- See also: Octane ZSR
The Octane is a vehicle body released on July 7, 2015, along with the game release. It originally appeared in the Rocket League precursor Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars. The Octane is classified as "Common" rarity.
The Octane is one of the three bodies that can be unlocked at the beginning of the game.
It has remained the most popular body in the game since Rocket League's release.[3][4] It is by far the most popular with high ranked players and the most used by champion players during the Rocket League Championship Series.[5][6]
Contents
- 1 Decals
- 1.1 Common
- 1.2 Rare
- 1.3 Very Rare
- 1.4 Very Rare - Esports Shop
- 1.5 Import
- 1.6 Legacy
- 1.7 Limited
- 2 Painted Variants
- 3 Gallery
- 4 History
- 5 Trivia
- 6 References
Decals[]
Octane can be equipped with the following decals:
Common[]
Flames
Lightning
Monstercat
Skulls
Stars
Stripes
Tech
Wings
Rare[]
Abtruse
Buzz Kill
Chantico
Christmas Tree
Dragon Lord
Gale-Fire
Griffon
Island King
Lone Wolf
Piñata Monster
Racer
Roadkill
Royal Tyrant
Shisa
Slimline
Sticker Bomb
Thanatos
Tyger
Vaporwave
Venus Trapper
Very Rare[]
Bodacious
Dot Rush
Fancy Formal
Tinted Formal
Kana
Kilowatt
Very Rare - Esports Shop[]
Cloud9
Complexity
Dignitas
Evil Geniuses
G2 Esports
Ghost Gaming
Mousesports
NRG Esports
Rogue
Spacestation Gaming
Splyce
TSM
Team Vitality
Import[]
Hyperspace
MG-88
Ripped Comic
Snakeskin
Swayzee
Tumbling Blocks
Distortion
10dril
Kaskade
Oozy
Pelé
X Games
Legacy[]
Superman
Limited[]
Abducted
Amikoo
Bleep-Bleep
Blinkpad
CRL Northern
Cannon Baller
Cobra Kai
Conundrum
Deep Challenger
Dr. Thrash
Dune Racer
Edge Star
Huntress
Jetstream
Killer Griller
Loot Llama
Metarudia
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Note: The Octane can also be equipped with any universal decal.
Painted Variants[]
These variants are categorized as "Import" rarity.
Burnt Sienna
Cobalt
Crimson
Forest Green
Grey
Lime
Orange
Pink
Purple
Saffron
Sky Blue
Titanium White
Black
Gallery[]
Body icon from the in-game garage.
Octane hero artwork.
Promo artwork, also showing the ZT-17 wheels.
Octane in-game screenshot.
Kilowatt decal.
MG-88 decal.
Buzz Kill decal.
Dragon Lord decal.
Griffon decal.
Lone Wolf decal.
RLCS decal.
Monstercat decal.
Octane artwork from SARPBC.
Hot Wheels 1:64 Octane front.
Hot Wheels 1:64 Octane rear.
Octane artwork from Rocket League Alpha
History[]
- In January of 2015, during the Beta, Octane was given a visual upgrade. Its hitbox and handling were not affected.[citation needed]
- Octane was released on July 7, 2015 along with the commercial release of Rocket League.
- On August 3, 2017, painted variants of Octane were made available in the trade-in system.[7] These variants are categorized as Import rarity. Unlike the default Octane, painted variants can be traded.
- The Black Octane variant was available through the Item Shop at August 12 until August 19 2022.[8]
- Similarly, the White Octane variant was available through the Item Shop from December 24 until December 31 2022.[9]
Trivia[]
- Octane was also a default car in SARPBC, the prequel to Rocket League.
- Octane is the first car to be released as a 1:64 scale Hot Wheels car in December 2018.[10] The first car was released as blue with an orange variant came later in 2019. Since 2020, there is also a Red and Blue one.
- Titanium White Octane is currently the most expensive battle-car in the trading industry.
- The name for Octane in the Rocket League Alpha version was "Pepe."[11]
- Octane was added to Fortnite as a drivable vehicle in Chapter 3, Season 4.
References[]
- ↑ Rocket League Car Hitboxes on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ Vehicle Specifications v1.38 - Hitbox Visualisations on Imgur
- ↑ Rocket League’s First Birthday on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ Rocket League’s 2nd Birthday and Double Drop Rates on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ Most used cars in RLCS Group Stage Week 1! on Reddit
- ↑ Most used cars in RLCS Group Stage Week 2 on Reddit
- ↑ Trade-In System Expansion Now Live on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter: "The Black Octane is here! Grab it in the Item Shop Now."
- ↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter: "The Titanium White Octane is here! Grab it in the Item Shop now."
- ↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter: "Rocket League's first #HotWheels car drops into stores starting later this month in 1:64 scale, die-cast form! We'll have Blue at launch and an Orange version in 2019."
- ↑ Rocket League Alpha Gameplay on YouTube
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