S Tier — Springtrap
Most reliableSpringtrap has the cleanest all-round package. He can lock a doorway with traps, reveal survivors, and still convert information into a fast chase without juggling multiple forms.
🔪 Killers database
Every launch killer at a glance
The Bite By Night killer roster is compact right now, which makes every matchup easier to learn and much more punishing once a player understands the details. Springtrap, The Mimic, and Ennard all pressure survivors in different ways, so the best pick depends on whether you value route control, flexible tempo, or disguise-driven ambushes.
This page works as the database hub for the current launch trio. If you want matchup-specific reads after the overview, open the Springtrap guide, The Mimic guide, or Ennard guide.
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launch killers
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upcoming names teased
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S-tier all-rounder
6k
highest current price
📊 Full stats comparison
| Killer | Price | Identity | Strength | Watch Out For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Springtrap | Free | Control and pursuit | Trap denial, reveal pressure, reliable chase | Charge follow-ups after forced pathing |
| The Mimic | 4,500 currency | Mode-switching specialist | Can swap between damage, speed, and stealth windows | Leap into Strength conversions and tunnel-style breaches |
| Ennard | 6,000 currency | Ambush and deception | Corpse disguise, straight-line pull pressure, grouped punishes | Wire grab lanes and disguised approach timing |
🏆 Launch meta tier list
The current tier spread is more about consistency than raw ceiling. All three killers can win rounds, but one of them asks for less setup than the others.
A Tier — Ennard
Mindgame heavyEnnard spikes hard when survivors group near bodies or respect the wrong lane. The disguise angle is powerful, but the floor is lower when survivors stay disciplined.
B Tier — The Mimic
High executionThe Mimic offers the most flexibility, but each form asks for sharper timing. It is easier to misuse speed or stealth than it is to misplay Springtrap’s core game plan.
🧾 Quick profiles
Springtrap
A rounded starter killer built around direct damage, trap control, and reveal-to-charge momentum. Use the TTK calculator if you want cleaner finisher timings.
The Mimic
A specialist who changes the pace of a chase by rotating between Strength, Speed, and Stealth. The Mimic Mode Optimizer is useful if you want scenario-based advice.
Ennard
A deceptive killer that punishes bad information. It feels weakest in open resets and strongest when survivors panic around a body or a narrow corridor.
📅 Upcoming additions
- Marionette is already listed as an upcoming killer and looks like the next big roster expansion to watch.
- Mangle also appears on the broader roadmap, but the public gameplay profile is still thin.
- Until those kits are fully shown, they are best treated as watchlist entries rather than tier-list placements.
🔗 Related pages
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❓ FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which Bite By Night killer is best for beginners?
Springtrap is the easiest starting point because its pressure pattern is readable and reliable. You do not need to manage stance swaps or disguise tricks to get value.
Is The Mimic weaker than Springtrap?
Not necessarily weaker in theory, but it is less consistent. The Mimic asks for cleaner execution, which is why many players rank it below Springtrap in a general ladder.
Why is Ennard usually priced higher?
Ennard brings unique deception tools and stronger ambush identity. Higher cost often reflects that more advanced play pattern rather than simple raw damage.