Infinity Gauntlet Thanos Simulator doom glove abilities belong to the Mechanical Gloves, an endgame weapon dropped by Doctor Doom in the solo Roblox game created by Blg42598. Added in Update 3.2, the weapon combines a multi-target crowd-control lift on the Q key with four togglable combat modes on the E key, granting rapid-fire electricity, explosive dashes, piercing orbs, and deployable black holes.
Mechanical Gloves Complete Moveset and Controls
In Infinity Gauntlet | Thanos Simulator, the Mechanical Gloves utilize two primary inputs: the Q keybind for active telekinetic control and the E keybind to switch between four distinct attack modes triggered by primary attack (M1).
| Ability / Mode | Keybind | Function and Mechanics | Damage | Cooldown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Area Levitation | Q | Lifts nearby players and NPCs into the air for an indefinite duration within range. Moving too far automatically drops held targets. | Documented as TBA on community wiki | None |
| Mode Switch | E | Cycles between four active offensive modes for primary fire (M1). | N/A | None |
| Mode 1: Dash Punch | M1 | Dashes directly forward and executes a punch with an area-of-effect blast. | 1,500 initial; 16,500 AoE (10-stud radius) | ~0.6s (increases to ~1s if used in rapid succession) |
| Mode 2: Electric Blast | M1 | Channels continuous dual lightning beams straight forward. The user maintains full walking mobility while firing. | 500 per tick | 0.025s (continuous fire with no damage cap) |
| Exploding Energy Spheres | M1 | Fires projectile energy orbs that deal explosive impact damage and bypass certain player defense shields. | Community observed as percentage-based damage | Standard firing delay |
| Mini-Black Hole | M1 | Summons a stationary gravitational singularity that persists on the field, continuously pulling in and damaging nearby hostile units. | Multi-tick area damage | Standard firing delay |
In-Depth Ability Breakdown
Area Levitation (Q Keybind)
Pressing Q activates Area Levitation, lifting all surrounding non-player characters and opposing players off the ground. Held targets hover alongside your character as you move. Releasing the ability or walking beyond the maximum tether distance automatically drops the enemies back to the ground. Player testing demonstrates that you can switch weapons or trigger external damage items while levitating targets, setting up massive multi-kill combos.
Mode 1: Dash Punch
Mode 1 provides burst mobility combined with high localized impact damage. When triggered via M1, your avatar dashes forward in your aiming direction. The initial hit inflicts 1,500 damage, followed by a 10-stud radial blast dealing 16,500 damage. The move features an internal cooldown of approximately 0.6 seconds, which briefly extends to around 1s if chained consecutively.
Mode 2: Electric Blast
Mode 2 serves as the primary sustained single-target and line-clearing tool. Triggering M1 casts two parallel electric beams that deal 500 damage per tick at an ultra-fast rate of 0.025 seconds. Unlike earlier laser abilities on other weapons, Electric Blast does not anchor your avatar in place; you retain normal walk speed while keeping the beam focused on approaching mobs. It remains active indefinitely until manually deactivated or swapped.
Exploding Energy Spheres and Vertical Launching
This mode fires heavy explosive orbs. In community testing, these spheres bypass conventional defensive barriers, including admin forcefields, indicating potential percentage-based damage scaling. In addition to combat utility, community testing documented on the official wiki confirms a unique mobility mechanic: aiming the spheres directly at your avatar's feet launches you high into the air, allowing you to traverse massive distances across the baseplate map.
Mini-Black Hole
The final mode deploys a stationary black hole directly onto the arena floor. The singularity persists for an extended duration, pulling in spawning NPCs and rapidly dealing continuous passive damage. Because the black hole operates independently once placed, players frequently use it to automate kill farming while focusing other attacks elsewhere.
How to Summon Doctor Doom to Obtain the Mechanical Gloves
To unlock the Mechanical Gloves and obtain the corresponding "Mechanical Gloves" badge, players must summon and eliminate the Doctor Doom boss in the main game world.
- Equip the completed Infinity Gauntlet and travel to the peak of the Power Temple (the high building featuring an H-shaped rooftop structure).
- Execute the Infinity Gauntlet's Classic Snap at the top of the structure, causing the rooftop to illuminate.
- Descend to the first floor of the Power Temple to locate two illuminated activation plates: a blue circle template marked with Mjolnir's silhouette, and a yellow square template marked with the Hadron Enforcer's silhouette.
- Equip Mjolnir and fire its Strike ability (R key) directly at the blue plate.
- Equip the Hadron Enforcer, toggle its middle fire mode (E key to yellow), and fire repeated projectile shots (M1) at the yellow plate until a dark green singularity opens.
- Engage and defeat Doctor Doom when he emerges from the portal. Doom possesses roughly 100,000 health, intermittent invulnerability shields, and attacks that pierce standard shields. Once defeated, he drops the Mechanical Gloves.
Best Farming Spots and Weapon Interactions
According to testing compiled on the official Thanos Simulator wiki:
- Reality Parkour Farm: Place a Mini-Black Hole directly at the NPC spawn point closest to the Reality Parkour zone. Walk over to the first solid platform past the initial two reality platforms, face the spawn, and activate Mode 2 Electric Blast. The dual setup captures and eliminates waves from both directions automatically.
- Weapon Carrying Bug: If you equip the Mechanical Gloves, an allied player utilizing the Tesseract game pass item can use their Gravity Gun ability to hoist and carry your avatar across the map.
- Silver Surfer Interaction: Wiki contributors note an active glitch where holding the Mechanical Gloves can cause the player to get flung when interacting with the Silver Surfer board's acceleration mechanics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the four modes on the Doom weapon in Thanos Simulator?
Pressing E on the Mechanical Gloves cycles through four attack modes: Mode 1 (Dash Punch), Mode 2 (continuous Electric Blast), Mode 3 (shield-piercing Exploding Energy Spheres), and Mode 4 (deployable Mini-Black Hole).
Can you upgrade the Mechanical Gloves?
According to the official Thanos Simulator Wiki, the Mechanical Gloves do not currently have an upgraded counterpart in the game's forge or crafting system.
Do Doctor Doom's attacks bypass shields during the boss fight?
Yes. Multiple player gameplay tests confirm that Doctor Doom's attacks penetrate standard weapon shields as well as the HD Admin forcefield, requiring players to time their attacks during his vulnerability windows when his own protective shield drops.
