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Equipped with three light and one heavy weapon slots which makes him suitable for any battle situation
— in-game description



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Leo
Purchase Information LeoInfobox
In-Game Cost Real Value Icn info for user popup Exp Level Icn info for user popup
1,700,000 Silver N/A 10
Robot Information
Class Icn info for user popup Ability Icn info for user popup Faction Icn info for user popup
HeavyRobotinfobox
Heavy
None IcarusTechnologiesinfobox
Icarus Technologies
Base Statistics
PilotRankPrivate icon
Level
Shield icon
Durability Icn info for user popup
Speed icon
Speed
6 168,310 32 kph
Armaments Standard Paint Jobs
Hardpoints Light + 1× Heavy Default Koi Mummy
Default Weapons Pinata + 1× Thunder
Module Slots Legendary Paint Jobs Icn info for user popup
Active Yes N/A
Passive 1
Other Legendary Pilots
Tier Icn info for user popup II N/A
Wiki Class Icn info for user popup Heavy
Potential Role ~

Introduction

The Leo is a heavy robot with 1 heavy and 3 light hardpoints.

Strategy

The Leo has slow ground speed but has strong firepower with 1 heavy and 3 light hardpoints, and has the third-highest durability in the game (only the Raijin and Invader have more). The combination of high firepower and high durability make the Leo a formidable bot in the lower-leagues and potentially in the mid-leagues.  In higher leagues the Leo is less commonly run due to its lack of mobility and limited passive module slots. 

Leo is good for brawling, area defense, and for holding beacons.  In the lower leagues Leos are good for defending center beacon, especially on maps such as Yamantau and Dreadnought.  Since it has one heavy and three light weapons Leo can also be used for mid-range and long-range support.

Overall, Leo is a solid robot with excellent versatility. It is less specialized than other heavy robots, lacking the Fury, Butch, and Natasha’s sniping firepower and falling short of the Lancelot due to its abilities. However, the Leo is one of the very few robots that can be configured for literally any combat range, has very high durability and can remain a significant threat on the battlefield.  


Possible Setups

These are effective setups for the Leo:

Note: When "Opt." is next to a slot type, it refers to one of the multiple options that can be used in combination with the other weapon(s) slot type(s).

Each slot type is filled with only one particular weapon. For example, if a robot has 3 light all three of those slots are filled with Pinatas, as mixing weapons of the same slot type is not advisable.

Close Range (350m or less)

Slot Types  Light Slot
(Opt. 1) 
Light Slot
(Opt. 2) 
Light Slot
(Opt. 3) 
Light Slot
(Opt. 4) 
Heavy Slot 
#Slots  x3 x3 x3 x3 x1 Name
Setup 1 
Gust
Punisher
Pinata
Thunder
Shotgun
(Opt. 1)
Setup 2 
Gust
Aphid
Magnum
Spark
Ancile
Pothead
Warrior
Setup 3
Punisher
Gust
Avenger
Leadhose
(Opt. 1)
Setup 4 
Magnum
Redeemer
Plasma
Death
Button
Setup 5 
Pinata
Exodus
Death
Button
Setup 6 
Blaze
Magnum
Pinata
Ember
Inferno
(Opt. 1)
Setup 7 
Aphid
Thermite
Nuke


Mid-Range (500-600m)

Slot Types  Light Slot (Opt. 1)  ↓​​​​ Light Slot (Opt. 2)   Heavy Slot  
#Slots  x3 x3 x1 Name (If Applicable)
Setup 1 
Gekko
Spark
Zeus
Setup 2 
Gekko
Spark
Dragoon
Setup 3 
Pin
Trident
Russian Death Button


Long Range (800-1,100m)

Slot Types  Light Slot  Heavy Slot (Opt. 1)  Heavy Slot (Opt. 2) 
#Slots  x3 x1 x1 Name (If Applicable)
Setup 1
Gekko
Trebuchet
Flux
Deathstar (Opt. 2)
Setup 2
Molot
Tempest
Gunship


Overview

Leo can fill several different roles due to its hardpoint configuration and large health pool. If used for close-range an Avenger or Thunder, with 3 Gusts can allow for immense sustained burst damage, with the added ability to quickly deplete energy shields. Using an Ember can bypass shields entirely (the exceptions being the Aegis-class energy shield and Absorbers), and when paired with Magnums can pressure robots with energy shields, or Pinatas to help deal with physical shields. Using an Ancile ("Pothead Warrior") is commonly seen on close-range setups.

As a mid-range support unit, using a Dragoon or Zeus, with 3 Sparks or Gekkos can work very effectively. Sparks can work effectively for both close and mid-range setups, and using Gekkos allows for more range. Using a Trident with 3 Pins, while not as damaging as other mid-range setups, allows the Leo to pressure robots such as the Bulgasari and Lancelot from a distance.

Lastly, as a long-range sniper, using a Flux with 3 Gekkos can allow for sustained damage up to 1,100 meters away. With its large amount of health, the Leo can often outlast many other snipers. A Trebuchet can be used as well, however, the differing firing mechanics of the Gekko counteracts the Trebuchet.

Not Recommended

  • The use of the Nashorn is generally not recommended due to them being outclassed by the Trebuchet in burst damage and anti-shield capability, although it possesses higher DPS.
  • The use of Zenits and Noricums isn't recommended as the Natasha with the same weapons has more firepower, and snipers generally don't require as much health as the Leo.
  • The use of the Arbalest weapon isn't recommended or used much due to its very low damage, and it is outclassed by the Gekko, which is less expensive.

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

PilotRankPrivate icon
Level
Shield icon
Durability
Speed icon
Speed
AgIcon
Cost
6 168,310 32 1,700,000

Upgrade Information

PilotRankPrivate icon
Level
Shield icon
Durability
Speed icon
Speed
AgIcon
Cost
Duration
Time
7 179,060 33 1,600,000 1 day
8 190,490 34 2,000,000 1 day 8 hours
9 202,650 35 6,000,000 1 day 16 hours
10 215,590 35 10,000,000 1 day 20 hours
11 229,360 35 16,000,000 2 days 4 hours
12 244,000 35 26,000,000 2 days 12 hours
Cost Time
Totals 62,600,000 10 days 12 hours


Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

PilotRankPrivate icon
Level
Shield icon
Durability
Speed icon
Speed
Gold-icon
Cost
1 244,000 35 500

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to enhance (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

PilotRankPrivate icon
Level
Shield icon
Durability
Speed icon
Speed
AgIcon
Cost
Duration
Time
2 248,500 35 500,000 5 hours
3 253,000 35 1,000,000 10 hours
4 257,500 35 2,000,000 20 hours
5 262,000 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
6 266,500 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
7 271,000 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
8 275,500 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
9 280,000 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
10 284,500 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
11 289,000 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
12 293,500 35 7,500,000 1 day 6 hours
Cost Time
Totals 63,500,000 11 days 11 hours


Update History

Version Changes
5.6.1 New skin: Hunter (Legendary) Increases durability by 5%
5.0.0 Durability increased by 8%
4.8.0 Total Upgrade Time: 13 days⟶10 days 12 hours
4.7.0 Modules slots changed from 2 passive slots → 1 passive slot, 1 active slot
Total Upgrade Time: 15 days 23 hours 24 minutes⟶13 days
4.1.0 New design
4.0.0 Total Upgrade Cost: 55,000,000 Ag⟶62,600,000 Ag
Total Upgrade Time: 15 days 3 hours⟶15 days 23 hours 24 minutes
3.7.0 The Leo's default weapons were changed to a Thunder and 3 Pinatas
3.3.0 New skin: Mummy (Halloween 2017)
2.8.0 New skin: Koi
2.5.0 Armor increased (Unknown %)
1.6.0 Speed increased from 27 km/h to 35 km/h
0.9.0 Armor increased by 20%
0.8.4 Armor increased by 5%
0.8.0 Armor increased by 3%
0.1.0 Robot was added to the game
Leo2

Design prior to version 4.1

Poll


Trivia

  • Leo's cockpit and thigh strongly resemble German main battle tank Leopard 2's turret and hull.
  • This bot has the highest HP out of all the non-WP bots and the third-highest HP in the game.
  • The Leo, along with the Boa and Doc, has the shortest name of any robot in the game.
  • Sometimes, a player calls a Leo with an Ancile a "Pothead" Leo.
  • In an earlier version of the Leo, as well as other GER bots, were designed with German 2WW crosses on hips and torso. These were removed due to political issues with some ex-USSR users.
  • Before update (unknown), when 3D viewing any robot, a Leo (with no equipment) would walk back and forth in front of the hangar door (the direction the robot being viewed at is facing), a Fury also could and still can be seen doing the same thing.
Leos
  • Click here for a 3D image of the old Leo model.

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