Not only can the Adept Synthoid make use of AIM's short-range quantum teleportation technology to dodge and weave around the battlefield, but every time they teleport they will leave behind a gravity well grenade.

They are also equipped with suppression projectiles, and smart tracking projectile mini drones capable of seeking out enemies until destroyed.

These units should be dealt with before all others on the field of battle.

While the cargo Runner is not built for combat, it can push away obstructions in its path and will attempt to flee if its route is compromised.

It can sometimes be deployed as a combat unit, utilizing it's cold based abilities to control the battle field. Don't step on the ice.

Elites Synthoids are called in when suspected in humans refuse to cooperate with AIM authorities.

When tasked with combat duties, it is armed with a large, charged rod and notable upgrades to armor.

When acting on AIM security protocols, it uses its charged rod to quickly chill and immobilize unauthorized intruders.

These units should be dealt with before all others on the field of battle.

When necessary, a Synthroid can subdue targets and effectively engage in armed combat.

Listen for the sounds of these enemies calculating their devastating charge attack. Use ranged attacks to destroy them at a distance.

Avoid the gas, as it will poison any who linger too close.

This model is the foundation for all Synthoid variations.

When Avenger sympathizers get out of hand, these Synthoids are ready to control the angry mob. They have a powerful shield and range grenades.

Beware electrical damage when vaulting overhead.

Use power attacks to break their shields.

Outfitted with a jetpack and attacking with ranged weapons from the air, these enemies can easily be grappled out of the sky, making them much less threatening.

When deployed in combat, they use deadly, cryo-modified weaponry. Their attacks chill and immobilize targets.

Their Void-Tech suits allow them to quickly teleport across the battlefield, making them a slippery target. Their sniper attack can be devastating, requiring precision timing to evade.

Armed with a projectile weapon, they are rarely a threat alone, but in large numbers they can pose a challenge to even the most seasoned Avenger.

When not rescuing kittens from burning buildings, they can be found on the battlefield, evading their opponents and attacking from a distance. Hard to pin down, but easily dispatched if you can get close enough.

If necessary, they will use their weapons to defend AIM holdings against aggressive Resistance Fighters. Avoid the gas from their toxic grenades.

Deadly at range, it is essential to close the distance with these elite soldiers and take them out fast.

Avoid laser cannon and built-in turrets. Don't stand too close, vents release fire!

If damaged enough, it will explode in a deadly blast radius. Avoid at all costs.

Watch for its heavy attacks that affect large areas. Target the Monotronic Exo's back for bonus damage.

Destroy these units as soon as you encounter them.

Try destroying Adept projectiles rather than avoiding or Countering them.

Avoid the toxic green clouds produced by this unit's projectile.

Prioritize Spin Drones to avoid losing special ability energy.

Take out Swarm Drones before any other enemy.

The base model Adaptoid uses a standard optic beam weapon and is skilled at ranged and melee combat. Adaptoids are capable of self-repair, so always finish them off in combat.

Use ranged attacks to destroy it piece by piece.

Specializing in defensive tactics, these Aegis Reapers get up close and personal with their opponent.

If you are faced with a Bruiser, better to deal with his faster-moving allies first lest you be distracted before that axe comes for you.

Originally hired as crowd control agents, Heavies are better to leave until his allies dealt with, as he can absorb a lot of damage.

Klaue has also outfitted them with extra-mobile boots that make them highly evasive and hard to catch. It's best to attack Marksmen at range until there's an opening to move closer.

If you come across a Strategist in the field, it is best to tackle them first before their sonic technology becomes an even bigger problem.

Like the Vibranium from which it's derived, the Corrupted Vibranium in a Striker's spear can build up energy before releasing it in a strong area of attack. Trying to get distance from a Striker is futile - best to get up close and personal.

Far from a run-of-the-mill gun for hire, they appear to be trained to specifically challenge SHIELD and the Avengers. The question of who has trained them and to what end Bears further investigation.

Armed with a devastating flamethrower, the Hellhound specializes in destruction of property. So when AIM needs evidence destroyed, the Hellhound is hired to light some fires. He will just as happily turn his weapon against live targets - so keep at a distance if possible.

He is very difficult to take down, and will close distance with opponents when possible.

Use heavy and special attack to knock this dog out of the sky.