MECCHA CHAMELEON — Master the Paint Tool

Sample the wall color as your base, then add darker shades at your character's bottom edge

Match the floor color near your feet to create a seamless ground connection

Add small contrasting splotches if the environment has texture or patterns

Use small brush strokes to mimic wood grain on a cabinet

Dot patterns to match speckled or textured walls

Horizontal stripes to blend into venetian blind shadows

Standing straight: Best for blending into door frames or tall furniture

Crouching: Ideal for hiding behind low walls, barrels, or plants

Leaning: Perfect for mimicking slanted objects like billboards or easels

Spread pose: Useful when hiding among scattered objects

Paint yourself to match the floor, then slowly crawl across open areas. If a Seeker enters, freeze. Your floor-matching colors make you look like part of the ground pattern.

Coordinate with another Hider. One of you poses as an object, the other as its shadow or a nearby companion piece. Two matching disguised Hiders are harder to spot than one.

Paint one area of yourself brightly and position that part behind a gap, making it look like a separate object. The rest of you blends into the background. Seekers see the "object" and move on.

Master the painting tool so you can re-camouflage quickly mid-round. If a Seeker approaches your area, being able to swap to a new disguise on the fly can save you.