Ragdoll Robot Boxing Robots & spins guide
This guide preserves the original source’s instructions and dated context; it does not confirm successful in-game redemption. Pick a fighter, not just a rarity. A robot selection and spins guide covering special moves, Gears and what to check before your next roll.
Latest code reports
Use the game’s code report page for current recorded rewards and statuses. This guide retains dated source instructions and context; archived comparisons are not a second current code list.
Open this game’s code reports ↗Overview
Pick a fighter, not just a rarity. A robot selection and spins guide covering special moves, Gears and what to check before your next roll.
Official promotional artwork; it does not establish a complete roster or stat ranking.
Robot collection: what is known
The official game listing says players can spin for robots and that each robot has its own special. The Roblox badge descriptions below name three rarity milestones. These are collection categories, not a complete roster or a power ranking. Public records checked November 1, 2026; no in-game testing was performed.
official game listing ↗Epic robot
The Epic Pull badge describes obtaining an Epic robot from a spin. The badge does not name individual robots or state spin odds.
Epic Pull badge ↗Legendary robot
The Legendary Pull badge describes obtaining a Legendary robot from a spin. Its skills, probability and strength compared with another robot are not established by the badge.
Legendary Pull badge ↗Mythic robot
The Mythic Pull badge describes obtaining a Mythic robot from a spin. Its name, ability and exact odds are not provided in that description.
The Full Garage badge describes opening all five robot slots. It does not explain their prices or the steps required to unlock them.
Mythic Pull badge ↗ Full Garage badge ↗Actions and special moves
The developer lists ducking, weaving, blocking, hooks and uppercuts, and says each robot has its own special. The descriptions below explain the ordinary boxing terms as a starting point; they are not verified in-game mechanics, key bindings or guaranteed outcomes.
Duck and weave
These terms describe moving the head or body away from an attack. In practice, watch the live prompts and observe how your robot moves before trying to combine actions.
Block
A defensive action named in the game description. Check the game for its activation, coverage and any displayed limits; those details are not published in the listing.
Hooks and uppercuts
Two punch types listed by the developer. Try each separately and observe range and recovery; exact damage, combinations and inputs have not been verified here.
Robot special
Each robot is described as having its own special. Roblox's Special Delivery badge describes knocking down an opponent with a special move. The listing does not name each special or give its cooldown or damage.
For device-specific guidance, see controls and combat practice ; exact PC, mobile and controller inputs remain unverified.
Special Delivery badge ↗ controls and combat practice ↗Start with the special move
The developer confirms that every robot has its own special. That is the most useful official starting point for choosing a fighter. Read its in-game description, look for its effective distance and learn whether you can use it reliably in a real exchange.
Our recommendation: give an unfamiliar robot a short bot practice session before deciding whether it suits you. Record what you can actually observe rather than assuming higher rarity guarantees a win.
A comparison card you can actually use
Ringside editorial checklist. This illustrates what to inspect; it is not a screenshot of the shop or a statement of current prices.
| CHECK | WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN-GAME |
|---|---|
| Special move | Its effect, activation prompt and visible cooldown or cost. |
| Spacing | Where attacks appear to connect; repeat from a consistent distance. |
| Recovery | What happens after a missed attack and whether you can defend. |
| Consistency | Whether you can reproduce a useful exchange against the same bot. |
| Spin rules | Displayed rarity odds, current price and what happens to your equipped robot. |
Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears
The developer confirms that spins unlock robots, including rare ones. Code guides report three reward labels: Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears. Keep those labels separate; this site does not claim a verified probability multiplier for Lucky Spins.
PGG reports a price of 150 Gears per Spin and a 60-Gear duplicate refund. Those are third-party reports, not numbers we have tested. Check the live shop before spending and do not use an old figure as a guarantee.
Before confirming a spin
- Read the displayed odds and price.
- Check which robot is equipped and whether the roll replaces it.
- Read any confirmation prompt before accepting.
- Keep paid purchases separate from free code rewards.
Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears: before spending
The game developer describes spinning for robots. The details below are reports from Pro Game Guides , not figures tested by the original Ragdoll Robot Boxing guide. Read the current in-game screens before using rewards.
For reported free rewards, see Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes . A code or reward listed by a guide can expire or change.
| Reward | What to check in-game | Evidence and open questions |
|---|---|---|
| Spins | Current price, available balance and whether the roll changes your equipped robot. | PGG reports 150 Gears per Spin and a duplicate refund of 60 Gears; neither amount was independently tested here. |
| Lucky Spins | Read the current description and displayed odds before spending. | Guides list Lucky Spins as rewards; an exact probability multiplier is unverified. |
| Gears | Check the live shop price, balance and confirmation screen. | PGG reports that Gears can purchase Spins. Current prices may change. |
Why there isn’t a definitive tier list here
We have not verified a complete roster, base damage values or matchup data. A confident S-tier chart would give you precision we do not have. We will need reproducible gameplay evidence before publishing named robot rankings.
For now, choose the special you understand, test it against a repeatable opponent and improve one exchange. Start with the Ragdoll Robot Boxing controls and combat practice .
Robot information and evidence
In-game robot profiles tested by the original Ragdoll Robot Boxing guide: 0. We have not verified a complete roster, named robot abilities, damage, cooldowns or spin probabilities. The official game listing says robots have unique special moves and can be obtained through spins; consult the live game for a particular fighter.
Before comparing fighters
Need resources first? See reported Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes . For a first practice session, use our controls and combat guide .
- Record each robot's exact name, in-game description and acquisition method.
- Use the same device, opponent and ring for a short repeatable practice session.
- Record the date, game version and observed result. Treat a few attempts as observations, not statistical proof.
- Check what happens to the equipped robot before confirming another spin.
Compare two robots in the same conditions
Choose the same bot and ring, then practice a few rounds with each fighter. Note the special move, when it connects, what happens after a miss and whether you can use it consistently. Record the game version and your device so you can repeat the comparison after an update.
This is a player checklist, not a verified ranking or damage test. Check the current in-game description before spending Spins or Gears.
Sources
Official game listing for unique specials and robot spins; Pro Game Guides for reported currency and spin behavior. Reviewed October 31, 2026.