Sprunki Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught

Sprunki Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught continues the Carnage Saga with faster rhythms, damaged characters, dark red visuals, and an atmosphere of constant danger. Created under the direction of Footlong Nachos as a new interpretation of Phase 7 Remastered, this horror music mod runs at 130 BPM in B minor. Drag performers onto the stage, combine aggressive beats with unsettling effects, melodies, and vocals, and control the growing intensity of your composition. Every character adds another layer to a world still collapsing after The Scarlet Sun.

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Sprunki Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught is a fan-made horror music game and a major chapter of the Carnage Saga. Directed by Footlong Nachos with contributions from Mr. A, UC Cat, and Niki, it continues the story after Sprunki Phase 6: The Scarlet Sun.

The scarlet disaster has not ended. Characters who survived the previous phases now appear more injured, corrupted, exhausted, or aggressive, while the music accelerates into a relentless 130 BPM composition. The slower dread of The Scarlet Sun gives way to greater pressure, sharper sound effects, and a feeling that the conflict is still spreading.

Ongoing Onslaught retains the accessible drag-and-drop gameplay of Sprunki music games. Select character icons, place them on the stage, and combine their synchronized loops. You control which beats, effects, melodies, and vocals remain active, allowing every session to develop into a different horror soundtrack.

What Is Sprunki Ongoing Onslaught?

Ongoing Onslaught is Footlong Nachos' interpretation of Sprunki Phase 7 and a remake of Turk Jevin's Phase 7 Remastered. It is not simply the standard Phase 7 with a new background. The mod redesigns the characters, reorganizes the sound library, introduces additional performers, and connects the experience to the ongoing Carnage Saga.

The game was released on December 28, 2025 in western time zones and December 29 in eastern regions. Its music is set at approximately 130 BPM in B minor, producing a faster and more urgent sound than the 80 BPM structure of The Scarlet Sun.

This change in tempo is central to the experience. Percussion moves more aggressively, effects interrupt the mix with greater force, and vocal layers create a sense of panic when several characters perform together.

Where Phase 7 Fits in the Carnage Saga

The title “Ongoing Onslaught” reflects its position in a story where each phase continues the damage of the previous chapter. The main Carnage Saga sequence includes:

1. Phase 3: The Carnage Continues
2. Phase 4: Gore Galore
3. Phase 5: The Blackened Killer
4. Phase 6: The Scarlet Sun
5. Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught
6. Phase 8: Battered and Bleak

Players who have followed the earlier games can compare how the characters' injuries, expressions, survival states, and relationships change from one phase to the next. New players can still enjoy the music system without knowing every piece of the story, but playing The Scarlet Sun first provides useful context.

Create a Relentless 130 BPM Horror Mix

The stage begins with silent character positions and a selection of sound icons. Each icon represents a particular performer and musical loop. Drag one onto the stage and the character begins moving and producing sound.

The roster is divided into familiar musical functions:

• Beats: Fast percussion, impacts, pulses, and other rhythmic elements establish the 130 BPM foundation.
• Effects: Glitches, mechanical noises, background textures, alarms, and distorted samples intensify the atmosphere.
• Melodies: Dark repeating phrases give the composition direction and emotional weight.
• Vocals: Voices, cries, chants, and processed sounds add character-driven tension.
• Bonuses: Additional performers expand the sound library beyond the central Sprunki cast.

Every active loop remains synchronized, so you do not need to press keys in time with the music. The challenge is controlling density. Adding more characters makes the composition louder and more complicated, but a full stage is not always the most effective arrangement.

Faster Than The Scarlet Sun

The contrast between Phase 6 and Phase 7 gives these two pages a natural connection. The Scarlet Sun uses a slower tempo to establish dread beneath its enormous red star. Ongoing Onslaught raises the speed to 130 BPM and turns that dread into active conflict.

At this tempo, loud beats and sharp effects can quickly compete with one another. Start with a single percussion loop and listen through one complete cycle. Add an effect, followed by a melody, and introduce vocals only after the instrumental structure is clear.

If the mix becomes difficult to understand, remove one of the percussion or vocal performers. This creates room for quieter background effects and prevents every musical layer from fighting for attention.

A Reworked Phase 7 Cast

Ongoing Onslaught includes dark interpretations of the recognizable Sprunki lineup. Characters such as Oren, Raddy, Clukr, Vineria, Gray, Brud, Garnold, OWAKCX, Sky, Mr. Sun, Durple, Mr. Tree, Simon, Tunner, Mr. Fun Computer, Wenda, Pinki, Jevin, and Black return in altered forms.

One particularly noticeable change is Slaughter Bot, a more threatening reinterpretation occupying the role associated with Fun Bot. This name reflects the increasingly violent direction of the Carnage Saga.

The documented bonus roster also includes community and creator-related characters such as Footlong, Rhogul, Mr. A, Niki, UC Cat, Turk Jevin, John, and BigBPlus. These additions give players extra audio layers beyond the main performer selection.

What Makes Ongoing Onslaught Different?

• Carnage Saga continuity: Phase 7 directly follows the events and character conditions of The Scarlet Sun.
• Phase 7 Remastered foundation: It reinterprets Turk Jevin's earlier Phase 7 concept.
• 130 BPM tempo: Faster music creates more urgency than the slower Phase 6 soundtrack.
• B minor tonality: The musical key supports its dark and tense atmosphere.
• Updated character designs: Familiar performers display new injuries, expressions, and corrupted states.
• Expanded bonus roster: Additional community characters introduce more sounds and visual variety.
• Open-ended mixing: Players can create minimalist suspense, balanced tracks, or overwhelming full-stage compositions.

How to Control the Onslaught

Ongoing Onslaught rewards gradual experimentation. Test each character separately before building a complete track. This reveals which performers contribute percussion, ambience, melody, or vocals and helps prevent incompatible layers from being activated together.

When mute and solo controls are available, use them to study individual loops. Solo mode isolates one performer, while mute mode temporarily removes a sound without deleting the character from the stage.

Try using only three or four performers for a controlled composition. A beat, one effect, one melody, and one vocal can produce a clearer track than activating every available position. Once the foundation works, add more sounds to increase the intensity.

Not the Same as Infection Era

Sprunki Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught – Infection Era is a separate fan-made bad-ending version in which the cast becomes infected. It has different documented music settings and a different creator. It should not be treated as another name for the original Ongoing Onslaught.

This page focuses on the Footlong Nachos version released in December 2025. If Infection Era is added to the site later, it should receive its own game page, metadata, description, and canonical URL.

Enter the Next Stage of the Carnage Saga

The Scarlet Sun has passed, but its survivors have not escaped. Faster rhythms, deeper injuries, and a larger cast turn Phase 7 into a musical confrontation that refuses to slow down.

Play Sprunki Phase 7: Ongoing Onslaught online, explore every performer, build your own B minor horror composition, and continue the story toward Phase 8: Battered and Bleak.