Robot and Monster Girl join Invincible VS – abilities, dates, platforms

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Skybound’s 3v3 tag fighter Invincible VS continues to expand its playable roster. Following an ID@Xbox feature at an IGN showcase, the studio confirmed that Robot and Monster Girl are entering the lineup. Developer Quarter Up, Skybound’s in-house team, outlined how each character’s kit reflects their personalities and arcs from Robert Kirkman’s universe. The game is planned for 2026 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, and Xbox Cloud – with Xbox Play Anywhere support. A Closed Alpha is scheduled for 21-24 November 2025.

Robot – ranged control and tech-first setups

Robot, a key member of Guardians of the Globe, shifts from his human-controlled drone origins to a heavily armed protector in a metal suit. Quarter Up frames him as more than machinery – a strategist with empathy – and that focus shapes both his taunts and ultimate. In the arena, he pressures from distance and turns space control into combo windows.

• Zoning toolkit: missiles and cannons that buy time to deploy gadgets, call in support, and stage follow-ups.
• High-impact specials: Beam Blasts and Disruptor for major damage; Disruptor wraps Robot in a distortion field that launches foes upward for juggles.
• Mobility stun: a hoverbike option that adds crowd control to his neutral.
• Ultimate: a direct nod to the show – repurposes a truck into a towering mech that swings the momentum.
• Character beats: a subtle taunt references his relationship with Amanda (Monster Girl), and he will even scrap his own inventions to protect others.

Monster Girl – grapples, pressure, and late-fight power

Amanda’s curse lets her transform into a giant green monster at the cost of aging backward. That duality informs a kit built around bruiser pressure – relentless, close-quarters dominance that gets scarier as defeat looms. The team even nicknames her the “smallest yet biggest” fighter for her presence versus stature.

• Brute fundamentals: powerful grapples, combo-driven strings, head-spinning hits, and bone-rattling body slams.
• Comeback factor: grows stronger as her health wanes, making endgame rounds volatile.
• Setplay tools: a down-heavy that reliably opens combo routes.
• Ultimate: briefly shifts back to Amanda before a dramatic, pro-wrestling-style slam.
• Personality in play: taunts that mock opponents’ size; natural team synergy when paired with Robot.

How Quarter Up is translating the source material

Quarter Up emphasizes fidelity to character identity – every move, animation, and line aims to reflect core traits. For Robot, that means an empathetic protector vibe inside a weapons platform, expressed through narrative-flavored taunts and a show-referencing ultimate. For Monster Girl, confidence and bite show up in her sassy voice and brute-forward design. The studio says their goal is to make the roster feel authored by the characters’ stories rather than just the game’s mechanics.

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Release window, platforms, and recent milestones

Invincible VS was first announced during the Xbox Games Showcase in June 2025. The latest roster update arrived via ID@Xbox’s recent IGN showcase, confirming Robot and Monster Girl as playable fighters. The game targets a 2026 release on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, and Xbox Cloud, with Xbox Play Anywhere support. A Closed Alpha is set for 21-24 November 2025.

Release overview – dates and platforms at a glance

Key milestones and technical rollout are summarized below. This quick reference focuses on verified dates, platforms, and model support to help track where and when to expect testing and launch.

Bottom line – why this matters

Robot adds ranged control and tech setups, Monster Girl brings bruiser pressure and late-fight power – together they broaden team-building options in a 3v3 tag framework. With testing planned for November 2025 and a 2026 launch window, players can start plotting team comps now and watch how Quarter Up continues folding story-first characterization into competitive kits.