Los Lobos

Two passives govern the kit. Ammo Charges: 3 Blue Bullets for the Left Gun and 1 Orange Bullet for the Right Gun; using a move with a gun consumes its ammo, bullets recharge over time, and move cooldowns are tied to them. Overheat Meter: attacking with your pistols gradually builds overheat, and using a move at 60% or higher forces a gun swap that leaves you vulnerable for a short period.

Left Gun (Ctrl + M1, left style) spins your left pistol before firing an auto-tracking orb - costs 1 Blue Bullet. Right Gun (Ctrl + M1, right style) spins your right pistol before releasing a powerful ranged blast - costs 1 Orange Bullet. Right Gun: Shotgun Blast (Ctrl + M1 + M2, requires Reiatsu Efficiency Level 4) fires a Left Gun projectile, then splits the orb with M2 into three smaller auto-tracking projectiles - costs 1 Blue Bullet and half an Orange Bullet.

Soul Partition (Ctrl + M2) summons three wolves behind you and changes your M1 and M2 moves; Left and Right Gun cannot be used while it is active. Call of The Wild (Ctrl + M1 with wolves) sends a wolf out to strike the enemy, causing that wolf to disappear. Camilla (Ctrl + M2 with wolves) slashes relentlessly forward before your remaining wolves jump onto the opponent.

Cero: Metralleta (Ctrl + M2 after dealing 100 damage, requires 100% mastery) encloses the space around your enemies before firing a ruthless barrage of shots. A wolf's howl plays when the requirement is met.

Recharge Rate: no special milestone effects documented.

Reiatsu Efficiency: Level 4 lets your Right Gun split a Left Gun projectile into 3 smaller projectiles, at the cost of half a charge.

Damage: Level 3 makes killing someone with your Right Gun disintegrate them; Level 4 lets a light attack after landing a successful air launcher snipe the target out of the air.

Gun play as shown on camera: you carry three left-gun bullets against a single right-gun cero, and the left gun auto-tracks with no aiming required. Overheating (built through M1s and moves) lets you swap guns with Z, but the swap locks you in a brief idle animation - and per one creator the last ability on your current gun deals more damage while overheated, making the swap a rhythm rather than a penalty. An X follow-up input after the left gun splits the next right-gun shot into three tracking bolts for half the right-gun charge, matching the documented Shotgun Blast.

In Resurreccion, footage shows the wolf loop ending in Camilla - rendered 'Colmillo' (Starrk's canon technique) in video documentation - a slash barrage whose final slash consumes all remaining wolves behind you for scaling damage: the more wolves left, the harder it hits. Cero: Metralleta became available after roughly 100 damage dealt and itself hit for around 100 on camera; one creator calls it 'the most damage in the game' (opinion), with the caveat that it needs a mostly stationary target. The mode's wolf summon is heard as 'Call of Wind' in some videos versus the documented Call of The Wild.

Economy and pairing notes from creator videos: Los Lobos slots cannot weapon-reroll - the Experimental Hogyoku Shard visibly refuses on a Los Lobos character because the guns are its fixed weapon - and two creators independently estimate about 15,000 Robux to guarantee the 1% roll through the pity system. The kit is extremely reiatsu-hungry, is rated poorly with Hakuda builds, and famously pairs with Gran Rey Cero, the raid-obtained Arrancar Kido that consumes two bars, your entire reiatsu bar and a chunk of HP to hit like a nuke (~100 damage observed), its charge persisting only in combat and cosmetically making it rain map-wide.

Community counterplay note (Discord, 231-star post): Cero: Metralleta does not fully lock targets down - opponents can block-walk out of the barrage and punish the roughly 2-second reload that follows it. The same post confirms base-form Los Lobos is locked to the guns and cannot use other weapons.

Community-documented interaction (Discord, 233-star post): skills gated behind a sword requirement and activated by a self-inflicted cut (e.g. Psycho Crash, Gran Rey Cero) remain usable on Los Lobos despite the gun kit - the game still grants the sword-cut animation - while fist-locked Vasto Lorde characters cannot use them.

Community-reported issues (Discord, 334-star post, June 2026): the guns' critical is rated the weakest in the game - less damage than heavy-weapon M1s, a poor windup hitbox, and no riposte; the overheat-forced gun swap stuns the user for nearly 2 seconds; and a reported bug lets a hit during the Soul Partition (wolf summon) startup cancel the wolves while still locking you into the wolf moveset for most of the form's duration. The post also explains why the kit pairs poorly with Hakuda: gun moves need the guns out, Hakuda moves need them away.

Conflicting reports on the Shotgun Blast split (Reiatsu Efficiency Level 4): video documentation (Verm) shows the left-gun projectile being split into three tracking bolts on camera, but a widely-supported Discord post (723 stars, June 2026) reports the projectile flies too fast to split in practice, calling the upgrade unusable - both versions retained pending verification. The same post adds community-reported detail: gun M1s swing at greatsword/hammer speed with far lower stun, the forced gun swap stuns for nearly 2 whole seconds, and the Right Gun deals barely more damage than the Left Gun despite worse range and higher cost.

Sourcing conflict on the Hakuda pairing, both versions recorded: a 334-star Discord post calls running Los Lobos with Hakuda almost impossible in practice (the Res gun skills need the guns out, while Hakuda moves are unusable with the guns out), yet creator video documentation (JustKenshi) rates Los Lobos as overpowered when paired with Strength or Hakuda builds. The two may reconcile as synergy in base form but a clash inside the Res; pending verification.

Update/patch 2026-06-22 - using a Los Lobos move while on Hakuda now temporarily quickdraws the weapon for that move (official dev patch notes).

Official dev log covering Los Lobos: 'Los Lobos + Senbonzakura | VV Dev Log' (youtube.com/watch?v=p1p53XtBw4Q) - primary-source developer video.