Roadkill is a vehicle that appears in almost every Twisted Metal video games, except Twisted Metal 4 and Twisted Metal: Small Brawl. It is driven by 3 different characters, but most commonly by Marcus Kane. In every game thus far, it is a junk car built from scraps of metal. It is usually well-balanced with an innovative special weapon.

Contents 1 Twisted Metal 2 Twisted Metal 2 3 Twisted Metal 3 4 Twisted Metal: Black 5 Twisted Metal: Head-On 6 Twisted Metal: Lost 7 Twisted Metal (2012)

Twisted MetalEdit

Vehicle: 1976 Pontiac LeMans 'Road Kill'

Pieced together from many junkyard hulks, ROADKILL is a heavily armored demolition derby on wheels.

Driver: Captain Spears

Captain Spears is a man filled with regret. He is competing in Twisted Metal in hopes of recreating the past in which he is currently living.

Vehicle Type: Junk Car

Special Weapon: 3/5

• Steel Dagger: A giant rod of rusty metal fired at 100 mph... a metal javelin that destroys whatever it hits!

A giant steel rod that can slice your opponent in two!!!

Speed: 4/5

Handling: 2/5

Armor: 4/5

License Plate: TYMTRPR (Time Trapper, a reference to Captain Spears' ending)

Twisted Metal 2Edit

Vehicle: 1970 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 'Roadkill'

Driver: Marcus Kane

Vehicle Type: Junk Car

Handling: Intermediate

Armor: 2/5

Special Weapon: 3/5

• Boomerang Blast: A Boomerang Missile that curves back towards your car. If you strike an enemy while the boomerang is returning, its destructive power increases three-fold. Because it is a quick-firing weapon, you must learn to control your car's speed while aiming.

Speed: 3/5

License Plate: WAYKUP (Wake up, a reference to Roadkill's ending)

Twisted Metal 3Edit

Vehicle: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro 'Roadkill'

Driver: Marcus Kane

Vehicle Type: Junk Car

Handling: Tight

Armor: 3/5

Special Weapon: 3/5

• Spike Bomb: A nasty little tool that arcs out from his car and hits home with frightening impact.

Speed: 3/5

Twisted Metal: BlackEdit

Roadkill's creation is as mysterious as its driver. John Doe only knows that Roadkill is his to drive and that it is equipped to win. For its Special Attack, Roadkill fires a series of missiles. The longer the Fire Weapon button [default: L2] is depressed the more missiles will be fired in a single volley. Watch as the missile indicators light up one after the other. Once it is fully charged, the lights will flash, indicating that it is charged for maximum damage. Make sure to fire it right away. Holding onto the charge too long will backfire, resulting in a lost attack.

Vehicle: 1970 Dodge Charger 'Roadkill'

Driver: John Doe

Vehicle Type: Junk Car

Control: 8/10

Speed: 8/10

Armor: 6/10

Special Weapon: 8/10

• Series Missles

Twisted Metal: Head-OnEdit

Roadkill returns in Twisted Metal: Head-On. Roadkill is once again a Junk Car. Roadkill is driven again by Marcus Kane. His special is a Boomerang Missile. Like in Twisted Metal 2, the boomerang does more damage when it's coming back to you. Now you have to press the fire button again to make it return, and it's easier to get back.

Twisted Metal: LostEdit

Vehicle: Roadkill

Driver: John Doe

Twisted Metal (2012)Edit

Roadkill returns in Twisted Metal (2012) with good all-around speed and handling but fairly low armor. Once again, it resembles a junk muscle car and is modeled after a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS, especially in the rear pillar, quarters, and fascia. The body, however, lacks the heavy creases of the 1969 Camaro, looking more like that of the 1967 model. The grille resembles that of a Ford Mustang.

Its primary special weapon is a gatling gun, similar to Death Warrant's. However, Roadkill's version can be charged up to inflict slighty more damage. Its secondary special is also similar to Death Warrant's, except Roadkill's can be charged up to level 3 to fire a volley of blood missiles. In addition, when Roadkill's primary special weapon is fired backwards, 4 drop mines are released out of the trunk.

Vehicle: 1969 Chevrolet Camaro  'Roadkill'

Vehicle Type: Junk Muscle Car

Speed: 3/5

Armor: 2/5 (160 Points)

Special Weapons: 3/5

• Chain Gun, Drop Mines, Blood Missiles

Overall: 8/15

License Plate: BDY BAG (Body Bag)

Its license plate reads "FRG FST" (Frag Fest, a gaming term that refers to the killing of many enemies). When damaged, the plate reads "BDY BAG" (Body Bag). In story mode, Roadkill is unlocked after beating the desert race in Diablo Pass during Sweet Tooth's portion of the story. Roadkill is also the only vehicle available for use when facing The Brothers Grimm. Roadkill is mainly associated with the Clowns and the Skulls, but it is possible that the Holy Men drive it too. It is not commonly associated with the Dolls.

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Twisted Metal
Sweet Tooth - Yellow Jacket - Darkside - Thumper - Outlaw - Mr. Grimm - Warthog - Crimson Fury - Pit Viper - Hammerhead - Spectre - Roadkill - Minion
Twisted Metal 2
Grasshopper - Twister - Axel - Mr. Slam - Shadow - Dark Tooth
Twisted Metal III
Auger - Club Kid - Firestarter - Flower Power - Primeval
Twisted Metal 4
Orbital - Pizza Boy - Quatro - Goggle Eyes - Meter Maid - Trash Man - The Joneses - Drag Queen - Rob Zombie - Micro Blast - Moon Buggy - RC Car - Crusher
Twisted Metal: Black
Brimstone - Crazy 8 - Junkyard Dog - Manslaughter - Tanker - Warhawk
Twisted Metal: Small Brawl
Mime - Trapper - Piecemeal
Twisted Metal: Head-On
ATV - Cousin Eddy - Tower Tooth
Twisted Metal: Lost
12-Pak - Gold Tooth
Twisted Metal (2012)
Death Warrant - Juggernaut - Kamikaze - Meat Wagon - Reaper - Road Boat - Talon - Vermin - Slayer - Iron Maiden - Sweet Tooth's Carnival of Carnage