Twenty-five Sprites, six variant lines, a hundred and forty-five collectibles. Spritenite keeps your collection, tells you what you're still missing, and updates the moment Epic ships something new.
Start trackingSprites are companions that follow you through a match and grant a passive ability for its whole duration. In Chapter 7 Season 4: Override you get them from Cheat Code Chests — find a Cheat Code Injector on a wall or floor, enter the directional sequence, and claim the Sprite inside. The colour of the code tells you the tier: blue for Rare, purple for Epic, gold for Legendary. Survive to extraction and the Sprite is yours permanently, after which you can re-summon anything you've already unlocked by spending Sprite Dust.
Each Sprite levels up through its own condition and gets stronger as it does, so a maxed Sprite behaves quite differently from a fresh one. Keeping track of which ones you own, which variants you're missing, and how far each is levelled is the problem this site exists to solve.
Every Sprite in the game right now, grouped by rarity, with what it actually does. The dots show which variant lines exist for each one.
Every Sprite except Mega Man comes in all six forms; Mega Man has one. Each carries its own bonus on top of the Sprite's ability.
Mark off what you own and the Collection grid shows all hundred and forty-five cells at a glance, grouped by rarity. The Dashboard turns that into progress by rarity and by variant, and points you at the specific Sprites closest to levelling. Updates logs what changed in the game and what changed on the site, dated, so you can tell whether something new dropped since you last played. Reference holds the full ability list, unlock methods, and every Lobby Hack code that's been found so far.
Everything saves to your account rather than your browser, so your collection is the same whether you open it on a phone between matches or on a desktop later.