The rolling Arburian Pelarota returns with a rounder, chunkier design in the reboot. This tutorial covers how to draw Cannonbolt from Omniverse Reboot, featuring the redesigned version with exaggerated proportions and that aggressive toothy grin. Cannonbolt Omniverse Reboot takes the ball-rolling alien concept and gives him shorter legs, bulkier shell segments, and a more cartoonish appearance. His wide stance with one fist raised shows off the armor plating that lets him curl into an unstoppable sphere.
Drawing Cannonbolt Omniverse Reboot Style
This guide contains 25 steps that walk you through Cannonbolt’s stocky frame from his rounded head down to those clawed feet, capturing his ready-for-action pose.
Cannonbolt Reboot Design Features
- Large rounded head with flat top
- Angry slanted eyes with thick brow
- Wide zigzag mouth showing teeth
- Circular shell segments on shoulders
- Layered armor plating on arms
- Omnitrix symbol on chest
- Thick torso with minimal neck
- Short stubby legs with segments
- Raised fist in fighting position
- Clawed toes on both feet
Sketching Cannonbolt Omniverse Reboot involves lots of curved shapes and layered armor segments. For another reboot redesign, check the Diamondhead Omniverse Reboot tutorial. The Slapback Ben 10 Reboot guide shows a different reboot alien to compare styles, and Way Big Reboot offers practice with another updated alien design.
Step Color Markers
Follow these colors at each stage of the drawing:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Cannonbolt Omniverse Reboot: Complete Guide

























Show Your Cannonbolt Drawing!
That wraps up this guide on how to draw Cannonbolt from Omniverse Reboot. Did the shell segments and zigzag teeth come out right? Leave a comment sharing your results or post a link to your artwork online. Seeing how different artists handle the reboot style proportions is always interesting, and community feedback helps everyone refine their rounded character drawing techniques.