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Boneticore

**Boneticore** appeared in 2014 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The threat of the Boneticore is not in his jaws, but in his tail. Boneticore's tail is also his weak spot. Only the most experienced hunters have survived an encounter with this dangerous beast.

Boneticore's a pretty decent non-breedable Rare monster. He has access to a few negative status effects that can be annoying for the enemy to deal with, as well as some team heals and NERs. What's notable about Boneticore are his low cooldowns, meaning he can be a pretty spammable monster which is difficult for newer players to counter. Much like Sludger, Boneticore's a Swiss Army Knife-style monster, being able to deal damage, curse, and support the team with heals and NERs. The only thing keeping him from reaching the higher ranks alongside his Sludgy counterpart is his notable lack of AOE skills. Nonetheless, Boneticore can be pretty tricky to deal with for new players, making him a welcome addition to any team and a worthy member of the A rank.
Blob

**Blob** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Wet and dangerous! This mass of water has the strength of a thousand seas and the resiliency of a rubber band. When Blob gets angry, tsunamis happen. Splash! You're beaten.

Blob is a pretty old and outdated monster. He's a Water curser, but only because he isn't a denier with only has one denying skill, not enough damage output for an attacker, no support moves for a support and no sustainability for a tank. Other than that, he has bad life, high cooldowns, horrible relic slots, god-awful trait and Damage Boost that isn't useful in the slightest.
Blue Vein Monster

The **Blue Vein Monster** appeared in 1979 TV series called *Battle Fever J*. The Blue Vein Monster (青い静脈 怪人 *Aoi jōmyaku Kaijin*) is the seventeenth of Egos' Monsters. He could disguise himself as a human and had a broadsword. Blue Vein Robot also had a broadsword and could use explosive flashes from his forehead.
Berukyurosu

**Berukyurosu** appeared in 2008 video game called *Monster Hunter Frontier Season 4.0*. Berukyurosu are Flying Wyverns introduced in Monster Hunter Frontier Season 4.0.

They are green in color with a large grey horn, yellow manes, several blunt peg like spines on their backs and tails, and most notably long whip like fingers ending in small hooks with two similar hookless tendrils hanging from its waist.

They are very intelligent monsters being capable of adapting their fighting style to all sorts of scenarios. Outside of this they share the aggressive and territorial behavior of many other Flying Wyverns.

Berukyurosu inhabit areas like the Gorge mostly, but have also been sighted at the Tower and in the Forest and Hills area.

## Powers and Abilities

Berukyurosu is able to shoot a linear lightning beam from its mouth. The beam itself is very similar to that of the Rajang amongst many other electricity based attacks like a electricity coated gliding attack, or a tail slam that sends two sparks racing across the ground. Berukyurosu is highly adept in aerial combat, able to do even more difficult maneuvers than the Kushala Daora.

Berukyurosu has the ability to learn patterns of attack from hunters and will counter it, or will attack/evade accordingly. It will also change behavior depending on what weapons are used and what quest it's in When enraged, the mane will turn red, and it will fly into the air to attempt a dive bomb capable of unleashing a massive explosion of thunder.

It will also make use of its whip like fingers swinging them around with a swing of its wings or coating them in electricity.
BomberNanimon

**BomberNanimon** appeared in the 2006 animated TV series called *Digimon Data Squad*. BomberNanimon is an Invader Digimon whose name and design is derived from "Bomber Nanimon". It closely resembles Nanimon, the main differences being its coloring, the absence of a beard and the fuse on top of its head.

## Attacks

* **Bomber** (*Free Throw Bomb*): Throws a bomb.
* **OYAJI Punch** (爆・オヤジパンチ *Baku Oyaji Panchi*, lit. "Explosive OYAJI Punch"): Strikes with an explosive punch.
Black Mamba

The **Black Mamba** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Black Mamba is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Black Mamba appears an aggressive friend, in a battle-ready pose. She adorns red shadow above her obsidian eyes, her black hair cut into a short, sleek style. Like all other serpentine friends, she sports a pale olive hoodie with fangs and glowing white eyes. The drawstrings on the jacket resemble a gradient red-yellow snake tongues, with what appears to be belly plating around the stomach area of the shirt. Underlying the hoodie is a tawny pleated skirt, which a thick snake tail pokes out from underneath. On her legs, scaled thigh highs that match her shirt and tail, as well as a pair of buckle boots.

The Black Mamba is a large reptile native to sub-Saharan Africa, widely known and most infamous for it's fatal venom. Without treatment, the bite has a 100% chance of rendering a human being dead within 20 minutes. Accompanying this dreadful bite, this particular species is also considered the world's fastest snake at speeds of 12.5 MPH, making a run-in with one undesirable. Despite both of these factors, the Black Mamba is shy, and possesses both of these traits to escape predation. Black mambas live in the hot African Savannah, hunting a wide variety of prey. This prey mostly consists of small birds and mammals, but can also include bats, domestic poultry, and bushbaby.
Blangonga

**Blangonga** appeared in 2006 video game called *Monster Hunter 2*. Blangonga is a Fanged Beast introduced in *Monster Hunter 2*.

As the alpha-male of the pack, the Blangonga is twice as large as the average Blango with a much more aggressive temperament. Its strong, muscled limbs allow it to run and leap at a startling speed, and its powerful roar can catch hunters unaware without adequate hearing protection.

Blangongas are incredibly aggressive creatures. They will ruthlessly attack hunters and prey, yet shy away from anything larger than themselves.

Blangonga live almost exclusively in the Snowy Mountains. Their thick coat keeps them warm and serves as the perfect camouflage.

## Powers and Abilities

By calling out to its pack, the Blangonga can summon Blangos to fight beside it in battle. Its deadly speed can bewilder the novice hunter, as they can perform a dive that can send them rolling into their foes and deal out massive damage. Blangongas can break ice at their feet and hurl it at hunters to inflict a Snowman status, or break it into ice shrapnel that can send foes flying.
Blade Knight

**Blade Knight** appeared in the 1993 video game called *Kirby´s Adventure*. Blade Knight is a tiny soldier armed with a sword. He wears a green suit of armor that includes a long helmet with red tassels at the tip, a featureless pink face beneath the helmet, a golden visor, and large shoulder pads which feature golden crescent designs. White-gloved arms emerge from underneath Blade Knight's shoulder pads. The enemy's body is slightly egg-shaped, and is usually blue or green. Blade Knight wears a bluish belt with a silver buckle, as well as brown boots resembling those of Meta Knight. Blade Knight's sword is silver, with a golden ring-shaped grip. The sword occasionally features a pair of prongs jutting out from its edges.
Boo Guy

**Boo Guy** appeared in 1995 video game called *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. Boo Guys are ghostly-looking Shy Guys that first appeared in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. They are white and have a wispy tail similar to other Boos. As such, Boo Guys hover rather than walk. As with Shy Guys, Boo Guys wear masks, move slowly, and can be stomped or swallowed by a Yoshi, providing Yoshi Eggs. They can also spawn from Warp Pipes, similarly to Shy Guys.
Boltboutamon

**Boltboutamon** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Digimon World: Next Order*. Boltboutamon is a Demon Man Digimon. It is the vilest, most wicked Digimon through which the "Malevolent Fist" (*Grudgeful Hand*), born from the malice data that the Dark Area overflows with, served as the source of evil that caused Myotismon to be forcibly absorbed into Piedmon. It lacks Piedmon and Myotismon's sense of self, and acts according to the intentions clenched by the "Malevolent Fist". Those intentions are the eradication of light, so as to corrode the world with darkness.

## Attacks

* **Pernicious Waltz** (*Palazzi Valzer*, (Ita: "Palaces' Waltz"): Multiplies the "Spiedini" (Ita: "Skewers") swords it carries on its waist using magic, and sends them flying. It takes pleasure in its methods of slowly torturing the enemy and causing them to be in agony, and finally ends their life by sending them flying from all directions simultaneously, calling it its grand finale.
* **Quartzione**: The bullets fired by its two "Ala di Pollo" (Ita: "Chicken Wing") guns lodge themselves inside the enemy's body, attacking and annihilating them from within.
Blade

**Blade** appeared in 1994 TV series called *VR Troopers*. Before his loss to Hammerbot in the Dungeon, he was referred to as The "Invincible" Blade. He can turn his right forearm and hand into a sword blade and his left hand into large pincer claws. Though he was destroyed by Hammerbot, he would later be rebuilt. He also popped up again later to prevent Ryan from escaping with the injured Dark Heart after Ryan had defeated the fake one. He appeared again during Grimlord's no-rules obstacle course and lost there as well. The Blade fits the category of Zelton's army.
Blue Fang

The **Blue Fang** appeared in 2004 videogame called *Dragon Quest VIII*. The blue fang is a ferocious ogre with sky-blue skin, enormous muscles, and protruding molars, canines, and incisors. It's small lion tail matches it's broom-handle haircut. It protects its lower torso with a stretched out Silver cuirass.
Avalugg

**Avalugg** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Avalugg is an Iceberg Pokémon. Avalugg's broad, flat back is a common resting place for groups of Bergmite. Its big, bulky body can crush obstacles in its path.

Avalugg is a large quadrupedal Pokémon resembling a tortoise made of ice. Its triangular head is small, with yellow eyes and tusk-like growths on the sides of its mouth, while its broad flat shell is diamond-shaped and lined with purple horizontal gouges. Its four stubby feet have three claws each and are lined with purple markings too. Avalugg back is a resting place for Bergmite.
Bombs

**Bombs** appeared in 1998 TV series called *Seijuu Sentai Gingaman*. Bombs (ボンブス) is a cannon-themed Majin. He planted bombs in various places of the town. He is killed by Steel Starbeast GigaPhoenix & Super Armor Shine Gingaioh and later by the Megarangers in Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger.
Black End

**Black End** appeared in 1975 TV series called *Ultraman Leo*. Black End (ブラックエンド *Burakku Endo*) is a monster who appeared in the TV series, *Ultraman Leo*. He appeared at the end of episode 50 and episode 51.

The last monster used by Black Directive, Black End was unleashed on Tokyo. Devastating the city, the creature awaited for its challenger to come, but Gen refused to turn into Ultraman Leo again. Denied his fight, the monster burrowed under ground and waited for the hero to regain his confidence. The time came in the next day, and as Black End began to rip the city apart again, Gen transformed into Ultraman Leo.

The dragon-like creature lashed out, but Leo managed to get the upper hand. To prevent the beast from losing, Black Directive took Toru Umeda as a hostage. Allowing himself to be beat down, all looked grim for the giant until Ultraseven encouraged him to show the enemies his powers & several children that he trained for the past few months attack Black Directive.

Able to fight back, Leo tossed the creature aside and grabbed Black Directive’s crystal orb, energized it, and then threw it. The orb exploded on contact, killing Black End and for Leo killing the last of Directive's servant, Black Star.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Black End can fly by retracting his limbs into his orb-like body.
* **Flames**: Black End can emit a deadly stream of fire from his mouth.
* **Burrowing**: Black End can burrow at moderate speeds.
* **Spikes Arms**: Black End can use his spikes in the front as arms to battle his enemy's with.
* **Retractable Spikes**: When needed, Black End can also extend large spikes from the holes covering his body.
Boat Org

The **Boat Org** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger*. The Boat Org is an Org Spirit from the sea finding a sunken boat, the armored Boat Org was intercepted by the Gaorangers, but escapes underwater after wounding GaoBlue. GaoBlue battles the Org the next day until the other Gaorangers arrive, but in spite of the Duke Orgs' aid, Boat Org attacks Gaoranger and Orgette alike. GaoBlue manages to use the crane to get the bottle on the monster's shoulder before the gang kills him with the Hyakujuuken. TsueTsue revives Boat Org, who overpowers GaoKing Sword & Shield. It was by GaoGiraffe's arrival that Boat Org was the first to be killed by GaoKing Spear.
Black-Backed Jackal

The **Black-Backed Jackal** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Black-Backed Jackal is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Black-Backed Jackal has short, slightly messy tan hair and yellow-green irides. She wears a tan shirt with a black front, which has white crescent patterns in it - this mirrors patterns found in a real black-backed jackal. She also has a white undershirt with a large, puffy collar, tied with a ribbon. She wears white gloves which turn tan at the back, a tan skirt, socks of the same color, and white and tan shoes tied with white ribbons. Like all Friends, she has the traits of the animal species she belongs to - this being the puffy tail and the ears of a black-backed jackal.

In real life, the black-backed jackal comes from Africa, and gets its name due to its black 'saddle' pattern across its back. The rest of its fur is a reddish color, close to tan. The black-backed jackal also makes an appearance in the novel *The Jungle Book*, where it's treated as one of the lowest animals in the jungle and referred to as a 'dish-licker'.

These jackals are known to be one of the more vocal animals in the animal kingdom. It's not uncommon to hear jackals crying out in the early evening, responding and hearing one another until an eerie chorus is created. Should a predator like a lion or leopard try to sneak through jackal territory and is caught, the finding jackal will tail the predator while yapping in order to give away its position.

Black-backed jackals are excellent runners. This can be achieved due to the fused bones in the jackal's forelimbs, which allow it to go at 12 to 16 kilometres per hour for extended periods of time. This comes in handy when hunting, catching birds, lizards, and small-to-medium sized mammals in an ambush strategy. When live food isn't around, jackals won't shy away from scavenging. Such tactics include stealing meat from the kills of other animals, and eating human refuse.

When black-backed jackals find a mate, they are often partners for life. A jackal hierarchy often consists of the couple at the very top, and their offspring below them. The social group may also benefit from adult jackals from other litters that were split up somehow. Pups are born within a burrow located inside the jackal couple's territory. A jackal's territory range can reach as large as 10.6 kilometers, or 6.5 miles.

Despite being well-known threats to livestock and rabies carriers, the black-backed jackal enjoys a life of little predatory or human threats to their population. While people have set up traps and attempted population control for the jackals, any efforts only make a minor dent in the number of jackals in the wild.
Bluebird (Super Mario RPG)

**Bluebird** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Bluebirds are creatures wearing blue bird costumes who serve as bodyguards to Valentina in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Mario and co. encounter these creatures inside the palace at Nimbus Land. In battle, they can utilize ice based attacks like Crystal and Blizzard and have high magic defense, so magic attacks do not hurt them much. They can easily resist ice and sleep attacks, but are weak against fire attacks. They also have relatives called Birdies who have better physical stats, but lower magic stats as well as reversed strength and weaknesses. If they are hit by a physical attack, they might get confused, therefore attacking themselves or their allies.
Black Dragon

The **Black Dragon** appeared in 1992 videogame called *Dragon Quest V*. Black dragons are powerful dragons with a large pair of wings on their backs, a long tail, white horns, black scales, and light brown on their undersides and wing membranes. However, when the dragons first appeared, their entire bodies were pitch black.

The black dragon is a dangerous monster that utilizes nearly every part of its body as a weapon. It can bite down on enemies with their razor-sharp fangs, swipe at multiple foes with their long and powerful tails, and it can breathe out intense flames, as well of those of pure darkness while casting magic, though only in *X*. In some spinoff games, they are also capable of breathing out flames of pure darkness or exhaling intense blasts of wind, as well. Their scales make them impervious to many forms of attack. In most cases, they are not as powerful as their golden-scaled cousins, with the *Joker* series of games being a notable exception.
Bluebird Imagin

The **Bluebird Imagin** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Kamen Rider Den-O*. Bluebird Imagin (ブルーバードイマジン *Burūbādo Imajin*) is an evil Imagin that appeared in *Kamen Rider Den-O*. The Bluebird Imagin is similar to the Owl Imagin, but can create balls of "fireworks" to throw as weapons. In his first encounter with Sword Form and Deneb, the Bluebird Imagin escapes to fulfill Tooru's wish for his wife to see the fireworks, the Bluebird Imagin fulfill the wish by using his firework on her. He later wounds Deneb while abducting Tooru, with the contract fulfilled. In the past, the Bluebird Imagin is halted by Sword Form, fighting it until he assumes Climax Form.

Another Bluebird Imagin was amongst the massive army of Imagin that invaded both the past and the present as part of Kai's plan to ensure the Imagins' future.
Beezo

**Beezo** appeared in 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 2*. Beezos, also known as **Shy Aways** in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*, are a species of Shy Guys that first appeared in *Super Mario Bros. 2*. Beezos use bidents as weapons and have insect-like wings on their back, which allow them to fly.
Blaz

**Blaz** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Blaz is Dr. Wattz's creation and faithful servant. He helps him around his lab and is the target of the Doctor's craziest and most relentless experiments. The treatment he receives has made Blaz very resilient, despite his frail appearance.

Blaz is an outstanding Metal support who has access to many supportive and offensive effects for his role, the most notable being his outstanding PER skill as it bypasses many annoying effects. He is also able to cleanse his team and apply torture immunity, which helps against the many teams who use tortures for their damage output. That's not all, he's also capable of giving a small shield and Skill Mirror to his team, which comes in handy. Not only are his moves great, it's nearly everything else, too! His trait may not seem impressive, but his Status Caster protects his entire team from the most dangerous and popular form of denial; CDA. Possession immunity ensures he always helps his team and hurts his enemies. With his amazing support relics and the highest OG Mythic speed, it's no wonder he was a top pick back in the OG Mythic Era.
Black Soil Snake

The **Black Soil Snake** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Toriko*. The Black Soil Snake (クロヅチヘビ) is a breed of a large snake with a spiky and somewhat skeletal appearance that is native to the forests of the Islandhorse.

The Black Soil Snake is a large serpentine reptile with dark brown skin (black in the original submission) and an ivory underbelly. The sides of its body are covered in rows of spikes, 14 on each side. Between some of its spikes it has what appears to be small fins, having a total of 4 pairs of them. The tip of its tail has a parted shape making it resemble a leaf-shaped tail fin with white tips. Its head is covered with a type of white skeletal-like armor which covers the entirety of its face with the exception of a small section between its eyes and mouth. The head armor appears to be flexible enough for it to move its jaw freely, and its mouth is full of sharp teeth. Its eyes are yellow and have slit black pupils.

Black Soil Snakes appear to be carnivorous hunters, as shown by the one that chased Komatsu and Safla on the Islandhorse. It does not seem to mind cooperating with other beasts, such as the Broccobats in order to subdue its prey, indicating that it may be a cooperative creature or that the two species share a symbiotic relationship.

A Black Soil Snake along with some Broccobats were first seen chasing Komatsu and Safla while they were on the Islandhorse. After a long chase, they finally managed to corner the two, but before they could attack them the beasts were knocked out by a falling Yashimodoki and a Roboster that were sent flying earlier by Coco and Sunny who had been on the Gourmet Carriage when it was passing by the Islandhorse.
Bomb Shell

This **Bomb Shell** is one of the trappable Magic villains in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. He was encountered on the Chef Zeppelin, leading the Skylanders on a chase across the deck. Bomb Shell was finally cornered near the back of the deck, where he was taken down and trapped.

## Powers and Abilities

As a trapped villain, Bomb Shell throws single bombs that explode and do area damage as his main attack. His secondary attack causes him to spin forward quickly while entering his shell, damaging enemies in the way.

During his boss fight, he throw bombs that release magical purple fire in the area for continuous damage. When hit enough times, he can be flipped over, making him unable to attack until he recovers.
Black Bogmire

The **Black Bogmire** appeared in 2001 video game called *Luigi's Mansion*. A Black Bogmire (also referred to as a **Bogmire Shadow**) is a weak "clone" of the actual Bogmire, found in the game *Luigi's Mansion*. They attack Luigi, but Luigi can use them as projectiles to defeat Bogmire. Luigi can suck up a Black Bogmire with his Poltergust, which gets stuck as a ball on its nozzle. Luigi can then aim and blast it at Bogmire to make it vulnerable. After hitting Bogmire with a Black Bogmire, Luigi may need to avoid Black Bogmires while trying to capture Bogmire itself with the Poltergust. They come in two sizes. Small Black Bogmires are about as big as Luigi, whereas large ones are nearly twice his size. The smaller ones are easier to suck up, but the larger ones do a better job of weakening Bogmire, thereby allowing Luigi to deplete more of its health.
Bolajo

**Bolajo** appeared in 1999 TV series called *Heisei Ultraseven*. Bolajo (ボラジョ) is a space bioweapon that appeared in *Heisei Ultraseven*.

A biological weapon made in a Remojian laboratory, Bolajo was carried on a Alien Remojo terrorist ship as a fruit to rebel against the peaceful Remojo race.

Then the Remojo police blew up the terrorist ship leaving Bolajo's fruit seed in South America. Then the Ultra Garrison heard about Bolajo's fruit seeds and they tried to destroy them. Bolajo seeds were almost destroyed until Remojo Mu Pyo was absorbed with one Bolajo seed turning it into its true form. Bolajo then trapped Ultra Hawk 3 with its vines. Then one of the Ultra Garrison members, Kazamori, turned into Ultraseven and stopped Bolajo with his Wide Shot.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Gas**: Bolajo can release harmful gas from his mouth.
* **Shockwaves**: By spinning himself rapidly, Bolajo can create an explosive shockwaves sending these tremors in straight lines towards its enemies.
* **Shock Vines**: Bolajo has vines that can be used as whips or tentacles, ensnaring victims and pulling them into the air. Once holding prey, the vines can surge paralyzing shocks into an opponent's body.
* **Super Speed**: Bolajo can charge at high speed.
Bomb-Bat

**Bomb-Bat** appeared in the video game called *Virtual Boy Wario Land*. They can be described as bats that hold Spike Bombs with their feet. Their color cannot be accurately described within the game, since the Virtual Boy only has the ability to display images in black and red (or alternatively black and white in a raw game rip). However, their artwork portrays them as blue-bodied with yellow ears and wings, holding a red bomb. They are encountered in most of the levels in the game, being a common and basic enemy. They are found in open areas with plenty of room to fly around.
Bomber

**Bomber** appeared in the 1993 video game called *Kirby´s Adventure*. He is a weak, accident-prone missile-type enemy with legs and a skull painted on either side. His metallic-looking exterior is actually really delicate, so one wrong move and he shatters, leaving his highly flammable insides to erupt out of the cracks in his damaged body, creating an explosion and instantaneously taking out Bomber in the process. This explosion KOs all enemies on-screen, though it will only hurt Kirby if he gets too close. Bomber is often perched dangerously close to the edge of a platform and then falls off promptly after Kirby comes on-screen.
Bomb Boo

**Bomb Boo** appeared in 2007 video game called *Super Mario Galaxy*. Bomb Boos are the explosive, black-colored variety of the Boos that appear in *Super Mario Galaxy*, *Super Mario Galaxy 2*, *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions*, and *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*.
Bolgils

**Bolgils** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Ultraman Cosmos*. Bolgils (ボルギルス *Borugirusu*) is a monster from *Ultraman Cosmos*.

Bolgils was a monster that arose from underground to feed on energy. It was first met by opposition from EYES when they tried to subdue the monster with an energy net, but Bolgils's crystal easily absorbed it. After shooting at Musashi's jet in frustration, Bolgils burrowed away feeling threatened. Bolgils rose once again to feed on the energy of SRC's facility. Even after the new invention of the Techno Plasma, Bolgils continued his assault to try and feed. Finally Musashi transformed into Ultraman Cosmos to battle the monster himself, and despite the battle seeming evenly matched, Ultraman Cosmos stopped Bolgils's hunger by sending the monster to sleep with the Luna Pure.

Bolgils was then sent to Kapuya Island where he would live with other monsters that's rampages were stopped by Cosmos. During his time on the island, Bolgils made good friends with the mole monster Mogrudon. During Chaos Darkness's final attack on Earth, Bolgils (as well as Lidorias and Mogrudon) assisted Ultraman Cosmos in weakening Chaos Darkness long enough for Ultraman Cosmos to purify the evil entity once and for all.

Bolgils would later be seen in the film, *Ultraman Cosmos Vs Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle* where he would team up with Lidorias, Golmede, and Don Ron in battling against the Gloker armies. At first the monsters had the upperhand in taking down the Gloker Pawns, but were soon beaten and driven off once the Glokers transformed into Gloker Rook.

Bolgils reappeared in the film, *Ultraman Saga*.

Several Bolgils, large and small, are seen with other monsters on Planet Juran along with Musashi and his family. During the mid credits, an adult Bolgils and a juvenile watch the sunset from a cliff, with Musashi and his family riding on top of the juvenile.

Bolgils reappears in the series spin-off of *Ultraman Orb*. In the trailer of the next episode, only the back and tail of the monster is seen.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Absorption**: The crystal on Bolgils's back can absorb energy that comes into contact with the monster.
* **Fireballs**: Bolgils can spit fireballs from his mouth, medium in strength.
* **Burrowing**: Bolgils can burrow at medium speeds.
Beheeyem

**Beheeyem** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Beheeyem is a Cerebral Pokémon. By flashing its fingers in multiple colors, Beheeyem has the power to control its opponents' minds and overwrite their memories. You don't remember meeting this Pokémon? How interesting...

Beheeyem is a tan extraterrestrial Pokémon with an oblong head that features depressions on both sides. It has black, symmetrical lines going down the front of its head. Under the rim of its head, there lay two glowing green eyes with small black pupils. It has a tan "collar" and four dots on its chest of the same color. Beheeyem's arms have three finger-like digits: one red, one green, and one yellow. It has a rim underneath its main body, under which are two small legs.
Blizzy

**Blizzy** appeared in 2017 video game called *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. Blizzy is one of two midbosses of Sherbet Desert in *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. As their name suggests, they are a Rabbid fused with a flurry, with three icy orbs circling them. They are fought alongside their stronger ally, Sandy.

Blizzy's only actual damaging attack consists of shooting a single beam from their orbs. They also have an indefinite "line of sight" technique that allows them to shoot characters before their turn begins. If Sandy is defeated, Blizzy continues fighting until they are defeated as well. Blizzy normally stays at the back of the battle and deal damage from a distance, while their counterpart, Sandy, usually runs straight into battle.

There is a challenge in the Lava Pit featuring combat against four Blizzies.
Black-Headed Ibis

The **Black-Headed Ibis** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Kemono Friends Pavilion*. The Black-Headed Ibis is a type of Friend that first appeared in a collaborative event with the Niigata Anime and Manga Festival.

Black-Headed Ibis' hair is black in color. As an allusion to the bird's long beak, a lengthy bang stretches down from one side of her face all the way to her waist. At the back of her head, she sports a pair of pigtails. A set of small white wings protrudes from the top of her head, their color matching the feathers of her tail. Her eyes are colored dark brown.

Black-Headed Ibis wears a white coat with a pleated skirt and sleeve cuffs. Its fuzzy collar is held together by a black ribbon. Underneath her skirt, Black-Headed Ibis wears black leggings and shoes of matching color. She additionally dons a pair of black opera gloves.

The black-headed ibis is a species of bird that can be found in regions of southern Asia, including India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and southern China. It primarily resides in areas such as wetlands, marshes, rivers and lakes. Black-headed ibises typically feed in groups, both alongside coastlines and inland. Through probing and pecking, they take prey such as worms, fish and frogs.

The plumage of a black-headed ibis is primarily white, with orange marks on the undersides of its wings. Its head, neck and legs are featherless, exposing its black-colored skin. The ibis' eyes and long downcurved bill are likewise black.

This species tends to nest in colonies, after the monsoon's rainy season. Males court females through display flights and sparring. After mating, paired ibises usually build stick nests on trees nearby water, although they also nest on partially submerged shrubs. The male gathers sticks, whereas the female constructs the nest itself. She then lays 2-4 eggs, which are incubated over the next 23-25 days.

While there are few, if any, cases of predation on adults, young ibises often fall victim to house and jungle crows. Factors such as human disturbance, pollution, hunting and agricultural conversion have additionally contributed to a suspected decline of the overall ibis population. The species is, however, increasing in certain regions.
Black egg

The **Black egg** appeared in 2001 video game called *Wario Land 4*. The black egg is an enemy in the Game Boy Advance game *Wario Land 4*. It appears exclusively in the final battle against the Golden Diva, being the third of the five creatures that she produces in an attempt to harm Wario. It is a black egg with orange spots that hatches into a black-colored duck. The Golden Diva throws these eggs at Wario, which will break and hatch black ducks if they hit the ground. The ducks, when hatched, seem harmless at first. They waddle across the screen innocently and can be defeated by a simple ram or Smash Attack. But within a few seconds of hatching, they will start to flash yellow, greatly speeding up their pace and will detonate if they come in contact with Wario, causing him damage. If Wario is not nearby, the ducks will blow up of their own accord within a short amount of time. In order to counter the Golden Diva's attack, Wario must catch the black eggs when the Golden Diva throws them towards the ground. He can then throw them back upwards, which he must do before it detonates. If the egg, when thrown, comes in contact with the Diva's face, it will hatch and the duck will immediately detonate, inflicting damage on the Golden Diva.

Normal egg enemies, which accompany Cuckoo Condor, behave very similar to black eggs but are less aggressive.
Bigfoot (A Goofy Movie)

The **Bigfoot** appeared in the 1995 movie called *A Goofy Movie*. Bigfoot, also known as **Sasquatch**, is a large, hairy, ape-like creature thought by some to inhabit the Pacific Northwest of North America. While the existence of Bigfoot has been a subject of debate and mystery in the real world, Bigfoot (and occasionally Bigfoots) has appeared as a notable character throughout some Disney media.
Boaboa

The **Boaboa** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Monster Hunter World: Iceborne*. Boaboa are a tribe of Lynian introduced in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

The Boaboa have the basic shape of a Grimalkyne, but exhibit much thicker, white fur and a bulkier frame. They wear crude imitations of Popo heads as masks, with the tusk's tips painted in colors that correspond to the status ailment each individual Boaboa uses in combat.

The Boaboa are capable of using many different status ailments to damage their foes. They feed on Popo, but also show reverence to the creatures, dressing up to look like them and travelling with the herds through the Hoarfrost Reach. Young Boaboa can undergo a sort of rite of passage where they hunt a Beotodus. If they survive, they are seen as heroes in the tribe.
Blancwing (Dragon Knight)

**Blancwing** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight*. Blancwing is a giant mechanical swan which is Siren's Advent Beast.

## Uses

Siren slots her cards in the crossguard of her rapier called the Blancvisor. Can be used as a weapon if she doesn't have enough time to slot her cards.

* **Attack Vent**: Summons Blancwing to directly attack her enemies.
* **Sword Vent**: Conjures a twin blade-like weapon
* **Guard Vent**: Conjures a shield and shoot feathers to confuse enemies.
* **Final Vent**: Summons Blancwing for Siren's Final Vent. Blancwing attacks the enemy from behind by producing a gust with its wings sending them flying into the path of Siren's sword attack.
* **Link Vent**: Unites and unleashes the power of all of 13 Final Vents.
BlackAgumon

**BlackAgumon** appeared in the 2002 video game called *Digimon World 3*. BlackAgumon is a Reptile Digimon. It has grown up and become able to walk on two legs, and has an appearance like a tiny dinosaur. Because it is still on the way to adulthood, its power is low, but as its personality is quite ferocious, it doesn't understand fear. It has grown hard, sharp claws on its hands and feet, and demonstrates its power in battle. It is also a being that foretells digivolution to a great and powerful Digimon. BlackAgumon is a short and stout Tyrannosaurus Rex-like Digimon standing about 3 feet tall, and has ash black skin and light green eyes. It also has flattened forearms with broad, three-clawed hands, though early artwork for the Digimon virtual pet depicted its hands with four claws, and distinct pectoral muscles. Its legs and arms are shown to be very vascular. Its tail is stubby, and its head and snout are almost as large as the rest of its body.

## Attacks

* **Pepper Breath** (*Baby Flame*): Spits flame breath from its mouth to attack the opponent.
* **Spitfire**

Attacks in *Digimon Rumble Arena 2*

* **Claw Uppercut** (*Uppercut*)
* **Claw Attack** (*Mach Jab*)
* **Flying Kick**
Birdramon

**Birdramon** appeared in the 1999 TV shows called *Digimon Adventure*. Birdramon is a Giant Bird Digimon. It has an appearance shrouded in blazing flames. Just like Meramon, it is a Digimon that was generated from the Internet's defensive "Firewall". It flaps its gigantic wings, and flies about the sky. Although its personality is in no way combative, it unleashes counterattacks against attacking enemies to a furious degree.

## Attacks

* **Meteor Wing**: Flaps its wings and hurls its feathers like meteors.
Blackfeather

**Blackfeather** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Blackfeather was Captain Copperbeard's beloved pet parrot until he got lost in a massive storm of Stardust which caught his spaceship while it was sailing through outer space. Blackfeather was devoured by the Stardust and then reborn as a Cosmic Spirit! If he can find his way back to the spaceship, he'll become the new flagship member of the crew.

Blackfeather is a good Magic denier that utilizes Blinds and Possession to shut his opponents down. He has a single target 0 CD Total Blind + Possession that's spammable, an AoE Possession, he can apply Curse to his opponents and Regen his own Stamina at the same time, and one of his skills even gives an opponent an Extra Turn, which when paired up with an Anticipation ally, makes for an incredible combo. He has really nice Speed, a decent trait, and good Relic Slots on top of everything else. Essence gives him a 2nd life with Uriel's, and Amulet can allow him to deny further with Sherezar's. Be wary that a lot of his best skills don't deal damage, so if you run Sherry's Amulet make sure to also put on one of his damaging skills to activate it.
Black Dome

**Black Dome** appeared in the 1975 TV series called *Ultraman Leo*. After Ultraman Leo brutally killed Silver Bloome, Commander Black used his crystal ball to summon his second saucer beast, Black Dome. The crustacean-like beast was quick to transform and head to the Earth. Due to the destruction of MAC by his predecessor, there was no warning for humanity. But as the saucer creature flew through the sky, a group of children spotted the monster's descent and took pictures. Reacting to the flashes, Black Dome emitted some return, attracting it to the children. Upon its master's command, Black Dome unfolded its true form and began its onslaught with its acid foam and pincers. Luckily for the city, Gen arrived on the scene as the beast badly injured the children's parents. Taking a piece of metal, he drove it into a crack in the monster's exoskeleton. Hit in the weak spot, the monster roared in agony and retreated into its small form. Black Dome was eventually discovered by Gen and a young boy, causing it to become its giant form again. The beast pursued the two, but Gen transformed right as it was about to reach him. Leo took on the beast, but was soon burned with acid. With his foe stunned, Black Dome attacked him, managing to pin him on the ground with his pincer but Leo broke free and spun rapidly in the air, knocking the acid off. The monster tried to attack again with its acid but Leo avoided it. With an opening, Leo fired the Ultra Cross Beam into the beast's mouth, causing acidic foam to erupt from all over the monster's body. Roaring in pain, Leo put Black Dome out misery with his Wrist Beam, blowing the monster to bits.

## Powers and Abilities

* Flight: Like his kin, Black Dome can transform into a saucer form to fly through space. He can also hover the air outside of this form.
* Flashes: Black Dome can emit flashes of light from his body he uses foe communication.
* Size Change: Like most Black Directive's saucer monsters, Black Dome can alter his size at will.
* Acidic Foam: Black Dome can spit acidic foam from his mouth capable dissolving buildings and people in seconds.
* Pincer: Black Dome has a strong pincer on his left arm he can use effectively melee combat.
Bird Comb Mask

The **Bird Comb Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Bird Comb Mask (トサカ仮面 *Tosaka Kamen*) is the third of Black Cross Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask's Masked Monsters. Bird Comb Mask lead a multi-stage plan controlled by Golden Mask: first to brainwash an entire town through their water supply in order to make them docile and work for them. Then via this controlled town set up a special "Earthquake Bomb", where one master bomb is placed there to control several mini-bombs underground; when the main bomb goes off, the smaller mini-bombs likewise blow causing a massive earthquake to sink Tokyo into the ground. When Peggy and Asuka discover the Black Cross at a water plant to prevent the first part of the plan from being interfered, they intervene and discover the tainted water, realizing that they had to get to the source in order to root out the Black Cross' position.

Realizing that a direct attack on the town would lead to a disaster, Peggy instead sneaks into the town on foot, trying to root out Bird Comb Mask and the Zolders before they realize she is in the city and begin to attack her whenever she appears in person or on one of the security cameras set throughout town. Realizing she could be discovered due to knowing the plan, Peggy begins to use clever disguises, including a bride, a traditional fire fighter and a tennis player to sneak around and discover where Bird Comb Mask was setting up the Earthquake Bomb. However her cover is nearly blown: first due to Asuka likewise sneaking into the town through disguises and trying to find her to help her with the plan; second due to a crazy truck driver who instantly recognized Peggy when she disguised herself as a foreigner and nearly rooted her out for the Black Cross accidentally over his love for her.

Eventually Peggy and Asuka sneak into the base and become able to trace the chemicals drugging the city and stop the Earthquake Bomb while the other Gorengers emerge to assist them. Peggy personally attacks Bird Comb Mask with her Earring Bombs prior to the Gorengers finally finishing him with a Gorenger Hurricane transformed into a set of teeth that bite right into his face.

## Arsenals

Bird Comb Mask's main weapon is a chicken foot staff that he can use to attack as well as fire bullets from. He also has a knife within his comb that can make him impervious to attacks from above. He is capable of jumping high and disguise himself as a human.
Blandon

**Blandon** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Blandon (Japanese: カゲロー *Kagerō*) is a Rank B, Wind-attribute Yo-kai of the Shady tribe.

Blandon evolves from Dimmy starting at level 24.

A purple scroll rising from darkness, he wears a some sort black vest with fish net shirt underneath the vest and fish net wrist cuffs worn on his wrist. Blandon also wears a red flowing scarf on. He is holding a shuriken.

Blandon is a good spy, but wants more recognition for this.

As an evolution of Dimmy he can conceal his presence and cause those around him to not realize he is there, making him a great spy.

He presumably is proficient with his ninja star.
Blowkade

**Blowkade** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Blowkade (Japanese: **トオセンボン** *Tōsenbon*) is a Rank D Water-attribute Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Blowkade resembles a porcupine blowfish with humanoid bulky arms and comparatively slender legs. His scales are brown-colored in the top and cream-colored in the belly.
Blips

**Blips** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch*. Blips (Japanese: 青くちびる *Ao-kuchibiru*) is a Rank C Drain-attribute Yo-kai of the Mysterious tribe.

Blips looks a little humanoid because of her short arms and head, at the top of her head, she has a circle with black hair on top. She has ears and it looks as if her eyes are inside of her ears, in the center of her head she has a giant mouth with purple lip gloss and yellow teeth. She wears a green kimono with a brown waistband.

The person inspirited by Blips would have blue lips.
Bomb Shadow

**Bomb Shadow** appeared in 2014 TV series called *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. Bomb Shadow (バクダンシャドー *Bakudan Shadō*) is a Shadow Monster that appears in Episode 8 of *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. This Shadow Monster was sent by Nero to a town the ToQgers stopped in when they were looking for the Diesel Ressha. During his first fight with the ToQgers, ToQ 1 sent him flying into the distance with a kick to the bum, exploding in the air. Dumbfounded, the ToQgers nevertheless went over to Bomb Shadow's death site, only to run into a cloud of black smoke that came from it.

After clearing out the Train of the smoke, several blobs of sentient smoke was left, and when the Train started to move, one of those blobs exploded on Red Ressha's controls, taking out the brakes and making the Ressha accelerate, with another one landing on Tokkati, forming into a Clone Mini Bomb (分身系ミニ爆弾 Bunshin-kei Mini Bakudan) that stuck to the ToQger.

The main blob formed into Bomb Shadow himself in a new, miniature spider-like body, and told the ToQgers that if they don't catch him and press the button on his head, that the bomb will blow up if the Ressha goes off the rails, as well as adding the risk of saying what will happen if Tokkati falls or tries to remove it.

After minutes of trying to capture the irritating Monster and avoid disaster by narrowly clearing a turn at their current speed, the ToQgers then tricked Bomb Shadow into thinking they got rid of Tokkati's bomb by having ToQ 4gou pose as Tokkati, leaving the shocked Kaijin open for ToQ 3gou to grab him and pressed the button on his head, then threw the bomb and Bomb Shadow out of the speeding Train to explode harmlessly. His plan was further thwarted when ToQ 1gou arrived with the newly revitalized Diesel Ressha to stop the speeding Ressha by linking up the Ressha and hitting the brakes as hard as he could.

Irritated, he then tries to blow up the ToQgers, only for them to surround the Shadow Monster and destroy him with their Train's weapons.

Bomb Shadow was among the Shadow Monsters that were brought back as ghosts by Tombstone Shadow, they were weaker than when they were living and unable to grow when defeated. He was destroyed again by ToQ 2gou's "Tokatti Super Beam".
Blackout

**Blackout** is a black dragon who is the Dark core Skylander in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. Despite knowing of his sinister origins, Blackout shows bravery, compassion, and encouragement towards others. Like all Skylanders of his element, Blackout sees no relation between the Dark element and The Darkness. Blackout hails from the Realm of Dreams, where the collective imagination of all the creatures in the universe come together to create beautiful wonders... and terrible nightmares. At a young age, he was recruited into the Dark Stygian – a Dragon Clan whose chief responsibility was to create nightmares for evil creatures as a way to discourage them from doing more villainy. But the clan began to abuse their power, and soon spread nightmares far and wide for its own amusement. But Blackout would not stand for it. So he learned to teleport directly into the nightmares the clan created and fought the creatures within. Eventually, the nightmares reached as far as Master Eon, who witnessed Blackout’s courage within his own dreams. After helping him put a stop to the Dark Stygian, Eon then made Blackout a Skylander, serving as the protector of the Realm of Dreams and beyond!
Bobo

**Bobo** appeared in the video game called *Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3* and *Wario Land II*. It is a giant bird and the guard of the ship belonging to the Black Sugar Gang. He appears as the fifth and second boss in *Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3* and *Wario Land II*, respectively. In both games, he is the boss of the SS Tea Cup stage.