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The Sol Boss

Everything about the Sol - its massive PV pool, how attacks work, pontos fracos, and the Star recompensa system.

7/23/2026
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The Sol is the central PvE boss in Merge a Black Hole, with over a million PV. It is the main source of Estrelas in the jogo - the jogadores who deal the most dano share the recompensa pool when it is finally defeated.

Because the Sol is a recurring community target rather than a one-time boss, every jogador gets repeated chances to climb the dano classificação and earn a meaningful slice of the Star pool.

Type:PvE boss
PV:1,000,000+
Reward:Estrelas
Strategy:Top the dano classificação

Sol Boss Stats

Key facts about the Sol target, starting with its enormous PV pool that makes every defeat a shared community effort rather than a solo kill.

Its huge PV means it takes many attackers working together to bring it down, so your goal is to claim the largest possible share of the dano, not to finish it alone.

Because the PV is so high, even very strong jogadores only contribute a small fraction per launch, which is why consistent attendance matters far more than sporadic bursts.

StatValue
PV1,000,000+
RewardEstrelas (by dano share)
Attack Cooldown~1 minute
Weak PointsYes - bonus dano
You don't need to solo the Sol - your recompensa is based purely on your share of total dano. See Sol recompensas for the full breakdown.

How Sol Attacks Work

To ataque the Sol, launch your black holes at it. Each launch deals dano based on your holes' poder, then triggers a short recarga of about a minute before you can ataque again.

Because the Sol has over a million PV, it takes many attackers working together to bring it down over time. The classificação tracks total dano dealt by each jogador, and your final recompensa is proportional to your position.

Maximize your share by using your strongest late-nível holes and hitting pontos fracos whenever they appear, stacking every available multiplier into each and every launch.

Maximizing Sol Damage

Three core factors that impulso your Sol dano share, each of which you can independently improve to climb the classificação over time.

Hole Power

Stronger holes deal more base dano per launch, raising your floor dano every single time you ataque the Sol.

Weak Points

Hit pontos fracos for big bonus dano, which is the single largest multiplier available in any Sol fight.

Boosts

Equip a Buraco de Minhoca for extra ataque dano that stacks on top of your already strong holes and weak-point hits.

Weak points are your biggest dano multiplier by far - never ignore them during a Sol fight, since missing them hands the classificação to your rivals.

Sol Attack Routine

A repeatable routine for Sol combat, where each launch is timed for maximum effect and your attacking holes stay protected so they survive to deal dano.

Consistency is the key to topping the classificação, since regular well-timed launches with weak-point hits reliably add up to top spots over a full fight.

1

Ready Strong Holes

Have your best holes ready to launch before the fight heats up, so every recarga window is used on maximum dano.

2

Launch at the Sol

Send holes at the Sol and watch closely for pontos fracos appearing that you can immediately exploit.

3

Respect Cooldown

Wait out the roughly one-minute recarga between attacks, using the time to fundir or defend rather than idle.

4

Claim Estrelas

Earn Estrelas based on your dano share when the Sol falls, then reinvest them to grow stronger for next time.

Consistency beats bursts - regular, well-timed launches with weak-point hits compound into top classificação spots over the course of every Sol fight.

Sol Boss Tips

Quick pointers for better Sol performance, focused on the high-impact habits that separate classificação-toppers from the rest of the attackers.

The Sol resets and respawns regularly, so the fight is a recurring opportunity rather than a one-time event - building a strong routine pays off every single cycle.

  • Climb the nível list steadily to deal more Sol dano over time, since base hole poder is the foundation of every successful classificação run.
  • Read the full Sol estratégia guia for advanced tactics that squeeze extra dano out of every single launch window.
  • Protect your attacking holes with best-hole proteção so raiders cannot steal the exact holes you rely on for your dano share.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much PV does the Sol have?

The Sol has over a million PV, so it takes many attackers cooperating to defeat it. See the <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/the-sun-boss">Sol boss guia</a> for the full mechanics.

What do I get from attacking the Sol?

You earn <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/guides/how-to-get-stars">Estrelas</a>, which are distributed based on your share of total dano dealt. Read <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/sun-rewards">Sol recompensas</a> for the exact breakdown.

How do I deal more Sol dano?

Use your strongest <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/black-holes/late-tier-black-holes">holes</a>, consistently hit every <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/weak-points-guide">ponto fraco</a>, and equip a <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/shop/wormhole-boost">Buraco de Minhoca</a> to stack every multiplier into each launch.

Can I solo the Sol?

No - its huge PV pool makes it a group effort by design. Your recompensa depends entirely on your dano share, not on landing a solo kill yourself.

How often can I ataque the Sol?

There is a roughly one-minute <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/attack-cooldown-guide">recarga</a> between attacks, so time your launches wisely to maximize your total dano over the fight.

Do pontos fracos appear on the Sol?

Yes - hitting <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/weak-points-guide">pontos fracos</a> deals substantial bonus dano and is the single most important skill for climbing the dano classificação.
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