Rejuvenator - Revision history

Static Fanatic at 19:55, 12 June 2026

2026-06-12T19:55:59Z

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	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.
	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.
	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused ~~universal~~ first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused Global first-person view.
	Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration
	Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements

Static Fanatic: Added first-person images to the gallery

2026-06-12T19:46:44Z

Added first-person images to the gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_red.png\|RED first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_blu.png\|BLU first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused universal first-person view.
	Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration
	Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements

Static Fanatic at 10:02, 9 June 2026

2026-06-09T10:02:42Z

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	** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.		** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.
	** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].		** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].
	* Prior to the 3.0.0. update, the description quote was: ''"Now that's a prescription with a bang!"''		* Prior to the [[3.0.0]] update, the description quote was: ''"Now that's a prescription with a bang!"''

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Static Fanatic: Added trivia

2026-06-08T17:17:22Z

Added trivia

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	** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.		** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.
	** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].		** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].
			* Prior to the 3.0.0. update, the description quote was: ''"Now that's a prescription with a bang!"''

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Oleo at 06:19, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T06:19:16Z

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	While this weapon functions similarly to its {{tooltip\|counterparts\|Medi Gun, Kritzkrieg}}, allowing the user to heal any allies (and disguised enemy [[Spies]]) with its primary fire, the main attribute that sets this weapon apart is its unique ability to heal in the form of healing grenades. These healing grenades explode on contact with a surface or another player or after being airborne for a short amount of time, and allow the user to replenish the health of multiple teammates at once, excluding themself, so long as they are in range of the explosion. Hitting a player directly with a grenade grants extra healing to the recipient and an additional ÜberCharge rate to the healer. Teammates in the radius gain 15-40 health immediately, then 8 extra health over about 2 seconds. Medic will not receive additional ÜberCharge rate when healing overhealed friendlies and the healing grenades will pass through them if they are fully overhealed.		While this weapon functions similarly to its {{tooltip\|counterparts\|Medi Gun, Kritzkrieg}}, allowing the user to heal any allies (and disguised enemy [[Spies]]) with its primary fire, the main attribute that sets this weapon apart is its unique ability to heal in the form of healing grenades. These healing grenades explode on contact with a surface or another player or after being airborne for a short amount of time, and allow the user to replenish the health of multiple teammates at once, excluding themself, so long as they are in range of the explosion. Hitting a player directly with a grenade grants extra healing to the recipient and an additional ÜberCharge rate to the healer. Teammates in the radius gain 15-40 health immediately, then 8 extra health over about 2 seconds. Medic will not receive additional ÜberCharge rate when healing overhealed friendlies and the healing grenades will pass through them if they are fully overhealed.

	The Rejuvenator's ÜberCharge has the Medic throw a generator that can attach to most solid surfaces on any side, casting a large, team-colored bubble upon landing that will cause anyone on (or disguised as) your team within its range to become invulnerable. The effects of this wear off as soon as a player exits the bubble, or the player, in the case of a disguised enemy [[Spy]], lose the appearance of being on your team. The bubble itself will last for 6 seconds by default upon activation before the generator shatters and the bubble disappears. The shattered generator produces 3 gibs can then be used as ammo for anyone to pick up. Because the ÜberCharge is activated with a separate object, this means that killing the Medic will not end the ÜberCharge early. Its ÜberCharge meter icon is an umlaut (Ü) on a shield.		The Rejuvenator's ÜberCharge has the Medic throw a generator that can attach to most solid surfaces on any side, casting a large, team-colored bubble upon landing that will cause anyone on (or disguised as) your team within its range to become invulnerable. The effects of this wear off as soon as a player exits the bubble, or the player, in the case of a disguised enemy Spy, lose the appearance of being on your team. The bubble itself will last for 6 seconds by default upon activation before the generator shatters and the bubble disappears. The shattered generator produces 3 gibs can then be used as ammo for anyone to pick up. Because the ÜberCharge is activated with a separate object, this means that killing the Medic will not end the ÜberCharge early. Its ÜberCharge meter icon is an umlaut (Ü) on a shield.

	== Properties ==		== Properties ==

Oleo at 06:17, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T06:17:53Z

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 | loadout-attributes=
 {{Loadout neutral|Alt-Fire: Launch a device that grants invulnerability in a radius for 6 seconds}}
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-{{Loadout neutral|"Now that's a prescription with a bang!"}}
+{{Loadout neutral|"Do try and keep it out of your mouth and eyes."}}
 }}
 The [[Rejuvenator]] is a secondary [[weapon]] for the [[Medic]].
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 * Updated first person animations
 * Fixed Uber Generator gibs not using the correct team skin
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Pygargue00fr: /* Trivia */ fixed bold text

2026-01-01T00:51:42Z

Trivia: fixed bold text

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* As shown in the Double Down Update trailer, the Rejuvenator's main frame is made out of steel pot.		* As shown in the Double Down Update trailer, the Rejuvenator's main frame is made out of steel pot.
	* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the ''[[Double Down]]'' update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "''healing grenade launcher''" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].		* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the [[Double Down]] update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "healing grenade launcher" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].
	* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].		* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].
	** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.		** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.
	** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live '''Team Fortress 2''' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].		** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Pygargue00fr: /* Trivia */

2026-01-01T00:06:16Z

Trivia

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* As shown in the Double Down Update trailer, the Rejuvenator's main frame is made out of steel pot.		* As shown in the Double Down Update trailer, the Rejuvenator's main frame is made out of steel pot.
	* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the [[Double Down]] update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "healing grenade launcher" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].		* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the ''[[Double Down]]'' update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "''healing grenade launcher''" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].
	* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].		* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].
	** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.		** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.
	** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].		** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live '''Team Fortress 2''' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Ichiro: /* Trivia */

2025-09-14T17:32:43Z

Trivia

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	* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the [[Double Down]] update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "healing grenade launcher" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].		* According to [https://tf2classic.com/double_down/day2 day 2] of the [[Double Down]] update, Medic is said to not approve of the term "healing grenade launcher" being used to describe the Rejuvenator, despite the weapon's functional similarities to that of the [[Demoman]]'s [[Grenade Launcher]].
	* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].		* The weapon was a test weapon under the name '''The Nürnberg Nader''' and was first showcased on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmH9-2wMRQ TF2Maps 72hr TF2Jam 2023].
	** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its ~~projectile~~'s in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.		** Its name was carried to the Rejuvenator and its healing grenades' in-game file names as {{code\|grenade_nader}} and {{code\|nader}}, respectively.
	** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].		** Its projectile's placeholder was the cut live ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon [[Tf:Heal_Grenade\|Heal Grenade]].

Ichiro: /* Gallery */

2025-09-14T17:31:52Z

Gallery

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	Concept rejuvenator 3.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 3.png\|Final Design Refinements
	Concept rejuvenator 4.png\|Backpack and Über Generator Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator 4.png\|Backpack and Über Generator Concept Exploration
	The Nurnberg Nader.png\|The Nürnberg Nader at the loadout screen.		The Nurnberg Nader.png\|The Nürnberg Nader, the precursor to the Rejuvenator, at the loadout screen.
	The Nurnberg Nader viewmodel.png\|The Nürnberg Nader viewmodel on [[2Bridge]]. Notice that its projectile is the Heal Grenade.		The Nurnberg Nader viewmodel.png\|The Nürnberg Nader viewmodel on [[2Bridge]]. Notice that its projectile is the Heal Grenade.
	The Nurnberg Nader Ubercharge.png\|The Nürnberg Nader's ÜberCharge effect.		The Nurnberg Nader Ubercharge.png\|The Nürnberg Nader's ÜberCharge effect.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	{{Nav allweapons}}		{{Nav allweapons}}

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	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.
	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.
	File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused ~~universal~~ first-person view.		File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused Global first-person view.
	Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration
	Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_red.png\|RED first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_blu.png\|BLU first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_grn.png\|GRN first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_ylw.png\|YLW first-person view.
			File:Weapon_rejuvenator_uni.png\|Unused universal first-person view.
	Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator.png\|Initial Concept Exploration
	Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 2.png\|Final Design Refinements

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	Concept rejuvenator 3.png\|Final Design Refinements		Concept rejuvenator 3.png\|Final Design Refinements
	Concept rejuvenator 4.png\|Backpack and Über Generator Concept Exploration		Concept rejuvenator 4.png\|Backpack and Über Generator Concept Exploration
	The Nurnberg Nader.png\|The Nürnberg Nader at the loadout screen.		The Nurnberg Nader.png\|The Nürnberg Nader, the precursor to the Rejuvenator, at the loadout screen.
	The Nurnberg Nader viewmodel.png\|The Nürnberg Nader viewmodel on [[2Bridge]]. Notice that its projectile is the Heal Grenade.		The Nurnberg Nader viewmodel.png\|The Nürnberg Nader viewmodel on [[2Bridge]]. Notice that its projectile is the Heal Grenade.
	The Nurnberg Nader Ubercharge.png\|The Nürnberg Nader's ÜberCharge effect.		The Nurnberg Nader Ubercharge.png\|The Nürnberg Nader's ÜberCharge effect.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	{{Nav allweapons}}		{{Nav allweapons}}