Adult rec dodgeball, Mixed No-Sting.
Sin City Classic, Las Vegas, January 16 and 17, 2027.
The last opponent you face is the friendliest one you will ever meet.
Six marks, one character. Every mark is the same boss ball seen at a different distance.
The boss ball is built from one circle. Everything else, horns, crown, eyes, is a ratio of that radius. The wordmark is drawn on centerlines and stroked, so letters and numerals share one pen.
Give the boss room to breathe: one crown height on every side. Below 48 px the horns and seams blur, so the small mark takes over, and at 16 px the pixel boss does.
Primary 48 px or 0.75 in
Wordmark 128 px or 1.5 in wide
Roundel 36 px or 0.5 in, embroidery 0.75 in
Small mark 24 px to 47 px
Pixel mark 16 px favicon and app icon only
Four colors and a prism. Each one has a job, so nobody has to guess.
Ground and outline. Every mark has a black keyline so it holds on any jersey color.
The ball itself and the health bar. Our signal color; never tinted.
Crowns, outer rings, Playoff numbers. Gold means power, never a title star.
Horns, numerals, wordmark on dark. The warm, friendly white.
Light ground for print and screens.
The Progress Pride set, used as an accent band or the 1UP sleeve chevron. Never a fill for the ball, the crest or the wordmark.
Share of a typical Day One layout: black 50, red 22, cream 12, gold 10, prism 6.
| Boss Black | Health-Bar Red | Power-Up Gold | Boss Cream | Paper | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boss Black | Aa4.3Large | Aa12.7AA | Aa15.9AA | Aa18.4AA | |
| Health-Bar Red | Aa4.3Large | Aa3.0No | Aa3.7Large | Aa4.3Large | |
| Power-Up Gold | Aa12.7AA | Aa3.0No | Aa1.3No | Aa1.4No | |
| Boss Cream | Aa15.9AA | Aa3.7Large | Aa1.3No | Aa1.2No | |
| Paper | Aa18.4AA | Aa4.3Large | Aa1.4No | Aa1.2No |
One drawn pen for the wordmark and numbers, one type family for words. The numbers have to read from the far baseline, so they get the most care.
Boss Fight
Archivo, Expanded Black. Headlines and name bars. Closest in weight and width to the drawn wordmark.
Every player gets one more life.
Archivo, Regular and Semibold. Everything you read: rosters, schedules, posts.
We picked each other.
Instrument Serif, Italic. Only for the hidden messages inside the jerseys.
Same centerline pen as the wordmark: 26 stroke, round terminals, closed 4. Cream fill, black keyline, gold ring on dark kits. Flat color only, no gradients.
Two Bellamys rule. The generational suffix is part of the name bar: Gordon reads BELLAMY 4, Werten reads BELLAMY III 5. The suffix sits one word space after the name at the same cap height. Never initials, never first names.
Long-name rule. Up to 8 letters: straight, full width. 9 or more: condense to fit the name zone, then add a 10% arch if it still crowds. The cap height never drops below 1.25 in on an adult back.
The full roster, one pen, one name bar. Two Bellamys, told apart by the suffix.
Six approved arrangements. If a layout needs something else, it uses one of these at a different size.
Twelve ways to break the boss. Two of them are promises: no championship star until we win Sin City, and no USA marks, because we are a team with Team USA veterans, not a national team.
The boss is the asset people will love and the one we can protect. Four moods and six costumes cover all twenty looks.
Locked. Same body, same eyes, same smile in every world. Costumes sit on top; the crown is always visible, even pinned to a cap. Never stretched, never mean, never a real game character.
FINAL BOSS is the name on every kit. Twenty looks tell twenty stories, and each one hides a message over the heart.
FINAL BOSS
The last opponent in the game, the one you train for. We play it with a smile: the boss is tough on court and the warmest welcome in the gym.
FINAL BOSS
Final Boss
FB, or the Boss
FinalBoss
Final Bosses
Team USA Final Boss
Final Boss LA
The Miami Heat ran five Vice designs in four seasons and brought the original back by demand without ever losing the word Heat. Our alternates work the same way: City Edition style kits under one name.
Every inside message gets a second line with our eight first names: GORDON ANDREW MATT MARK WERTEN NINA FLO CASEY.
Family plus chosen family plus legends; the 1UP Pride chevron says everyone gets another life here.
WE PICKED EACH OTHER
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A full health bar on Day One reads PHASE ONE; on Playoff day the bar cracks and the boss enters phase two.
ONE MORE LIFE. CHOSEN FAMILY.
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Eight cute pixel bosses for eight of us; on Playoff day every one of them wears a crown.
EIGHT BOSSES. EIGHT OF US.
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A wink at the Las Vegas welcome sign: script 'the' over FINAL BOSS in a diamond.
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY
#F4EFE3 #D7262E #F6C938 #FF3EA5
A phoenix whose body is a dodgeball, wearing our tiny gold crown: out is never over.
WE ALWAYS COME BACK
#FBF4EA #FF6B4A #E8B13C #2B2B2E
A sparkle yoke for the team that cheers louder than it throws, with rainbow confetti hidden in the sparkle.
LOUD AND LOVED
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An 8-bit boss ball, PRESS START on the chest and eight gold coins on the sleeve.
CONTINUE? YES
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Two controllers bump fists; PLAYER 2 HAS JOINED is the welcome across the back.
NOBODY PLAYS ALONE
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Rare blue on Day One, legendary gold on Playoff day: the loot is the team.
THE REAL LOOT IS US
#1E4FD8 #F2A22B #FFFFFF #0B0B0B
A heart-cut save gem rising from the hem: the spot we keep for whoever walks in next.
WE SAVED A SPOT FOR YOU
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We all started in No-Sting: cabana stripes and a jellyfish whose tentacles curl into hearts.
NO STING. ALL HEART.
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A 1930s pastel hotel by day and lit windows at night, with FINAL BOSS on the sign.
CHECK IN. CHOSEN FAMILY.
#F5ECD9 #9FDCC4 #F6B39A #B79BE0
A pool at night and the boss ball floating in a pink inner tube.
JUMP IN. WE GOT YOU.
#A8E6F0 #14254F #FF8CC2 #F6D94A
A flamingo balancing a dodgeball on its beak, a nod to the Flamingo, the 2026 host hotel.
WE FLOCK TOGETHER
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A baby gator in a gold crown hugging the ball: cute and loud.
WE SNAP BACK
#1F5A2E #FF3FA1 #FFFFFF #111111
Five pink stars are a wanted meter, not titles: we are wanted by each other.
WANTED BY EACH OTHER
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A roadside motel sign with a VACANCY panel; the boss ball works the front desk.
ALWAYS VACANCY FOR FAMILY
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A flat 1980s sunset with palms and a plate that reads SIN CITY 2027, BOSS 4.
WE ALWAYS GET AWAY TOGETHER
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A heist-movie wink: eye mask, a bag with a heart in it, a blueprint grid that traces a heart.
THE REAL SCORE IS US
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A leaping marlin catches the ball; the boss ball wears a captain hat.
WE CATCH EACH OTHER
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Vice mode keeps the bones and changes the clothes. Character, numerals and the FINAL BOSS wordmark stay; palette, script and texture swap.
Same character, new costume
Same wordmark under a script
Same numeral skeleton, swapped inks
Palette swaps
Texture swaps
The system on the things we wear and wave. Every placement has one job.
Short version: wear it proudly, check before selling.
Reported FINAL BOSS filings exist, including Class 25 (apparel) and Class 41 (entertainment and sporting activities); their current status is unverified. Wearing the name on our own team jerseys is low risk. Before selling anything, get a USPTO search and a lawyer's read. The boss ball character is the distinctive, protectable asset, so lead with it.