One Slime levels
- Level 1: Pathetic White Slime
The pathetic white slime is the first and easiest opponent in the One Slime game. According to the creator of the game he is a cut-down version of the angry slimond.
- Level 2: Angry Red Slimonds
Angry red slimonds was named after australian musician Red Symons. According to the creator of the game he is supposed to be slightly more difficult to beat than the pathetic white slime. Some people however find him to be the easiest opponent. None the less both the pathetic and the angry slimes are generally considered to be easy opponents.
In contrast with the two first levels the master slime is much harder to defeat, which is also indicated by his moniker master as opposed to pathetic and angry for the two earlier opponents. The master slime is the last and hardest regular opponent in the game. He has no inherent advantage over the human player. This is in contrast with the next two opponents who either has greater speed or a larger size than the human-controlled slime. Due to the difficulty of defeating the master slime several guides have appeared on the internet containing tips on how to beat him.
The blinking psycho slime is the first opponent that retains an "unfair" advantage over the human-controlled slime in that he can move significantly faster. He is very difficult to defeat taking up to 100 hours of playing or more. By using guides available on the internet it should be possible to beat him in less time than that.
The big blue boss has the advantage of being bigger than the human-controlled slime. He is even harder to defeat than psycho slime, so very few slime players are able to defeat him, even after playing the game for a long time.
One Slime Techniques
Skim Serve: You move a little forwards when serving, the ball hits you, the back wall, you again, and then slides over the net.
Reverse Skim Serve: You move a little backwards when serving, and the ball slides over the net.
Wabam Slam / Psycho Smash: Can only be made when on fire. You hit the ball forward and then hit it a second time, directly down. The psycho slime does this sometimes.
Bastard Serve: A serve where you smash. Often used by the angry slime.
Throw: The ball seems to be stuck to you for a moment, and then you release it.
The CEO: A technique where you hit the ball repeatedly up in the air on your own court without hitting the back wall, in order to get in position for a smash.
The Opa Opa: Hit it against the back wall, then hit it again so it ends in the back of your opponents court.
The Oldest Trick in the Book / The Oldest: Hit the ball against the back wall, and then pretend to hit it again as in the Opa Opa, but you don't, so the ball lands in the front part of your opponents court. Since its difficult for your opponent to see if you'll make the Opa Opa or the oldest trick in the book, it is a dangerous move. The master slime often does this.
taken from Wikipedia
