Dispatch Guide: Sonar or Coupe — Who to Remove From Your Team?

Dispatch is a superhero interactive comic that gained popularity just a few days after release. Players take on the role of a dispatcher: you need to help the residents of Torrance by assigning unique heroes to requests. In this guide, we’ll tell you which member of the Phoenix squad to fire: Sonar or Coupe. You’ll learn what consequences arise when excluding these characters from the team.

Robert Robertson accepts a job offer from Blonde Blazer and, in Chapter 2, “First Day,” starts his shift as a dispatcher. He gets a team of diverse heroes who have only recently left the walls of penitentiary institutions.

In Episode 3, “Turnover,” Blonde explains the rating system. Each branch of the superhero dispatcher service has a leaderboard. If a hero stays at the bottom of the list for too long, they get fired. Therefore, the boss will demand that you remove one of the squad members.

A man with a bat’s head, possessing higher intelligence compared to other squad members. After completing a request, he turns into a huge flying bat. Moreover, in his hybrid state, he retains consciousness and increases his Fearlessness and Endurance stats.

If you exclude him from the squad, on the next shift Malevola will refuse to go on requests. You’ll also lose the only character with high intelligence. Therefore, if this is your first playthrough, it’s recommended to keep him in the team.

A former assassin, owner of iron wings, and skilled knife thrower. She combines good stats in Intelligence, Fearlessness, and Agility, and she can also fly.

She is in a romantic relationship with Gromila. Accordingly, if you fire her, he will sabotage requests. In reality, firing heroes won’t drastically affect the story or gameplay, because in the next chapter, “Reform,” Blonde Blazer will offer to hire Phenomaсho or Vodoboy. We’ve covered who is better to invite to the team in a separate guide.