Meccha Chameleon 2.5.0 Reworks Osaka Map, Fixes Collision Ghost Bug
A focused update addresses a phantom-collision exploit, sharpens painting tools, and teases an unannounced collaboration map.
The 2.5.0 patch for Meccha Chameleon, published on 4 July 2026 by developer lemorion1224, delivers a concentrated set of fixes and refinements alongside a brief tease of what comes next.
What changed
- Osaka reworked — the official map has received an unspecified redesign
- Paint brush resolution improved — finer fidelity when painting
- Experimental color palette added — groundwork for upcoming controller support, noted as experimental
- 3D color picker stability improved
- Collision detection fixed in Gyakusan Chicken Race — invisible players were still registering hits; that has been corrected
- Paint sync fixed in Gyakusan Chicken Race — displayed paint occasionally fell out of sync; now resolved
The invisible-player collision bug is the most consequential fix here: in a mode built around evasion and surprise, ghost hitboxes were quietly distorting outcomes. The paint sync correction similarly addresses a fairness issue rather than a cosmetic one.
On the horizon, lemorion1224 notes that a collaboration map is planned for release "mid-next week" — no further details are given in the announcement.
For players who frequent Osaka or Gyakusan Chicken Race, the update is a meaningful housekeeping pass; the controller palette hints at a broader accessibility push still taking shape.
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