Kaleidoscope

The Kaleidoscope is a tier 5 tank that upgrades from the Oscilloscope and Huntress at level 60.

Design
The Kaleidoscope looks like the Oscilloscope but it has a triangular topper, indicating it can turn invisible.

Technical
The Kaleidoscope has a large FOV but slow speed and firing rate. It’s bullets are very fast, though.

It also has the ability to turn invisible if standing still for a few seconds. It can stay invisible forever, but this ability is dropped when it moves or fires.

Upgrades
The Kaleidoscope upgrades from the Oscilloscope and Huntress both at level 60, despite being different tiers(5 and 3 respectively).

Being tier 5, the Kaleidoscope doesn’t upgrade any further.

As a Kaleidoscope

 * Try to get as far away from targets as possible, because you have a large FOV so you will most likely still see them.
 * If the target is actually smart and tries finding out who just shot at them, use your invisibility perk to make them go away, so then you can kill them.
 * Avoid bullet spammers like Penta Machine, because they will instantly deteriorate all of your ammunition, and eventually you.
 * Tanks like the Minesweeper branch can see invisible tanks, so steer clear from them.

Against a Kaleidoscope

 * Because it is slow and it has a low firing rate, any bullet spammer can easily demolish it.
 * Minesweeper’s branch can see invisible tanks, so if you’re hunting a Kaleidoscope this is the best option(also considering Kaleidoscope can’t handle rammer well).
 * If you see a bullet fly past you, then you check up on it and there is nothing, that is most likely a Kaleidoscope.

History
The Kaleidoscope, along with probably the rest of the Oscilloscope branch were conceptualized by Clarise and officially added to the game on November 18, 2018.

Trivia

 * The Kaleidoscope is one of the invisibility tanks to have a triangular topper, instead of a trapezoidal cannon or a hollow barrel.
 * A kaleidoscope is a toy consisting of a tube containing mirrors and pieces of colored glass or paper, whose reflections produce changing patterns that are visible through an eyehole when the tube is rotated.