Beast Titan in Attack on Titan Paradis

Beast Titan is the artillery fantasy of Attack on Titan Paradis. Players queue it because Zeke throws rocks in the anime. Public 20-player servers punish that fantasy the moment a Scout dual-hooks instead of standing in a plaza. This page is the manual that used to be a blurb on the titans hub.

The titan tier list parks Beast in B next to Armored and Warhammer. Throws win open courtyards. Throws lose to dual-hook Scouts who refuse to be a highlight reel. The map rework rebuilt Paradis and Marley and added Another Forest — that last map is the worst Beast lane in the game.

What the kit actually does

Ranged pressure plus roar. After the patch, roar highlights nearby enemies. Beast needs that more than Jaw does. Jaw already lives in your chest. Beast has to see you before the throw. Paint, then throw at the highlight, not at a memory of a roof.

Beast is free to select. Transform is the same three steps as Attack: pick the titan, keep ODM equipped, press the overlay key (usually Z). If nothing happens, gear is off. There is no Beast Robux pass.

How to play Beast

• Pick the map on purpose. Marley plazas and open Paradis courtyards give throws a lane. Another Forest trunks eat rocks. Read maps before you treat area select as flavour.
• Roar first. A throw into fog is a nape invitation.
• Stay farther than your ego wants. Beast players who walk into Jaw range are donating S-tier meals. Jaw.
• One commit per throw. Spray-and-pray at three hooks wastes the only thing the kit has.
• Eject when a Scout is already on your nape. You are not Colossal. Size will not save a bad camera. How to kill titans is what they are doing to you.
• Mobile Beast is awkward: throw timing plus a touch camera is how you miss and present a neck. Mobile as a human first.

How to survive Beast (Scout edition)

1. Do not stand still in a plaza. Dual-hook the second you hear the roar. The highlight means the rock is coming.
2. Close the gap. Throws lose when you are already on the nape. Beast wants the distance you should be deleting.
3. Use trunks and walls. Another Forest is your friend. Paradis walls too. Marley alleys if you can unhook.
4. Unhook. A stuck wire in a courtyard is a perfect throw target.
5. Spears if you have them. Extra spears from Thunder Spears help once you are close. Do not stand still to aim a spear at 80 meters.
6. Do not 1v1 Beast in an empty Paradis courtyard if you are new. Take the forest or the walls.

If you are Female fighting Beast, close. She wants that gap gone. If you are Warhammer, do not trade pin for rock in the open — someone else napes both of you.

Beast versus other shifters

• Jaw: Leave the street. You will not out-cling S-tier.
• Female: She runs you down if you miss. Kick after a throw.
• Armored: Slow plate vs slow rock is a parade. Armored.
• Attack: A-tier tempo. They close; you throw or eject. Attack.
• Colossal: Do not throw into a transform. Steam is not a lane. Colossal.

Beginner warning

Beast is a weak beginner pick. New shifters should learn Scout unhook on controls, then Attack, then this artillery if plazas still look fun. A first-session Beast main will miss throws, eat Jaw, and blame the map. The map is doing its job.

There are still no codes that spawn rocks for you. Extra ODM gas helps Scouts chase you; it does not buff your throw. Private Server Extra fly commands are not a Beast guide.

Practice

Ten lives on Marley where you only throw after a roar highlight. Ten lives on Another Forest where you only eject and reset (you will hate it; that is the lesson). Then mix on Paradis walls. If every death is a nape from a closing Scout, you are ignoring distance. If every death is Jaw, you are ignoring the street.

Play the B-tier kit on the maps that allow it. Or pick Jaw and stop standing in courtyards. Script safety if a hub promised auto-aim rocks — that is not a Beast patch.