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Mighty Eight
Audi
Mighty's rotation

Debut

Need For Madness 2

Boss Car of

Need For Madness 2:

Class

A

Best Trait

Racing

Availability

Unlockable

Creator

Omar Waly

Main Paint Color

Light blue

Tier List Ranking

  • Racing: 2
  • Wasting: 12
Pros Cons
  • 2nd fastest car in
    the game
  • Minimal knockback that can send cars
    flying
  • Has the best grip in the
    game (according to Java files)
  • Can waste Class C
    cars
  • Great Acceleration
  • Great at evading
  • Very good handling
  • Good rollspins
  • Good Power Save
  • 4th weakest game car
  • Can be thrown by
    faster or stronger cars easily
  • High recoil
  • Complex stunts are not recommended
  • Class B cars threaten its survivability
  • Despite it's endurance, the Big 3 can 1 or 2 hit-KO it

Mighty Eight labeled The Mighty Audi... and beyond is a unlockable car introduced in Need for Madness 2 and it is said to be the rival of Radical One, EL KING and DR Monstaa.

Overview[]

Mighty Eight [Also known as M8 in the community] is arguably your 2nd-3rd best car for racing [depending on the circumstances], as it has decent amount of endurance (besides those from the four strongest cars; EL KING, MASHEEN, DR Monstaa and arguably, Radical One) as well as having one of the highest accelerations in the game alongside the 2nd highest top speed, only beaten by Formula 7. Mighty Eight's handling is very reliable, and is the 2nd best in the game only after Radical One's. However, Mighty Eight has poor aerial control, so it can only preform simple stunts, similar to Formula 7. Mighty Eight is said to be the only racer aside from Formula 7 that can beat Radical One without much difficulty in a race. Mighty Eight has a slightly faster top speed than Radical One, but this is downplayed by its mediocre stunting.

In a similar vain to Formula 7, Mighty Eight is unsuited for wasting; it has low strength, and has difficulty in wasting the Class C cars. Oddly, the AI of Mighty Eight is suicidally aggressive, often trying to waste large cars like those of the Big 3, and will perform suicidal flips when very damage.

Mighty Eight is ranked 2nd in the Racing Tier List for its fast capabilities, good power save, sharp handling, it's tendency to send opponents flying (often), and that it can also take some damage from other cars, but that is not the best trait it has. Therefore, this car is mainly a Kamikaze Racer car.

Stage Appearances[]

This car first appears in Stage 9: Majestic Duty in Need for Madness 2, where the player unlocks EL KING in the stage before (Maximum Overfly). The stage itself is relatively easy with EL KING's superior wasting abilities. This has often attracted criticism to the stage, as the stage itself is not suited for a racer car, and that the track is extremely susceptible to Camping, thus ruining the point of Mighty Eight's appearance there.

Mighty Eight next appears as the boss car in the stage Ghosts and Magic, where it's high speed comes into play, giving any racer a very difficult time keeping up with the Mighty Eight. It is highly recommended that you race with a fast car such as Formula 7, La Vita Crab, and High Rider, or Mighty Eight may leave you in the dust! Beating this stage unlocks Mighty Eight.

AI[]

  • Mighty Eight becomes the player's worst challenge in stage 16: Four Dimensional Vertigo. Might Eight's deal in the stage is to beat the player to the finish (if the Player didn't chose it). Mighty Eight is often wasted though due to it's poor AI crashing into obstacles or when crossing paths with the player while said player is being chased by one of the Big 3.
  • Though Mighty Eight is susceptible to being wasted on stage 16, the AI is often known to finish the stage first (given that it survives). It is thus, advisable to either use Mighty Eight (or Radical One) for the stage's race. Note that in that stage, other cars will not try to waste Mighty Eight on purpose. They will only focus on wasting the player.

Weaknesses[]

  • The weak spots on the Mighty Eight include the areas on the front and sides, where it can become heavily damaged if hit in those locations.
  • Mighty Eight can get wasted when up against one of the Big 3, performing poor, bad landings, or if it hits a wall after being launched.
  • Mighty Eight stunting is fairly decent, but if it lands on it's back, sides, or front, it can get damaged easily. If you're landing on a slightly angled position, there's a chance of Mighty Eight flipping over and getting a bad landing.
  • Also, because of its body shape and center rotating point, which is at the center-top, performing loops are not recommended, unless you go off a Giant Ramp.
  • Complex stunts with Mighty Eight are not recommended, and instead is better suited to simple stunts to keep the car's power at max. 
  • In Need for Madness Multiplayer, Mighty Eight is easily wasted by other Class A cars, as it has a reduced strength and all of the players have varying amounts of lag if on any Wi-Fi connection.
  • Mighty Eight can take massive damage on high speed collisions even with petite cars.

Trivia[]

  • As its name hints, Mighty Eight is a 2008 Audi R8.
  • Like Nimi, Mighty Eight's name is a pun-based name on its real-life counterpart.
  • It is the second fastest car in Need For Madness 2, second only to Formula 7. Therefore, these two cars can have a great duel with one another!
  • Some people classify this car similar to Formula 7 because of its speed and lacked Strength, as well as having a number / numeral in its name.

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