|
Retrobution Portal
This article details information about a fan-made version of Fusion Fall. Click here for more information.
|
The Weeper is an enemy that appears in Retrobution. It is a species of Fusion Monsters that is used in Fuse's Army.
Physical appearance
Essentially a colossal version of the Skull Basher, the Weeper is a large, almost round and nearly black boulder with an interior made of Fusion Matter that leaks out of it from every opening in its surface, including its eyes and mouth. Rubble attached to it allows it to mimic expressions. It also has a pair of tightly curled horns, two featureless green eyes, and a wide mouth with sharp gray teeth.
Gameplay
In gameplay, the Weeper is a unique enemy monster that the player can fight on their own accord if they bring a Necronomicon to the lower left sector of the Boneyard. By then using that item in that location on the Character Screen, the Weeper will be summoned and ready for combat. Alternatively, the player can use the same procedure for the Weird Necronomicon to summon five Weepers at once.
To target the Weeper, align the Avatar with it to make its information window appear on the top of the screen. Should its Health Bar reach zero when battling it, the Fusion Matter animating the Weeper will break up, and the Weeper will disintegrate.[1] The player will then automatically receive some Fusion Matter and Taros as reward. However, while the Weeper's Taro reward remains consistent, its Fusion Matter reward will decrease for each level the Avatar is above the Weeper. The player also automatically receives loot when defeating the Weeper in the form of a Weeper CRATE.
In battle, the Weeper targets the Avatar when they get close enough. However, the higher the Avatar's level is, the closer they can get to the Weeper without it attacking them. Once it begins fighting, the Weeper will continue attacking until either it is destroyed, the Avatar is defeated, or the Avatar moves too far away from its point of origin. Notably, the Weeper attacks by making long dashes across the battlefield, creating a string of swift Eruption Attacks in its wake. At the beginning, those dashes will be relatively slow and easy to predict. When its health has been lowered to a certain point though, it will summon a Horror Jack, and its movements become faster and less predictable. The next phase of the fight begins when the Weeper summons a Mummy Marauder, during which the Weeper becomes even faster. Eventually, it will summon a Nosferatu Nightmare, too, at which point it will move very swiftly and across large distances in an unpredictable manner until it is defeated. Also, once defeated, the Weeper will not respawn unless summoned with another Necronomicon.
History
Retrobution
Fusion Invasion
The Past
In the Past, the Weeper was presumed to have been slain by King George of the Forever Knights, and sealed away in a strange bool that could trap any kind of evil. Due to the dark magic around Eternal Meadows though, the Weeper returned to turn its wrath on those who would disturb it.
Over the course of the Fusion Invasion, the Weeper would occasionally be summoned by the soldiers opposing the invasion who were either brave (or foolish) enough to combat it.
Behavior
Like other Fusion Monsters, the Weeper is aggressive and hostile.
Powers and abilities
Skills the Weeper has exhibited include:
- Fusion Matter Explosion: The Weeper possesses the Eruption Attack, which lets it create a localized explosion of Fusion Matter from the ground. When launching this attack, the Weeper makes the ground below glow with Fusion Matter for a few seconds before causing a pillar of Fusion Matter to erupt. Unlike most other Fusion Monsters though, it can produce multiple target zones and trigger the eruptions almost instantly.
- Fusion Monster Summoning: The Weeper can summon unique and powerful Fusion Monsters into battle, namely Horror Jacka, Mummy Marauders, and Nosferatu Nightmares.
- Levitation: The Weeper is able to float and move around in midair.
- Speed: The Weeper is very fast for its size, capable of performing increasingly long midair dashes over the course of a battle.
- Stun Inducement: The Weeper possesses the Stun - Cone power, which can immobilize its opponent completely for a few moments.
- Limited Nano Power Immunity: The Weeper possesses the Freedom - Self power, which gives it the following Nano Power immunities:
Rewards
When defeated, the Weeper would originally reward the player with Weeper CRATEs containing the following items:
Following the game update on 27 October 2024, the Weeper would drop Weeper CRATEs containing the following items:
| Image | Name |
|---|---|
 |
Fusionslayer Blade |
 |
Grim's Scythe |
 |
Dark Plasma Gun |
 |
Bullhorn Catastrophe |
 |
Grizzly Cannon Shotgun |
| Image | Name |
|---|---|
 |
Black Widow Legs |
 |
Devil's Enticement |
 |
Fallen Angel's Prayer |
 |
Jersey Devil Wings |
 |
ZomB-MO |
 |
Fusion Spiked Visor |
 |
Negative Numbuh 2 Hat |
 |
Solomon Hat |
| Image | Name |
|---|---|
 |
Stygian Quill |
Following the game update on 26 October 2025, the Weeper would drop Weeper CRATEs containing the following items:
Patch Notes
The following list contains the Patch Notes pertaining to the Weeper in Retrobution:
- 10.18.2021 (v.181021 patch): The Weeper was added to the game.
- 10.20.2021 (v.201021 patch):
- The Weeper had new items added to its drop table
- The Weeper's mechanics were changed slightly.
- 10.27.2024 (v.271024 patch): The Weeper had new items added to its drop table.
- 10.26.2025 (v.261025 patch): The Weeper had its drop table changed.[2]
References
- ↑ Quick Start Game Guide (English). "Chapter 6: Jump into Battle". p. 10. Majesco Entertainment (13 January 2009).
- ↑ RETROBUTION - v2.2 Halloween Spooktacular 2025 Update Patch Notes (Google Docs) (26 October 2025). Archived from the original on 26 October 2025. Retrieved on 26 October 2025.
