Rey is trying to live a quiet life, haunted by the injuries and the death of his mentor in the first game/book. However, the underground fighting scene hasn't died; it has evolved. It is now a digital-gladiatorial spectacle called "The Meatgrinder," broadcast illegally on the dark web.
Rey baits the Titan into the central reactor core. He lets the machine break his arm, trapping itself in the machinery of his exoskeleton. With his free hand, he overloads his own cybernetic implant, creating a feedback loop. He delivers a charged, self-destructive punch straight into the Titan's neural processor.
: The song is famous for its eclectic mix of samples, many of which are included in these SF2 files: big shot sf2
: This is the 39th track on the Deltarune OST, serving as the high-energy theme for the Spamton NEO boss fight.
: These files are created by the community to help musicians and fans recreate or remix the song with accurate "instrument" sounds. Rey is trying to live a quiet life,
"Big Shot SF2" is a term that sits at the intersection of gaming, music production, and athletic performance. While it most commonly refers to the —a collection of digital instruments from the hit game Deltarune —it also appears in the worlds of high-performance footwear and competitive fighting games.
Jinx sits by his bedside. She tells him the data he recovered will help heal the fighters who were experimented on. Rey baits the Titan into the central reactor core
"Where to?" Jinx asks. "There's a new circuit in the East Sector," Rey says, wincing as he stands. "Heard they need someone to teach them the old rules."