Thunder Peterson

A Legendary Infantry hero built as the strongest defensive garrison tank, combining heavy self-healing with AoE ATK debuffs.

Troop TypeInfantry

Talent TreesInfantry / Garrison / Defense

Main RoleGarrison Tank

Secondary RoleSustain/Healing

AcquisitionAll-Star Night, Police Station

InvestmentHigh

Thunder Peterson Overview

Thunder Peterson is designed to anchor the toughest defensive teams. His rage skill heals him over time while simultaneously weakening a group of enemy troops' ATK, hitting Rider troops especially hard. His passives stack HP, DEF and damage reduction, both from basic attacks and while garrisoned, with a chance to heal further on counterattack.

His awakening, Role Model, is a brand-new skill rather than an upgrade: it boosts damage for himself and nearby allies for a short window after using any skill, adding a bit of offensive utility to an otherwise fully defensive kit. The game recommends prioritizing Skill 1 first to strengthen allies significantly when awakened.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

Rage skill provides strong self-healing while debuffing multiple enemies' ATK.
Extra ATK reduction specifically against Rider troops.
Stacks HP, DEF and both basic-attack and garrison damage reduction.
Chance to heal further on counterattack while garrisoned.
Awakening adds a team-wide damage boost after skill use, giving some offensive value.

Weaknesses

Purely defensive kit with no direct damage output of his own.
Rage skill's ATK debuff only lasts 2s, requiring good timing to capitalize on.
Counterattack heal chance is relatively low (10%) with a 6s cooldown.
Has multiple official pairings (Tom, Miyamoto Doichi), so optimal team composition depends on which pairing is used.

Skills

Rage Skill

Super Thunder

Requires 1000 Rage. Regenerates HP every second for 5s. Reduces the ATK of up to 3 troops in a fan-shaped area by 30% for 2s. Reduces Rider troops' ATK by an additional 15%.

Rage: 1000Heal Factor: 900 / 1200 / 1400 / 2000 / 2800ATK Reduction: 9% / 12% / 15% / 21% / 30%Rider ATK Reduction: 4.5% / 6% / 7.5% / 10.5% / 15%

Passive Skill

Armed Fortification

Increases Infantry troop HP by 15% and DEF by 5%.

HP Increase: 9% / 12% / 15% / 21% / 30%DEF Increase: 3% / 4% / 5% / 7% / 10%

Passive Skill

Brave Stunt

Reduces damage from basic attacks by 12%. Increases counter damage by 9% while garrisoned.

Basic Attack Damage Reduction: 9% / 12% / 15% / 21% / 30%Garrison Counter Damage Increase: 7% / 9% / 11% / 15% / 22%

Passive Skill

Secret Base

Reduces all damage taken while in garrison by 4%. Has a 10% chance to regenerate HP on counterattack. Can trigger once every 6s.

Garrison Damage Reduction: 4% / 5% / 6% / 9% / 12%Heal Factor: 700 / 900 / 1100 / 1600 / 2200

Awakening

Role Model

New Skill. Increases damage for you and nearby allies by 15% after using a skill. Lasts 2s. Affects up to 3 troops.

Recommended Pairings

🟦 Official Tom

Tom

Support · Official In-Game Pairing

Explicitly named in Thunder Peterson's in-game formation description ("Work together with Tom to maximize the healing effects").

🟦 Official

Miyamoto Doichi

Support · Official In-Game Pairing

Officially paired with Miyamoto Doichi, with Thunder Peterson taking the Leader role.

Hero Story

Thunder Peterson was, during the peaceful days, a nameless stunt performer. After years of hard work in showbiz, he got a role in a low-budget film where he played "Thunder Man."

After the film wrapped, the world was plunged into chaos and despair as zombies roamed the land. The living had no luxury to indulge in entertainment, and Thunder Peterson's only achievement in showbiz was buried along with his acting career. He survived the outbreak and often remembered his glorious past when he took out his Thunder Man costume. After countless clashes with death, he put on the costume. If he were to die in such a dangerous world, he would do so dressed as Thunder Man.

A large zombie horde surrounds the survivors' camp where Thunder Peterson resides. Faced with so many zombies, any sensible person would flee, but Peterson realizes he is wearing his Thunder Man costume. He steels himself and turns around, screaming Thunder Man's lines. He uses every weapon available and takes out as many zombies as possible to save the other survivors.

His heroic deed fills him with newfound strength, and he wanders as Thunder Man through the post-apocalyptic world. He sometimes encounters skeptical and distrustful eyes, but remains unfazed. The world needs a hero, and he will be remembered as one.