smile

How it works

A hit on a living opponent and consuming a corpse are different actions. Bodies provide increased weapon damage and maximum health, together with a large heal. The wiki also describes consuming a victim when the weapon lands the finishing blow. Its progression depends on available bodies, so a strong merged user and an unmerged spawn should not be treated as equivalent opponents. In team modes, allied player bodies do not supply this resource.

Merge changes the attack into a three-hit sequence with a ragdolling final hit and unlocks In Search of Corpses. The area attack repeatedly damages and stuns surrounding enemies. Vomit becomes available after further consumption and adds a forward area attack. Both abilities have their own cooldowns; continuously swinging the basic weapon does not remove those waits. Some summoned NPC bodies can also contribute, according to the article’s interaction notes.

The trumpet overlay is a presentation cue, not an extra mode or an obtainable weapon named First Trumpet. Global music changes end with the user’s death or the round. The mode restrictions listed below matter when looking for smile in BOSS, JGN or GG. Progression can still be stopped by disruptive or instant-death items, so the growing damage and health do not establish a universal best-item ranking.

Stats and conditions

Recorded changes

• da capo
• photon blades
• Item directory

• Update log and version disagreements