X-Devil
From the original roster to the hall of fame: the X-Devil remains a classic.
The X-Devil is a battle-car body in Rocket League, first introduced as a common vehicle in the game's original release. It features a sleek, aggressive design with a pointed front end and angular body lines, making it a favorite among players seeking a sharp, aerodynamic look.
- Vehicle Status
- Common
- Hitbox Type
- Octane
- Affiliation
- Base Game
- First Appears
- Rocket League (2015)
- Availability
- Free (Common Drop)
- Associated Items
- Demon Wheels, Hellfire Decals
Verified Timeline
Lore & Background
The X-Devil is one of the original battle-cars that competed in the very first Rocket League championships. Known for its lightweight frame and sharp handling, it was a popular choice among early adopters of the sport. Its design is said to be inspired by classic sports cars, blending speed with a menacing aesthetic that intimidates opponents on the pitch.
In Their Own Story
On April 26, 2025, Fermín got the call he had been working toward since signing with the Angels — promotion to the major leagues for the first time. Just over two months later, on July 1, he faced the Atlanta Braves and delivered a scoreless seventh inning, earning his first career win. That rookie season saw him make 40 appearances for Los Angeles, finishing with a 3-2 record and 4.46 ERA while striking out 39 batters in 34+1⁄3 innings. The following year, the Angels optioned him to Triple-A Salt Lake to begin the 2026 season, continuing his development in the organization's system.
Reader's Guide
Fermín's path from international free agent to MLB pitcher shows the value of minor league development. After signing on October 20, 2023, he worked through three levels in his first professional season — Single-A Inland Empire, High-A Tri-City, and Double-A Rocket City — posting a 3.15 ERA with 91 strikeouts across 39 appearances. He returned to Double-A to start 2025 before earning his first MLB promotion on April 26. His rookie numbers (3-2, 4.46 ERA, 39 strikeouts in 40 appearances) provide a baseline for tracking his growth. Being optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake to begin 2026 suggests the Angels see him as a developing arm who can refine his game at the highest minor league level before returning to the majors.
Did You Know?
- The X-Devil is one of the five original common bodies available at Rocket League's launch.
- Its hitbox is identical to the Octane, making it a competitive choice for players.
- The X-Devil's name and design are a nod to high-performance sports cars with devilish styling.
- Despite being a common body, the X-Devil has a dedicated fan base that prefers its classic look over newer imports.
- The X-Devil can be painted in various colors, though its default appearance is a sleek dark gray.
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