Beetlejuice Guide: Best Combos and Perks

Beetlejuice is an Assassin character in MultiVersus. Read on to find out how to play Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice's rating and basic info, as well as Beetlejuice's moveset, best combos, best perks, and a list of skins available for Beetlejuice!

Beetlejuice Latest Buffs and Nerfs

Patch 1.2.3 Updates (August 29)

Beetlejuice Changes
Coffin Toboggan	・Knockback scaling increased to 20 from 18 ・Damage increased to 9 from 8
Bugs-Cellent Combo	・On-hit cancel window advanced 1 frame ・Hitstun reduced ・Start-up window reduced 3 frames
Tombstone Tapdance	・On-hit cancel window advanced 5 frames
Paranormal Punch	・Hitbox updated to better match the fist on up attack
No Bones About It	・Damage increased to 8 from 7 ・Knockback scaling increased to 15 from 13.5
Flyin' Hammer Slammer	・Damage increased to 7 from 6 ・Knockback scaling increased to 9 from 8
The Toast With The Most	・Fixed an issue where the bomb visuals would stay on screen if the ground disappeared underneath Beetlejuice
Beetle Swinger	・Sour Spot Hitbox Damage increased to 7 from 5 ・Sour Spot Hitbox Knockback reduced to 2650 from 2800 ・Knockback Scaling to 15 from 9

Updates and Patch Notes

Beetlejuice Rating and Basic Info

Beetlejuice Basic Information

Beetlejuice
	Tier Rating: Type: Assassin Fighting Style: Horizontal Difficulty: To be updated Cost: 1,250 Gleamium Default Tags: Non-Human, Undead

Character Tier List

Beetlejuice Strengths and Weaknesses

Beetlejuice Moveset and Abilities

Ground Attacks

Command	Move	Description	How to Use
Neutral (Neutral + Attack)	Hammer Slammer	Effect: Charge, Breaks Armor Charge an overhead hammer slam that breaks armor.	While this can be used primarily to break armor, this also works well when edgeguarding.
Side (Side (Hold) + Attack)	Coffin Toboggan	Dash forward and fall into a coffin and crash into the ground. The coffin blocks projectiles.	Can be used offensively to interrupt opponent combos or defensively to block projectiles.
Side (Side + Attack)	Bugs-Cellent Combo	A 3-hit combo that ends with grabbing a tasty bug.	This is Beetlejuice's basic combo that chains together easily and provides decent damage.
Up (Up + Attack)	Paranormal Punch	Effect: Charge Charge a powerful boxing glove uppercut.	Use this to launch enemies in the air for a combo or follow up on an ally's aerial attack.
Down (Down + Attack)	Tombstone Tapdance	Effect: Charge, Breaks Armor Charge a dancing attack. The longer you charge the more steps you take. This move breaks armor.	Can be used to counter enemies running towards you. When charged, this provides more damage and can ring out enemies vertically.
Neutral (Neutral + Special)	Get A Load'A This	Effect: Charge Charge your scariest face. The charge can be stored and unleashed later. The closer you are when you unleash your attack the bigger the hit.	This is best when used fully charged as the knock back and damage can ring out enemies.
Side (Side + Special)	Horrors D'Oeuvres	Effect: Charge Try and catch a bug by pouncing at it. The longer you charge this move the further you will travel. Hit at the end to knock upward.	This is best used when playing in a team as it can provide a decent knock back in the midst of combat.
Up (Up + Special)	Beetle Buddy	Effect: Projectile Kick a beetle projectile outward. If you hit with the beetle it will follow you around afterward and can improve your next up air special.	This can be used as a short range projectile attack to nearby enemies.
Down (Down + Special)	The Toast With The Most	Effect: Projectile Draw a chalk bomb in the air then walk away leaving a fuse behind while you charge. Then light the fuse and let it blow. The fuse will also hit opponents it passes through.	This is great for taking control of an area as this can force enemies to move away.

Aerial Attacks

Command	Move	Description	How to Use
Neutral (Neutral + Attack)	Gotta Stay Sharp!	Send out spikes all around you.	Great for use in aerial combat as the knockback can be difficult to recover from especially with higher damage.
Side (Side + Attack)	No Bones About It	Underhanded boxing glove punch.	Good for catching enemies off guard since you can pick the direction of the punch.
Up (Up + Attack)	Flyin' Hammer Slammer	Swing a hammer over your head.	A quick aerial attack you can use during combos or to keep an enemy in the air.
Down (Down + Attack)	Sometimes I Scare Myself	Look in shock attacking underneath yourself.	A great move to finish aerial attacks or to prevent enemies from recovering to the platform.
Neutral (Neutral + Special)	Get A Load'A This	Effect: Charge Same as ground.	Similar to the ground version, this is best used fully charged as you can ring out unsuspecting enemies.
Side (Side + Special)	Beetle Swinger	Swing forward on a beetle kicking in front of yourself. Hit with the end for more power.	This is great for knocking back enemies while maneuvering around the area.
Up (Up + Special)	Light As A Beetlefly	Swim upward hitting anyone in your way. If you have a beetle following you, you can swing again in a new direction.	Use this to keep enemies in the air or ring them out vertically. When you have a beetle, you can move in another direction to surprise opponents.
Down (Down + Special)	Saturn Salutation	A door spawns and a Sand Worm pops out to bite you.	Good for disrupting your opponent's aerial combos.

Passive Abilities

Beetlejuice Best Perks and Signature Perks

Signature Perks

Universal Perks

Team Perk

Strong Perk

Standard Perk

Beetlejuice Best Combos and Moves

Side Attack to Aerial Combo

Air Down Attack to Air Up Attack

No Bones About It

This move launches an opponent in a diagonal angle that can be chained with other air combos. This can also be used defensively as you can use it on opponents trying to approach you, allowing you to zone them away and prevent any quick attacks.

Get A Load'A This

This is a great move when used in aerial combat as you can easily ring out enemies even at lower damage. When you have a Beetle following you, this provides you with an additional swing in a new direction that can take opponents by surprise.

How to Play Beetlejuice

Play Close to Enemies

While Beetlejuice has projectile attacks, these are short ranged projectiles that require you to be close to opponents. Be sure to play close to your enemies just enough to hit your attacks while maintaining a short distance to dodge since Beetlejuice doesn't have a reliable dash.

Charge Your Attacks

Most of Beetlejuice's normal attacks can be charged which significantly increase your damage output. You can charge attacks when at a significant distance from your opponents and getting close when you find a good moment to attack.

Beetlejuice Skins (Variants)

Circuit Drone Beetlejuice (Uncommon) 500 Gleamium

Matador Beetlejuice (Legendary) 2000 Gleamium

List of Skins (Variants)

Beetlejuice Character Profile

The Ghost With The Most is here straight from the Afterlife to deliver his unique blend of undead charm. Frights and delights abound as this shapeshifting Bio-Exorcist deploys ghoulish attacks and creepy-crawly companions to send a chill up the Multiverse's spine.

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