Wind-Up Mobilization Monster Archive Sharing What monsters are in Wind-Up Mobilization?

In the game, players can see a variety of different monsters, but most people probably don't know much about these monsters. Today, we will share with you the monster archives of Clockwork Rally. Each of these monsters has its own advantages. If you are interested in this game, you can follow the editor to learn more. I believe it will not disappoint you.

Tick Tock: A stubborn time guardian who, due to insisting on 25 hours, turned into a clock and even caused local time disorder. In its normal form, it directly releases a fan-shaped spike array, with an attack range also in a fan-shaped area. Players can avoid it by moving. After the attack, it automatically initiates time reversal, allowing the player to return along the original path. Remember the path taken, and evade in time. There are also some pink spikes inside; once the player inhales them, they can counterattack.

Square K: The Chancellor of the Card Army. As the army's chancellor, it often becomes furious due to financial strain. It first throws out a fan-shaped rain of spears, then rushes vertically with dual spears. What the player needs to do is to stay away from the center to effectively dodge the attacks. It can also summon nightmare card minions to easily disrupt the battlefield, and the player needs to clear all the minions to avoid affecting later battles.

Eagle Sheriff: Also known as the law enforcer of the Dream Adventure, it always has keen eyesight and insight. In the fan-shaped area, it fires angry bird eggs that split into bullets. Players need to dodge the paper airplanes flying everywhere and try to weave through. Players should go around to the boss's back to dodge, and if they see some pink eggs, they need to quickly counterattack.

Spade K: Also known as the strategist of the Card Army, it is the cousin of Square K, holding military power but always thinking about seizing power. During the battle, it first throws out flying knives to effectively block the player's movement. When encountering a knife attack, players need to run diagonally. Holding two double-edged swords, it then attacks, and players need to dodge by moving horizontally. It also summons nightmare cards to quickly disrupt the player's counterattack rhythm.

Smirking Cat: A favorite of the Card Queen, it fires black nose bullets in a fan-shaped area in front, straightforwardly cunning, but with a significant threat. Players need to weave through the gaps in the bullet screen, roll into a ball, and perform high-speed collisions. Players need to predict its weak points and dodge in the opposite direction, throwing out irregular bottles and jars.

The above is the monster archive for Clockwork Rally. These monsters have different strengths, and to better control these monsters, players first need to understand these contents. Among so many monsters, which one do you think is the most practical?