Multiversus Taz: Best Perks, Combos, & Moves

Taz Overview

In Multiversus, Taz is no different and is actually considered one of the best characters in the game. Moreover, he has great perks and an easy-to-master playstyle. He also has some of the best combos in Multiversus, and he can do great in the 1V1 and 2V2 modes. Taz is just as powerful as Harley Quinn.

Taz Costumes And Unlockables 

In the Beta testing version of Multiversus, Taz had no cosmetic items or skins. However, with the official release of the game and multiple updates, there are a lot of options to choose from. Using Gleamium, you can upgrade Tazin Multiversus. 

Below is the list of all the cosmetic items and unlockables of Taz.  

Taz Perks

Perks are an important part of Multiversus, and Taz possesses some of the best ones in the game. In order to unlock the perks, you will need to progress in Taz’s Mastery Track and gain experience points in Multiversus.  

It is to be noted that unlocking a certain character’s Perks will make it significantly cheaper to purchase than the Train Perks of another character. However, Signature Perks cannot be unlocked for other characters as they are character-exclusive.

Offense Perks 

Following are all the perks used by Taz’s offense. 

• Percussive Power Punch: Unlocked at Mastery Level 2, increases allies’ damage by 5% for horizontally knocking back attacks.
• Snowball Effect: Available at Mastery Level 11, boosts team damage by 7% against the highest-damaged enemy fighter.
• That’s (Not) All Folks!: Achieved at Mastery Level 13, repels enemies towards the map’s center if close to the blast zone.

Defense Perks  

The offense is an important factor in any combat, but defense holds equal importance. Moreover, Taz has some of the best Defense Perks in his lineup, making him an S-rated character in Multiversus. Tom And Jerry in Mutiversus also have some great perks you can train Taz for.

Following are all the Defense Perks of Taz. 

• Absorb ‘n’ Go: Unlocked at Mastery Level 4, grants a 7% ability cooldown refund if the team is knocked back by projectiles.
• School Me Once: Available at Mastery Level 11, provides a Projectile Block Buff for two seconds after being knocked back by a projectile.

Utility Perks  

Taz has some of the most overpowered utility perks in Multiversus. While there are only two utility perks, they are powerful enough to make Taz one of the best characters. Let’s take a look at both of the Utility Perks below. 

• Tasmanian Trigonometry: Unlocked at Mastery Level 7, increases the team’s base knockback influence by 15%.
• Hit Me If You Are Able: Achieved at Mastery Level 12, increases dodge speed by 5%, enhancing attack avoidance.

Signature Perks  

These are character-exclusive perks, which means the other characters of Multiversus cannot use them as Train Perks. Signature perks of a character are special buffs, unique to the character, and are considered the most important among all the perks in Multiversus.

Similarly, Taz also possesses Signature Perks that make him stand out from the rest of the characters in Multiversus. Following is a list of all the Signature Perks that Taz can use in battle. 

• Iron Stomach: Unlocked at Mastery Level 8, Taz can eat an enemy projectile and burp out an anvil item.
• I Gotta Get In There: Available at Mastery Level 10, allies receive bonuses for jumping into Taz’s Dogpile, including increased damage, knockback influence, armor, and duration.

Taz Attacks And Moves 

The character features a variety of attacks that make him unique and powerful in Multiversus. Additionally, his passive attacks make him one of the best bruisers in Multiversus. Check out another great character, Jake in  Multiversus.

Active Attacks

• Soup’s On: Taz consumes a pot of soup, launching a Spit Projectile armored attack that can be aimed, dealing Tasty damage.
• Slam Wich: Charges at an enemy with a sandwich slam, dealing Tasty damage with added mobility.
• Well Seasoned: Attacks with salt and pepper, dealing Tasty damage, and transitions into a tornado spin.
• Stomp Stomp Stomp!: Charges a ground stomp that breaks Armor, with longer charges enhancing the attack’s reach.
• Soup-er Spinner: An aerial spin attack that hits enemies backward.
• Sunder Down Under: An aerial drill attack with Taz’s legs, breaking Armor.
• Flying Slam Wich: An aerial sandwich slam without a charge requirement.
• Feed The Beast: Charges forward in the air with a biting attack.

Special Attacks

• Chew Em Up, Spit Em Out: Taz eats enemies or projectiles, disabling them and enhancing his Down Special. Enemies can struggle out of this grab.
• Dogpile! Dogpile!: Launches a projectile that grows and finishes powerfully. If on cooldown, Taz performs an aerial swipe attack.
• Taz-Nado: Spins forward in a tornado, hitting enemies multiple times and extending the duration if passing an ally, also granting them Hasten temporarily.
• Eating On The Fly: Similar to the ground version, Taz can spit enemies out without chewing.
• You Spit What You Eat: Taz burps a Chewed Apple Projectile or any eaten Projectile, dealing Tasty damage.

Passive Ability

• Bottomless Pit: Attacks that deal Tasty damage add stacks that can lead enemies to become Cooked, rendering them unable to attack and dropping health-restoring chicken bits when damaged. Taz can also heal allies by licking them, though this ability has a cooldown

Combos Of Taz

What makes Taz so strong is the ability to perform combo attacks. Additionally, the combos of Taz are considered some of the best in Multiversus. 

Following are all the combos that Taz can perform as a Multiversus. 

Knockback Combo 

• Effect: Ideal for beginners; excels in pushing enemies back.
• Inputs:
  • PlayStation: Square + left stick down → Square + left stick side → Square
  • Xbox: X + left stick down → X + left stick side → X
  • PC: J + S → J + A/D → J

Pushback Launch Combo 

• Effect: Upgrades the Knockback combo to launch enemies, recommended for weakening opponents.
• Inputs:
  • PlayStation: Square + left stick side → X → Square + left stick side
  • Xbox: X + left stick side → A → X + left stick side
  • PC: J + A/D → Space → J + A/D

Knockback Stun Combo 

• Effect: Easy to perform with short range but high damage, stuns enemies for follow-up attacks.
• Inputs:
  • PlayStation: Triangle → X → Square + left stick side
  • Xbox: Y → A → X + left stick side
  • PC: K → Space → J + A/D

High Damage Air Ring Out Combo  

• Effect: A deadly combo requiring practice and precision, can dominate battles when mastered.
• Inputs:
  • PlayStation: Square → Circle → X → Triangle + down → Triangle + down → X → Triangle + up → Square + down
  • Xbox: A → B → X → Y + down → Y + down → X → Y + up → A
  • PC: Space → J → J + S → L → K + S → K + W → K + S → Space

Battle Strategies Of Taz 

• Taz’s playstyle in Multiversus is centered around close-ranged and melee combat, with powerful special attacks like the Taz Nado.
• However, be cautious of opponents who can counter these moves with projectile attacks.
• Taz has a unique ability to inflict the “Tasty” status effect on enemies.
• When maximized, this effect turns the target into “Cooked,” allowing you to deal damage and collect healing chicken pieces.
• Taz is effective at countering projectile attacks in the game.
• His Neutral Special lets him swallow incoming projectiles and his Down Special allows him to fire them back at opponents, making him a strong choice against characters reliant on ranged attacks.

Final Verdict  

Taz is still considered one of the most overpowered characters that can be mastered easily. We recommend you use Taz if leveling up is your main focus in the Multiversus. With this, we conclude our detailed guide on Taz, his abilities, attacks, and the combos he can perform in Multiversus. Hopefully, after reading our guide, you will know how to use his attacks to your advantage.