffs on permanently and they all have pocket medics.

There are 6 tanks that come in this wave, one after another. Spies, Snipers, Soldiers and Heavyweight champs all spawn constantly throughout the wave to make it a bit harder to stop all the tanks.

Difficulty: Expert
Missions: 4

Map: Mannhattan
Waves: 7
Starting credits: 400


At first, only the support scouts come out. They arrive in groups of 10 constantly throughout the wave, though destroying 4 groups will trigger the rest of the wave to spawn

After the destruction of at least 4 groups of scout robots the soldiers will come in. There will be 10 shotgun soldiers around each giant, with the groups seperated by scouts (apart from the final 2, which come one after another). The soldiers wield shotguns, meaning you cannot deflect any of their attacks, and the giant soldiers' direct hits deal colossal damage, 1-shotting almost anything they manage to hit.

The direct crit soldiers are easily identified by not only their size, but also the Full Metal Drill Hats they wear


Wave 2 starts off relatively easy, with a total of 8 Steel Gauntlets coming from above and 40 Demomen coming from below. The gauntlets are in pairs while the demomen are in groups of 8.

The other half of the wave is similar to the first, though has slight differences. Firstly, a giant heavy with lots of health spawns a few seconds before the other robots, often waiting for the bomb to be reset before spawning. The demomen arrive in groups of 10 and the steel gauntlets still come from above, though the groups are less seperated.

The Bomb Disposal heavy wears the eliminator's safeguard and is mostly defenceless, outside of its melee attacks which, considering its speed, are easily evaded by just keeping a distance.


The first section of the wave is quite easy. 20 gatebot snipers come in, 8 from below and 12 from above. While their damage output is quite high a few well-placed shots or a sentry will most likely take them all out with relative ease.

This part of the wave has another 20 huntsman snipers come from below in a large group, with 10 scouts coming from above. The scouts come in 2 groups of 5, each with increased health, size and crits. The scouts are gatebots while the snipers aren't.

These scouts can be identified by either the increased size (~1.3x the standard) or their cosmetics: The Squire's Sabatons and the Courtly Cuirass

The last part of the wave has no gatebots. This is when 4 giant heal-on-kill deflectors come out, each with its own pocket medic. If none/both of the gates are captured 2 will come from above and 2 will come from below, roughly 10 seconds apart from eachother. The remaining 40 snipers will gradually pour out from below as well.

The start of this wave could very easily become the end of it. At the bottom 25 crit-boosted demoknights, all with pocket medics. They can be fairly hard to take out for soldiers, pyros or demomen who don't have sticky traps ready due to their resistances and their medics, and their attacks will 1-shot most of your un-crit-resistant team if they hit. From above all 20 steel gauntlets with Uber medics will come out over a span of around 12 seconds, easily capping a gate or two against teams without a proper medic killer.

The second half of the wave is both easier and harder in a way. No more uber medics or gauntlets, but there are a lot of giants and still a lot of demoknights. The remaining 25 demos and medics will come from above while the heavies spawn below in groups of 2, each group having small gaps. Pyros also constantly come out from both above and below and snipers who can headshot will come out above as well on occasion.


This wave begins with 5 snipers and 10 uber medics on the top row, 2 medics per sniper, with 5 groups of 8 demomen spawning from below. While it is easy enough to stop the demomen the snipers, due to their medics and numbers, can sometimes sneak 1 or 2 gate captures if the team is preoccupied with the demomen.

The only cosmetic the snipers wear are Trophy Belts, which aren't too easy to notice as getting close is a death sentense

This part of the wave can be a pain, especially when partnered with what follows. 4 giant armoured scouts spawn in, 2 from above, 2 from below, each with 5 uber medics. The ones from above have the bomb and the ones below are gatebot. 20 soldier robots also spawn in from below, all armed with crit-boosted shotguns. Spies also begin spawning.

The scouts have what equates to a -23% speed decrease, taking them down to 110% speed, only slightly faster than a medic.

The end of this wave can either be a cakewalk or a nightmare, depending on how well you defended both of the gates thus far. The last 20 soldiers (and more spies) spawn as well as a total of 3 of the boss heavies. First two weaker ones will spawn, one from above, one below, before a stronger one spawns roughly a minute later.

If you defended both gates this is very easy to deal with, if only one then slightly harder but still 'cheesable' thanks to the pit, though if both gates were taken then it will become a hassle to deal with them all.

The first part of the wave is challenging, though can be cheesed with a well-placed sticky trap. From above 30 scouts (3 groups of 10) come down with the bomb while a gatebot blast soldier with medics comes from below. The soldier has 3 giant medics, which all have 8 uber medics of their own each. You have to defeat the uber medics to kill the giant medics to kill the boss robot.

5 giant samurai Demos come from above while 90 scouts come from below, in 6 groups of 15. The samurai Demos cannot be 1-shot with the Zatoichi, but still 1-shot players wielding it. A special kind of sniper also spawns now, with the machina and razorback, who can be especially dangerous to crowded allies, medics, and engineers. The scouts are gatebots this time while the Demomen aren't.

The end of the wave is a bit of a handful. From above giant huntsman snipers, all with pocket medics, as well as a lot of the elite snipers. From below the remaining 5 samurai Demos, giant FAN Scouts and FAN scouts spawn in in 1 large rush.

The start of this wave has lots of huntsman snipers coming from below and the boss and some support robots above. The snipers have crits and all but 1 of the spies are normal. A special spy called the 'undead spy' spawns in as well, which is borderline unkillable due to infinite cloak, health regen and its dead ringer. The boss has rapid-fire and ludacrisly fast reload speeds as well to continue firing a barrage constantly. It's almost certain to cap at least gate 1.

The demoman bosses in this wave both have the juggernaut jacket and the blast defence while the spy has the bedouin bandana and backbiter's boomslang.

100 crit-boosted heavies, 2 giant conch soldiers and 4 giant medics spawn in after the demoman boss is defeated. The conch soldiers have 2 medics each and the heavies stick relatively close to them, both defending them and healing themselves by dealing damage.

The undead spy remains in play, often becoming a hindrance to heavies especially since it can strike whenever and reliably escape if discovered.

Another 50 heavies, as well as the 2nd boss, spawn in now. The boss is another gatebot and will almost certainly make it to the next gate thanks to the support from the massive swarms of crit-boosted heavies that can, if not dealt with quickly, push the boss all the way to the gates and then to the hatch due to their raw DPS.

This part of the wave is roughly the same as the 2nd part, though with double everything. 200 heavies, 4 conch soldiers and 8 medics, 2 per soldier. 100 of the heavies stick closely to the soldiers while the other 100 just go and do their own thing. Once again the spy can easily catch your heavy out if they're not checking behind them.

Defeating this part of the wave will end the mission.

Difficulty: Expert
Missions: 4

Extra Information:
-Uses the two new open maps (scrapyard and stronghold) for its missions
--Could be likened to the 'Two Cities' tour which did something similar, only using the 2 new maps for the tour
-Maps can be found in the "map ideas guide" under the 'MvM' section for brief descriptions.

Map: Mannworks
Waves: 3
Starting credits: 800


This mission, while small, packs a massive punch due to its somewhat unfair difficulty. The first part of the wave has 3 groups of 20 scouts, each seperated by a giant demoman. The lack of upgrades wave 1 usually brings makes this quite hard to deal with as the scouts have high DPS in groups and the demomen can easily catch you out with an unexploded grenade on the ground or two.

This part of the wave has giant steel gauntlets coming from the left, with some support from groups of 5 soldiers, while a giant soldier with a medic comes from the right, also supported by a 5-soldier group. The heavies have lots of health and damage resistance, making them hard to kill, while the soldier is the offense, dealing enough damage to most likely 1-shot your team on wave 1. Knocking back the heavies may be best so you can deal with the soldier first.

20 pairs of heavy-medics then proceed to enter the field. They are hard to deal with since it's still early-game and you just had to stop 5 giants, made even worse by their crits and the uber medics each one has. The rest of the scouts come in too, but aren't too threatening.

The next part of the wave is a bit easier, though still difficult. 5 of the landmine demomen come out around the same time, supported by the rest of the soldiers (about 35 of them to be exact, still in groups of 5). Watch your step as there will most likely be a bunch of unexploded iron bomber grenades around the field.

The wave ends with two more groups of giants. The first is another soldier, pocketed by a medic (same as before) and the other is a duo of medics, pocketing eachother. Either you have to use a sticky trap to 1-shot them, use a projectile shield to stop them healing, or seperate them so they can't heal either. Defeating them ends the wave.

The start of this wave is quite easy to deal with. A giant soldier comes from each side while 10 groups of 10 scouts each try to deliver the bomb. Spies also appear quite frequently here.

2 more soldiers spawn in at this point, with 2 giant heavies also spawning from the other side of them. 2 groups, each consisting of 25 soldiers, come in as well as support. Snipers will also begin spawning on top of just the spies.

5 groups of 8 huntsman snipers come out here, supported by a massive, continuous flow of demoknights. Much like the last 2 parts of the wave, 2 crit-boosted soldier robots also spawn. 8 giant blast soldiers also spawn in 2 groups of 4, a few seconds after the other giant soldiers spawn. It is possible for the soldiers to knock you airborne for you to then be killed by one of the huntsman snipers.

Snipers and spies still spawn throughout the rest of the wave, though aren't listed to save space.

Now 10 of the crit soldiers will spawn; 2 to signify the beginning of a new part of the wave, and the other 8 in 2 groups of 4. Individual giant medics some out, wielding crossbows. They will shoot teammates to heal them if they are closeby, apart from other medics.

The rest of the scouts also continuously pour out now as well, though their main purpose seems to be cannon fodder and for distraction, especially towards sentries.

The wave ends with the last 4 giant soldiers coming out, followed by the rest of the wave. 2 giant heal-on-kill deflectors, each with 3 giant pocket medics, surrounded by large groups of crit-boosted heavies.

Side-Note: There are 139 giants and 779 normal robots in this wave (excluding support), equating to a total of 918 definate robots that will spawn in.

The wave starts off with an immediate threat, sending two seperate boss robots, both with giant medics, at the same time. Both spawn either side and both of them have 2 giant medics each, making them a hassle to deal with. The undead spy also returns for this wave, as well as crit-boosted support snipers.

The spies and snipers spawn continuously throughout the wave, though aren't listed past this point to avoid unnecessary repetition. Only 1 undead spy ever spawns, though.

This part of the wave, while a bit of a cooldown, is still a bit frantic. Demoknights now begin spawning, as well as 4 groups of 10 burst fire demoknights, 5 groups of 15 scouts and 4 groups of 5 scorch shot pyros. They all come very quickly and fairly packed and can overwhelm unready teams.

The pyros have incredibly strong knockback and can send a heavy flying back to spawn in only a few well-placed shots, so be careful. The demoknights, like the other support robots, spawn constantly from now on but aren't listed to save space.

At this point in the wave 8 super scouts, all seperated by a few seconds, come out while 2 more giant heavies also arrive, both accompanied by a giant medic each. Engineers also begin spawning in now and must be defeated as soon as possible to avoid them building teleporters.

Engineers spawn throughout the wave but aren't listed to save space, much like the other support robots in this wave.

This wave is signalled by a sudden surge of engineers spawning in. After about 20 seconds the bonk! scouts appear, presumably waiting for a teleporter to go up. If they do get through a teleporter they will wait unti the invun wears off to drink the bonk!, giving them a lot of time immune to damage. They arrive in 4 groups of 2, accompanied only by support robots.

This part of the wave has a total of 3 Huo-long heavies, each with a giant medic. 12 giant scorch shot pyros also spawn in around them to ignite players. Huntsman snipers also appear in groups of 8 throughout most of this part, both working as cannon fodder and for some high damage if they can get any attacks off.

The first of the 4 tanks spawns now, along with 20 steel gauntlets. They aren't in a group, though they are all still relatively packed in with eachother. Each of them has 2 uber medics assisting them.

10 groups of 5 crit-boosted blast soldiers along with 2 giant pyros, 1 from either side, each with a giant medic. The pyros are near perfect with their airblasts so rockets, pipes, and sticky spam won't work well against them, meaning bullets are the best thing to use. The wrangler can be good as it stops your sentry firing rockets and thus doesn't put you at risk of having them deflected back at you.

10 crit-boosted heavies come from either side, along with some giants. 2 groups of 4 giant blast soldiers accompany them at each side, as well as a giant direct hit soldier with a giant medic that comes from the left. It is very easy to be sent flying by the combination of the heavies and blast soldiers.

Essentially the same as the last part of the wave, though the blast soldiers are replaced by heavies and the direct crit soldier and his medic come from the right instead.

The last few heavies come out in the same ways as the last 2 parts of the wave. The giant direct hit soldier and his medic come from the left again. However, 2 tanks spawn at the same time here, 1 going either way, which require a lot of attention to take them out.

3 groups of 5 deflector heavies spawn in at this point, along with 4 giant demoknights who each have a pocket medic. Bear in mind that, when they charge, the medics charge as well due to them using the quick fix.

This wave has 2 large groups of enemies, each coming from either side, with a gap of about 20 seconds inbetween. Each group has 1 major crits soldier, 1 giant conch soldier and 1 giant battlions soldier, each with a pocket giant medic each, with 10 deflector heavies around them all. Crit sticky traps aren't as effective thanks to the crit resistance provided by one of the soldiers, so keep that in mind.

This part is quite difficult to deal with. The final 3 groups of 5 deflectors come out, along with 3 giant demomen, with 2 giant medics each. Giant bowmen also spawn now, each with 3 uber medics, in 4 groups of 2.

The final tank spawns now, along with 10 groups of 10 crit-boosted demomen to support it. Constant fire is needed to take the tank out due to its massive health pool. Crit sticky traps can deal good chunks of damage to it, though keep an eye out for the demomen as they can deal a lot of damage in a short space of time.

2 groups of 2 black box soldiers, each with their own giant medic, spawn in now, along with 10 more groups of 10 crit-boosted demomen. It can be hard to re-gain ground thanks to the constant health the soldiers get and the demomen supporting them.

5 groups of 8 crit-boosted deflector heavies spawn in, along with a total of 3 giant ones, each having 2 giant medics healing them. The heavies spawn seperately, seperated by 10 second gaps.

The second last part of the wave has a massive group of robots spawn on the right. There's another giant heal-on-kill deflector with a giant medic, a giant conch soldier with a giant medic, 20 heal-on-kill deflectors, 20 battlions soldiers and 20 concheror soldiers, all gathered into one large group. Their resistances, constant healing and deflecting makes them hard to stop.

The boss of the wave is another heal-on-kill deflector. It has 6 giant medics pocketing it and, combined with its health and heal-on-kill attributes, it is probably the hardest thing to defeat in the wave. It needs to be constantly bombarded to destroy it in time. Defeating it and its medics ends the wave and with that the mission as well.