The Rival Artemis XVII-3000 and the Phantom Corps Hades XVIII-6000 are two unique pump action variants from this series. Other than the Atlas, few other rival guns also fall into this category.
It has a pump action priming handle and a single barrel from which two shots are fired at once. And that is the Atlas XVI-1200, released way back in 2016. Another particular to be noted here is that the Prometheus was released as a Phantom Corps exclusive and did not feature the classic blue/red color themes.Īs far as Nerf Rival is concerned there is only one blaster that fires more than one round at once. This further makes it a truly premium product from Hasbro. The package includes a proprietary rechargeable battery pack that works only with the Prometheus. The muzzle velocities reach speeds of over 90 feet per second with excellent accuracy due to this being a Rival blaster.
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The blaster also has a high rate of fire, around eight rounds per second in full auto mode. You can simply collect the littered rival ammo balls that you fired off the ground and shove them in the hopper and continue decimating your enemies. Since it is a hopper styled loading with no magazines, reloading is a breeze. The ammo is stored in a hopper similar to the Rival Nemesis, but only here it twice the capacity. It is a single barrel full-auto machine gun meant to be fired from the hip. The Prometheus is akin to a mini-gun but without the rotating barrels. The Prometheus MXVIII-20K shines in every single one of the above aspects. The primary characteristics we look for while rating a blaster are muzzle velocity and range, ammo capacity, semi/full auto capabilities, and whether they carry great design aesthetics, rate of fire, ease of reloading, and battery considerations. Encouraged, Nerf has made Rival one of its main lineups for foam blasters.
Both have had a warm reception in the Nerf community. Late 2015, Nerf released Apollo (a spring action blaster) and Zeus (Flywheel blaster).
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In a bold move, Nerf has named the blasters in this series after the Greek gods themselves, showing off their confidence in this line-up. Accuracy is high, with very close grouping, meaning each foam ball deviate very less from the ideal path and you can actually aim long distance. But the actual total range is pretty close to that of Elite darts, because of the air resistance acting on the less streamlined foam ball. The series has both Spring Action blasters and flywheel blasters both delivering a great performance with muzzle speeds reaching up to 100 fps! At close quarters these guns are a beast. This ammo is basically foam balls that have dimples all over their surface just like a golf ball. They shoot what nerf calls ‘High impact rounds’. The blasters are considerably more powerful than even the Elite series, and hence the higher age requirement. The blasters in this series are recommended for teens above 14 years. It features spherical foam ammo and appealing mature paint jobs in comparison with other Nerf series. Blasters in this lineup are geared towards teens and young adults.
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