Rocket Raccoon

Rocket Raccoon
Guardians of the Galaxy
Just don't call him a raccoon. He doesn't know what that is.

Rocket Raccoon
Guardians of the Galaxy
Just don't call him a raccoon. He doesn't know what that is.


Model	INF-1000105
Costume	Rocket Raccoon Costume
Voiced by	Nolan North
Combat	Ranged
Special Move	Big Guns

Rocket Raccoon (alias of 89P13) is a character from the Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy. He may be used in:

the Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Play Set with Disney Infinity 2.0 (only), and also the Marvel's The Avengers Play Set for 2.0 (only) once all ten Crossover Coins have been collected,
the Toy Box for Disney Infinity 2.0 and later,
all Marvel Toy Box Games for 2.0 and later, and
all Toy Box Expansion Games (Disney Infinity 3.0).

He was first revealed to appear in the game when he showed up with Groot during the Disney Infinity Marvel Superheroes Live Event. He was released September 23, 2014 and is sold separately.

Abilities[]

Rocket Raccoon uses two Quantum Cannons for his ranged attack. These can also be upgraded to be chargeable. Rocket has a shoulder charge as his melee attack. He has a Tech ability, and can be upgraded to have a Super Jump.

Skill Tree[]

Rocket Raccoon's Skill Tree is, like all the other playable characters', divided into branches that improve different abilities. Following is a list of all the upgrades in the four different branches in Rocket Raccoon's Skill Tree, plus the 2 Respenders.

Ranged Attack[]

Name	Description	Notes
Double Whammy	Allows Rocket to wield two Quantum Cannons 1 skill point
Cannon Fodder - Level 1	Increases the clip size for Rocket's Quantum Cannons. 2 skill points
Ultra Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Rocket's Quantum Cannons attacks. 6 skill points
Cannon Fodder - Level 2	Increases the clip size for Rocket's Quantum Cannons. 4 skill points
Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Rocket's Quantum Cannons attacks. 2 skill points
Rock It	Allows Rocket to charge his Quantum Cannon for increased damage. 4 skill points
Cannonade	Increases the rate of fire of the Quantum Cannon. 4 skill points
Taking Charge - Level 1	Reduces the time it takes to charge Rocket's Quantum Cannon. 5 skill points
Ranged Attack Upgrade	Increases the damage of Rocket's Quantum Cannons attacks. 4 skill points
Taking Charge - Level 2	Reduces the time it takes to charge Rocket's Quantum Cannon. 6 skill points

Melee Attack[]

Name	Description	Notes
Street Spike	Allows the Character to slam a carried object into the ground by tapping the 'attack' button. 1 skill point
Rocky Road	Increases the range and damage of Rocket's Air Assault. 3 skill points
Repel	Repel an attacking opponent. Tap the 'block' button just before an attack. Requires skilled timing. 3 skill points
Go Boom	Deploy a series of unblockable grenades. 4 skill points
Super Damage Increase	Increases the damage of caused by Rocket's combo attack. 3 skill points	Despite the description, Rocket does not have a combo attack, only a shoulder charge.

Special Move and Power Discs[]

Name	Description	Notes
Big Guns	This unlocks Rocket's Special Move! Rocket unleashes a flurry of shots using his gun. 2 skill points
Speedy Meter Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Special Move meter fills when Power Pickups are obtained. 4 skill points
Special Move Mega Bonus	Increases the damage of Rocket's gun. 6 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 3 skill points
Special Move Bonus	Increases the damage of Rocket's gun. 2 skill points
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills. 3 skill points
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills. 5 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 5 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 6 skill points
Special Move Bonus	Increases the damage of Rocket's gun. 4 skill points

Health and Speed[]

Name	Description	Notes
Mid-Air Recovery	Allows the Character to recover in mid-air by tapping the 'jump' button. 1 skill point
Rocket Blast	Unlocks Rocket's Super Jump ability. 1 skill point
Super Health Boost	Maximizes Rocket's health. 4 skill points	This upgrade doesn't maximize Rocket's health as stated in the description. He still have one more Health Boost that can increase his maximum health.
Rocket Blast Upgrade	Increases the speed, distance, and height of Rocket's Super Jump. 5 skill points
Rocket Run	Maximizes Rocket's running speed. 1 skill point
Team Player	Decreases the amount of time it takes to revive another Character or sidekick. 2 skill points
Team Player Upgrade	Decreases the amount of time it takes to revive another Character or sidekick. 4 skill points
Helping Hand	Decreases the amount of health needed to revive another Character or sidekick. 2 skill points
Health Boost	Increases Rocket's maximum health. 2 skill points
Helping Hand Upgrade	Decreases the amount of health needed to revive another Character or sidekick. 4 skill points

Respenders[]

Name	Description	Notes
Respender 1	At level 10, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used. 0 skill points
Respender 2	At level 20, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used. 0 skill points

Trivia[]

You can play as Rocket Raccoon in the Avengers Play Set, but you must first find all 10 of his crossover coins. When he is unlocked, additional missions are unlocked. The reason he is in the Play Set is because the Guardians of the Galaxy have started working with S.H.I.E.L.D. to install transporters around the city, and Rocket was tasked to set them up.
If Groot picks up Rocket he will sit on Groot's shoulders and is able to shoot.
Rocket is the first character who can ride another character, the second one being Hiro.
On February 14th, 2015, there was released a special GameStop exclusive Collector's Edition of Rocket Raccoon, with its own special Guardians-Themed display case.^[1]
Rocket is the only Marvel character not to have any form of combos, instead having a shoulder barge (similar to most of the 1.0 characters), but in the Marvel Battlegrounds playset, he has a small set of basic combos. This can easily be resolved by giving Rocket any melee weapon.