[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":2079},["ShallowReactive",2],{"header-menu-libraries:en":3},{"guide":4,"codes":422,"heroes":551,"unlocks":779,"upgrades":1005,"quests":1301,"combat":1537,"exploration":1798},[5],{"id":6,"title":7,"author":8,"body":9,"category":389,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":392,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":395,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":402,"keyTakeaways":403,"meta":408,"navigation":410,"path":411,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":413,"seo":414,"sitemap":415,"statCards":416,"stem":417,"tags":418,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":421},"guide\u002Fen\u002Fguide\u002Fguide.md","Voxel Heroes Guide: First Missions and Progression","Voxel Heroes Wiki",{"type":10,"value":11,"toc":372},"minimark",[12,17,21,34,43,47,50,53,56,60,63,86,93,134,138,141,186,192,207,210,214,217,255,258,302,306,311,314,318,321,325,328,332,335,339,342],[13,14,16],"h2",{"id":15},"start-in-the-city-with-one-clear-target","Start in the city with one clear target",[18,19,20],"p",{},"Your first Voxel Heroes session should establish a reliable route from the starting area to a completed mission, not rush every unlock at once. Choose an available hero, learn that hero's movement and basic attack, then use the current objective text to reach a story location, clear its enemies or interaction, and confirm that the objective changes. That first confirmation is your progress checkpoint.",[18,22,23,24,33],{},"The game is an open voxel city where you can run, fly, swing, or use another hero-specific movement option. Early progress comes from combining travel, combat, rescues, story objectives, and rewards. Keep the first session focused on four outcomes: reach a mission area, complete one objective, claim an available reward, and spend your first useful upgrade resources. Once those steps feel familiar, the ",[25,26,32],"a",{"href":27,"target":28,"rel":29},"\u002Fquests","_blank",[30,31],"noopener","noreferrer","quest and mission loop",", city crimes, bosses, Lockdown Tower, and hero-specific unlocks become easier to approach.",[18,35,36,37,42],{},"Do not assume that every hero follows the same unlock route. Some characters use Money or Robux, while others can involve a quest, a laptop, a puzzle, a target, playtime, or a group requirement. Treat the hero panel and the active mission text as the current authority for a specific requirement, then use the ",[25,38,41],{"href":39,"target":28,"rel":40},"\u002Funlocks",[30,31],"documented unlock routes"," when a character sends you to a special interaction.",[13,44,46],{"id":45},"follow-missions-through-a-repeatable-city-flow","Follow missions through a repeatable city flow",[18,48,49],{},"Voxel Heroes combines open-city travel with objective-based sessions. You begin in the main area or around Avengers Tower, select an available hero, and move toward a marked activity. The next state is created by the activity itself: a mission may ask for an interaction, a fight, a rescue, or progress through a chapter. After the required action, check the objective text before leaving because the next destination or condition may have changed.",[18,51,52],{},"The broader progression is a repeatable activity flow rather than a single straight campaign. Story missions and chapters give structure; city crimes and civilian rescues provide regular combat and rescue targets; daily rewards, challenges, feats, titles, trophies, and achievements add milestone objectives; and giant bosses or Lockdown Tower provide larger tests. Rewards feed back into growth through Money, Cores, Hero XP, chests, and other progression results. You can then improve a hero, switch to a better movement or combat kit, and take on a harder objective.",[18,54,55],{},"A useful decision rule is to follow the current goal first, then select optional activities based on what you need. If a mission is asking for travel, use the fastest available movement. If it is asking for combat, learn the hero's attack rhythm and build FOCUS. If it points to a character unlock, stop farming unrelated fights and follow the listed condition. This keeps the open map from turning into aimless wandering.",[13,57,59],{"id":58},"learn-the-systems-that-drive-early-progress","Learn the systems that drive early progress",[18,61,62],{},"These systems are the most useful to understand before you chase rare heroes or difficult bosses:",[64,65,66,74,80],"ul",{},[67,68,69,73],"li",{},[70,71,72],"strong",{},"Hero selection:"," Your equipped hero determines the available movement, attacks, skills, and upgrade tree. Start with a character you can control consistently, then switch when a different kit better suits travel or combat.",[67,75,76,79],{},[70,77,78],{},"Movement:"," Running, flying, swinging, and other hero-specific traversal options shorten the trip between the starting area, Avengers Tower, construction site, snow region, and other activity locations. Practice movement before adding combat difficulty.",[67,81,82,85],{},[70,83,84],{},"Combat abilities:"," Normal attacks and hero skills defeat enemies and make each character play differently. Iron Man, for example, is associated with Repulsor, Beam, Dive, and Swarm abilities; the current ability panel should be used for exact controls.",[87,88],"guide-video-embed",{":segments":89,"description":90,"title":91,"videoId":92},"[{\"start\":207,\"label\":\"Follow the construction-site mission and see Repulsor, Beam, Dive, and Swarm\"}]","This moment supports the construction-site route and the Iron Man ability examples described in this section.","Use Iron Man's abilities during a construction-site mission","A2PpEvJPfKo",[64,94,95,110,116,122,128],{},[67,96,97,100,101,105,106,109],{},[70,98,99],{},"FOCUS and FINISH:"," Chaining attacks can build ",[102,103,104],"code",{},"FOCUS",". When the required state is available, ",[102,107,108],{},"FINISH"," triggers a slow-motion takedown. Use it as a clear combat payoff rather than spending every ability without watching the resource state.",[67,111,112,115],{},[70,113,114],{},"Story missions and chapters:"," These provide ordered objectives involving locations, interactions, enemies, bosses, chests, and chapter rewards. Read the goal, perform the requested action, and verify the updated text after each major interaction.",[67,117,118,121],{},[70,119,120],{},"City crimes and rescues:"," Street crimes and civilians needing help are regular activities that let you practice combat and movement while advancing normal progression. They are useful when a story objective is not immediately available.",[67,123,124,127],{},[70,125,126],{},"Money, Cores, and Hero XP:"," Money unlocks some heroes, Cores support certain hero upgrades, and Hero XP is tied to progression and trophy-case achievements. Spend these resources on the hero and abilities you actually use.",[67,129,130,133],{},[70,131,132],{},"Achievements and unlock conditions:"," Daily challenges, feats, titles, trophies, and trophy-case achievements add reward paths. Character requirements vary, so inspect the current hero entry instead of treating one unlock example as universal.",[13,135,137],{"id":136},"complete-your-first-mission-route","Complete your first mission route",[18,139,140],{},"Use this sequence to turn the opening minutes into a complete playable run. It is intentionally flexible about the exact hero and objective because the current mission panel can change the destination.",[142,143,144,150,156,162,168,180],"ol",{},[67,145,146,149],{},[70,147,148],{},"Enter the main area or Avengers Tower."," Select an available hero and look over the movement, basic attack, skill, and upgrade controls. Check whether the hero is already equipped rather than assuming a newly selected character is active.",[67,151,152,155],{},[70,153,154],{},"Test movement in a safe space."," Run, fly, swing, or use the hero's available traversal method for a short distance. The goal is to know how to leave the starting area and correct your direction before enemies are involved.",[67,157,158,161],{},[70,159,160],{},"Read the first active objective."," Identify the location, target, interaction, or completion condition shown by the game. If the objective points to a construction site or another named area, travel there instead of choosing a random city activity.",[67,163,164,167],{},[70,165,166],{},"Reach the marked location using the fastest reliable route."," Use the hero's mobility to cross the city, but slow down when you arrive so you can see enemies, civilians, interactable objects, or a quest marker. Movement is successful when the intended activity becomes available.",[67,169,170,173,174,176,177,179],{},[70,171,172],{},"Perform the requested interaction or clear the opening enemies."," Use normal attacks first, add hero abilities when they are useful, and watch your positioning. If attacks are connecting, continue the chain long enough to build ",[102,175,104],{},"; use ",[102,178,108],{}," when the game makes it available for a slow-motion takedown.",[67,181,182,185],{},[70,183,184],{},"Handle the objective-specific transition."," A mission may now ask you to rescue a civilian, defeat a stronger target, interact with an object, or continue through a chapter. Follow that new condition rather than repeating the previous fight. Hero-specific routes can also lead to a laptop, puzzle, or spawned target.",[87,187],{":segments":188,"description":189,"title":190,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":59,\"label\":\"Open Bruce Banner's laptop, solve the puzzle, and fight Banner\"}]","This moment supports the article's warning that a hero-specific route can require a laptop, puzzle step, and a target fight before the unlock is complete.","Follow the laptop route to unlock Hulk","FFiynOgsiRU",[142,193,195,201],{"start":194},7,[67,196,197,200],{},[70,198,199],{},"Verify completion before travelling away."," Read the updated objective or completion feedback and check for the next destination, reward, chest, or chapter state. This prevents a common beginner error: leaving after defeating enemies while the actual interaction is still incomplete.",[67,202,203,206],{},[70,204,205],{},"Collect the available progression and review your next choice."," Claim a daily reward or achievement when one is ready, open a mission or chapter reward when directed, and note any Money, Cores, or Hero XP gained. Then choose whether to continue the story, handle a city crime or rescue, improve the hero, or pursue an explicitly listed unlock.",[18,208,209],{},"If the route ends at a larger encounter, prepare before starting it. Upgrade a familiar movement or main attack when the upgrade tree allows it, make sure you understand the hero's resource state, and use the objective panel to confirm what counts as completion. Lockdown Tower and giant bosses are better treated as deliberate challenges after the first mission route is comfortable, not as the first test of every control.",[13,211,213],{"id":212},"set-priorities-and-recover-from-mistakes","Set priorities and recover from mistakes",[18,215,216],{},"Use this order when several activities compete for your attention:",[142,218,219,225,231,237,243,249],{},[67,220,221,224],{},[70,222,223],{},"Finish the active story objective."," It gives the clearest next destination and can open chapters, rewards, or character-related routes.",[67,226,227,230],{},[70,228,229],{},"Secure basic movement and combat comfort."," A hero you can navigate and control is more valuable early than an unfamiliar character with a complicated requirement.",[67,232,233,236],{},[70,234,235],{},"Claim ready rewards."," Check daily rewards, challenges, feats, trophies, and chests so earned progress is not left unused.",[67,238,239,242],{},[70,240,241],{},"Upgrade the abilities you repeatedly use."," Favor a dependable movement option or primary attack before investing in a difficult boss attempt.",[67,244,245,248],{},[70,246,247],{},"Pursue hero unlocks only after reading their exact condition."," Money, Robux, group participation, playtime, laptops, puzzles, and defeated targets are not interchangeable requirements.",[67,250,251,254],{},[70,252,253],{},"Try Lockdown Tower or giant bosses after preparation."," These activities test sustained movement and combat, so enter with a familiar kit and a clear recovery plan.",[18,256,257],{},"When something goes wrong, use the matching recovery rather than restarting everything:",[64,259,260,266,272,284,290,296],{},[67,261,262,265],{},[70,263,264],{},"You cannot find the next destination:"," reread the current objective and use its named location. Travel back toward the marked area; do not rely on an older route or memory if the text has changed.",[67,267,268,271],{},[70,269,270],{},"You defeated enemies but the mission did not finish:"," look for the remaining interaction, civilian, target, or checkpoint. Complete that condition, then wait for the objective text to update.",[67,273,274,277,278,280,281,283],{},[70,275,276],{},"You lose control during a fight:"," return to normal attacks and movement, create space, and watch the ",[102,279,104],{}," state before attempting ",[102,282,108],{},". Switch to a familiar hero if the current kit is too difficult.",[67,285,286,289],{},[70,287,288],{},"A hero remains locked:"," open the hero's current entry and follow its listed requirement. A laptop or puzzle route may be specific to one character, while another may require Money, playtime, a group action, or a target defeat.",[67,291,292,295],{},[70,293,294],{},"A boss or tower attempt overwhelms you:"," leave the challenge, improve a familiar attack or movement option with available Cores, and practice on city crimes or story enemies before trying again.",[67,297,298,301],{},[70,299,300],{},"You are unsure whether a route is still valid:"," prioritize the current in-game objective and hero panel. Older demonstrations can show an example, but they should not override the present requirement.",[13,303,305],{"id":304},"first-time-voxel-heroes-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes questions",[307,308,310],"h3",{"id":309},"which-hero-should-a-beginner-use-first","Which hero should a beginner use first?",[18,312,313],{},"Use any available hero whose movement and basic attack you can control consistently. Hero kits differ, so the best first choice is the one that lets you reach objectives and win ordinary fights comfortably; switch later when a mission or unlock route calls for another ability.",[307,315,317],{"id":316},"what-should-i-spend-cores-on-first","What should I spend Cores on first?",[18,319,320],{},"Spend Cores on an upgrade that supports the hero you are actively using, with movement or a dependable main attack as the safest early priorities. The available upgrade tree and costs can differ, so confirm the current hero panel before committing resources.",[307,322,324],{"id":323},"how-do-i-know-whether-a-locked-hero-is-obtainable","How do I know whether a locked hero is obtainable?",[18,326,327],{},"Open that hero’s current entry and follow its listed requirement. Voxel Heroes uses different conditions, including Money or Robux for some characters and quest, laptop, puzzle, playtime, group, or target requirements for others.",[307,329,331],{"id":330},"why-did-a-mission-not-complete-after-i-won-the-fight","Why did a mission not complete after I won the fight?",[18,333,334],{},"Winning the fight may be only one part of the objective. Check for a remaining rescue, interaction, target, or checkpoint, complete it, and confirm that the objective text updates before leaving the area.",[307,336,338],{"id":337},"when-should-i-try-lockdown-tower-or-a-giant-boss","When should I try Lockdown Tower or a giant boss?",[18,340,341],{},"Try them after you can reliably travel to objectives, use your hero’s basic combat kit, and spend an upgrade on a familiar ability. They are larger challenges than the opening route, so a prepared hero reduces the chance that an unfamiliar control or movement problem ends the attempt.",[343,344,345,355,364],"details",{},[346,347,348,352],"summary",{},[349,350,351],"span",{},"Sources",[349,353,354],{},"Reviewed November 11, 2026",[18,356,357,360],{},[25,358],{"href":359},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxelheroes.wiki\u002Fguide",[25,361,359],{"href":359,"rel":362},[363],"nofollow",[18,365,366,369],{},[25,367],{"href":368},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxelheroes.wiki\u002F",[25,370,368],{"href":368,"rel":371},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":375},"",2,[376,377,378,379,380,381],{"id":15,"depth":374,"text":16},{"id":45,"depth":374,"text":46},{"id":58,"depth":374,"text":59},{"id":136,"depth":374,"text":137},{"id":212,"depth":374,"text":213},{"id":304,"depth":374,"text":305,"children":382},[383,385,386,387,388],{"id":309,"depth":384,"text":310},3,{"id":316,"depth":384,"text":317},{"id":323,"depth":384,"text":324},{"id":330,"depth":384,"text":331},{"id":337,"depth":384,"text":338},"Guide",null,"amber","Learn the first Voxel Heroes route: choose a hero, cross the city, complete missions, build FOCUS, claim rewards, and prepare for unlocks and bosses.",false,"md",[396,397,398,399,400],{"question":310,"answer":313},{"question":317,"answer":320},{"question":324,"answer":327},{"question":331,"answer":334},{"question":338,"answer":341},"voxel heroes","Voxel Heroes Beginner Guide",[404,405,406,407],"Complete one active story objective before chasing optional unlocks.","Use movement, combat, FOCUS, and FINISH as one connected first-session route.","Spend Money, Cores, and Hero XP on the hero and abilities you actually use.","Check current mission and hero panels when routes or unlock requirements vary.",{"bodyType":409},"process-tutorial",true,"\u002Fguide","2026-11-11","9 min read",{"title":7,"description":392},{"loc":411,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fguide\u002Fguide",[419,389,420],"Voxel Heroes","Beginner Guide","eHu214jD0AVaaLEjJlQ4qiHjZQ1fxXdMCZvwEirMVUI",[423],{"id":424,"title":425,"author":426,"body":427,"category":446,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":532,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":533,"featured":393,"game":419,"h1":534,"keyTakeaways":535,"meta":539,"navigation":410,"path":541,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":542,"seo":543,"sitemap":544,"statCards":545,"stem":546,"tags":547,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":550},"codes\u002Fen\u002Fcodes\u002Fcodes.md","Voxel Heroes Codes: Active Rewards","Voxel Heroes Editorial",{"type":10,"value":428,"toc":527},[429,448,452,455,461,464,468,489,495,498,502,511],[18,430,431,432,435,436,439,440,443,444,447],{},"Voxel Heroes currently has two code records marked ",[70,433,434],{},"active",": ",[102,437,438],{},"VOXEL1K"," gives the Solar Forge Skin, and ",[102,441,442],{},"VOXELBURGER"," gives the Arena Hulk Skin. Enter each complete string in the in-game ",[70,445,446],{},"Codes"," screen, preserving its capitalization and every character.",[13,449,451],{"id":450},"current-voxel-heroes-codes","Current Voxel Heroes codes",[18,453,454],{},"Use the table as the current code list. The status values are the supplied records' states, so redeem an active entry promptly because codes can expire.",[456,457],"guide-table",{":columns":458,":copyable":459,":rows":460},"[{\"key\":\"code\",\"label\":\"Code\"},{\"key\":\"reward_1\",\"label\":\"Reward 1\"},{\"key\":\"source\",\"label\":\"source\"},{\"key\":\"status\",\"label\":\"status\"}]","true","[[\"VOXEL1K\",\"Solar Forge Skin\",\"RobloxDen Report\",\"active\"],[\"VOXELBURGER\",\"Arena Hulk Skin\",\"RobloxDen Report\",\"active\"]]",[18,462,463],{},"The two rows are separate codes and separate skin rewards. Current information does not establish that either skin changes combat statistics, so treat them as appearance rewards for showing your heroes rather than as confirmed power upgrades.",[13,465,467],{"id":466},"how-to-redeem-voxel-heroes-codes","How to redeem Voxel Heroes codes",[142,469,470,476,479,486],{},[67,471,472,473,475],{},"Open Voxel Heroes and enter the in-game ",[70,474,446],{}," section.",[67,477,478],{},"Type one code exactly as shown in the table, including uppercase letters and the full string.",[67,480,481,482,485],{},"Submit it with ",[70,483,484],{},"Redeem",".",[67,487,488],{},"Check for the successful redemption result, then open the relevant hero or appearance interface to confirm that the skin is available.",[87,490],{":segments":491,"description":492,"title":493,"videoId":494},"[{\"start\":286,\"label\":\"Enter VOXEL1K and redeem the Solar Forge Skin, then use VOXELBURGER for the Arena Hulk Skin\"}]","This moment shows the Codes flow for entering the listed strings and redeeming the Solar Forge Skin and Arena Hulk Skin rewards described here.","Redeem Voxel Heroes codes and check the skin rewards","q83kQuxugpo",[18,496,497],{},"Redeem the codes one at a time so you can tell which reward was processed. If the game does not accept an entry, first compare the text against the table and make sure you are using the Codes field rather than another input. Exact error messages, duplicate-redemption rules, and reward-delivery timing are not documented here, so do not assume a failed attempt has a specific cause beyond those checks.",[13,499,501],{"id":500},"using-the-skin-rewards","Using the skin rewards",[18,503,504,505,510],{},"Both listed rewards are skins. They support hero presentation and collection, while the current information does not confirm a change to battle values. Check the hero or appearance area after redeeming to see the unlocked cosmetic, then compare your available characters in the ",[25,506,509],{"href":507,"target":28,"rel":508},"\u002Fheroes",[30,31],"Voxel Heroes roster guide"," if you are deciding which hero to use.",[343,512,513,519],{},[346,514,515,517],{},[349,516,351],{},[349,518,354],{},[18,520,521,524],{},[25,522],{"href":523},"https:\u002F\u002Frobloxden.com\u002Fgame-codes\u002Fvoxel-heroes",[25,525,523],{"href":523,"rel":526},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":528},[529,530,531],{"id":450,"depth":374,"text":451},{"id":466,"depth":374,"text":467},{"id":500,"depth":374,"text":501},"Redeem the active Voxel Heroes codes for the Solar Forge Skin and Arena Hulk Skin, with exact steps for using the in-game Codes menu.",[],"Voxel Heroes codes",[536,537,538],"VOXEL1K is marked active for the Solar Forge Skin.","VOXELBURGER is marked active for the Arena Hulk Skin.","Enter each code exactly in the in-game Codes screen, then check the hero or appearance interface for the skin.",{"bodyType":540},"code-reward","\u002Fcodes","3 min read",{"title":425,"description":532},{"loc":541,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fcodes\u002Fcodes",[419,548,549],"voxel heroes codes","Roblox codes","4ZThNRbfvzbjmGgp54nlfiVAIS-Fz38kb1eAJbZkPjM",[552],{"id":553,"title":554,"author":555,"body":556,"category":756,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":757,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":758,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":763,"keyTakeaways":764,"meta":769,"navigation":410,"path":507,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":413,"seo":771,"sitemap":772,"statCards":773,"stem":774,"tags":775,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":778},"heroes\u002Fen\u002Fheroes\u002Fheroes.md","Voxel Heroes Heroes: Roles and Unlocks","Voxel Heroes Guide",{"type":10,"value":557,"toc":738},[558,561,565,568,572,575,579,582,585,588,591,595,604,608,611,616,619,623,626,632,635,639,642,645,648,652,655,658,662,665,668,670,674,677,681,684,688,691,695,698],[18,559,560],{},"Voxel Heroes has a broad hero roster rather than one universally best pick. Choose by the activity you are about to play: mobility heroes help with rescues and city objectives, ranged heroes make Boss fights and Story Missions safer, and defensive or close-range heroes suit Lockdown Tower and sustained combat. The roster and unlock state can change, so use the current in-game Hero panel for availability, prices, and requirements.",[13,562,564],{"id":563},"voxel-heroes-roster-at-a-glance","Voxel Heroes roster at a glance",[18,566,567],{},"The table groups the documented heroes by the job they are best suited to. These are practical roles, not fixed damage rankings: the available evidence does not provide a complete, current stat sheet or a trustworthy tier list.",[456,569],{":columns":570,":rows":571},"[{\"key\":\"hero\",\"label\":\"Hero\"},{\"key\":\"role\",\"label\":\"Role\"},{\"key\":\"useful_for\",\"label\":\"Useful for\"},{\"key\":\"availability\",\"label\":\"Availability and notes\"}]","[[\"Vision\",\"Flexible solo\",\"General movement, combat, and missions\",\"Check the current Hero roster; complete skills and requirements are not confirmed\"],[\"Miles Morales\",\"Mobility\",\"Rescues, target tracking, and repositioning\",\"Check the current Hero panel for the unlock condition\"],[\"Speedster\",\"High-tempo mobility\",\"Fast attacks, short routes, and city travel\",\"Speed can make control harder; exact requirements are not recorded\"],[\"Iron Man\",\"Ranged damage\",\"Bosses, Story Missions, and sustained pressure\",\"The game supports upgrades; current price and unlock route should be checked in-game\"],[\"Hawkeye\",\"Ranged damage\",\"Focused attacks while maintaining distance\",\"Requires distance management and frequent repositioning\"],[\"Captain America\",\"Defensive frontline\",\"Close combat, team content, and Lockdown Tower\",\"Exact unlock requirements are not recorded\"],[\"Doctor Strange\",\"Utility and control\",\"Team fights and control-oriented play\",\"Availability and specific skills need current in-game verification\"],[\"Hulk\",\"Boss-reward bruiser\",\"Close-range damage, grabs, throws, and Smash combos\",\"Unlocked through the Bruce Banner route and Inhibitor Badge\"],[\"Thanos\",\"Event or Morph\",\"Gauntlet abilities, Infinity Stones, and Snap-style effects\",\"The route uses Stones, Forge, and a final Boss fight; event status may be temporary\"],[\"Vengeance\",\"Hero\",\"Roster variety\",\"Listed in the game description; full unlock details are not recorded\"],[\"Mr. Cold\",\"Hero or target-related unlock\",\"Roster variety and target-linked routes\",\"A Captain Cold defeat is mentioned, but the complete route is unconfirmed\"],[\"Doctor Octopus\",\"Hero or Boss-linked character\",\"Spider-Man rescue and Boss-related content\",\"Listed in the game description; full unlock details are not recorded\"]]",[18,573,574],{},"The roster description also lists Vision, Miles Morales, Iron Man, Speedster, Captain America, Vengeance, Hawkeye, Doctor Strange, Mr. Cold, and Doctor Octopus, and says that new heroes are added over time. That description is useful for identifying named characters, but it does not establish a permanent unlock price or guarantee that a limited character is currently selectable.",[13,576,578],{"id":577},"picking-a-hero-for-your-activity","Picking a hero for your activity",[18,580,581],{},"For Civilian Rescue and objectives spread across the city, start with Miles Morales or Speedster if they are available. Their documented strengths are movement, target tracking, rapid attacks, and repositioning. Speedster is the faster, higher-tempo choice; Miles Morales is the more natural fit when finding or following targets matters. If speed causes missed turns or uncontrolled approaches, switch to the more manageable mobility option rather than treating movement speed as a damage ranking.",[18,583,584],{},"For Bosses and Story Missions, Iron Man or Hawkeye provide the clearest ranged options. Iron Man is described as a sustained ranged-damage hero and is shown in upgrade and construction-site mission material. Hawkeye is built around concentrating attacks from a distance. Both choices still require you to keep moving: a ranged role is useful only while you can preserve space and avoid standing in the Boss’s attack area.",[18,586,587],{},"For Lockdown Tower, team content, or a long close-range encounter, Captain America is the safest role match in the available descriptions. His value is defensive stability and frontline presence, not a confirmed numerical advantage. Hulk is another close-range option once unlocked, with punches, throws, grabs, Smash combos, and Gamma Rage described in the available material. Choose Hulk when you can complete his route and want a more aggressive bruiser pattern.",[18,589,590],{},"Doctor Strange is best treated as a utility or control candidate, not as a guaranteed top-tier hero. The public material does not fully confirm his availability or a complete skill list. Vision is similarly useful as a flexible starting idea, but the evidence does not confirm his full abilities. For either character, inspect the current in-game panel before spending resources or planning a build.",[13,592,594],{"id":593},"hero-unlock-routes-that-are-documented","Hero unlock routes that are documented",[18,596,597,598,603],{},"Most roster entries do not have a complete, reliable acquisition record here. When a row has no confirmed requirement, open the Hero panel and follow its current prompt instead of assuming a price, quest, or rarity. Money is used for some character unlocks, while Cores are used for some upgrades; once a hero is available, use the ",[25,599,602],{"href":600,"target":28,"rel":601},"\u002Fupgrades",[30,31],"upgrade planning guide"," to match its tree to your current bottleneck.",[307,605,607],{"id":606},"hulk-and-the-inhibitor-badge","Hulk and the Inhibitor Badge",[18,609,610],{},"Hulk has the clearest character-specific route. Travel toward the snowy biome and find the hillside cave containing Bruce Banner’s laptop. Interact with the laptop and complete the DNA puzzle, which requires connecting the red elements and DNA strands as presented by the puzzle. The route then leads to a Bruce Banner Boss encounter. After defeating Banner, interact with the downed target and place the Inhibitor Badge. That final interaction is the important unlock checkpoint: defeating the Boss alone is not the whole route.",[87,612],{":segments":613,"description":614,"title":615,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":177,\"label\":\"Place the Inhibitor on Bruce Banner and unlock Hulk\"}]","This moment supports the final Hulk route step by showing the Inhibitor placed on Bruce Banner and Hulk unlocked after the Boss encounter.","Complete the Hulk Inhibitor Badge unlock",[18,617,618],{},"If the puzzle or encounter does not advance, return to the laptop and verify that the puzzle was completed, then revisit the defeated Banner and look for the interaction prompt. Do not infer that Hulk is unlocked merely because the Boss health bar is empty; confirm the result in the Hero panel.",[307,620,622],{"id":621},"thanos-stones-and-the-forge","Thanos, Stones, and the Forge",[18,624,625],{},"The Thanos route is a longer chain. It involves locating several Infinity Stones, including the Time, Power, Soul, and Mind Stones in the documented route, completing the related line puzzles, and then using the Dossier to perform the Forge step. Only after that preparation does the route lead to the Thanos Boss fight. This makes Thanos a poor first target if you only want a quickly available hero.",[87,627],{":segments":628,"description":629,"title":630,"videoId":631},"[{\"start\":262,\"label\":\"Reach the Mind Stone and start the Forge step\"}]","This moment supports the Thanos unlock route by showing the Mind Stone stage and the start of the Forge step described in this section.","Reach the Mind Stone and start the Thanos Forge","qGv6HdhCA90",[18,633,634],{},"The route has a useful recovery rule: if you die during the process, return to the Dossier and continue the Forge step when the game allows it. After the Forge and remaining objectives are complete, enter the final Boss fight and check the Hero panel afterward. The material describes Thanos as a limited Morph or event-style character, so the route and current availability should be checked in the live game before you invest time collecting every Stone.",[13,636,638],{"id":637},"upgrades-and-hero-progression","Upgrades and hero progression",[18,640,641],{},"Every hero has a large upgrade tree with new moves and powers. The documented upgrade categories include movement, attack, power, charge, and auto-attack, with some upgrades costing Cores. Hero XP, Money, Cores, achievements, trophies, daily challenges, and mission activity all connect to progression, but the available evidence does not establish a universal spending order or exact prices.",[18,643,644],{},"Use upgrades to reinforce the job you selected. A mobility hero benefits most from movement and reliable approach or escape tools when the objective is a rescue. A ranged hero should prioritize the attack or power options that help maintain pressure while repositioning. A close-range hero needs a dependable attack pattern and enough control to stay engaged. Before buying, compare the node’s current cost and description in the upgrade tree; do not rely on a fixed external price because values can change.",[18,646,647],{},"The game also indicates that hero upgrades can contribute to unlocking other characters. Treat that as a progression connection rather than a promise that one named upgrade automatically grants a specific hero. If a character remains locked after completing a related task, check achievements, the relevant quest marker, and the Hero panel for an additional requirement.",[307,649,651],{"id":650},"a-practical-comparison-before-spending-resources","A practical comparison before spending resources",[18,653,654],{},"Ask three questions before committing Money, Cores, or upgrade time. First, does the activity reward reaching targets quickly? If yes, mobility is usually the most direct role match. Second, can you safely keep a Boss at range? If yes, Iron Man or Hawkeye can turn space into a defensive advantage; if no, a frontline choice may be easier to control. Third, is the activity long enough that mistakes accumulate? Lockdown Tower and team encounters make stable defense, recovery, and repeatable attacks more important than a fast opening burst.",[18,656,657],{},"This comparison also helps when a newly added hero appears in the roster without a complete public profile. Read the hero’s current ability descriptions, identify whether the kit is movement-, ranged-, close-combat-, or utility-focused, and test the role against the objective rather than copying an old ranking. A character can be excellent for a rescue and awkward for a Tower run without either assessment being contradictory.",[13,659,661],{"id":660},"limits-of-current-hero-rankings","Limits of current hero rankings",[18,663,664],{},"There is not enough reliable evidence to publish fixed damage numbers, cooldowns, rarities, prices, or a permanent best-to-worst tier list. The roster can also differ between the Roblox description, wiki pages, videos, and the live game because new heroes are added and event characters may rotate. That is why the role table is more useful than a numerical ranking.",[18,666,667],{},"Use the current Hero panel as the final check for three mutable decisions: whether a hero is selectable, what the unlock requirement costs, and which upgrades are available in the current version. For a fast city objective, prioritize movement; for a Boss or Story Mission, prioritize safe sustained damage; for a Tower or long melee session, prioritize survival and control. Re-evaluate after an update instead of carrying an old tier list forward.",[13,669,305],{"id":304},[307,671,673],{"id":672},"which-voxel-heroes-character-should-i-choose-for-a-city-rescue","Which Voxel Heroes character should I choose for a city rescue?",[18,675,676],{},"Choose Miles Morales or Speedster when the priority is fast movement, target tracking, and repositioning. If Speedster is difficult to control, Miles Morales is the steadier mobility-focused option.",[307,678,680],{"id":679},"what-confirms-that-the-hulk-unlock-route-is-complete","What confirms that the Hulk unlock route is complete?",[18,682,683],{},"After finding Bruce Banner’s laptop, solving the DNA puzzle, and defeating Bruce Banner, interact with the downed target and place the Inhibitor Badge. Then verify Hulk in the current Hero panel rather than relying only on the Boss defeat.",[307,685,687],{"id":686},"can-i-continue-the-thanos-route-after-dying","Can I continue the Thanos route after dying?",[18,689,690],{},"The documented route says to return to the Dossier and continue the Forge step when the game allows it. Check the current objective state before repeating the entire Infinity Stone route.",[307,692,694],{"id":693},"where-should-i-check-a-heros-current-price-or-availability","Where should I check a hero’s current price or availability?",[18,696,697],{},"Use the in-game Hero panel. The roster and event status can change, and the available references do not provide complete, permanent prices or requirements for every character.",[343,699,700,706,714,722,730],{},[346,701,702,704],{},[349,703,351],{},[349,705,354],{},[18,707,708,711],{},[25,709],{"href":710},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxelheroes.wiki\u002Fheroes\u002FVoxel-Heroes-best-hero",[25,712,710],{"href":710,"rel":713},[363],[18,715,716,719],{},[25,717],{"href":718},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxelheroes.wiki\u002Fguide\u002FVoxel-Heroes-how-to-get-hulk",[25,720,718],{"href":718,"rel":721},[363],[18,723,724,727],{},[25,725],{"href":726},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxelheroes.wiki\u002Fguide\u002FVoxel-Heroes-how-to-get-thanos",[25,728,726],{"href":726,"rel":729},[363],[18,731,732,735],{},[25,733],{"href":734},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.roblox.com\u002Fgames\u002F93974548894972\u002FVoxel-Heroes",[25,736,734],{"href":734,"rel":737},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":739},[740,741,742,746,749,750],{"id":563,"depth":374,"text":564},{"id":577,"depth":374,"text":578},{"id":593,"depth":374,"text":594,"children":743},[744,745],{"id":606,"depth":384,"text":607},{"id":621,"depth":384,"text":622},{"id":637,"depth":374,"text":638,"children":747},[748],{"id":650,"depth":384,"text":651},{"id":660,"depth":374,"text":661},{"id":304,"depth":374,"text":305,"children":751},[752,753,754,755],{"id":672,"depth":384,"text":673},{"id":679,"depth":384,"text":680},{"id":686,"depth":384,"text":687},{"id":693,"depth":384,"text":694},"Heroes","Compare Voxel Heroes by role, choose heroes for rescues, Bosses, and Tower runs, and follow the documented Hulk and Thanos unlock routes.",[759,760,761,762],{"question":673,"answer":676},{"question":680,"answer":683},{"question":687,"answer":690},{"question":694,"answer":697},"Voxel Heroes Heroes Guide",[765,766,767,768],"Choose mobility, ranged, defensive, or utility heroes by activity rather than a fixed tier list.","Hulk requires the Bruce Banner laptop, DNA puzzle, Boss fight, and Inhibitor Badge interaction.","Thanos requires Infinity Stones, the Forge, and a final Boss route whose availability may change.","Use the current Hero panel for prices, requirements, availability, and upgrades.",{"bodyType":770},"reference-catalog",{"title":554,"description":757},{"loc":507,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fheroes\u002Fheroes",[401,776,777],"heroes","unlocks","gGHOjJmkU1J9gwMqrmsXdI0SH73k4EBdWUIzvtfuHDE",[780],{"id":781,"title":782,"author":783,"body":784,"category":982,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":983,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":984,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":989,"keyTakeaways":990,"meta":994,"navigation":410,"path":39,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":995,"seo":996,"sitemap":997,"statCards":998,"stem":999,"tags":1000,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":1004},"unlocks\u002Fen\u002Funlocks\u002Funlocks.md","Voxel Heroes Banners and Laptop Unlocks","Voxel Heroes Guide Team",{"type":10,"value":785,"toc":969},[786,795,798,802,806,809,812,829,834,837,841,844,849,852,855,872,876,879,882,885,888,892,895,898,901,905,908,911,914,918,922,925,929,932,936,939,943,946],[18,787,788,789,794],{},"Voxel Heroes does not use one universal unlock requirement. A locked hero can ask for Money, Robux, a quest, a Badge, a boss victory, or an account-and-play condition. For the Banner route specifically, open the Bruce Banner Laptop, complete its Puzzle, defeat Bruce Banner, and use the Inhibitor required by the route. The related Hulk target is tied to the Inhibitor Badge, so check the Badge and Heroes panels when the fight is complete rather than assuming that a boss defeat alone is enough. The ",[25,790,793],{"href":791,"target":28,"rel":792},"\u002Fexploration",[30,31],"exploration route"," covers the hillside approach to the laptop before you begin this sequence.",[18,796,797],{},"The table below separates the currently described routes by the action that matters most. Treat a dash as an unconfirmed detail, not as proof that no requirement exists. Names such as Infinity Ultron and Vision Ultron should be checked against the current character screen because the recorded naming is not fully consistent.",[456,799],{":columns":800,":rows":801},"[{\"key\":\"hero\",\"label\":\"Hero or form\"},{\"key\":\"route\",\"label\":\"Main unlock route\"},{\"key\":\"requirement\",\"label\":\"Known requirement\"},{\"key\":\"check\",\"label\":\"What to verify\"}]","[[\"Hulk\",\"Bruce Banner Laptop and boss route\",\"Open the Laptop, solve the Puzzle, defeat Bruce Banner, and use the Inhibitor\",\"Inhibitor Badge and Heroes panel\"],[\"Thanos\",\"Stone Puzzle quest\",\"Follow the task arrow and complete the route's multiple Stone Puzzles\",\"Current quest target after each Puzzle\"],[\"Green Goblin\",\"Quest and boss encounter\",\"Reach the encounter and defeat Green Goblin\",\"Whether the server offers waiting or Robux spawn acceleration\"],[\"Captain Cold \u002F Mr. Cold\",\"Quest and target defeat\",\"Complete the Captain Cold quest and defeat the target\",\"The exact name shown in the Heroes panel\"],[\"Hawkeye\",\"Boss Fight\",\"Complete a Boss Fight; Normal or Hard are available, while Nightmare needs a Ticket\",\"Difficulty reward and unlock result\"],[\"Iron Man\",\"Money purchase\",\"Have enough green Money to use the purchase option\",\"Current price in the character screen\"],[\"Ultron\",\"Account and play conditions\",\"Join the game group, send a Suggestion, and play for about 30 minutes\",\"Whether the timer requires continuous play\"],[\"Infinity Ultron \u002F Vision Ultron\",\"Ultron-related free route\",\"The recorded route repeats the group, Suggestion, and about-30-minute conditions\",\"The form name and current panel requirement\"],[\"Doctor Octopus\",\"Quest or paid route\",\"A complete route is not recorded in the available guide material\",\"Current Heroes panel before spending Robux\"]]",[13,803,805],{"id":804},"how-the-banner-laptop-unlock-works","How the Banner Laptop unlock works",[18,807,808],{},"The Bruce Banner Laptop is the clearest Laptop-based route in the current Voxel Heroes material. It is not a normal purchase: reaching the Laptop starts a Puzzle, and the Puzzle is only part of the chain. Once the interaction is complete, the route continues into the Bruce Banner encounter. The recorded Hulk path then requires the Inhibitor, with the Inhibitor Badge identified as the important Badge target.",[18,810,811],{},"Use this order when you are trying to unlock Hulk:",[142,813,814,817,820,823,826],{},[67,815,816],{},"Open the Heroes interface first and note the exact locked requirement. This gives you a way to compare the result after the encounter.",[67,818,819],{},"Travel to the area containing Bruce Banner’s Laptop. If the route marker or task arrow points somewhere unexpected, re-check the active quest before interacting.",[67,821,822],{},"Start the Laptop Puzzle and finish the interaction. Do not leave after the first prompt: the Laptop is the start of the route, not the final unlock confirmation.",[67,824,825],{},"Continue to Bruce Banner and defeat the target. The battle is the required transition from the Puzzle route to the reward check.",[67,827,828],{},"Apply or confirm the Inhibitor requirement, then inspect the Inhibitor Badge and Heroes panels. Equip Hulk only after the character is shown as available.",[87,830],{":segments":831,"description":832,"title":833,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":59,\"label\":\"Open Bruce Banner’s Laptop and start the Puzzle\"}]","This moment shows Bruce Banner’s Laptop starting the Puzzle route described in the Hulk unlock steps.","Start the Hulk Laptop unlock route",[18,835,836],{},"The available material does not provide a fully reproducible coordinate list for the Laptop or a permanent server-specific route marker. That makes the interface more useful than a memorized map position: follow the current arrow, read the Laptop prompt, and use the Badge panel to identify what remains. If the hero is still locked after the fight, check the Inhibitor and Badge state before repeating the whole route.",[13,838,840],{"id":839},"other-laptop-quest-and-puzzle-routes","Other Laptop, quest, and Puzzle routes",[18,842,843],{},"Thanos follows a different Puzzle structure. The route begins by opening the Titans dossier and placing or completing the first Puzzle, then continues through multiple Stone Puzzles. The quest arrow is intended to identify the next target, but the recorded route warns that task guidance can behave unexpectedly. When an arrow returns you to an old objective, look at the active quest state and the current highlighted target instead of completing unrelated activities.",[87,845],{":segments":846,"description":847,"title":848,"videoId":631},"[{\"start\":19,\"label\":\"Open the Titans dossier and start the first Puzzle\"}]","This moment supports the Thanos section by showing the Titans dossier and the first placement Puzzle that begins the route.","Start the Thanos Stone Puzzle route",[18,850,851],{},"The wider unlock list also indicates that Laptop and quest requirements are not interchangeable. A Laptop can launch a Puzzle, a quest can point to a target, and a Badge can be the completion condition. For that reason, an entry that says “Laptop” does not mean that simply finding the object is enough, and an entry that says “boss” does not always mean the fight is the only requirement.",[18,853,854],{},"Use the following decision rules:",[64,856,857,860,863,866,869],{},[67,858,859],{},"If the Heroes panel names Money, collect or spend Money and confirm the displayed price. Iron Man is the clearest recorded example.",[67,861,862],{},"If it names Robux, read the current purchase panel before confirming. Do not infer a price from an older server or from the Green Goblin spawn option.",[67,864,865],{},"If it names a Laptop or Puzzle, follow the interaction through its linked quest and reward check. Hulk and Thanos are the strongest examples.",[67,867,868],{},"If it names a boss or target, complete the encounter and then check the Heroes and Badge panels. Green Goblin, Hawkeye, and Captain Cold use this kind of route.",[67,870,871],{},"If it names a group, Suggestion, or play condition, complete every account condition and allow the current game to register the play requirement. This is the recorded Ultron route.",[13,873,875],{"id":874},"boss-and-purchase-unlocks","Boss and purchase unlocks",[18,877,878],{},"Boss-linked heroes can have a choice before the fight. Green Goblin’s encounter is described as offering either a wait for the target to spawn or a Robux option to speed up the spawn. The wait time and payment amount are mutable, so use the current prompt rather than treating either value as permanent. After victory, return to the Heroes panel and confirm the character is equipable.",[18,880,881],{},"Hawkeye is associated with a completed Boss Fight. Normal and Hard are available in the recorded material, while Nightmare requires a Ticket. The available notes do not establish that every difficulty grants a different hero result, so choose a difficulty you can complete and verify the unlock screen afterward. A first Boss Fight is reported as producing an unlock, but the exact reward mapping should still be read in the current server.",[18,883,884],{},"Captain Cold, also named Mr. Cold in the recorded material, is an example of a target-based quest. The practical rule is to find the active Captain Cold quest, defeat the specified target, and confirm which name appears in the character menu. The two names should not be silently merged if the interface distinguishes them.",[18,886,887],{},"Money is separate from Cores and Hero XP. Money can unlock some heroes, while Cores are associated with upgrades and Hero XP with progression rewards. Having upgrade currency does not automatically satisfy a hero purchase requirement. Iron Man is shown as a Money-based example; the current green Money price remains the authoritative value.",[13,889,891],{"id":890},"account-conditions-and-incomplete-routes","Account conditions and incomplete routes",[18,893,894],{},"Ultron and the related Ultron forms use an account-and-play route rather than the Banner Laptop chain. The described conditions are joining the game group, sending a Suggestion, and playing for about 30 minutes. The approximate duration should be treated as a current in-game condition, not a guaranteed stopwatch result. The material does not establish whether the play time must be continuous, so check the character or quest panel if the unlock does not appear immediately.",[18,896,897],{},"Doctor Octopus is listed among the available heroes, but the supplied route does not provide a complete unlock sequence. Do not spend Robux or search for a specific quest based only on the hero list. Open the current Heroes panel and follow its displayed requirement. The same rule applies to heroes that are publicly listed without an individual route: the list proves availability, not a specific acquisition method.",[18,899,900],{},"Badges, Achievements, Daily Challenges, the Trophy Case, and chapter progress can connect to rewards or Hero XP. They should not be treated as interchangeable unlock currencies. When a locked hero names a Badge, open the Badge or Achievement view and identify the exact target; when it names a quest, keep the quest active until the completion state changes.",[13,902,904],{"id":903},"unlock-checks-and-recovery","Unlock checks and recovery",[18,906,907],{},"After any route, confirm three things: the requirement is no longer shown as locked, the hero can be equipped, and the relevant Badge or quest has updated. This catches the common mistake of leaving after a Puzzle or boss transition before the reward state is recorded.",[18,909,910],{},"If a Laptop interaction does not start, return to the active quest and check that you are at the intended target. If a Puzzle finishes but the hero remains locked, inspect the linked Badge or Inhibitor requirement. If a boss route appears complete but no hero is available, reopen the Heroes panel and verify the exact target name and difficulty result. If an arrow points to an old objective on the Thanos route, refresh your task state and follow the currently highlighted objective.",[18,912,913],{},"Movement abilities such as Flying, Swinging, and Super Speed can shorten travel to a Laptop, quest marker, or boss area, but they do not replace the unlock condition. Likewise, Upgrades improve an existing hero; they do not automatically unlock a different hero. The safest general rule is to let the current Heroes panel decide whether the next action is purchase, Puzzle, quest, Badge, or combat.",[13,915,917],{"id":916},"first-time-voxel-heroes-unlock-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes unlock questions",[307,919,921],{"id":920},"is-finding-bruce-banners-laptop-enough-to-unlock-hulk","Is finding Bruce Banner’s Laptop enough to unlock Hulk?",[18,923,924],{},"No. The Laptop starts the Puzzle route; you must complete the Puzzle, defeat Bruce Banner, and satisfy the Inhibitor requirement before checking the Inhibitor Badge and Heroes panels.",[307,926,928],{"id":927},"what-should-i-do-if-the-thanos-quest-arrow-points-to-the-wrong-place","What should I do if the Thanos quest arrow points to the wrong place?",[18,930,931],{},"Check the active quest and current highlighted target, then continue with the objective the game currently marks. The recorded route can show unexpected arrow behavior, so do not assume an old marker is still the correct step.",[307,933,935],{"id":934},"does-nightmare-boss-fight-difficulty-unlock-hawkeye-automatically","Does Nightmare Boss Fight difficulty unlock Hawkeye automatically?",[18,937,938],{},"Nightmare requires a Ticket, but the available material does not establish that it is required for Hawkeye. Normal and Hard are also available, so use the current difficulty result and verify the Heroes panel after the fight.",[307,940,942],{"id":941},"are-cores-and-hero-xp-substitutes-for-money-when-a-hero-is-locked","Are Cores and Hero XP substitutes for Money when a hero is locked?",[18,944,945],{},"No. Money is associated with some hero purchases, while Cores are tied to upgrades and Hero XP to progression rewards. Follow the currency named by the locked hero’s current panel.",[343,947,948,954,962],{},[346,949,950,952],{},[349,951,351],{},[349,953,354],{},[18,955,956,959],{},[25,957],{"href":958},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxel-heroes.wiki\u002F",[25,960,958],{"href":958,"rel":961},[363],[18,963,964,966],{},[25,965],{"href":368},[25,967,368],{"href":368,"rel":968},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":970},[971,972,973,974,975,976],{"id":804,"depth":374,"text":805},{"id":839,"depth":374,"text":840},{"id":874,"depth":374,"text":875},{"id":890,"depth":374,"text":891},{"id":903,"depth":374,"text":904},{"id":916,"depth":374,"text":917,"children":977},[978,979,980,981],{"id":920,"depth":384,"text":921},{"id":927,"depth":384,"text":928},{"id":934,"depth":384,"text":935},{"id":941,"depth":384,"text":942},"Unlocks","Find Voxel Heroes banner and Laptop unlock requirements, including the Bruce Banner Laptop route for Hulk, Puzzle paths, boss rewards, and currency checks.",[985,986,987,988],{"question":921,"answer":924},{"question":928,"answer":931},{"question":935,"answer":938},{"question":942,"answer":945},"Voxel Heroes Unlocks",[991,992,993],"Bruce Banner’s Laptop starts the Hulk Puzzle route but is not the final unlock step.","Unlock conditions can use Money, Robux, quests, Badges, bosses, or account requirements.","Check the current Heroes, quest, and Badge panels because names, prices, timers, and route states can change.",{"bodyType":770},"8 min read",{"title":782,"description":983},{"loc":39,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Funlocks\u002Funlocks",[401,777,1001,1002,1003],"banners","laptops","hulk","WSisNTVkhhC-1UuNgQinImrQL1Cb9GJQldD3ilkkF4w",[1006],{"id":1007,"title":1008,"author":1009,"body":1010,"category":1283,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":1284,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":1285,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":1287,"keyTakeaways":1288,"meta":1292,"navigation":410,"path":600,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":995,"seo":1293,"sitemap":1294,"statCards":1295,"stem":1296,"tags":1297,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":1300},"upgrades\u002Fen\u002Fupgrades\u002Fupgrades.md","Voxel Heroes Upgrades: Branches and Priorities","Raymond",{"type":10,"value":1011,"toc":1269},[1012,1015,1018,1022,1043,1047,1050,1054,1060,1066,1069,1073,1087,1092,1095,1099,1108,1111,1115,1124,1163,1166,1170,1173,1177,1180,1184,1187,1190,1193,1197,1200,1216,1219,1258,1262,1266],[18,1013,1014],{},"Voxel Heroes upgrades are hero-specific choices for fixing a gameplay bottleneck, not a single roster-wide stat menu. Each hero has a separate tree with mobility, combat, and survival or utility directions. Start by identifying the objective that is failing, then spend on the branch that addresses it: movement for late rescues and crimes, combat for slow clears, or survival and utility for runs lost after a bad exchange.",[18,1016,1017],{},"The safest long-term plan is to make one hero your main investment, reach the first legendary upgrade, and work toward the documented level-50 ceiling before spreading rare resources across the roster. A second hero can cover a travel gap, but a partially upgraded collection of heroes is less useful than one coherent build.",[13,1019,1021],{"id":1020},"voxel-heroes-upgrade-branches","Voxel Heroes upgrade branches",[18,1023,1024,1025,1028,1029,1028,1032,1028,1035,1038,1039,1042],{},"The upgrade tree is easiest to read by outcome rather than by trying to memorize every node. The public upgrade reference describes three practical branches, while the in-game menu can expose more specific abilities such as ",[102,1026,1027],{},"Super Speed",", ",[102,1030,1031],{},"Mass Punch",[102,1033,1034],{},"Power",[102,1036,1037],{},"Charge",", and ",[102,1040,1041],{},"Auto-Attack"," depending on the hero. Use the table as a decision guide, then confirm the current node name and requirement in the active hero's upgrade screen.",[456,1044],{":columns":1045,":rows":1046},"[{\"key\":\"branch\",\"label\":\"Branch\"},{\"key\":\"fixes\",\"label\":\"What it fixes\"},{\"key\":\"consider_first_when\",\"label\":\"Consider it first when\"},{\"key\":\"examples\",\"label\":\"Examples\"}]","[[\"Mobility\",\"Travel and re-entry\",\"A rescue or street crime expires before you arrive\",\"Super Speed; movement-focused nodes\"],[\"Combat\",\"Damage, attacks, and combo uptime\",\"You reach the fight but take too long to finish it\",\"Attack; Power; Auto-Attack; Mass Punch\"],[\"Survival and utility\",\"The cost of mistakes and rescue support\",\"A boss or rescue run ends after one bad exchange\",\"Charge and hero-specific utility or survival nodes\"]]",[18,1048,1049],{},"These labels describe priorities, not a promise that every hero exposes identical nodes. The upgrade tree is described as containing new moves and powers, so an unlock may change what the hero can do rather than simply add a visible flat stat increase. The exact mix depends on the hero currently selected.",[307,1051,1053],{"id":1052},"mobility-arrive-before-the-objective-expires","Mobility: arrive before the objective expires",[18,1055,1056,1057,1059],{},"Choose mobility when travel is the failure point. This matters most for a ground-based hero that cannot reach rooftop or distant objectives quickly enough. ",[102,1058,1027],{}," is the clearest documented example: a video walkthrough selects the category, spends on the route, and reports more Power and Charge as it is upgraded. The same walkthrough shows the route fully upgraded and describes a noticeable improvement in movement.",[87,1061],{":segments":1062,"description":1063,"title":1064,"videoId":1065},"[{\"start\":178,\"label\":\"Super Speed gains Power and Charge\"}]","This moment supports the mobility section by showing the active hero's Super Speed path gaining Power and Charge, with some upgrades costing Cores.","See the Super Speed upgrade path","wEjbfNJ9lkg",[18,1067,1068],{},"That demonstration does not publish a per-level speed value, price, or level cap. Treat it as proof that the route exists and can be improved, not as a universal promise about the number of upgrades or the final speed of every hero. If your current hero already flies or swings efficiently, combat may be a better first investment unless travel is still costing objectives.",[307,1070,1072],{"id":1071},"combat-finish-the-fight-you-can-reach","Combat: finish the fight you can reach",[18,1074,1075,1076,1028,1079,1038,1081,1083,1084,1086],{},"Choose combat when arrival is not the problem. ",[102,1077,1078],{},"Attack",[102,1080,1034],{},[102,1082,1041],{}," fit heroes whose ordinary damage or attack pattern needs to carry more of the fight. ",[102,1085,1031],{}," is shown in a separate video as a real purchase from the upgrade menu, making it a concrete example of a hero ability node rather than a generic category.",[87,1088],{":segments":1089,"description":1090,"title":1091,"videoId":494},"[{\"start\":25,\"label\":\"Purchase the Mass Punch upgrade\"}]","This moment supports the combat section by showing the upgrade menu opened after defeating criminals and the Mass Punch node purchased.","Watch a Mass Punch upgrade purchase",[18,1093,1094],{},"Combat upgrades are especially useful when street crimes, missions, or bosses take long enough for damage taken to become the real limit. A combat route should be judged by the time needed to clear a repeatable encounter and by whether the hero can build and use FOCUS before the dangerous target reaches its next exchange. Do not assume that a named ability is available to every hero; the available tree is tied to the hero you have equipped.",[307,1096,1098],{"id":1097},"survival-and-utility-reduce-the-cost-of-mistakes","Survival and utility: reduce the cost of mistakes",[18,1100,1101,1102,1104,1105,1107],{},"Use survival or utility when the run is mechanically manageable until one missed exchange, interruption, or rescue interaction ends it. ",[102,1103,1037],{}," is listed as an ability-resource direction and appears in the ",[102,1106,1027],{}," walkthrough alongside Power. That makes it relevant to heroes that depend on a repeatable ability cycle, but it does not establish a universal charge rate or price.",[18,1109,1110],{},"This branch is also the right place to look for hero-specific control, rescue support, or survivability when the current problem is not raw damage. Because the public record does not list every node, inspect the active hero's tree and compare its available options with the encounter that is defeating you. The goal is to make the next attempt more forgiving, not to buy a category simply because it sounds generally powerful.",[13,1112,1114],{"id":1113},"upgrade-choices-for-a-main-hero","Upgrade choices for a main hero",[18,1116,1117,1118,1123],{},"A practical spending order keeps the scarce part of the economy focused. The game reference identifies Cores as a resource used by some upgrades, and the video walkthrough says they arrive through normal progression. Exact cash and Core costs are not published, so read the price shown in the current menu before confirming any purchase. If the problem is surviving the encounter rather than reaching it, review the ",[25,1119,1122],{"href":1120,"target":28,"rel":1121},"\u002Fcombat",[30,31],"combat fundamentals"," before spending.",[142,1125,1126,1132,1138,1148,1157],{},[67,1127,1128,1131],{},[70,1129,1130],{},"Fix the objective you keep losing."," If rescues expire before arrival, begin with mobility. If you arrive but cannot clear a crime, begin with combat. If a boss ends the attempt after one error, inspect survival or utility.",[67,1133,1134,1137],{},[70,1135,1136],{},"Keep the route coherent."," Prefer a short sequence that supports the same play pattern over unrelated nodes scattered across the tree. For a skill-dependent hero, Power and Charge may support the same loop; for a travel-limited hero, movement should be tested before damage.",[67,1139,1140,1143,1144,1147],{},[70,1141,1142],{},"Use the first legendary upgrade as a checkpoint."," The ",[102,1145,1146],{},"Legendary!"," badge marks the first legendary unlock. It is a visible milestone that shows the main has reached a meaningful point in its tree; it does not prove that the whole tree is complete.",[67,1149,1150,1143,1153,1156],{},[70,1151,1152],{},"Continue toward level 50 on the main.",[102,1154,1155],{},"Legend"," badge documents level 50 as the hero ceiling in the public reference. Do not plan around a higher cap until the game or developer publishes one.",[67,1158,1159,1162],{},[70,1160,1161],{},"Add a second hero only for a specific gap."," A flyer or swinger can be useful when the main is ground-based and rooftop travel is the recurring problem. Raise that second hero enough to cover the gap before asking it to compete for the same Cores.",[18,1164,1165],{},"This order avoids a common mistake: spending on every hero before any one hero has a reliable role. Switching heroes is supported, but progress does not transfer between their trees. A purchase made for one hero should therefore be evaluated as that hero's investment, not as a permanent roster-wide improvement.",[13,1167,1169],{"id":1168},"hero-specific-upgrade-planning","Hero-specific upgrade planning",[18,1171,1172],{},"The right first branch depends on what the selected hero already covers. The following examples use the public roster roles as a starting point; they are priorities, not fixed build orders.",[456,1174],{":columns":1175,":rows":1176},"[{\"key\":\"hero\",\"label\":\"Hero\"},{\"key\":\"existing_strength\",\"label\":\"Existing strength\"},{\"key\":\"first_question\",\"label\":\"First upgrade question\"}]","[[\"Iron Man\",\"Flight and ranged pressure\",\"Does combat end fights faster than another movement node would help?\"],[\"Miles Morales\",\"Swing mobility and close range\",\"Is damage or ability uptime now the bottleneck?\"],[\"The Speedster\",\"Ground speed and hit-and-run\",\"Can combat keep pace with the travel advantage?\"],[\"Doctor Strange\",\"Magic utility and ranged control\",\"Does mobility close the remaining distance problem?\"],[\"Vision\",\"Flight and energy ranged attacks\",\"Would combat improve the value of already-covered travel?\"]]",[18,1178,1179],{},"For example, a flyer may not need mobility first because travel is already part of the kit. A hero with strong control may instead need combat uptime to finish the target before the encounter becomes dangerous. These are decision rules, not claims that each listed hero has the same node names or costs.",[13,1181,1183],{"id":1182},"how-to-test-an-upgrade","How to test an upgrade",[18,1185,1186],{},"Change one branch at a time and compare the same activity before and after the purchase. Run the same repeatable street-crime route or attempt the same boss difficulty. Record three simple outcomes: time to clear, damage taken, and whether the FOCUS bar fills before the dangerous target appears.",[18,1188,1189],{},"If the result does not improve any of those outcomes, the upgrade may not address the current bottleneck. Return to the upgrade screen and inspect a different branch rather than adding several unrelated purchases at once. This test is also useful for movement: compare the time to reach the same crime or rescue, not only how fast the hero feels while travelling.",[18,1191,1192],{},"The public sources do not document a respec or refund system. Until the current game menu proves that a reset is available, treat a confirmed purchase as potentially permanent. Testing a branch before committing rare Cores is therefore safer than assuming a future refund will make every experiment reversible.",[13,1194,1196],{"id":1195},"upgrade-costs-and-limits","Upgrade costs and limits",[18,1198,1199],{},"Exact node names, cash costs, Core costs, per-node values, and the number of nodes in each hero tree are not published in the accessible public references. The in-game panel is the authority for the price and requirement shown for your current hero. Do not use an old guide's exact number as a guaranteed current cost without checking the menu yourself.",[18,1201,1202,1203,1205,1206,1208,1209,1028,1211,1038,1213,1215],{},"The upgrade reference documents the first legendary milestone and level 50 as the public ceiling, but it does not establish that a level-50 tree is complete. ",[102,1204,1027],{}," and ",[102,1207,1031],{}," demonstrate real upgrade choices, while ",[102,1210,1034],{},[102,1212,1037],{},[102,1214,1041],{}," show how the menu can organize ability and attack decisions. None of those examples supplies a universal price list.",[18,1217,1218],{},"The practical boundary is simple: spend Cores and other displayed resources on the hero that solves your current objective, verify the change on a repeatable encounter, and stop planning beyond the information the current upgrade panel confirms.",[343,1220,1221,1227,1235,1243,1250],{},[346,1222,1223,1225],{},[349,1224,351],{},[349,1226,354],{},[18,1228,1229,1232],{},[25,1230],{"href":1231},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxel-heroes.wiki\u002Fupgrade-tree\u002F",[25,1233,1231],{"href":1231,"rel":1234},[363],[18,1236,1237,1240],{},[25,1238],{"href":1239},"https:\u002F\u002Fvoxel-heroes.wiki\u002Fprogression\u002F",[25,1241,1239],{"href":1239,"rel":1242},[363],[18,1244,1245,1247],{},[25,1246],{"href":734},[25,1248,734],{"href":734,"rel":1249},[363],[18,1251,1252,1255],{},[25,1253],{"href":1254},"https:\u002F\u002Fbadges.roblox.com\u002Fv1\u002Funiverses\u002F10769487429\u002Fbadges",[25,1256,1254],{"href":1254,"rel":1257},[363],[13,1259,1261],{"id":1260},"first-time-voxel-heroes-upgrade-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes upgrade questions",[307,1263,1265],{"id":1264},"does-the-public-upgrade-information-list-every-node-in-a-hero-tree","Does the public upgrade information list every node in a hero tree?",[18,1267,1268],{},"No. The number of nodes per hero is not published, so you cannot confirm a complete tree from public information alone. Use the active hero’s current upgrade panel for the available nodes and requirements.",{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":1270},[1271,1276,1277,1278,1279,1280],{"id":1020,"depth":374,"text":1021,"children":1272},[1273,1274,1275],{"id":1052,"depth":384,"text":1053},{"id":1071,"depth":384,"text":1072},{"id":1097,"depth":384,"text":1098},{"id":1113,"depth":374,"text":1114},{"id":1168,"depth":374,"text":1169},{"id":1182,"depth":374,"text":1183},{"id":1195,"depth":374,"text":1196},{"id":1260,"depth":374,"text":1261,"children":1281},[1282],{"id":1264,"depth":384,"text":1265},"Upgrades","Learn how Voxel Heroes upgrade branches work, which heroes need mobility or combat first, and how to spend Cores toward legendary upgrades and level 50.",[1286],{"question":1265,"answer":1268},"Voxel Heroes Upgrades",[1289,1290,1291],"Each hero has a separate upgrade tree.","Choose mobility, combat, or survival based on the objective you keep losing.","The first legendary upgrade and level 50 are useful milestones, but exact node costs are not publicly listed.",{"bodyType":770},{"title":1008,"description":1284},{"loc":600,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fupgrades\u002Fupgrades",[401,1298,776,1299],"upgrades","progression","9hsvf50iExoRatXV2xxGPr1lsez-38zpa0m_lWwYRdQ",[1302],{"id":1303,"title":1304,"author":555,"body":1305,"category":1514,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":1515,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":1516,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":1520,"keyTakeaways":1521,"meta":1526,"navigation":410,"path":27,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":995,"seo":1527,"sitemap":1528,"statCards":1529,"stem":1530,"tags":1531,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":1536},"quests\u002Fen\u002Fquests\u002Fquests.md","Voxel Heroes Quests: Missions and Unlocks",{"type":10,"value":1306,"toc":1499},[1307,1310,1314,1317,1321,1324,1328,1364,1372,1376,1379,1382,1387,1390,1394,1397,1400,1404,1407,1412,1415,1419,1422,1425,1429,1432,1435,1439,1442,1445,1449,1452,1456,1460,1463,1467,1470,1474,1477],[18,1308,1309],{},"Voxel Heroes quests connect story chapters, map exploration, combat objectives, rescues, puzzles, and hero unlocks. The most reliable way to progress is to follow the active objective, complete the required interaction, and then check that the quest text has changed before moving on. A fight or pickup may be only one step in the chain.",[13,1311,1313],{"id":1312},"quest-types-and-what-they-do","Quest types and what they do",[18,1315,1316],{},"The quest system is broader than a list of enemy defeats. Use the activity type to decide what to look for and what to do after the first objective.",[456,1318],{":columns":1319,":rows":1320},"[{\"key\":\"quest_type\",\"label\":\"Quest type\"},{\"key\":\"purpose\",\"label\":\"What it advances\"},{\"key\":\"typical_action\",\"label\":\"Typical action\"},{\"key\":\"player_note\",\"label\":\"Player note\"}]","[[\"Story Missions\",\"Story chapters and follow-up objectives\",\"Complete conversations, fights, collections, or returns\",\"Recheck the next objective after every stage\"],[\"Chapters \u002F Episodes\",\"A continuous sequence with missions and chests\",\"Finish the current story objective in order\",\"The available evidence confirms Chapter Two activity, but not a complete chapter directory\"],[\"Daily Challenges\",\"Repeatable progress and claimable rewards\",\"Complete the activities shown in the challenge panel\",\"The refresh schedule and complete reward list are not confirmed\"],[\"Achievements \u002F Trophy Case\",\"Milestones and Hero XP\",\"Meet the displayed combat, exploration, or collection condition\",\"Claim completed achievements instead of leaving rewards in the case\"],[\"Rescue Civilians\",\"City rescue activity and related progress\",\"Reach the event and complete its rescue interaction\",\"All rescue locations and rewards are not listed in the available evidence\"],[\"Hero Unlock Quests\",\"Access to specific heroes\",\"Follow a location, Laptop, puzzle, or target requirement\",\"Some heroes use quests while others can be obtained through other routes\"],[\"Boss Fights\",\"Difficult encounters and some unlock routes\",\"Defeat the target or complete its special interaction\",\"A boss objective may require more than damage alone\"],[\"Chests\",\"Chapter or quest milestone rewards\",\"Reach the chest after its prerequisite objective\",\"The complete contents and drop rates are not confirmed\"]]",[18,1322,1323],{},"Treat the table as a navigation aid, not as a promise that every activity has the same reward. The active quest panel remains the authority for the current objective, while the quest category tells you what kind of progress to expect.",[13,1325,1327],{"id":1326},"a-reliable-quest-loop","A reliable quest loop",[142,1329,1330,1336,1346,1352,1358],{},[67,1331,1332,1335],{},[70,1333,1334],{},"Accept or activate the objective."," Start from the available task, story prompt, character, base, or quest area. Read the complete text before leaving. Note whether it names a place, a target, a collection, a conversation, a chest, or a device.",[67,1337,1338,1341,1342,485],{},[70,1339,1340],{},"Identify the required interaction."," A quest can ask for dialogue, a pickup, a return to an NPC, a chest opening, a Laptop puzzle, a rescue, or a fight. Do not assume that defeating nearby enemies completes an objective that asks for an interaction; for special character conditions, continue with the ",[25,1343,1345],{"href":39,"target":28,"rel":1344},[30,31],"unlock requirements guide",[67,1347,1348,1351],{},[70,1349,1350],{},"Follow the map arrow, then verify the destination."," Arrows are useful for routing through the city, but the recorded quest footage shows that navigation can sometimes point toward another task. If the location does not match the text, do not repeatedly fight or interact there just because the marker remains.",[67,1353,1354,1357],{},[70,1355,1356],{},"Complete the action and wait for the update."," After a battle, puzzle, or conversation, look for new text, a changed marker, a completion message, or a newly named location. The next task may require returning to a character rather than travelling farther.",[67,1359,1360,1363],{},[70,1361,1362],{},"Claim the result."," Open a chest, claim a Trophy Case achievement, or complete the final interaction when the quest tells you to. A completed combat encounter is not necessarily the end of the chain.",[18,1365,1366,1367,1371],{},"Fast movement or flight can shorten routes, and the game description identifies heroes with movement abilities such as swinging, flying, or super speed. Those abilities help with travel, but they do not replace the specified hero, location, or interaction in a quest. Use the ",[25,1368,1370],{"href":791,"target":28,"rel":1369},[30,31],"city route guide"," when the objective sends you across multiple landmarks.",[13,1373,1375],{"id":1374},"story-missions-and-chapter-progress","Story missions and chapter progress",[18,1377,1378],{},"Story Missions are the main route through the city. They join Episodes or Chapters to individual Missions, intermediate interactions, chests, and the next objective. The available quest evidence shows Chapter Two progress, activity in Avengers Tower, a chest, and a later objective called “Stop the Tentacle Crew.” It does not provide a complete list of every chapter, mission name, or reward, so use the in-game story panel for the current sequence rather than treating that example as a full campaign index.",[18,1380,1381],{},"When a chapter sends you to Avengers Tower, check the named room or character and complete the interaction before leaving. The recorded route includes Mr. Stark’s goodies in the tower and a chest as part of chapter progress. If a chest appears after a mission, treat it as a milestone step: arrive at its location, open it when available, and then confirm whether the story text has advanced.",[87,1383],{":segments":1384,"description":1385,"title":1386,"videoId":92},"[{\"start\":270,\"label\":\"Check Chapter Two progress, tower goodies, and the chest\"}]","This moment supports the Chapter Two route through Avengers Tower, including Mr. Stark's goodies, the chest, and the next Stop Tentacle Crew objective.","Follow Chapter Two progress and open the tower chest",[18,1388,1389],{},"Story objectives can mix combat with non-combat steps. A mission may ask you to stop a group, investigate a location, speak with a character, collect an item, or return after a fight. Read the verb in the objective: “defeat,” “find,” “interact,” “open,” and “return” describe different completion conditions.",[13,1391,1393],{"id":1392},"hero-unlock-quests","Hero unlock quests",[18,1395,1396],{},"Some heroes are tied to money or other unlock routes, while others require a quest or a specific target. The recorded progression guidance gives two important rules: follow the unlock prompt for the hero you want, and expect some routes to overlap with the Heroes or Unlocks menus. A hero-specific quest can therefore be a progression gate rather than a normal street-crime activity.",[18,1398,1399],{},"The clearest confirmed route is the Hulk \u002F Banner quest:",[456,1401],{":columns":1402,":rows":1403},"[{\"key\":\"step\",\"label\":\"Step\"},{\"key\":\"route_or_action\",\"label\":\"Route or action\"},{\"key\":\"completion_check\",\"label\":\"What to verify\"}]","[[\"1\",\"Travel from the starting route or Avengers Tower toward the hillside cave before the snowy biome\",\"The location contains the relevant Laptop rather than only ordinary enemies\"],[\"2\",\"Start the Laptop and follow the on-screen DNA repair prompts\",\"Wait for the input prompt; avoid pressing before the game asks\"],[\"3\",\"Handle the DNA stage carefully\",\"Watch for red danger elements and follow the displayed sequence\"],[\"4\",\"Reach the Bruce Banner encounter\",\"Wait for the interaction state instead of treating Banner as a simple defeat target\"],[\"5\",\"Use the Inhibitor when the prompt is available\",\"The Inhibitor interaction is the important quest condition\"],[\"6\",\"Finish the encounter and check the hero result\",\"Hulk becomes available only after the required route completes\"]]",[18,1405,1406],{},"The Hulk route is a useful model for other unlock quests: a boss-looking encounter may contain a special objective, and a Laptop may be the start of a multi-stage sequence rather than a decorative object. If the prompt does not appear, reposition or wait for the interaction state instead of assuming the quest is broken.",[87,1408],{":segments":1409,"description":1410,"title":1411,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":40,\"label\":\"Solve the DNA puzzle and use the Inhibitor\"}]","This walkthrough supports the confirmed Hulk quest route from Avengers Tower to the hillside Laptop, DNA puzzle, Bruce Banner encounter, and Inhibitor interaction.","Complete the Laptop and Inhibitor route to unlock Hulk",[18,1413,1414],{},"Other recorded unlock guidance mentions finding a hero’s Laptop and defeating a named target such as Captain Cold. Those examples confirm that hero requirements vary; they do not establish a universal target list or a complete set of unlock conditions. Check the current hero panel for the exact requirement before spending time on a route.",[13,1416,1418],{"id":1417},"location-based-puzzles-and-item-routes","Location-based puzzles and item routes",[18,1420,1421],{},"Some quests use a chain of landmarks instead of a single arena. The recorded Time Stone \u002F Forge route uses arrow navigation through places including the Sanctum, Park, and Back Alley. One interaction or puzzle can reveal the next destination, and the route eventually awards or advances a Time Stone or related item objective. Move through the named locations in order and read each new instruction before leaving.",[18,1423,1424],{},"Laptop puzzles deserve the same care as combat objectives. Follow the screen prompts, do not enter inputs before the prompt appears, and preserve the displayed order during code-like steps. For a DNA sequence, avoid the red danger elements identified in the evidence. If a puzzle completes but the quest does not move, check whether it expects a return trip, a second device, or a newly marked location.",[13,1426,1428],{"id":1427},"daily-challenges-achievements-and-rescues","Daily challenges, achievements, and rescues",[18,1430,1431],{},"Daily Challenges and Achievements are parallel progress systems that can sit alongside story quests. Complete the activity shown in the relevant panel, then claim the reward. Recorded progression advice specifically recommends checking the Trophy Case because completed achievements can provide Hero XP. The evidence confirms that daily challenges can be completed and rewards claimed, but it does not establish their reset timing, full reward table, or every condition.",[18,1433,1434],{},"Rescue Civilians is another named city activity. Respond to the marked rescue and complete the rescue interaction rather than treating it as an ordinary enemy patrol. Rescue progress may also support achievements or general progression, but the available material does not confirm a complete location list or fixed reward for every rescue.",[13,1436,1438],{"id":1437},"when-quest-tracking-goes-wrong","When quest tracking goes wrong",[18,1440,1441],{},"If the arrow repeatedly leads to the wrong place, compare it with the written objective and leave the area if the target does not match. The recorded troubleshooting advice says that leaving and rejoining can restore navigation while preserving progress. Before rejoining, finish any interaction that clearly shows a completion prompt and note the latest objective text.",[18,1443,1444],{},"If a battle appears complete but the quest remains active, check for a return-to-character step, a nearby device, a chest, or a second target. If a Laptop does not accept input, wait for the prompt and follow its order. If an unlock quest does not award the hero, confirm that the special interaction—such as the Inhibitor step in the Hulk route—was completed, not only the associated fight.",[13,1446,1448],{"id":1447},"what-is-and-is-not-confirmed","What is and is not confirmed",[18,1450,1451],{},"The available evidence confirms the main quest categories, the chapter-and-chest structure, the Hulk \u002F Banner Laptop and Inhibitor route, the Sanctum-to-Park item route, daily challenges, Trophy Case claims, civilian rescues, and the possibility of quest-based hero unlocks. It does not confirm a complete chapter directory, every quest name, exact reward quantities, all daily reset rules, every rescue location, or a universal boss reward table. For those mutable or incomplete details, use the current quest, hero, challenge, and achievement panels in Voxel Heroes.",[13,1453,1455],{"id":1454},"first-time-voxel-heroes-quest-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes quest questions",[307,1457,1459],{"id":1458},"can-a-quest-be-complete-even-when-the-enemy-is-defeated","Can a quest be complete even when the enemy is defeated?",[18,1461,1462],{},"Yes. Some objectives require a conversation, pickup, return trip, chest, Laptop, rescue interaction, or special device step after combat. Check the active text and completion prompt before leaving the area.",[307,1464,1466],{"id":1465},"are-all-voxel-heroes-quest-rewards-listed-in-a-fixed-table","Are all Voxel Heroes quest rewards listed in a fixed table?",[18,1468,1469],{},"No. The available quest information does not confirm a complete reward table for chapters, chests, daily challenges, rescues, or bosses. Use the current in-game panel or chest result for the reward attached to your active objective.",[307,1471,1473],{"id":1472},"can-every-hero-be-unlocked-by-completing-a-quest","Can every hero be unlocked by completing a quest?",[18,1475,1476],{},"No. The evidence indicates that some heroes use quest or target requirements while other heroes can use money or another unlock route. Open the hero’s current requirement before committing to a quest path.",[343,1478,1479,1485,1492],{},[346,1480,1481,1483],{},[349,1482,351],{},[349,1484,354],{},[18,1486,1487,1489],{},[25,1488],{"href":958},[25,1490,958],{"href":958,"rel":1491},[363],[18,1493,1494,1496],{},[25,1495],{"href":368},[25,1497,368],{"href":368,"rel":1498},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":1500},[1501,1502,1503,1504,1505,1506,1507,1508,1509],{"id":1312,"depth":374,"text":1313},{"id":1326,"depth":374,"text":1327},{"id":1374,"depth":374,"text":1375},{"id":1392,"depth":374,"text":1393},{"id":1417,"depth":374,"text":1418},{"id":1427,"depth":374,"text":1428},{"id":1437,"depth":374,"text":1438},{"id":1447,"depth":374,"text":1448},{"id":1454,"depth":374,"text":1455,"children":1510},[1511,1512,1513],{"id":1458,"depth":384,"text":1459},{"id":1465,"depth":384,"text":1466},{"id":1472,"depth":384,"text":1473},"Quests","Learn how Voxel Heroes quests work, including story chapters, hero unlock routes, Laptop puzzles, chests, daily challenges, and recovery steps when tracking goes wrong.",[1517,1518,1519],{"question":1459,"answer":1462},{"question":1466,"answer":1469},{"question":1473,"answer":1476},"Voxel Heroes Quests Guide",[1522,1523,1524,1525],"Quests can require dialogue, puzzles, collections, chests, rescues, or special interactions—not only combat.","Check the objective after every major action because the next step may require returning to a character or travelling to a new landmark.","The Hulk route uses a Laptop, DNA puzzle, Bruce Banner encounter, and Inhibitor interaction.","If an arrow points to the wrong task, compare it with the text and try leaving and rejoining to restore navigation.",{"bodyType":770},{"title":1304,"description":1515},{"loc":27,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fquests\u002Fquests",[1532,1533,1534,1535],"voxel heroes quests","missions","hero unlocks","roblox","-50TCKo0CxXGtygi3By8hWUuAJzRaFnl3DOupAaYNKw",[1538],{"id":1539,"title":1540,"author":1541,"body":1542,"category":1775,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":1776,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":1777,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":1783,"keyTakeaways":1784,"meta":1789,"navigation":410,"path":1120,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":995,"seo":1790,"sitemap":1791,"statCards":1792,"stem":1793,"tags":1794,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":1797},"combat\u002Fen\u002Fcombat\u002Fcombat.md","Voxel Heroes Combat Guide: Combos and Bosses","Cross-Flow",{"type":10,"value":1543,"toc":1759},[1544,1547,1551,1554,1558,1561,1565,1572,1575,1583,1587,1593,1598,1604,1610,1616,1620,1626,1632,1639,1646,1650,1653,1667,1672,1678,1682,1685,1688,1692,1695,1698,1702,1706,1709,1713,1716,1720,1723,1727,1730,1734,1737],[18,1545,1546],{},"Combat in Voxel Heroes is built around a simple decision: confirm that an attack connects, then spend the opening on an ability or short combo before returning to a safe position. The most useful combat reference is not a damage ranking; it is knowing which hero, range, movement option, and encounter interaction fits the target in front of you.",[13,1548,1550],{"id":1549},"voxel-heroes-combat-systems-at-a-glance","Voxel Heroes combat systems at a glance",[18,1552,1553],{},"The table groups the combat systems and encounters that affect how you fight. Use it to choose a starting approach, not as a promise that every hero has the same moves or unlock conditions.",[456,1555],{":columns":1556,":rows":1557},"[{\"key\":\"system\",\"label\":\"System or encounter\"},{\"key\":\"combat_role\",\"label\":\"Combat role\"},{\"key\":\"practical_use\",\"label\":\"How to use it\"},{\"key\":\"access\",\"label\":\"How it becomes available\"}]","[[\"Basic attacks\",\"Reliable opener and hit check\",\"Test range, confirm contact, then connect an ability or combo\",\"Choose any available Hero\"],[\"Combat combos\",\"Sustained pressure\",\"Use an opener, confirmed follow-up, ender, and reset\",\"Fight with a Hero and practice the sequence\"],[\"Hero abilities\",\"Damage, control, movement, or range\",\"Pick the ability that matches distance and the enemy's opening\",\"Equip the relevant Hero; some abilities depend on upgrades\"],[\"Iron Man\",\"Airborne and ranged pressure\",\"Use flight and distance with Repulsor, Beam, Dive, or Swarm\",\"Unlock and equip Iron Man\"],[\"Hulk\",\"Close-range pressure and grabs\",\"Get close for Punch, Throw, Grab, Smash Combo, and Gamma Rage\",\"Complete the Bruce Banner and Inhibitor unlock chain\"],[\"Thanos encounter\",\"Interactive boss progression\",\"Stay close, complete the quick interaction, and attack the indicated gem\",\"Trigger the Thanos-related quest or encounter\"],[\"Boss Fights\",\"Specialized boss battles\",\"Choose the available difficulty and learn the boss's attack window\",\"Enter through the map, a quest, or a Hero unlock route\"],[\"City Crimes\",\"Open-world encounters\",\"Respond to crimes, fight enemies, and combine movement with abilities\",\"Explore the city and accept or find events\"],[\"Team Battles\",\"Coordinated multiplayer combat\",\"Assign targets and roles, focus the objective, and regroup after pressure\",\"Enter Team Battles mode\"]]",[18,1559,1560],{},"This overview also explains why a single “best” combat style is misleading. Iron Man can keep fights at range, Hulk converts proximity into grabs and heavy hits, and Doctor Strange can change positioning with Portals and spells. The right choice depends on whether the encounter rewards distance, a close-range interaction, area pressure, or coordinated target control.",[13,1562,1564],{"id":1563},"the-reliable-combo-pattern","The reliable combo pattern",[18,1566,1567,1568,1571],{},"Treat a combo as a four-part structure: ",[70,1569,1570],{},"Opener → Confirmed sequence → Ender → Reset",". The opener creates the opportunity, but it does not guarantee that the rest of the string is safe. Watch for the hit confirmation before adding the next input.",[18,1573,1574],{},"On a confirmed hit, add one follow-up that the target can realistically be caught by. Finish with a safe ender rather than continuing to press for maximum damage. Then move, defend, or create distance so the next exchange begins on your terms. A shorter sequence that connects consistently is more useful than a long sequence that leaves you exposed whenever the first attack is blocked, dodged, or misses.",[18,1576,1577,1578,1582],{},"If the target blocks or avoids the opener, stop the planned string. Do not treat the failed opener as permission to keep inputting attacks. Reset your position, watch the enemy's next action, and try again when you have a real opening. This hit-confirm rule applies across basic attacks, Hero abilities, and the more demanding boss encounters; for longer-term damage or mobility problems, compare the ",[25,1579,1581],{"href":600,"target":28,"rel":1580},[30,31],"upgrade branches"," after the fight.",[13,1584,1586],{"id":1585},"choosing-a-hero-for-the-fight","Choosing a hero for the fight",[18,1588,1589,1592],{},[70,1590,1591],{},"Iron Man:"," Use Iron Man when you can benefit from space and aerial movement. The demonstrated ability set includes Repulsor, Beam, Dive, and Swarm. Start outside the opponent's immediate reach, confirm a ranged hit, and use movement to avoid standing in one predictable location. Dive gives you a way to change the angle of engagement, while the other abilities let you continue applying pressure without committing to a purely close-range exchange.",[87,1594],{":segments":1595,"description":1596,"title":1597,"videoId":92},"[{\"start\":229,\"label\":\"Repulsor, Beam, Dive, and Swarm\"}]","This moment supports the Iron Man section by demonstrating Repulsor before Beam, Dive, and Swarm abilities.","Use Iron Man's ranged combat abilities",[18,1599,1600,1603],{},[70,1601,1602],{},"Hulk:"," Hulk is the opposite decision. Punch, Throw, Grab, Smash Combo, and Gamma Rage are built around getting close enough to control the opponent. Approach with a clear opening instead of walking into attacks, then use the opening to secure a grab, throw, or heavy sequence. Hulk's combat route is especially important because the Hero unlock is itself a combat process: the Laptop puzzle, Bruce Banner encounter, and Inhibitor interaction all need to be completed before the reward is available.",[18,1605,1606,1609],{},[70,1607,1608],{},"Doctor Strange:"," Doctor Strange is useful when position matters as much as raw contact. Portals and spells can change where the fight happens and help you manage an enemy that is difficult to approach directly. Use the positioning tool first when the current distance is bad; do not assume that a mobility or spell option should be spent as a finisher every time.",[18,1611,1612,1615],{},[70,1613,1614],{},"Other Heroes:"," Voxel Heroes includes a broad Hero roster and upgrade trees, but there is no complete move list, damage value, cooldown table, or universal tier ranking for every Hero here. Read each Hero's current in-game ability and upgrade panels before copying a combo or deciding that one Hero is always better.",[13,1617,1619],{"id":1618},"bosses-crimes-and-team-fights","Bosses, crimes, and team fights",[18,1621,1622,1625],{},[70,1623,1624],{},"City Crimes"," are practical combat training because they combine movement through the city, enemies, citizens, and Hero abilities. Arrive with a clear target, help resolve the encounter, and avoid chasing one enemy so far that you lose awareness of the rest of the event. Switching Heroes, completing missions, and upgrading can fit into the same broader progression loop, but a crime encounter does not prove that every Hero shares the same unlock requirement.",[18,1627,1628,1631],{},[70,1629,1630],{},"Boss Fights"," are separate from ordinary street encounters. The available modes include Normal and Hard, and the materials also mention a possible Nightmare difficulty that may require a Ticket. The exact Ticket source, difficulty numbers, and reward values are not established here, so check the current mode panel before spending a Ticket or planning a reward route. Enter with a Hero whose range and movement suit the boss's attack windows rather than assuming that normal enemy tactics will transfer unchanged.",[18,1633,1634,1635,1638],{},"The ",[70,1636,1637],{},"Thanos encounter"," adds an interaction check to the damage phase. Stay close enough to Thanos for the quick interaction to appear, complete the drag action when prompted, and attack the relevant gem to advance the phase. Long-range attacks alone may not move the encounter forward if the required interaction has not been completed. The number of phases and the penalty for a failed interaction can change with the current game version, so follow the on-screen prompt rather than memorizing an unverified sequence.",[18,1640,1641,1642,1645],{},"In ",[70,1643,1644],{},"Team Battles",", the objective should determine the formation. Give the front position to the player who can safely hold attention, let ranged or control-focused Heroes work from useful distance, and keep a teammate available to help with a threatened target. Focus the agreed target instead of splitting into separate chases. Once the team gains an advantage, turn it into the objective, a defensive position, or a coordinated retreat; do not throw the advantage away by pursuing a lone enemy into a bad area.",[13,1647,1649],{"id":1648},"hulk-and-thanos-combat-checkpoints","Hulk and Thanos combat checkpoints",[18,1651,1652],{},"The two named encounters have different failure points, so use different checklists.",[18,1654,1655,1656,1659,1660,1205,1663,1666],{},"For ",[70,1657,1658],{},"Hulk's unlock route",", go to the snow biome area and locate the hill cave before trying to solve the fight as a normal boss. Open Bruce Banner's Laptop and complete the puzzle in which the red element must be kept away from the DNA chain; the available route identifies ",[102,1661,1662],{},"D",[102,1664,1665],{},"P"," as the relevant selections. The Bruce Banner battle follows. After the combat exchange, complete the get-up and Inhibitor interaction. Only then does the Hulk unlock sequence reach its intended completion. If the unlock does not advance, check the interaction objective rather than repeating attacks.",[87,1668],{":segments":1669,"description":1670,"title":1671,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":123,\"label\":\"Bruce Banner fight and Inhibitor interaction\"}]","This moment supports the Hulk unlock route by showing the Bruce Banner fight followed by the Inhibitor interaction.","Complete the Bruce Banner fight for Hulk",[18,1673,1655,1674,1677],{},[70,1675,1676],{},"Thanos",", approach the encounter with the interaction prompt in mind. Remain near Thanos, complete the drag interaction, and then hit the indicated gem. If damage appears to have no effect on the next phase, the likely action is to look for the required interaction or gem target, not to keep repeating the same distant attack. The precise phase count and failure behavior should be confirmed in the current encounter.",[13,1679,1681],{"id":1680},"upgrades-and-combat-progression","Upgrades and combat progression",[18,1683,1684],{},"Combat rewards and progression can feed Hero XP, Money, and Cores. The Upgrade Tree can strengthen areas such as Power, Charge, Movement, Auto Attack, or a specific ability. Use upgrades to reinforce the way you actually fight: a ranged Hero benefits from the movement and ability options that preserve distance, while a close-range Hero needs reliable access to the opponent and a way to convert contact into pressure.",[18,1686,1687],{},"Upgrade one clear weakness at a time and then return to an encounter that tests it. If you repeatedly miss because the opponent escapes, movement may matter more than another damage option. If you reach the target but cannot finish a confirmed opening, an ability or power upgrade may be the better next choice. The game does not provide enough confirmed values here to calculate an optimal spending order, so compare the current Upgrade Tree descriptions and costs in-game.",[13,1689,1691],{"id":1690},"combat-limits-and-current-value-checks","Combat limits and current-value checks",[18,1693,1694],{},"Combat advice is stable at the level of decisions—confirm hits, respect range, stop after a blocked opener, and complete encounter interactions—but exact values are mutable. The current combat information does not establish every enemy, Hero's full ability list, damage multiplier, cooldown, combo input, difficulty reward, or Ticket source. Do not infer one Hero's unlock condition from another Hero, and do not use a remembered video sequence as a substitute for the current prompt.",[18,1696,1697],{},"When a fight feels inconsistent, first check the current Hero panel, upgrade description, mode panel, and objective marker. Those interfaces are the appropriate authority for values that can change. Keep the safe loop in place: choose the Hero for the matchup, establish distance, confirm the first hit, spend a controlled sequence, then reset before the opponent can reverse the exchange.",[13,1699,1701],{"id":1700},"first-time-voxel-heroes-combat-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes combat questions",[307,1703,1705],{"id":1704},"what-should-i-do-when-a-combo-opener-is-blocked-or-dodged","What should I do when a combo opener is blocked or dodged?",[18,1707,1708],{},"Stop the planned string, move or defend, and reset your distance. Continue a combo only after a basic attack or ability has actually connected.",[307,1710,1712],{"id":1711},"which-voxel-heroes-hero-is-better-for-ranged-combat","Which Voxel Heroes Hero is better for ranged combat?",[18,1714,1715],{},"Iron Man is the clearest ranged and airborne option described here, with Repulsor, Beam, Dive, and Swarm abilities. Use flight and distance rather than treating Iron Man like a close-range grappler.",[307,1717,1719],{"id":1718},"how-do-i-advance-the-thanos-fight","How do I advance the Thanos fight?",[18,1721,1722],{},"Stay close to Thanos, complete the displayed drag interaction, and then attack the relevant gem. Damage from a distance may not advance the encounter when the interaction has not been completed.",[307,1724,1726],{"id":1725},"what-is-required-in-the-hulk-unlock-combat-route","What is required in the Hulk unlock combat route?",[18,1728,1729],{},"Complete Bruce Banner's Laptop puzzle, fight Bruce Banner, finish the get-up interaction, and place the Inhibitor. The unlock route is not completed by simply defeating an enemy.",[307,1731,1733],{"id":1732},"should-i-choose-normal-or-hard-boss-fights-first","Should I choose Normal or Hard Boss Fights first?",[18,1735,1736],{},"Choose the difficulty shown as available for your current Hero and progression, then check the current mode panel for requirements and rewards. Normal and Hard are identified, and Nightmare may require a Ticket, but every requirement and reward value is not established here.",[343,1738,1739,1745,1752],{},[346,1740,1741,1743],{},[349,1742,351],{},[349,1744,354],{},[18,1746,1747,1749],{},[25,1748],{"href":958},[25,1750,958],{"href":958,"rel":1751},[363],[18,1753,1754,1756],{},[25,1755],{"href":368},[25,1757,368],{"href":368,"rel":1758},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":1760},[1761,1762,1763,1764,1765,1766,1767,1768],{"id":1549,"depth":374,"text":1550},{"id":1563,"depth":374,"text":1564},{"id":1585,"depth":374,"text":1586},{"id":1618,"depth":374,"text":1619},{"id":1648,"depth":374,"text":1649},{"id":1680,"depth":374,"text":1681},{"id":1690,"depth":374,"text":1691},{"id":1700,"depth":374,"text":1701,"children":1769},[1770,1771,1772,1773,1774],{"id":1704,"depth":384,"text":1705},{"id":1711,"depth":384,"text":1712},{"id":1718,"depth":384,"text":1719},{"id":1725,"depth":384,"text":1726},{"id":1732,"depth":384,"text":1733},"Combat","Learn Voxel Heroes combat basics, combo resets, Hero styles, Boss encounters, and the Hulk and Thanos fight checkpoints.",[1778,1779,1780,1781,1782],{"question":1705,"answer":1708},{"question":1712,"answer":1715},{"question":1719,"answer":1722},{"question":1726,"answer":1729},{"question":1733,"answer":1736},"Voxel Heroes Combat Guide",[1785,1786,1787,1788],"Confirm an attack before extending a combo.","Use Iron Man for distance and Hulk for close-range pressure.","Thanos requires a close interaction before gem damage advances the fight.","Hulk's unlock route includes the Laptop puzzle and Inhibitor interaction.",{"bodyType":770},{"title":1540,"description":1776},{"loc":1120,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fcombat\u002Fcombat",[1775,756,1795,1796],"Bosses","Combos","JU9PNM3Zj7a1_P0JLceI6s6--SRnh1mJmzhXRNmpgS8",[1799],{"id":1800,"title":1801,"author":8,"body":1802,"category":2055,"coverLabel":390,"coverTone":391,"description":2056,"draft":393,"extension":394,"faq":2057,"featured":393,"game":401,"h1":2063,"keyTakeaways":2064,"meta":2070,"navigation":410,"path":791,"publishedAt":412,"readTime":995,"seo":2071,"sitemap":2072,"statCards":2073,"stem":2074,"tags":2075,"updatedAt":412,"__hash__":2078},"exploration\u002Fen\u002Fexploration\u002Fexploration.md","Voxel Heroes Exploration: Locations and Routes",{"type":10,"value":1803,"toc":2039},[1804,1808,1811,1819,1822,1826,1829,1833,1836,1840,1843,1846,1849,1852,1875,1879,1882,1887,1890,1893,1896,1900,1903,1906,1911,1914,1917,1921,1924,1927,1930,1934,1937,1975,1978,1982,1986,1989,1993,1996,2000,2003,2007,2010,2014,2017],[13,1805,1807],{"id":1806},"voxel-heroes-exploration-at-a-glance","Voxel Heroes exploration at a glance",[18,1809,1810],{},"Voxel Heroes exploration is an open-city navigation problem: use the active objective, choose a movement ability that fits the distance, and treat each landmark as a waypoint rather than as a complete map list. The clearest confirmed route starts around Avengers Tower, reaches mission locations such as the Construction Site or Sanctum, and branches toward the Snow Biome, East Gate, Park, or Docks as the objective changes.",[18,1812,1813,1814,1818],{},"The most useful early exploration target is the hillside near the Snow Biome. A cave opening there leads to Bruce Banner's Laptop, which starts a puzzle connected to the Hulk unlock route. You should not search only across the snow itself. From Avengers Tower or the starting area, move toward the snowy region, check the hillside before the biome, and look for the opening below the slope; then follow the ",[25,1815,1817],{"href":39,"target":28,"rel":1816},[30,31],"Hulk unlock steps"," once you find the laptop.",[18,1820,1821],{},"Exploration also supports story missions, city crimes, civilian rescues, chests, boss routes, and vertical challenges. The list below covers the landmarks and interactions that the current game information identifies clearly; it is not a claim that every street, crime spawn, or hidden interaction has been cataloged.",[13,1823,1825],{"id":1824},"landmark-reference-for-city-routes","Landmark reference for city routes",[18,1827,1828],{},"Use the table as a route-planning index. A location can be both a destination and a waypoint: for example, Avengers Tower is a useful starting point, while East Gate and Docks are stages in a longer Vision-related route. Follow the current arrow or objective text when it sends you through an area you have already visited.",[456,1830],{":columns":1831,":rows":1832},"[{\"key\":\"location\",\"label\":\"Location\"},{\"key\":\"role\",\"label\":\"Exploration role\"},{\"key\":\"player_action\",\"label\":\"What to do there\"},{\"key\":\"route_note\",\"label\":\"Route note\"}]","[[\"Avengers Tower\",\"Starting area and mission location\",\"Use missions, chapter rewards, and chest interactions\",\"A practical departure point for the city and the Hulk route\"],[\"Construction Site\",\"Iron Man mission location\",\"Find the Iron Man marker and complete the resulting fight\",\"Treat the marker and objective as the arrival check\"],[\"Snow Biome\",\"Navigation landmark\",\"Use it to orient toward the hillside laptop area\",\"Bruce Banner's laptop is near the slope before the snowy area\"],[\"Hillside Laptop Area\",\"Hidden interaction point\",\"Enter the opening, operate the laptop, and solve the puzzle\",\"Search the hillside and cave opening rather than the snow surface alone\"],[\"Sanctum\",\"Vision mission location\",\"Follow the objective arrow to begin the next location sequence\",\"The route continues toward Park, East Gate, and Docks\"],[\"Park\",\"Mission target\",\"Follow the next puzzle or objective instruction\",\"It can be one stage in a multi-location city route\"],[\"East Gate\",\"Landmark and Power Stone interaction\",\"Reach the gate and handle the interaction while watching for enemies\",\"Keep the route marker active if the mission continues\"],[\"Docks\",\"Cross-city mission location and Soul Stone interaction\",\"Travel across the city and complete the indicated interaction\",\"Flying is useful for this longer movement segment\"],[\"Magma Peaks\",\"Mission destination landmark\",\"Follow the task direction toward the area\",\"Its exact trigger conditions are not fully specified; use the current objective\"],[\"Lockdown Tower\",\"Vertical challenge\",\"Enter and climb using movement abilities\",\"Current floors, height, and rewards can change; check the in-game challenge\"],[\"City Crime Areas\",\"Dynamic event zones\",\"Answer a crime or rescue prompt and defeat the enemies\",\"A fast ground or air movement kit reduces travel time\"]]",[18,1834,1835],{},"The table separates confirmed purpose from route assumptions. The Snow Biome is a landmark, not the laptop's exact surface location; the laptop is at the hillside opening before it. Likewise, Docks is a confirmed destination in the described route, but the exact street-by-street path can depend on the active mission and the hero you are using.",[13,1837,1839],{"id":1838},"choose-movement-for-the-distance","Choose movement for the distance",[18,1841,1842],{},"Movement ability is the main exploration decision. Flying is the efficient choice for long cross-city travel and for following an objective that jumps between distant landmarks. The Vision route through Sanctum, Park, East Gate, and Docks is a good example: preserve the objective arrow, gain altitude when appropriate, and avoid spending the whole trip navigating around street-level obstacles.",[18,1844,1845],{},"Super Speed is better for a fast ground response. It is especially useful when a city crime or civilian rescue appears nearby and you need to reach the event before dealing with its enemies. It also works for ordinary travel when the destination is on the same part of the city and you want to stay close to the streets.",[18,1847,1848],{},"Swinging is useful for moving between buildings and maintaining a city-level route. It can be more convenient than flying when the objective is surrounded by tall structures or when you want to stay aligned with the urban layout. The best option depends on the hero's available kit, so select the movement you can control reliably rather than assuming every hero crosses the city the same way.",[18,1850,1851],{},"Use this quick decision rule:",[64,1853,1854,1861,1866,1872],{},[67,1855,1856,1857,1860],{},"Choose ",[70,1858,1859],{},"Flying"," for a distant marker, a cross-city objective, or the Docks segment.",[67,1862,1856,1863,1865],{},[70,1864,1027],{}," for a nearby street event, a crime call, or a direct ground response.",[67,1867,1856,1868,1871],{},[70,1869,1870],{},"Swinging"," for building-to-building travel when the urban route is easier to read from street level.",[67,1873,1874],{},"Switch to a combat-capable hero or clear nearby enemies before a long interaction if attackers can interrupt the puzzle or objective.",[13,1876,1878],{"id":1877},"from-avengers-tower-to-the-hidden-laptop","From Avengers Tower to the hidden laptop",[18,1880,1881],{},"The laptop route is the most important hidden exploration path currently identified for a new player. Start at the starting area or Avengers Tower and travel toward the Snow Biome. Before reaching the snow, inspect the hillside and look for a cave opening. Enter the opening to find Bruce Banner's Laptop.",[87,1883],{":segments":1884,"description":1885,"title":1886,"videoId":191},"[{\"start\":40,\"label\":\"Follow the route from Avengers Tower to the laptop hillside\"}]","This moment supports the route from Avengers Tower to the hillside near the Snow Biome, where the laptop starts the Hulk unlock puzzle.","Find Bruce Banner's Laptop near the Snow Biome",[18,1888,1889],{},"Interact with the laptop rather than leaving after discovering it. The puzzle uses a red-line and DNA-chain interaction: follow the prompt and keep the red portion away from the DNA chain as required by the puzzle. Completing the laptop interaction generates the next part of the route toward the Hulk-related encounter and unlock flow.",[18,1891,1892],{},"This area is not necessarily safe while you are solving the puzzle. Enemies can interfere with exploration interactions, so clear the immediate threat first or use a hero whose movement lets you disengage quickly. If the interaction does not seem to advance, check that you have entered the hillside opening, activated the laptop, and completed the puzzle input instead of only approaching the object.",[18,1894,1895],{},"The laptop route is a good test of exploration habits because it combines navigation, landmark recognition, an interaction, a puzzle, and a later objective. It also demonstrates why the active objective matters: once the laptop is complete, the next target may no longer be the same hillside, and the game can direct you toward the following Hulk encounter.",[13,1897,1899],{"id":1898},"mission-routes-across-the-city","Mission routes across the city",[18,1901,1902],{},"Several exploration locations become meaningful through missions rather than free-form sightseeing. At the Construction Site, find the Iron Man marker and begin the associated task. The arrival is only the start: the mission leads into combat, so confirm that the fight or objective has actually begun before moving on.",[18,1904,1905],{},"The Vision-related route provides a longer navigation example. Follow the mission arrow to the Sanctum, then continue through the Park and East Gate before travelling toward the Docks. East Gate includes a Power Stone interaction, while Docks includes a Soul Stone interaction in the described route. Enemies may appear during these interactions, so avoid assuming that reaching the landmark automatically completes the stage.",[87,1907],{":segments":1908,"description":1909,"title":1910,"videoId":631},"[{\"start\":78,\"label\":\"Follow the mission arrow from Sanctum through Park and East Gate\"}]","This moment supports the mission-arrow route through Sanctum, Park, East Gate, and Docks, including the use of flight between locations.","Follow the Vision route from Sanctum to the Docks",[18,1912,1913],{},"Magma Peaks is another destination identified by the exploration evidence and is associated with a route toward Green Goblin. Its exact trigger conditions are not fully established here. If the mission points east or toward a visible light or marker, follow that current instruction and use the in-game objective as the final check rather than relying on a fixed street route.",[18,1915,1916],{},"The repeatable pattern is simple: travel to the marked place, perform the requested interaction or fight, read the updated objective, and only then choose the next movement segment. This prevents a common navigation mistake—following an old destination after the mission has already advanced.",[13,1918,1920],{"id":1919},"city-crimes-and-vertical-challenges","City crimes and vertical challenges",[18,1922,1923],{},"City Crime Areas turn travel into dynamic exploration events. A prompt or help marker can send you to a location where civilians need help or enemies are attacking. Super Speed is a practical response option for a nearby event, but the objective still requires you to arrive, engage the enemies, and verify the event's completion. Do not treat reaching the marker as the reward checkpoint.",[18,1925,1926],{},"Lockdown Tower changes the movement question from distance to height. Enter the tower and use the available movement kit to climb through the challenge. The current evidence identifies the tower as a high-rise challenge but does not establish a complete, permanent floor count, maximum height, or reward schedule. Check the current tower panel for those values before planning a specific attempt.",[18,1928,1929],{},"Avengers Tower also has progression interactions, including daily and chapter-related rewards, chests, badges, and achievements. These are useful reasons to revisit a known location, but they do not replace the active mission route. When several markers compete, complete the current story objective first unless you are deliberately choosing a crime, rescue, chest, or tower challenge.",[13,1931,1933],{"id":1932},"exploration-decisions-and-limits","Exploration decisions and limits",[18,1935,1936],{},"Use the following priorities when the city offers more than one destination:",[142,1938,1939,1945,1951,1957,1963,1969],{},[67,1940,1941,1944],{},[70,1942,1943],{},"Read the current objective."," It tells you whether the next task is travel, combat, rescue, or an interaction.",[67,1946,1947,1950],{},[70,1948,1949],{},"Pick movement by distance."," Fly across the city, run to a nearby street event, and swing between buildings when that route is easier to control.",[67,1952,1953,1956],{},[70,1954,1955],{},"Treat landmarks as checkpoints."," At Construction Site, Sanctum, East Gate, or Docks, complete the interaction or fight before leaving.",[67,1958,1959,1962],{},[70,1960,1961],{},"Secure puzzle areas."," Clear enemies near Bruce Banner's Laptop or other interactions so an attack does not interrupt the attempt.",[67,1964,1965,1968],{},[70,1966,1967],{},"Verify the state change."," Read the new objective, reward, or unlock prompt before travelling away.",[67,1970,1971,1974],{},[70,1972,1973],{},"Use the current panel for mutable details."," Tower floors, rewards, unlock conditions, and exact routes can change with the game.",[18,1976,1977],{},"The confirmed landmarks above are enough to plan the early exploration and several mission routes, but they are not a complete city atlas. The exact positions of every crime, all hidden interactions, and every road connection are not established. If a marker sends you through a previously visited area, follow the new marker; a repeated landmark can be a deliberate waypoint rather than a sign that the route is broken.",[13,1979,1981],{"id":1980},"first-time-voxel-heroes-exploration-questions","First-time Voxel Heroes exploration questions",[307,1983,1985],{"id":1984},"where-exactly-should-i-look-for-bruce-banners-laptop","Where exactly should I look for Bruce Banner's Laptop?",[18,1987,1988],{},"Look on the hillside before the Snow Biome and search for a cave opening, rather than checking only the snowy surface. Enter the opening and interact with the laptop to start the Hulk-related puzzle.",[307,1990,1992],{"id":1991},"what-should-i-do-if-enemies-interrupt-the-laptop-puzzle","What should I do if enemies interrupt the laptop puzzle?",[18,1994,1995],{},"Clear the nearby enemies before attempting the interaction again, or use a hero whose movement lets you disengage safely. The puzzle area can still be exposed to combat, so reaching the laptop does not guarantee an uninterrupted interaction.",[307,1997,1999],{"id":1998},"which-movement-ability-is-best-for-reaching-the-docks","Which movement ability is best for reaching the Docks?",[18,2001,2002],{},"Flying is the most practical choice for the long cross-city segment to the Docks when it is available on your current hero. Use the active mission arrow as the route authority because the exact path can vary with the objective.",[307,2004,2006],{"id":2005},"how-do-i-know-whether-a-landmark-objective-is-complete","How do I know whether a landmark objective is complete?",[18,2008,2009],{},"After reaching the landmark, perform its requested interaction, fight, rescue, or puzzle and then read the updated objective. Leaving immediately after arrival can leave the actual stage incomplete.",[307,2011,2013],{"id":2012},"are-lockdown-towers-floors-and-rewards-fixed","Are Lockdown Tower's floors and rewards fixed?",[18,2015,2016],{},"The available information identifies Lockdown Tower as a climbing challenge but does not establish a permanent floor count, maximum height, or reward schedule. Check the current in-game tower panel before planning an attempt.",[343,2018,2019,2025,2032],{},[346,2020,2021,2023],{},[349,2022,351],{},[349,2024,354],{},[18,2026,2027,2029],{},[25,2028],{"href":958},[25,2030,958],{"href":958,"rel":2031},[363],[18,2033,2034,2036],{},[25,2035],{"href":368},[25,2037,368],{"href":368,"rel":2038},[363],{"title":373,"searchDepth":374,"depth":374,"links":2040},[2041,2042,2043,2044,2045,2046,2047,2048],{"id":1806,"depth":374,"text":1807},{"id":1824,"depth":374,"text":1825},{"id":1838,"depth":374,"text":1839},{"id":1877,"depth":374,"text":1878},{"id":1898,"depth":374,"text":1899},{"id":1919,"depth":374,"text":1920},{"id":1932,"depth":374,"text":1933},{"id":1980,"depth":374,"text":1981,"children":2049},[2050,2051,2052,2053,2054],{"id":1984,"depth":384,"text":1985},{"id":1991,"depth":384,"text":1992},{"id":1998,"depth":384,"text":1999},{"id":2005,"depth":384,"text":2006},{"id":2012,"depth":384,"text":2013},"Exploration","Plan Voxel Heroes city routes, find Bruce Banner's Laptop, choose movement abilities, and handle mission landmarks, crimes, and Lockdown Tower.",[2058,2059,2060,2061,2062],{"question":1985,"answer":1988},{"question":1992,"answer":1995},{"question":1999,"answer":2002},{"question":2006,"answer":2009},{"question":2013,"answer":2016},"Voxel Heroes Exploration Guide",[2065,2066,2067,2068,2069],"Use the current objective arrow and treat Avengers Tower, Sanctum, East Gate, and Docks as route waypoints.","Find Bruce Banner's Laptop in the hillside cave opening before the Snow Biome, not only on the snow surface.","Use Flying for long cross-city travel, Super Speed for nearby street events, and Swinging for building-to-building movement.","Complete the interaction or fight at each landmark and verify the updated objective before leaving.","Check current in-game panels for Lockdown Tower floors, rewards, and mutable route details.",{"bodyType":770},{"title":1801,"description":2056},{"loc":791,"lastmod":412},[],"en\u002Fexploration\u002Fexploration",[419,2055,2076,2077],"Locations","Routes","0YWN3TBs67TE-3V5Q7LOF7VLfMmMP7X8LN7_UbxLN9E",1794407627173]