The T-2B Melty Honey is a Rebel Army vehicle in the Metal Slug series.
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The Melty Honey is a light tank/tankette focused on speed. It is lightly armored, meaning a few rounds can take it out. Because of this, a hefty spiked plate is added to the chassis of the Melty Honey for additional frontal defense. It uses many similar components of the Di-Cokka which allowed it to be mass-produced. Its only armament is the frontal cannon that fires slow guided missiles.
This vehicle can be easily destroyed if an ordnance bypasses the armor, like a Shotgun blast, a flanking attack or a melee when the player is right in front of it. A well-thrown grenade can also take out the driver/tank if thrown over the shield.
Variants[]
T-2B Melty Honey: This version is the most commonly seen. It is the original model, with all-around stats. | |
Airborne T-2B Melty Honey: This version is held up on a wooden scaffold lifted by a Mini-Blimp. | |
T-2B Melty Honey MK II: Just like the regular one in movement speed, this variant fires quicker and has slightly upgraded armor. | |
Armorless Melty Honey: The tank but without the armor. Found in Mission 3 of Metal Slug 4. | |
T-2B Melty Honey (Black): This version has all-around stats being just a repaint of the regular model. Found in the series' mobile games. | |
Blaze Melty Honey: This version is used by the Blaze Brigade. It fires incendiary homing missiles that burns the target. Found in Metal Slug Attack. | |
Metal Claw: This tank is designed to move along with other tanks and provide support fire, just like the regular one in movement speed and attacks, but has less armor and can be ridden by the player when kill the pilot. The Metal Claw contains a Vulcan and its cannon fires Enemy Chaser. The frontal spike plate can take up to three hits until it wears off, and the tank also takes three hits before it explodes. The Metal Claw does not have any invincibility frames making it extremely fragile. Found in Metal Slug 4. |
Trivia[]
- The T-2B is likely based on either the American M7 Priest or the German Brümmbar tank, but it is more likely resembles the former because of its open-top design.