Divisor

Not to be confused with the, a Hybrid Barricade.

The Divisor is a Tier 5 Tank that upgrades from the Fractionalizer and the Overlord at level 60.

Design
The Divisor looks like the Overlord, but it has 2 white spawners opposite to each other and 2 black spawners opposite to each other. The white spawners spawn drones with black dots, and the black spawners spawn drones with white dots.

Technical
The Divisor is a drone tank, like the Director, meaning it controls drones instead of shooting bullets.

The Divisor’s drones acts the same as other drones, attracting to the mouse cursor while firing, but behave differently when repelling. When you repel, the white drones will be repelled away while the black drones will not, instead, attracting to the cursor.

It can control a maximum of 8 total drones; 4 of each color. The Divisor's drones are average in size and power. Like the Overlord, the Divisor has an increased drone respawn rate.

Upgrades
The Divisor upgrades from the  and the at level 60.

The Divisor cannot upgrade to any other tank.

As the Divisor
Utilizing the Divisor's unique ability to control its drones in two groups is key to maximizing its strengths.
 * When pursuing an enemy, especially one off-screen, use the repel function, as it will only send half the drones out, allowing the other half to defend you.
 * Use the repel function when attacking to defend yourself from sneak attacks.
 * The Divisor has a fast rate of respawning drones, so you can have them get destroyed and they will be replenished quickly.

Against the Divisor

 * Attack the Divisor with caution even when it’s distracted, as it may still have drones defending it.
 * If you are in a team gamemode, get a teammate because the Divisor doesn’t do well against multiple enemies from different directions, especially if they are bullet spammers. Try to acquire the element of surprise, because a pro using this tank is not to be underestimated.

Trivia

 * The Divisor was added to the game on October 27, 2020.
 * Like other tanks in its branch, the Divisor is named after a fraction-related math term.