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Bloxy Cola has been removed from the game as of the 29th October 2020.
Bloxy Cola may still exist in the game's code, though it is no longer officially used in-game. This page has been preserved for historical purposes.

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Description

Bloxy Cola is an emote that can be bought in the store for 10,000. It was made by BelowNatural. It is unknown if the emote has any music or is looped.

Trivia

This emote may have been based on Crackin' a Cold One from Arsenal.
This is the most expensive emote in the game, even being more expensive than Ranger.
- However its removed, so Gang Dance is still the most expensive emote you can currently purchase.
The emote uses the Bloxy Cola gear from the Roblox catalog.
The Bloxy Cola emote alongside Mecha Base were both only purchasable in the Hardcore lobby and both were removed in the Hardcore Update re-release.

Update History

28 August 2020
- Bloxy Cola added.
29 October 2020
- Bloxy Cola removed.

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 == Trivia ==
+*This emote may have been based on Crackin' a Cold One from ''Arsenal''.
-Bloxy cola is a gear made by ROBLOX that can be bought in the avatar shop.
-The most expensive emote in the game that costs coins.
+*This is the most expensive emote in the game, even being more expensive than [[Ranger]].
-This is the second most expensive item, Golden Crate being the first one.
+**However its removed, so [[Gang Dance]] is still the most expensive emote you can currently purchase.
+*The emote uses the [https://www.roblox.com/game-pass/2552689/the-Bloxy-Cola-Gear Bloxy Cola] gear from the Roblox catalog.
+*The '''Bloxy Cola''' emote alongside [[Mecha Base]] were both only purchasable in the Hardcore lobby and both were removed in the Hardcore Update re-release.
 == Update History ==
 *'''28 August 2020'''