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Ajax Jones is the formidable boss of the Farm map in Arena Breakout Infinite, distinct for his tactical use of smoke grenades. Accompanied by five bodyguards equipped with Tier 3 armor and ammunition, Ajax can typically be found patrolling the Stables, Motel, and occasionally, the Loading Area. He wields either an MP5 Micro SMG loaded with AP 6.3 (T3) rounds or an AKS-74U with 5.45x39mm BP rounds in varying magazine sizes. Recognizable by his dark red beret and lack of a helmet, Ajax is a challenging adversary that requires strategic planning and preparation to defeat.

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Bernard is the designated sniper boss within the TV Station zone in Arena Breakout: Infinite – and he's not one to miss. Known for his lethal accuracy, elevated vantage points, and enhanced AI behavior, Bernard turns every corridor and rooftop into a potential deathtrap. While not as overtly aggressive as bosses like Rolf, Bernard's strength lies in pinpoint suppression and long-range control, making him a nightmare for careless operators.

TV Station— escorts

Doss Anthony reigns supreme as the Boss of the Valley map, commanding a formidable entourage of bodyguards, ten strong, who patrol his favored domain, the Villa, incessantly. Clad in a blend of modest to intermediate gear, ranging from Tier 2 to Tier 3 armor, his guardians stand vigilant. An array of weaponry, spanning various categories, has been witnessed in the hands of these sentinels.

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Fred Lee – better known simply as Fred – is the undisputed warlord of the Northridge map in Arena Breakout: Infinite. Season 3 has turned him into one of the deadliest enemies in the game, thanks to smarter AI, unpredictable weapon loadouts, and brutal supporting bodyguards. He isn't a tank you can mindlessly spray down – Fred is a calculated threat that behaves more like a seasoned PvP player than a traditional boss.

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Hecate is a high-risk boss encounter introduced in Season 2 "Crimson Edge" of Arena Breakout: Infinite. Competitor Ajax as the main boss of the Farm. With an emphasis on speed, misdirection, and advanced AI tactics, Hecate offers one of the most unpredictable and thrilling PvEvP boss fights in the game.

Farm— escorts

Among the trio of bosses lurking in the TV Station, Kurt stands out as the most balanced and tactically complete. As the squad leader of this faction, Kurt's approach to combat blends durability, suppressive fire, and dangerous utility – making him a versatile and lethal adversary who can adapt to nearly any raid scenario. From faster bursts to explosive traps, Kurt keeps even seasoned players on their toes.

TV Station— escorts

Renoir Anthony is the boss of the Armory map. He is, on paper, the hardest boss out of all bosses to kill for a variety of reasons – he sports the enhanced AI of most Armory enemies, is backed by a platoon of bodyguards himself, on top of the AI already inside the bunker, throws tactical and lethal grenades, and wears, at minimum, T5 armor, including a Matzka helmet and mask, though he usually spawns with T5 armor. While he always spawns with the Matzka helmet, he may spawn with several different pieces of body armor or armored rigs. If wearing body armor, he will always have an FA Multipurpose Chest Rig.

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Among the trio of deadly bosses in TV Station map introduced in Arena Breakout: Infinite, Rolf takes the role of the close-quarters combat (CQC) expert—but don't let his narrow specialization fool you. While he's arguably less versatile than Bernard or Kurt, Rolf compensates with raw aggression, relentless pacing, and a brawler's resilience that makes him particularly dangerous in tight, indoor fights.

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