The FightKaro selection screen lists eight named regular fighter tiles and a separate boss-marked MBAPU tile in the public page checked on November 7, 2026. Those names are MitraMan, Yatra Boy, Deedee, Tariff Taau, Dozer Dada, Toll Man, Sutti Babu and Rail Raja. The page also shows Random. Availability and selection rules can change, so use the current game screen to confirm what your version lets you choose.
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Roster and reported character supers
The following names come from dated public-build notes and a separate gameplay report. We have not independently performed each super; names and animations may change. Fill SHAKTI and use the super input to compare them in your version.
| Fighter | Reported super | Reported distinction |
|---|---|---|
| MitraMan | Mitra Chakra | The gameplay report describes a glowing spinning projectile. |
| Yatra Boy | Aloo Se Sona | The report describes a potato-to-gold animation. |
| Deedee | Jadu Hobe | The report describes a bubbling pot and a transformation. |
| Tariff Taau | Tariff Tsunami | The report describes crates and a giant stamp. |
| Dozer Dada | Dozer Ka Dhamaka | The report describes a bulldozer animation. |
| Toll Man | Gaddha Blast | The report describes a pothole animation. |
| Sutti Babu | Time is Money | The report describes a coin-clock animation. |
| Rail Raja | Rail Raja Express | The report describes a train animation. |
The build notes cover an earlier six-fighter roster, so their comparisons do not establish a ranking across all eight. Use them as a starting point for testing, not as current verified statistics.
The game page separately labels MBAPU as a boss; see the boss guide. Random is a selection option, not another named fighter. The visible tiles alone do not establish availability in every mode.
Which character should I choose?
There is no tested ranking across the current roster in this guide. If you are new, choose a fighter whose animation you can follow and use the same controls across a few CPU matches. The older build notes describe Deedee and Yatra Boy as faster walkers and Tariff Taau as slower with a higher damage multiplier, but they do not cover the full current roster and are not a verified competitive tier list. Compare the current game yourself before using those observations to make a choice.
Why older lists may look different
Several guides published earlier describe six regular fighters and MBAPU. The checked game page has since shown Sutti Babu and Rail Raja as additional regular tiles. A search result or video may reflect an older build, an incomplete selection screen, or an author's observation at a particular time. None of those observations proves the game will retain the same roster indefinitely.
| Source and check | Roster described | What this establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Independent build notes, checked November 4, 2026 | Six regular fighters and MBAPU | The source documents an earlier roster; it does not establish the precise date of any game update. |
| FightKaro game page, checked November 7, 2026 | Eight regular fighter labels and MBAPU | The public selection page displayed Sutti Babu and Rail Raja as well. Availability in every mode was not tested. |
This is a record of observations, not an official patch history. We have not determined when the extra tiles were added or whether other game mechanics changed at the same time.
When comparing a guide to your screen, check the date first. Then check whether the guide describes a CPU opponent, a player-selectable character, or a boss challenge. Finally, check the mode: the public page has both CPU and friend-room flows, and this guide has not independently verified whether every choice appears in both. A missing tile is a reason to inspect the current interface, not proof of a hidden download or a separate official version.
Original comparison worksheet: test the same inputs and situation for each fighter. It is not an official roster image.
A fair way to compare two fighters
Choose the same CPU difficulty and stage for both tests. Start by walking forward and backward, then use one punch, one kick and a grab. Observe what you can actually see: the animation, how close the opponent needs to be for your move to connect, and how comfortable it feels to return to defense. Repeat the same sequence with the second fighter rather than comparing one fighter's super to another's basic punch.
Next, try a short combination from the game's own legend, such as punch, punch, kick. Record whether you can perform it consistently and how much space the animation appears to cover. The result may be affected by distance, timing, CPU movement and your own familiarity. A single exchange is a poor basis for declaring a fighter objectively stronger.
Finally, wait for SHAKTI to fill and test the displayed super. Notice the visual cue and whether it reaches from your chosen position. Do not assume that a dramatic animation means a fixed damage value or invulnerability. If the game supplies current numbers, use those numbers in context; otherwise describe your observations as impressions.
Pick for comfort, then expand
Beginners benefit from choosing a fighter whose attacks and movement are easy to read. Play several matches with that choice before changing again. You will learn the match flow and the shared control scheme without simultaneously trying to remember a new animation every round. Our controls guide covers the keyboard and touch inputs shown on the public page.
Once you are comfortable, use Random or deliberately pick a different tile. Try the same practice routine and make a short note of what felt different. If one move often misses, adjust your spacing before deciding that the fighter is weak. If you find a super difficult to land, practise watching the meter and waiting for an opening rather than relying on the animation alone.
Roster questions
Is MBAPU a regular fighter? The checked selection page marks MBAPU as a boss. Independent reports describe a challenge reached after consecutive CPU wins; the exact behavior should be rechecked on the live screen. Do not assume the boss is selectable in a friend room. The MBAPU guide separates that reported unlock from suggested tactics.
Is there an official tier list? The checked page is evidence for the displayed labels and controls, not for a competitive ranking. The reported character differences above are dated observations, not a verified tier list. A useful ranking would need a stated version, repeatable tests, a clear scoring method and enough matches to support the conclusion.
Can I play all characters on a phone? The page provides touch controls, but mode-specific availability and device compatibility were not independently tested. Open the game on your device, rotate as directed and inspect the actual selection screen. For orientation, touch placement and connection checks, read mobile play.
For a first match and friend-room setup, start with how to play. The roster is part of a changing browser game, so the most useful habit is to check the page you are playing before relying on a screenshot or an older video.