Boxing games have rules. Untitled Boxing Game broke one of them politely: for a few weeks in 2025, the roster included a style that wasn't boxing at all — it was a sword. Void arrived with a platform-wide event, left when the event left, and has been the game's most asked-about ghost ever since. This page is what's actually on record: what it was, where it came from, why you can't get it anymore, and the strange ARG story that suggests it isn't finished.
What Was Void Style?
Void — listed as Void Samurai in our styles index — was an event-limited fighting style tied to The Hunt: Mega, a Roblox platform event. Two things made it an oddity in the roster. First, the community records describe it as a sword style: blade work in a game literally named after boxing. Second, the older fandom records tagged it with a curious restriction — "Balanced Team only" — the kind of fine print no spin-wheel style carries.
The naming is worth a beat too: players search for "void," our index files it as Void Samurai, and both point at the same missing entry. When a style gets two names, that's usually a sign of how much it got talked about after it left.
When the event ended, the style went with it. Our Removal Ledger on the styles index carries the one-line verdict: event-limited, gone when the event ended. Every standard style in the game can still be chased through the wheel; Void is the entry that can't.
The Hunt: Mega: Where Void Came From
The Hunt: Mega was Roblox's 2025 platform-wide crossover event — games across Roblox each ran their own limited-time challenge, and the rewards stayed exclusive to that window. That's the platform background in one sentence; this page cares about the boxing game's corner of it.
For Untitled Boxing Game, the reward was Void. How exactly players earned it during the window — the quest chain, the tasks, the requirements — has no public record in either community wiki we cross-check. If you're hunting a walkthrough to replicate today: there isn't one, and any site claiming to list "the Void quest steps" is describing a door that no longer exists. We won't invent the missing pages.
Can You Still Get Void?
No — and that's a clean answer, not a soft maybe. The event closed, the style was removed from availability, and there has been no announcement of a return. This site doesn't predict rereleases; guessing comeback dates is how wiki pages end up lying to readers for years.
Two practical footnotes. Accounts that earned it during the window kept it — removal took the style off the menu, not out of the lockers that already held it. So you will still very occasionally meet one in the ring, which is roughly the gaming equivalent of a museum piece swinging at you. And no, there is no code for it: the codes page tracks what's live, and a retired event style is not the kind of thing codes hand out.
It's worth being precise about what "limited" means here, because this game has two kinds of rare. A rare spin style — a Legendary — is hard to get but never stops being gettable: the odds are long, the wheel keeps spinning, and patience pays. An event style is the other kind. Its gate was never luck; it was the calendar. Nobody grinding today is "close" to it, and nobody who missed the window failed a check — they just weren't there. Untitled Boxing Game has run exactly one style through that second door so far, which is why this page exists.
The Void ARG: The Story Didn't End
Here's the strange part. "Limited" usually means "forgotten" — but Void has a documented afterlife.
The community wiki's gloves record describes Voidwulf, a purple variant of the Beowulf gloves themed on Void, which the developers have teased repeatedly and which is listed as currently unobtainable — held only by a small number of players involved in the Void ARG's development, with names like 7Stackin attached to that dev-side group.
Read that sequence again: the event ends, the style becomes unobtainable, and the developers keep teasing a Void-themed collectible through an ARG — an alternate-reality-game storyline layered over the community. That is not the behavior of an IP being quietly retired. It is not a rerelease promise either; a tease is a tease. But if the question is "does anyone on the dev side still care about Void," the ARG record is the honest answer: apparently, yes.
Was It Any Good?
The community playerbase ranking — the same list our tier list page cross-checks — places the style in A tier, with a limited asterisk. The asterisk is the honest part: a style that only existed during an event window was graded by the people who actually fought it, not lab-tested across patches like the standing roster. Treat A-tier-limited as a solid community verdict on a closed chapter, not a forecast of what a hypothetical return would play like.
The official stance on styles, for the record, is unchanged: everything is viable, and the game is balanced around the player, not the pick.
FAQ
Will Void come back?There's no official announcement either way. The objective signals: the event is closed and the style is recorded as removed, while the developers keep teasing Voidwulf through the ARG. We report both facts and refuse to guess the conclusion.
How did people get Void?Through The Hunt: Mega event in 2025. The exact quest steps have no public record; whatever they were, the window closed with the event. Anyone claiming to sell you the method today is describing a locked door.
What tier was Void?A tier, with a limited asterisk, on the community playerbase ranking — see the tier list. The asterisk matters: event styles never got the long-term testing the standing roster gets.
Is Void a sword style?Yes — the community records describe it as sword-based, which made it the non-boxing outlier of the entire roster. In a game full of boxing archetypes (see Ghost for a pure one), a blade was the strangest thing the wheel never spun.
Event availability, removal status, and ARG records for Untitled Boxing Game Void cross-checked against community sources, August 2026. If the ARG moves, this page gets updated.