MultiVersus Iron Giant combos – best attacks for this huge Tank The Loadout The Loadout MultiVersus Iron Giant combos – best attacks for this huge Tank If you're out there looking for the best MultiVersus Iron Giant combos, you're in the right place - here's a selection of moves to learn while you master him Kyle Wilson Updated: Aug 15, 2022 07:16 ET MultiVersus The Iron Giant is one of the fighters available in Player First Games' free-to-play fighting game MultiVersus – and he's huge, as you can imagine. As one of the only 'colossus' characters in the game, he's unique in more ways than one. His hit box is understandably quite large, but he can also hit multiple opponents with ease. Like the sound of that? Here's the best MultiVersus Iron Giant combos out there – it's important to know how he works if you want to master his moveset. In MultiVersus, this mechanical marvel can deal a lot of damage to opponents with the right chained attacks – and expert players can get quite a few ring-outs by throwing his massive hands around. However, like every other fighter in this game, he's tough to master. That's why we've thrown together some of the best MultiVersus Iron Giant combos below. We know he's not too high on our MultiVersus tier list, but keep reading for a handful of chained moves that you can make the most of while you continue to master some of the more unique attacks this fighter offers players. MultiVersus Iron Giant combos If you're looking to master Iron Giant in Player First Games' fighting game, you're going to need to keep an eye on positioning and where your opponents are. Other than that, though, you need to know which moves to chain together. With that in mind, thanks to fighting game content creators like 'Nyle', here are the best MultiVersus Iron Giant combos: Air Launch Side Combo – Ground Attack (Down), Ground Attack (Up), Jump, Air Attack (Side), Air Special (Side) Upwards High Damage Ring Out Combo – Jump, Air Attack (Down), Jump, Air Attack (Neutral), Air Special (Down) Air Juggle Combo – Jump, Air Attack (Down), Air Special (Down), Ground Attack (Up), Ground Attack (Up), Ground Attack (Side) Grab and Go Combo – Ground Special (Side), Move Side, Ground Special (Side), Ground Attack (Side), Ground Attack (Side) Air Launch Side Combo Iron Giant is a bit of a weird one. A lot of his quick combos are quite a lot shorter than you might expect. However, that's mainly because of the knockback a lot of his attacks offers. It can be hard to string long chains of attacks together, but that does mean the below is an example of a short and sweet attack combo that you can make good use of. Input on PlayStation: Left stick down + square button, left stick up + square button, X button, left stick side + square button, left stick side + triangle button Input on Xbox: Left stick side + X button, left stick up + X button, A button, left stick side + X button, left stick side + Y button Input on PC: A/D key + J key, W key + J key, space, A/D key + J key, A/D key + K key Upwards High Damage Ring Out Combo Sitting in front of an opponent with high damage? Well, Iron Giant has a short little combo that can make use of that. You might need to reposition slightly while you're making moves, but as long as you make sure you're landing all the hits (which is something you need to be doing with almost every combo), you should get an easy ring-out. Input on PlayStation: X button, left stick down + square button, X button, square button, left stick down + triangle button Input on Xbox: A button, left stick down + X button, A button, X button, left stick down + Y button Input on PC: Space, S key + J key, space, J key, S key + K key Air Juggle Combo Despite Iron Giant's towering height, there aren't many moves that can actually launch your opponents into the air. However, that doesn't mean he can't do a little bit of juggling. This combo will keep your opponent in the air taking damage and the fact that it doesn't launch them too highly means it can be chained into another combo soon after. Input on PlayStation: X button, left stick down + square button, left stick down + triangle button, left stick up + square button, left stick up + square button, left stick side + square button Input on Xbox: A button, left stick down + X button, left stick down + Y button, left stick up + X button, left stick up + X button, left stick side + X button Input on PC: Space, S key + J key, S key + K key, W key + J key, W key + J key, A/D key + J key   Grab and Go Combo One thing that makes Iron Giant one of the few, in MultiVersus anyway, is that he can grab and move with opponents or allies in hand. If you want to make the most of this and reposition an enemy on whichever one of the MultiVersus maps and stages you're fighting on, this is the perfect combo for you. Input on PlayStation: Left stick side + triangle button, left stick side, left stick side + triangle button, left stick side + square button, left stick side + square button Input on Xbox: Left stick side + Y button, left stick side, left stick side + Y button, left stick side + X button, left stick side + X button Input on PC: A/D key + K key, A/D key, A/D key + K key, A/D key + J key, A/D key + J key We know this is only scratching the surface of what Iron Giant can do, but it's a great start while you read up on the best Iron Giant perks in MultiVersus and get used to his more unique attacks. Do you think Iron Giant will always be the biggest fighter in-game? Looking at this list of all the MultiVersus future upcoming and leaked characters, we're not so sure. More from The Loadout MultiVersus Season 2 release date, characters, and gameplay MultiVersus’ first Rick nerf arrives just days after release Chaos coming as MultiVersus teases Stripe launch for fighting game MultiVersus Season 1 release time - when's the first major update out? MultiVersus' Tom and Jerry nerf so strong a buff is already on the way MultiVersus update tweaks MMR ahead of ranked mode release Kyle Wilson If Kyle isn't writing about upcoming PS5 games, he's playing them. Kyle is currently excited about Overwatch 2, Apex Legends, Call of Duty Warzone, and Fortnite. Popular now Orianna has been disabled for League of Legends Worlds 2022 The FIFA 23 meta has quickly become all about Lengthy players Blizzard assures Overwatch 2 players their OW1 skins aren’t lost Network N Media earns commission from qualifying purchases via Amazon Associates and other programs. We include affiliate links in articles. View terms. Prices correct at time of publication. More stories Odoamne says Rogue is taking LoL Worlds 2022 “one game at a time” Best Warzone Loadout of the Week – battle with Modern Warfare’s best The LoL Worlds 2022 final is headed to a cinema near you More from The Loadout Follow us for daily videogame news on Facebook, Twitter, Steam, and Google News. MultiVersus tier list - Season 1 best characters right now Is MultiVersus split-screen and can you play couch co-op? The best fighting games to play in 2022 Free shooting games Best PS5 games Best Xbox games