Robots & spins
Ragdoll Robot Boxing Robots: What’s Confirmed & How to Choose
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Why there is no tier list here
Ragdoll Physics Experiences has not published robot names, stats, special-move details or spin odds, and we have not yet tested every robot ourselves. Any “best robot” ranking right now would be a guess. We will add robot-by-robot notes once we can verify them — you can help by sending what you have pulled.
What is confirmed about robots
- You pick a robot before you walk up to a ring.
- Every robot has its own special move (official description).
- You get new robots by spinning, and some are “really rare”.
- Damage shows as dents exactly where a robot is hit.
- Your garage holds up to 5 robot slots (Full Garage badge).
- Rock Paper Shotgun’s hands-on piece describes starting with a fairly generic android, and robots with designs like bulldozer hands or two heads.
Rarities
Three rarities are confirmed by spin badges. The counts below are how many times each badge had been awarded on Nov 1, 2026 — they show how many players have pulled at least one, not the odds of a single spin.
| Rarity | Badge | Times awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | Epic Pull | 59,048 |
| Legendary | Legendary Pull | 34,880 |
| Mythic | Mythic Pull | 9,104 |
Mythic is the rarest tier named so far — far fewer players have the Mythic badge than the Epic one. Whether lower tiers (for example “Common”) exist is not published.
Robots & special moves seen so far
A running list of what has actually been seen in gameplay. Stats are left out on purpose: nobody has published measured damage, speed or durability, and numbers you may see elsewhere are not sourced. Unknown cells show “—”.
Giant Swing · Robot: Patchwork · Rarity: —
Robot name and special readable together in the fight HUD at 0:15. Watch
Gameplay footage (Rokko), read by RRB Wiki — not tested by us
Superman Punch · Robot: — · Rarity: —
Special panel shown with a countdown; robot name not readable. Watch
Gameplay footage (Rokko), read by RRB Wiki — not tested by us
Rocket Barrage · Robot: — · Rarity: —
Shown in the special panel; robot name not readable. Watch
Gameplay footage (Rokko), read by RRB Wiki — not tested by us
Seen a robot name, its special or its rarity in your own game? Send a screenshot via the contact page and we’ll add it.
How spins work (reported, not tested)
Read this before you spin
Pro Game Guides reports — and two other fan guides repeat — that a spin can replace the robot you have equipped. Equip your least rare robot before spinning so you don’t lose an Epic, Legendary or Mythic. We haven’t tested this ourselves, but it costs nothing to be safe.
- Spin cost: 150 Gears per spin (Pro Game Guides).
- Duplicates: rolling a robot you already own refunds 60 Gears (Pro Game Guides).
Single-source claims, not tested by us. If the numbers in your game differ, tell us.
How to choose your main robot
Editorial method — our recommendation for picking without published stats.
- Test every new robot against the same bot. Pick one bot level you can beat (Easy or Medium) and fight it with each robot. Same opponent, fair comparison.
- Watch three things: how fast your punches come out, how far they reach before connecting, and how easy the special move is to land. The Special Delivery badge (knock someone down with your special) has been awarded 52,179 times, so specials clearly decide fights.
- Match it to your device. A robot that feels good with a mouse may feel different on a phone or controller. Choose based on how it plays for you.
- Ignore rarity until it proves itself. A Mythic that you can’t land hits with is worse for you than an Epic that you can.
- Keep variety in your slots. Use your slots for robots that play differently, not five similar ones.
Garage slots
You can hold up to 5 robots. Opening all five earns Full Garage — only 39 players had it on Nov 1, 2026, so most players are working with fewer. Extra slots are sold as “New Slot” in the store; how many you start with and whether slots can be earned in play is not documented.
Spins, Gears & store prices
Codes are the confirmed free way to get Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears — see the codes page. The store listing for the experience, as checked on Nov 1, 2026:
| Item | Type | Price (Robux) |
|---|---|---|
| Gear Pouch (500 Gears) | Product | 49 |
| Gear Crate (1,800 Gears) | Product | 149 |
| Gear Vault (5,500 Gears) | Product | 399 |
| Gear Rush (2x Gears for 30 min) | Product | 79 |
| Quest Refresh | Product | 39 |
| New Slot | Product | 199 |
| 1 Lucky Spin | Product | 99 |
| 5 Lucky Spins | Product | 399 |
| 20 Lucky Spins | Product | 1,199 |
| Daily Offer (10 spins) | Product | 39 |
| Fast Spin pass | Game pass | 99 |
| 2x Gears pass | Game pass | 199 |
| VIP pass | Game pass | 249 |
The store does not describe what the passes do beyond their names, so we do not either. Bundles (Rookie, Mega and Champion packs) are also listed; their contents are not public.
Sources
- Roblox experience page officialOfficial description: rings, players per server, moves, platforms.
- Roblox Badges API officialThe 24 badge names, descriptions and award counts.
- Roblox developer products & passes for the experience officialStore item names (Gears, Lucky Spins, slots, passes) and Robux prices.
- Rock Paper Shotgun — Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes secondaryCode list last updated Oct 30, 2026; hands-on notes on the lobby Codes button and mouse dodging.
- Pro Game Guides — Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes secondaryCode list updated Oct 31, 2026; also describes spin cost, duplicate refunds and the equipped-robot warning (checked via search listing).
- RRB Wiki (ragdollrobotboxing.wiki) secondaryFan wiki; reads move names and HUD labels from Rokko's Oct 30 gameplay video.
- Rokko — gameplay video (YouTube) secondaryGameplay footage published Oct 30, 2026; source of the observed HUD and special-move labels.