Choose any player from my OC, Cool Noiser, and Ongor! This is a two-player game. Here are the instructions: Selection screen Use a/d keys for Player 1 to select characters (back/next) Use left/right keys for Player 2 to select characters (back/next) When selected, the button with the text on it (the label) will be greyed out. When both players select their characters, the game will automatically start. Player 1 Gatlingbot/Ongor only Press s for stomp Press z for laser. (has 5-second cooldown) Press a/d to move forward or backward. For all Press q for missiles/rocks. Press and hold any of these keys to do the action rapidly. Player 2 Gatlingbot/Ongor only Press down arrow key for stomp Press l for laser. (has 5-second cooldown) Press left or right arrow keys to move forward or backward. For all Press spacebar for missiles/rocks. Press and hold any of these keys to do the action rapidly.
How I made my OC: I based it off with @OngorTheGiantMecha's OC, whose OC is a mecha tha was built from a middle of nowhere. But it only had legs, so I gave it a body and arms. And, I made Mega Gatling Pea control it. And now it shoots peas instead and makes Shoop Da Whoop from hand when firing a laser, turned the yellow things into displays that show the eye and the mouth, and renamed it to Gatlingbot Gatling-a-tron (in PvZ2 Zombot naming style!). I also gave it a breaking animation. My OC's backstory The Mega Gatling Pea was too weak to fight more zombies, So, he made a Gatlingbot that could move anywhere and even shoot lasers! It can also stomp, making the bot really overpowered. In this project, he meets a fanmade Scratch BFDI character, named the Cool Noiser, who is a TV, and in this project, I made him shoot rocks. He also meets Ongor, a similar mecha who was built in the middle of nowhere as in a project. The Gatlingbot is also in Beat Up Tora DLC Remastered, Battle the Gatlingbot, and Blue Forest (Battle for Survival) (in that project, Cool Noiser also appears), Beat Up Tora is in https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1329448460/ .
