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Overview

The Hell Messenger is a high-end motorbike with an aggressive, edgy design in Starsand Island. Crafted at Worktable III, it is a bold endgame vehicle that combines top-tier speed with an unmistakable presence. At 200,000 Coins to purchase pre-built (or 100,000 for the blueprint), it is one of the more expensive two-wheeled vehicles in the game. The Hell Messenger's devil-may-care aesthetic contrasts sharply with the island's cozy atmosphere, making it a statement piece for players who want attitude-packed transport.

Vehicle Specifications

How to Obtain

The Hell Messenger is available from Neona's G-Power Bike shop in Starsand Town. You can buy it pre-built for 200,000 Coins for immediate use, or purchase the blueprint for 100,000 Coins and craft it at your Worktable III. The crafting route saves 100,000 Coins but requires gathering endgame materials and upgrading your Worktable to the maximum level.

Crafting Materials

Usage and Features

The Hell Messenger delivers high-tier speed on a two-wheeled frame, making it one of the fastest motorbikes in the game. Its aggressive styling includes dark, angular bodywork that stands in stark contrast to the cheerful themed vehicles like the Reindeer Motorbike or Snoring Bear. Players who want their ride to project raw power and intensity will find the Hell Messenger appealing.

As a motorbike, the Hell Messenger is nimble and handles tight corners well. It is a solo vehicle with no sidecar or passenger seat. For co-op travel, consider the Snoring Bear instead.

Comparison to Other Vehicles

The Hell Messenger sits between the mid-tier motorbikes (Reindeer Motorbike and Snoring Bear at 38,300 Coins blueprint) and the endgame cars (Lightning at 357,500 Coins and Nitro GTS at 495,000 Coins). It offers a significant speed upgrade over Worktable II motorbikes while costing far less than the endgame sports cars. For players who prefer the agility of a motorbike over the bulk of a car, the Hell Messenger is the best two-wheeled option in the game.

Tips

• Crafting the Hell Messenger saves exactly 100,000 Coins compared to buying it pre-built.

• You need Worktable III, which requires full Crafter profession progression. Plan your profession path accordingly.

• Meteor Plank, Eternal Alloy, and Perpetual Reactors are endgame materials. Farm them from high-level resource nodes before buying the blueprint.

• The Hell Messenger is faster than all Worktable II motorbikes but slower than the endgame sports cars.