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Face Ball

**Face Ball** appeared in the video game called *Virtual Boy Wario Land*. Face Balls are large, levitating balls with a face that resembles a Phanto mask. They are found in decorated rooms that show mounted masks of Face Ball on the walls of the background. The real Face Ball will begin to flash and come to life as Wario enters the room and approaches it.

The path ahead is sealed as the Face Ball moves into the stage's foreground. It then produces three Little Face Balls, smaller versions of the enemy with spikes protruding from their underside. Little Face Balls will float towards the ground, harming Wario if he makes contact with the spikes. After releasing them, the Face Ball then moves across the screen while releasing a harmful substance from its mouth. This can be interrupted if Wario bumps or stomps on the Face Ball. This will cause it to bounce around the room and release another round of Little Face Balls.

Little Face Balls can be stunned by stomping the top of their head. They can then be thrown at the large Face Ball, causing the mini-boss to shrink and fall out of sight in the background. The path to the next room will also open up. There are a total of four Face Ball rooms in the stage.
FaZe Rug Pro

**FaZe Rug Pro** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. FaZe Rug managed to separate his body from his car, but a freak accident turned his hands into flaming weapons. However, the new and improved FaZe Rug Pro finds them pretty useful in battle!

FaZe Rug Pro is a Fire Attacker with Double Damage, Fire Weakness, Blind and Burn skills.
Fanloid

The **Fanloid** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The Fanloid (ファンロイド, *Fanroido*) (X-10) is a Metaloid that Enter created when he used the "to blow off" (Fukitobasu) Metavirus to infect a fan in his plan to get Blue Buster alone and exploit his Weak point as so he would be disabled to fight.

It has a fan on it's chest that can spin to either emit a powerful gust or be reversed to become a vacuum. He also spoke in sentences that relate to air in someway.

With Ryuji near critical, Gorisaki Banana made the very risky choice of using himself as a shield, standing up long enough for Ryuji to disable the Fanloid with a shot from the Ichigan Buster to the fan, then was deleted with a Special Buster shot.

## Mechalius

An alternate version of Fanloid existed as part of the Machine Empire Mechalius, the evil force which threatened Earth in place of Vaglass in the alternate reality of the Dobutsu Sentai Go-Busters. He fought in the initial invasion with an alternate Steamloid against the Go-Busters who entered "Animal Crush Formation", stacking into the "Go-Buster Tower" and shooting them with their Ichigan Busters, then finishing them off with the Go-Buster Ball.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Wind Manipulation**: Since the Fanloid was created from a fan, he can use this ability to either emit a powerful gust or be reversed to become a vacuum.

## See Also

* FanZord
* Turbotron
Firael

**Firael** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. When the leaders of the Underworld discovered that Ragnael had left them to become part of the Good Legions, they swore to destroy him. Fortunately, Firyna was there to lend a helping hand. Together they mixed their Cells to create a monster designed to defend Ragnael: Firael!

Firael is a nice early game Support, providing a lot of really nice effects for your team which includes Stamina Regeneration, NER, and Damage Boosts. He's held back a bit by his mediocre stats and lack of other Support monster staples like healing and PER.
Ferrata

**Ferrata** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Ferrata grew up in her sister Basthet's palace and had the life of a royal, but all she wanted to do was to go out into the world and earn everyone's respect as Basthet had done before. When she expressed her feelings, Basthet understood immediately: "If you work hard enough, you can be 10 times better than me." Thus, with her sister's blessing, Ferrata started her new life.

Ferrata is a pretty good Metal support. Despite this, she fits the role nicely as well, supporting her team by removing any negative effects they may have, alongside giving them Shields and Damage Mirrors. Her relic slots allow for some solid support from the relics she has access to alone. Her trait has also long been anticipated (no pun intended), the great Anticipation! Ferrata also has great Speed and Health to support her team too. There are some flaws to her however. While her trait is great, it makes her easily denied due to her only protection being Hardened. Secondly, almost every Damage Mirror she gives is incomplete, including the one in her Status Caster. This means all damage reflected from Damage Mirror will only be a fraction of it. She also cannot support herself well if she's the last one standing, nor can she fight off enemies, again, due to her Damage Mirrors also being incomplete, she cannot defeat them by reflecting their attacks. Her Stamina Costs are also quite steep at times, but she can give Stamina Regeneration to combat this if one thinks they're a more major problem. Overall, Ferrata is a solid Support, but outclassed by other anti attackers.
Fire P-Pakkun

**Fire P-Pakkun** appeared in 1990 video game called *Super Mario World*. Fire P-Pakkun are fire breathing versions of Jumping Piranha Plants that only appear in *Super Mario World* and its remake in Cookie Mountain and the Special Zone. They mainly appear in the level Outrageous. A lone Fire P-Pakkun is also found in the level Groovy, and another one is found in Funky. They behave a lot like Jumping Piranha Plants except that they can also spit two fireballs similar to Fire Piranha Plants, though a Fire P-Pakkun's fireball goes in two separate directions. They are rare as there are only seven of them that appear in the entire game.
Farigiraf

**Farigiraf** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Farigiraf is a Long Neck Pokémon.

Farigiraf is a giraffe-like Pokémon. Its body and the upper section of its hoofed legs are colored orange while its belly and the lower section of its legs are colored light yellow. Brown spots surround the base of its long brown neck, which has orange spots on its front and triangular spines on its back, each tipped with a yellow arrow-like mark. Its main head is orange with a yellow section on its muzzle and a pink snout. The main head also has eyelashes and three brown spots below each eye. Surrounding its main head is a round, black secondary head with yellow eyes, several triangular teeth, and four bulbous ossicones.

Farigiraf's psychic energy is increased through thick nerves that connect its two brains, one of which was located in its tail before evolution. While cautious of its surroundings and able to act and detect danger instantly, Farigiraf's body can not always react as fast as its brains think.

## Powers and Abilities

Farigiraf are capable of emitting psychic power from the antennae atop its head. The secondary head that now covers Farigiraf's main head is both a good offensive and defensive tool, as it is able to close its teeth and create a strong helmet for Farigiraf. When the secondary head's teeth are closed, Farigiraf will whip its neck around for strong physical damage.
Fearow

**Fearow** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Fearow is a Beak Pokémon. It's unclear how long Fearow has been around, but ancient artwork seems to depict this long-beaked Pokémon. Its untiring wings enable it to fly the whole day through, even when it's carrying something that heavy.

Fearow is a large, mostly brown avian Pokémon with a vulturine neck and broad, powerful wings. It has a long, pointed, pink beak and a decorative red coxcomb on top of its head. Its narrow eyes have very small pupils and do not appear to have colored irises. It has shaggy, feathers at the base of its neck and covering the upper portion of its wings. These feathers are cream-colored, as are the tips of its flight feathers. Its sharp-clawed talons are pink, with three toes pointing forward and one pointing backward.

Fearow has been around mostly unchanged for many years, as a Pokémon resembling it has been seen on ancient murals. Its large wings and stamina allow it to fly for an entire day without landing. Its long neck and beak allow it to pluck prey from both land and water, and it has even been known to steal from unwary humans. It will shoot upward, and then dive down to catch prey. It will also catch tiny insects that hide underground and circle the ocean for fish. Fearow is found in wastelands and desolate fields.
Faux Kappa

**Faux Kappa** appeared in 2014 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 2*. Faux Kappa (Japanese: 河童 *Kappa*) is a Rank A, Water-attribute Classic Yo-kai of the Charming tribe.

In Yo-kai Watch 2 Faux Kappa is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Spoilerina.

In Yo-kai Watch 3 Faux Kappa is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Shogunyan.

Faux Kappa evolves into Mad Kappa when fused with an Essence of Evil.

Faux Kappa has the look of a traditional Kappa; a humanoid creature who has green scaly skin, a beak, a plate on the head, and a turtle shell on the back. He has dark green hair growing around the dull yellow plate on his head. He wears nothing but a brown straw skirt. He also carries around a lightly tanned gourd with red strings tied onto it.

Faux Kappa appears to be a bit intimidating at first glance, but he is friendly. He is also cool-headed and confident in his abilities.

In the anime, he was a bit embarrassed when he accidentally revealed that he liked rap, which supposedly clashed with the traditions of Kappa. However, he came clean and admitted that just sticking to old things was no good, and valuing new things was just as important.

Faux Kappa had a duel with Walkappa to see who was the most genuine Kappa between the two of them. When Faux Kappa lost, he recognized Walkappa as a real Kappa, and thus Walkappa earned his respect. As of EP097, he is friends with Walkappa and Lil Kappa and they are now the group "The Kappa Crew." While initially Nate supported Walkappa on his duel with Faux Kappa, the human boy quickly grew to respect Faux Kappa after receiving his Yo-kai medal, Whisper, as with Boyclops, Pallysol and Lady Longnek, idolizes Faux Kappa, with the obligatory suffix -senpai, in the Japanese version.

Ever since he first met Lil Kappa, he threw away his old ways, became a rapper, joined his group, and became friends with the fellow rapper.
Ericius Liquor

**Ericius Liquor** appeared in 2001 TV series *Kamen Rider Agito*. Ericius Liquor (エリキウス・リクォール *Erikiusu Rikwōru*) is a Hedgehog Lord (ヘッジホッグロード *Hejjihoggu Rōdo*), he carried a sword named the **Hellfired Ram-Dao** (業火のラム・ダオ *Gōka no Ramu Dao*) and used his quills as needles to turn whoever they hit into water. He was about to kill Mana when Ryo intervened. Though his quill hit Shouichi by mistake, it was removed before the wound killed Shouichi while Liquor aided Falco in pursuing Mana and Ryo. Liquor overpowered G3-X until Shouichi and gang arrived, eventually regaining the Agito power. Liquor fell to an Assault Kick/Gills Heel Claw/Rider Kick combo attack.
ExoGrimmon

**ExoGrimmon** appeared in 2007 videogame called *Digimon World Dawn and Dusk*. ExoGrimmon is a Digimon. It is the further digivolved form of ChaosGrimmon.

## Attacks

* **Chrono DSR** (*Chrono Destruction*): Causes the degeneration and annihilation of all Digimon.
* **Air God** (*Call Air God*): Summons an air god to drop lightning.
* **Death God** (*Call Death God*): Summons a death god to attack its enemies.
* **Prominence**: Immolates its targets with with pyres of flames.
* **Moon Tears**: Heals with tears of light from the moon.
Execumancer

**Execumancer** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. During an earthquake in the Wastelands, the junkyard manager fell into a shredding machine. He was reborn as Execumancer, an evil Cosmic monster, a junk cyborg who can manipulate magnetic waves!

Execumancer is a pretty bad Metal curser making the worst metal Cosmic monster in the game; only capable of spreading tortures and daze, making him nearly useless against foes with any form of NER and Torture Immunity. The only thing that Execumancer's minor niche, is his trait; an idea dreaded since the beginning of the Era, we finally have a Cosmic with permanent Pierce. On top of this, he also has a good status caster that lets him ensure he lands his tortures and an insane speed to make sure he does so quickly. While not even such a comically amazing trait saves him, it at least lets him spread his tortures anywhere, and Precision lets it happen with ease.
Farfetch'd

**Farfetch'd** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Farfetch'd is a Wild Duck Pokémon. Farfetch'd always carries its trusty plant stalk. Sometimes, two of them will fight over a superior stalk.

Farfetch’d is an avian Pokémon that resembles a light brown duck with a white underbelly. It has a flat, yellow beak, brown eyes, a V-shaped black marking on its forehead, and a three-feather crest on top of its head. Its wings are as big as its body and appear to be prehensile enough to substitute for hands. It has yellow legs with webbed feet and a stubby tail.

Farfetch'd is always seen carrying a leek stalk or spring onion. It carries this sprig in its wings, but sometimes chooses to hold it in its beak or feet instead. Unable to live without its stick, Farfetch'd will defend the stalk with its life. Known uses for the stick include use as a weapon, nesting material, and emergency food source. It is selective about which sticks it will use and has been known to fight over good ones. It is also the only Pokémon capable of using the Stick item. Farfetch'd is found in grasslands.
Exploud

**Exploud** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Exploud is a Loud Noise Pokémon. When Exploud takes a deep breath through the tubes that cover its body, watch out! It's about to unleash a thunderous bellow that will shake the ground that's around it.

Exploud is a blue, bipedal Pokémon with a large mouth. It has red eyes, a stubby nose, and two peg-like teeth in each jaw. It has protruding tubes with holes along its body: seven forming a crest on top of its head, one on each elbow and knee, two along its back, and one at the end of each of its two tails. The tubes along its head-crest and tails are tipped with yellow, while the ones along its back have yellow semicircular patterns on either sides. There are two yellow semicircle markings on its belly, but they are rarely seen due to its giant mouth. Its arms have three thin stripes below its elbow and three fingers. Each foot has four claws, three in the front and one in the back, and a yellow paw pad.

Exploud's uses the tubes on its body to draw in air and increase its noise-based attacks. Its bellowing is capable of triggering earthquakes and can be heard from over six miles away. While it only raises its voice when it is in battle, it can also communicate its feelings to others by producing whistle-like sounds. It lives in caves.
Flabébé

**Flabébé** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Flabébé is a Single Bloom Pokémon. Flabébé relies on a flower for protection, but it's a bit picky, as it won't stop searching until it finds one with its favorite color and shape. It uses the pollen that are from the flower to create a crown with healing powers.

Flabébé is a small Pokémon with a white upper half and green lower half. It has beady eyes, a pink blush mark on each cheek, long, notched ears, and a small, pointed nose. On top of its head are several spheres of pollen that form a crown. It has stubby arms and a tail, but no visible legs. Flabébé is a female-only species with no male counterpart. It is one of the smallest Pokémon in existence: it is tied with Joltik, Cutiefly, Comfey, and Cosmoem as the shortest Pokémon and Gastly, Haunter, Cosmog, and Kartana as the lightest Pokémon.

Flabébé is usually seen holding the yellow stigma of a flower, called a “Fairy Flower” in the anime. The flower has three stamens and rounded petals that can be red, yellow, orange, blue, or white. It also has a short green stem with three small leaves. Its crown is made from the flower's pollen, which has healing properties. Flabébé can control and draw power out of the flower, but is unsafe without it. However, it will continue searching until it finds a flower that it likes. According to Professor Oak's Pokémon Holo Caster, the White Flower Flabébé is rare and difficult to find.
Flamite

**Flamite** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Power Rangers Turbo*. Flamite is a flame monster that could blast flamethrowers from his mouth. In giant form, he could launch canteens as explosive weapons as well as create hot springs used to blow smokescreens onto the Turbo Megazord. He was destroyed by Turbo Megazord.

He was later seen on the saloon on Onyx during Power Rangers Lost Galaxy.
Fake Dark Heart

The **Fake Dark Heart** appeared in 1994 TV series called *VR Troopers*. The Fake Dark Heart is a second Dark Heart was created and set up for Ryan to save. After Ryan successfully saved this fake Dark Heart, he attacked him. He was defeated when the real Dark Heart shot him. He was later seen in the background again numerous times during the course of Season 1. Like The real one, the bogus Dark Heart fits the category of Zelton's army, since he was seen aiding Renegade and others of that army.
Fayemelina

**Fayemelina** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The most fun, charming and beautiful monster of them all. Everything is better with Fayemelina around. Beware of her fiery spirit; if you cross her you will feel the pain.

Fayemelina is a classic and traditional Epic monster that can anyone get via breeding, and possesses a striking design.

She is pretty much an attacker and has pretty nice strength to strike her enemies hard, but horrible, HORRIBLE speed that anyone can hit her first before her turn to attack. She can be also a victim to controllers that can apply stuns, freezes, possession, and anything else but blindness. So get her the fastest controller aside her, stop enemies from attacking, and give her a turn.
Flameslinger

**Flameslinger** is an elf archer Skylander in *Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure*. He is of the Fire element. Flameslinger is an elf who has the impression of being a show-off, having put on a blindfold to prove that he is an excellent archer with incredible aim. Despite this cocky image, he possesses a courageous heart, having saved a fire spirit from a watery fate when he was young. Flameslinger is an Elven archer with incredible aim. In fact, he is so good that he wears a blindfold just to prove it. When he was young, he rescued a fire spirit from a watery doom and was gifted an enchanted bow and magical fire boots that he now masterfully uses to defeat evil throughout Skylands. With the scorched earth he leaves behind, you can always tell where he has been.
Flame Condor

**Flame Condor** appeared in 1973 TV series called *Kamen Rider V3*. Flame Condor (火炎コンドル *Kaen Kondoru*) is a condor monster of Destron. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider V3's Big Sky Punch and Big Sky Kick.

## Arsenals

He can fly, use his sharp claws and beak, spew flames from his beak, and has a second set of arms in his wings.
Fawful

**Fawful** appeared in 2003 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. Fawful (also known as **Lord Fawful** to his minions) is an eccentric Beanish character and a major antagonist in the *Mario & Luigi* series. He is the secondary antagonist of *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga* and its remake and the main antagonist of *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* and its remake. He also appears as the shopkeeper of Fawful's Bean 'n' Badge in *Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time*. He is notable for speaking in Engrish (grammatically incorrect English), as a parody of low-quality video game translations, and making obscure food metaphors (e.g. "And this battle shall be the delicious mustard on that bread! The mustard of your doom!"). Fawful is a mechanical genius, but his common sense suffers due to his uncontrollable anger, which often causes him to act in a delusional manner. His name comes from the words "guffaw" (a term that refers to powerful laughter) and "awful."
ExTyrannomon

**ExTyrannomon** appeared in 1998 videogame called *Digital Monster Ver. 5*. ExTyrannomon is a Puppet Digimon. It sneaks around within a Tyrannomon-shaped plush toy. The reason why it is a Tyrannomon plush toy is unclear, but it is likely that the mysterious Digimon that is stealing away inside just broke into the plush toy that was closest. However, this plush toy possesses power rivaling that of Monzaemon at its limits and the defensive power of an impregnable fortress, so ordinary Digimon and the like are completely unable to oppose it. However, like Monzaemon, if nothing is pulling its strings, then it is nothing but an ornament.

## Attacks

* **Pretty Attack**: Expels itself from its adorable body.
* **Dangerous Zipper** (*Black Matter*): The Digimon within ExTyrannomon unleashes an evil orb.
Evildiver (Ryuki)

**Evildiver** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ryuki*. Evildiver (エビルダイバー *Ebirudaibā*) is a Mirror Monster that was contracted to 3 different people at different Times in Kamen Rider Ryuki. Originally, it was contracted to the original Kamen Rider Raia, Yuichi Saito. However, after Yuichi was eaten by the Mirror Monster, Guldthunder, it became contracted to Miyuki Tezuka who became Raia in place of Yuichi. After Tezuka's death, it was then contracted to Kamen Rider Ouja. This makes him the only Mirror Monster to be contracted to 3 different people.

Together with Venosnaker and Metalgelas, this monster became one of the building blocks of the composite Contract Monster Genocider.

Evildiver appears as Raia's Contract Monster initially, but later after Raia's death, it was contracted by Kamen Rider Ouja. It represents a mechanical stingray. A number of Raia's (and later Ouja's) weapons & Advent Cards are based off of Evildiver.

Evildiver made its first appearance in a battle against Ren and Tezuka in which it hit Ren with a half-powered Final Vent, so as to not completely destroy him. It later appeared for a Final Vent when Tezuka had his revenge on Guldthunder, the Monster that ate Evildiver's previous contractor, Yuichi Saito. After Tezuka was killed by Asakura, Evildiver was immediately contracted by Asakura and became the final component to Genocider.

At one point, Evildiver started to go out of control as Asakura hadn't been feeding it life energy from monsters. It began to attack Asakura in defiance but was eventually fed before Asakura completely breached the Contract.

As Asakura didn't die from implications of the Rider War, it isn't known what happened to Evildiver after the war, but at the end, it's implied that because time was turned back and the war didn't exist, neither did the Mirror Monsters and hence, neither did Evildiver.

Evildiver first appears when Asakura summons him to ram Shinji due to him disturbing Asakura's battle with Miho Kirishima. Later, Evildiver appeared when Asakura used his Unite Vent card to combine his Evildiver with Metalgelas and Venosnaker into Genocider. Evildiver was also destroyed alongside Metalgelas and Venosnaker when hit by Kamen Rider Ryuga's Final Vent.

## Usage

* **Swing Vent:** Evildiver's tail is used as the Evil Whip.
* **Hide Venom (Final Vent):** With Raia on its back, Evildiver rams into the target with its Evil Fin to slice into the target.
Fire Elemental Ghost

**Fire Elemental Ghost** appeared in the 2001 video game called *Luigi's Mansion*. Fire Elemental Ghosts are a type of Elemental Ghost that can be found near sources of heat, such as fireplaces or lamps. They resemble floating flames and possess the power of fire. Once Luigi has obtained the Fire Element Medal, he can shoot flames from the Poltergust 3000 after sucking up one of these ghosts. He can use these to expose a Flash's heart and destroy a Spark. If Luigi touches one in full size, he will be set alight by it, causing 20 HP of damage and causing him to shake his cap. The only areas where Luigi can encounter one in full-size are the Graveyard and the Roof.
Fire-Draco

**Fire-Draco** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Ultraman 80*. Fire-Draco (ファイヤードラコ *Faiyādorako*) is a three-headed legendary dragon who appeared in *Ultraman 80*. He appears in episode 35.

Fire-Draco was a legendary three-headed dragon that was defeated a century ago before the start of Ultraman 80's series. Upon defeat it left behind a stone with three colors. Legend said that it would revive when three chosen ones, representing its three heads, touched the stone which was housed in a shrine. The three were Kubiryu, who could breath flames that would reduce a person to ash, red, Takeshi, the strong man in blue and the boy Mitsuo who was raised in a Shinto shrine who represented White. The other two lied to Mitsuo telling him the stone would help them 'save' the town resulting in their transformation. They fought with Ultraman 80 who was able to defeat them when Mitsuo rebelled as the white dragon head. With two eye shots and a Saxium Ray, Fire-Draco was destroyed with 80 removing Mitsuo and the sphere from the corpse.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Headbutt**: Fire-Draco can headbutt his enemy with his blue head.
* **Flames**: Fire-Draco can emit a deadly stream of fire from his red head.
* **Energy Beam**: Fire-Draco can fire a powerful energy beam from his red head.
Fatcatfish

**Fatcatfish** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Power Rangers Time Force*. Fatcatfish is a catfish themed mutant bounty hunter, that serves as the main antagonist of the episode "Jen's Revenge". Fatcatfish like all other mutants was created in the result of the science accident. Before the events of the series, he tried to kill Jen and Alex, but was defeated and arrested. Later in the eighth episode Ransik released Fatcatfish to help him to destroy the rangers. Ransik wanted to use Fatcatfish's skills of bounty hunter to against the rangers. At first Ransik gave him only half of his reward. Fatcatfish had very difficult relations with Frax. Fatcatfish thought that Frax is his friend. But, actually, Frax disliked the mercenary. When he was released, the mutant destroyed several cyclobotes, that Frax created and Frax wanted to get revenge on him. Fatcatfish agreed to have a date with Nadira, because she loved him, because of his money. But Nadira spent all his advance and left him. Fatcatfish wanted to get the second half and wanted to kill rangers. When rangers first encountered with him, Jen remembered that Fatcatfish tried to kill her and Alex and she wanted to kill him. Rangers saw it and tried to talk with Jen. Fatcatfish met with Frax and Frax agreed to help him, but really he set up Fatcatfish and told Jen that Ransik will be on the factory. Ransik came and he thought that Fatcatfish betrayed him. Jen came and started to fight with them. Fatcatfish escaped. Later he tried to kill Frax for betrayal, but Jen interrogated. Jen defeated Fatcatfish and she wanted to kill him, but the other rangers came. Jen understood that Alex wouldn't ever approved it and she agreed to spare him. But then the chain of his DNA was removed and he was enlarged. In the giant size he tried to battle the Time flyers, but was eventually frozen and captured by Time Force Megazord. Jen took his action figure and placed in the container.

Mutant Seal Patch Location: Left Belly.

Fatcatfish has the typical personality of soldier of fortune. He is very loyal and always ready to do his job. He is also very confident and thinks he can kill the rangers. He is also very comedy. He is very shy and wants to get date with Nadira, but fails in it. His main weakness is his naivety, because he trusted Frax and thought he is his friend and he also underestimated rangers. He is also very cowardly and often begs to spare him, as he talked with Jen. Despite all of this, he is still able to pleading for mercy, but is still unpredictable and always ready to fight.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Enlarging**: as all other mutants Fatcatfish can enlarge himself, removing chain of his DNA.

### Arsenals

* **Energy** **blaster**: Fatcatfish has a powerful energy blaster.
Flamedramon

**Flamedramon** appeared in the 2000 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure 02*. Flamedramon is a Dragon Man Digimon. It armor-digivolved due to the "Digi-Egg of Courage". The "Digi-Egg of Courage" has the attribute of "Flame", and those that don this Digi-Egg have their combat ability rise like blazing flames, allowing them to perform attacks on enemy Digimon with intense power.

## Attacks

* **Flame Fist** (*Knuckle Fire*): Shoots fireballs from its fist.
* **Fire Rocket**: Surrounds itself in an aura of fire and then shoots itself towards its opponent like a rocket.
* **Flame Shield**: Attacks while surrounded by an aura of fire.
Feebas

**Feebas** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Feebas is a Fish Pokémon. The rather shabby Feebas won't win any beauty contests, but it's a hardy Pokémon that can live happily even in dirty water. Researchers are trying to figure out what makes it so tough.

Feebas is a shabby, old-looking fish-like Pokémon with a light brown body covered in dark, irregular spots. It has large, deep-set eyes and big, pink lips. The tail and pectoral fins are dull blue and tattered in appearance. The dorsal fin is triangular with a hole in the middle. Due to its poor appearance, it is largely ignored by predators, Trainers, and researchers alike. However, this hardy Pokémon is capable of eating anything and living anywhere. It is often found in oceans and weed-choked ponds, even if only a little water is available. While there are many of this Pokémon in existence, populations tend to cluster in small areas. Once found, its dull wits make it easy to capture.
Faraday the Discharger

**Faraday the Discharger** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. When General Uria got fed up of VoltaiK getting more respect than him from the Thunder Army, he asked Tesaday, who also hated VoltaiK, for help to create a monster that could better the superhero. What they didn't realize is that the result of their project, Faraday will also defeat them both.

Faraday the Discharger is one of the Faraday variants, and one of the first monsters with Anticipation. With this, he can easily punish extra-turner monsters, while also being able to spread tortures and spread some denial if he wants to end an attackers chain. While his Power and Speed stat is lower than his Obscure variant, his Life is higher allowing for more durability. Overall he is a neat pick for anyone looking for a way to torture fellow extra-turn abusers.
Fishpicable

**Fishpicable** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Fishpicable (Japanese: キライギョ *Kiraigyo*) is Rank D Lightning-attribute Yo-kai of the Slippery tribe.

Fishpicable evolves into Rageon starting at level 27.

A fish-like Yo-kai whose primary body color is yellow, with some teal-colored patches -one of them shaped like a "X" on his forehead, and gray-blue fins, eyebrows and mouth. He has a dour expression and his tongue is sticking outwards.

Fishpicable hates everything. This is what you feel when inspirited by Fishpicable.
ExVeemon

**ExVeemon** appeared in the 2000 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure 02*. ExVeemon is a Mythical Dragon Digimon whose name and design are derived from "X" and "V". It attained Veemon's natural power and digivolved. ExVeemon is a purebreed of Veedramon, and it is said that the variant species is Veedramon. The attacks it unleashes through its developed arm and leg strength are tremendous, and are powerful enough to destroy a mountain of rock without leaving a trace. It is feared because it possesses such destructive power, but in reality it has a strong sense of justice, and will not use that power recklessly.

## Attacks

* **Vee-Laser** (*X-Laser*): Emits an energy wave from the "X" pattern on its chest.
* **Critical Crunch** (*Strong Crunch*): Attacks with a powerful biting technique.
* **Hearty Shatter**
Flame Head

**Flame Head** appeared in season 2 of 1994 TV series called *Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers*. She is a masked horse-riding flame monster created by Lord Zedd, Flame Head rode a white stallion and also had a powerful flame breath. Flame Head also wields a long dagger-like sword which he slams into the ground, causing a fire-like blow that erupts from the ground. When Flame Head goes on a fire-starting rampage, the Power Rangers show up, kicking her right off her stallion. She rolls over, losing her mask, exposing her flame-like face, which she soon puts back on. The Rangers are able to combine their powers to form a shield which sends the flames emitted by Flame Head right back at her. After growing, Flame Head permanently removes her mask. She is soon defeated with the Thunder Saber.
Experimental Wolf Man

The **Experimental Wolf Man** appeared in 1971 TV series called *Kamen Rider*. The **Wolf Man** (狼男 *Ōkami Otoko*) (a.k.a. Experimental Wolf Man (実験用狼男 *Jikkenyō Ōkami Otoko*)) is an experimental wolf monster created by the wolf virus. Initially, a berserker monster, a sample for the "Operation Wolf", who attacked anyone nearby, slept on the streets and turned into Wolf Man to kill a man who approached him. Afterwards, fought and was captured by Shocker soldiers. He returned as a loyal Shocker agent, attempting to capture a girl who had seen him previously. He faced Kamen Rider #2, but was strong enough to match him and escape. He returned to Colonel Zol's outpost afterwards, but his self-destruction was activated, killing various Shocker soldiers and commanders with the explosion.

The Experimental Wolf Man was part of the endlessly reviving army of Shocker in the amusement park Game World. In his first known appearance, he was destroyed by Kamen Rider Ex-Aid's Mighty Critical Finish. Emerging as a result of Kuroto Dan's plot to revive himself, however, Shocker's forces would persistently attack, no matter how many times defeated, the Kamen Riders he had gathered for this purpose. Once the Game World was destroyed by Kazuma Kenzaki's Joker Undead power, the Shocker army was assembled one last time under Kamen Rider Genm Zombie Gamer and Totema, but was ultimately wiped out by Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Maximum Gamer Level 99 and the second Kamen Sentai Gorider.
Ezo Brown Bear

The **Ezo Brown Bear** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Ezo Brown Bear is a type of mammalian Friend that debuted in the original Kemono Friends mobile game and later cameoed in the Kemono Friends anime. She has since appeared in the mobile games Kemono Friends Festival and Kemono Friends 3.

She has beige hair with Black pigtails and a pink bandana with a white pentagon with spaced out outlines cropped by a triangle. She has brown eyes that fade to green at the bottom. She has a sleeveless white shirt and a furry beige tie. She has a short beige skirt with a white stripe on top, a pink jacket with ripped sleeves that is separated with a black line, black shorts and furry black shoes with the tip having a hole. She has a black bear hand weapon with a green stick that is decorated with a pink tie.

The differences in her old designs that she has yellow hair, she doesn't have a jacket, her tie is pink and isn't furry, She has L🖤L on her bandana, her skirt is black, her shoes don't have any holes and her weapon's stick is brown and doesn't have a bow.

The Ussuri brown bear (Ursus arctos lasiotus), also known as the Ezo brown bear and the black grizzly bear, is a subspecies of the brown bear or population of the Eurasian brown bear (Ursus arctos arctos). One of the largest brown bears, a very large Ussuri brown bear may approach the Kodiak bear in size.
Etemon

**Etemon** appeared in the 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Etemon is a Puppet Digimon whose name and design are derived from a personified monkey (猿公 *Etekou*). It is an unidentified Digimon that suddenly appeared in the Digital World. It calls itself the "King of Digimon", and its fighting strength is beyond imagination. And, well, it's rumored that it pulls the strings of the mysterious Digimon "Monzaemon". It is dressed in its reinforced "Monkey Suit" (サルスーツ *Saru Sūtsu*) which can endure every attack, and even today it bustles about the whole world for the sake of its unending battles.

## Attacks

* **Concert Crush** (*Love Serenade*): Breaks the opponent's heart and makes their fighting spirit vanish.
* **Dark Network** (*Dark Spirits*): Attacks with a dark sphere that consumes everything it touches.
Falkar

**Falkar** appeared in 2000 TV series called *Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue*. Falkar is a falcon-theme demon and is one of Diabolico's most powerful monsters, alongside Demonite and Thunderon. Diabolico releases three last monsters and they let go explosive feathers around the city Falkar is one of them, and he can use his staff to rotate at an alarming speed, kicking as he goes along, but their plan was foiled by the Rangers when Ryan Mitchell came to the rescue.

Soon after the defeat of his leader Demonite, Falkar and Thunderon (his sidekick) retreated to a factory, where the Rangers surrounded them. While fighting them, the Pink and Yellow Rangers used their powers to engulf Falkar in rubble. Falkar made his way out of the rubble, and cowardly stood on the sidelines as Thunderon fights. He is busted by Diabolico who asked if he'd like to join the battle. Falkar declined stating that he'd like to see how Thunderon does first, but Diabolico states that he insists as he tosses an advanced growth card on his back, causing him to grow into an advanced giant form. He is destroyed by the Max Solarzord.

Converted into a crystal form by Diabolico, Falkar is soon combined with his fellow monsters to create the monster amalgamation known as Troika. Falkar takes great pleasure in destroying the Rangers and is highly loyal to Diabolico, although he is somewhat of a coward, as before Diabolico caught him, he was going to let Thunderon battle the Rangers for him while he takes the credit from Diabolico himself.

## Powers and Abilities

### Original

* **Agility:** Of the three monsters, Falkar is the fastest.
* **Eagle Eye Laser:** From the eagle head on the top of Falkars head, he can fire strong blue energy lasers from the eagle eyes.
* **Force-Field Generation:** When alongside Demonite and Thunderon, he can crate a force field that is strong enough to block the Rescue Bird.

#### Arsenals

* **Staff:** Falkar has a three-clawed staff that aids him in combat.
	+ **Spinning Kick:**With the staff, Falkar can perform the spinning kick.
* **Explosive Feather Creation:** Behind his back is a pair of bird like wing, he can use a feather and blow them at the enemy, it will explode at sun set.

### Advanced Form

* **Strength:**Falkar posses a far greater strength then he has before.

#### Arsenals

* **Staff:**Falkar retains his staff for combat like he did in his original form.
	+ **Spinning Kick:**Falkar can perform the spinning kick with his staff like he can previously in his original form, but is far stronger.
Ferrucutus

**Ferrucutus** is a fictional species of dinosaur that appears in the 2005 Universal Pictures film, *King Kong*. Ferructus were tank-like ceratopsians with highly ornate bony crests and broad shoulders. These aspects, coupled with their aggressive behavior made them difficult prey for most predators. The size of their frill indicated the individual Ferrucutus' seniority. They grew over time, but males sported the most impressive arrays, with horns growing up to lengths of six feet. In sexually mature males, the coloration of the frills changed color to indicate readiness to mate. As crests developed, secondary horns atop the crests could grow to cross over one another, although this was rarely seen in females. Because of this, the level of horn crossover could be used to indicate an individual's age.
Dragomon

**Dragomon** appeared in 2000 TV series called *Digimon Adventure 02*. Dragomon is a Sea Animal Digimon. It is an evil god Digimon called the "Depraved Monk of the Deep" (*Sinful Priest of the Ocean Floor*). It is thought to have evolved from a computer virus that would infect the computers aboard ships and the like, then knock their direction and course out of order. It bundles up its innumerable, multiplying tentacles, and takes on a humanoid appearance, but its true shape is a strange evolution of a Mollusk Digimon so it's as much an abomination as any protean thing. It is said that, with just a few exceptions, those who see this true form will have their lives erased from this world. For its defeated opponents, it wears a prayer beads around its neck, chants sutras, and adopts a pose similar to mourning.

Its design incorporates elements from the fictional Cthulhu and the mythological Umibōzu. The DigiCode on its trident reads デジタルモンスタ (デジタルモンスタ *Dejitaru Monsuta*?, lit. "Digital Monster").

## Attacks

* **Forbidden Trident**: Throws its trident with tremendous physical strength.
* **Tentacle Flapping** (無数の触手 *Musū no Shokushu*?, lit. "Innumerable Tentacles")
* **Thousand Whips** (*Thousand Whip*): Unleashes numerous tentacles at an opponent.
Evolved Terapusmordax

The **Evolved Terapusmordax** is a sapient bipedal species which evolved from *Terapusmordax obscenus* and inhabits Skull Island. While their ancestors had wings on their arms, this species has separated the arms from the wings in order to be better able to fight while still retaining the capacity for flight.

This species was created by Walter Welsh for the spotlight challenge of the *Face Off* season 10 episode "Skull Island: Reign of Kong".
Final Attack Bot

The **Final Attack Bot** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Power Rangers RPM*. The Final Attack Bot is the last of Venjix's Attack Bots. This Attack Bot appears to have been made of pieces of many previous Attack Bots, similar to Defector in *Zeo*. He was created for Venjix's final attack on Corinth. After Venjix activated the Hybrids in the city and gained control of the Control Tower, this Attack Bot confronted five of the seven Rangers. Ziggy was on his way back to base to protect Dr. K and Dillon was trying to fight off the virus inside him after being activated.

The remaining Rangers morphed and fought as hard as they could against this beast. They managed to hold him off for a while, but he was soon grown to giant size. The Rangers called for the High Octane, Mach & PaleoMax Megazords. The High Octane and PaleoMax Megazords tried to battle the bot on the ground, but the machine coated the two Megazords in heavy oil, making them completely immobile and sticky. The Gold & Silver Rangers split their Megazord and attacked with their Zords, while the Whale Zord washed the other Megazords off.

With the High Octane and PaleoMax back to normal, Gold and Silver reformed the Mach Megazord and held the Attack Bot in place for the Megazords to attack. By combining all of their attacks, they managed to destroy the Attack Bot.

## Arsenals

Being composed of pieces from the previous Attack Bots, the Final Attack Bot has a wide arsenal.
Erebus

**Erebus** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Also known as “The Player”, Erebus is idolized by all dirty criminals. He’s a master of foul play both in casinos and the arena. Honor and fairness are for losers.

Erebus, the Dark monster with legs that look like they require medical attention. Main gimmicks include using inflicting lots of negative status effects, as he has at least 7 different ones.
Fire Lion

**Fire Lion** appeared in the 1993 video game called *Kirby´s Adventure*. Fire Lion is, as its name suggests, a lion mastering the power of flames, and is a mid-boss that first appeared in *Kirby's Adventure*. Fire Lion attacks by charging at Kirby in a stream of fire, grabbing Kirby to scratch and munch at him, or trying to pounce on him. A star will appear after Fire Lion's pounce, allowing a normal Kirby to inhale and spit it back at his foe, inflicting damage.

In its original appearance, Fire Lion's artwork and in-game sprite depicts him as a cute, seemingly nonthreatening saber tooth kitty, but can be extremely aggressive in terms of attacking. *Kirby: Right Back at Ya!*overhauled its design to be less deceptive, being much larger, coated in a flaming yellow and red mane, given demonic glowing eyes with no pupils. This design was carried over in the remake of *Kirby's Adventure*, *Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land*, and later when it was added in *Kirby Super Star Ultra*. However, while these appearances make it look more imposing, it was slowed down and made far less active, decreasing its challenge significantly.

## Animated Appearance

Fire Lion, when not engulfed in flames, is a lion-like creature with tan fur, a red nose, and sports a flaming body. Its eyes are also pure white, with no pupils, a feature it maintains when the Monster is enraged. When it becomes agitated, its entire body is covered in fiery flames.

## Powers and Abilities

Fire Lion's primary ability is jolting towards its target in an attempt to burn them with its flaming body. While doing so, it also leaves a trail of flames in its wake. It can also spit fireballs from its mouth, or launch a stream of continuous flames from its mouth. Despite lacking wings, it can fly.
FanBeemon

**FanBeemon** appeared in the 2005 manga called *Digimon Next*. FanBeemon is an Insectoid Digimon and a carrier of the X Antibody. It belongs to the mysterious "aerial, covert honey base, Royal Base". Although its daily life differs from that of other Insectoid Digimon, it is a strong, dedicated worker due to its personality being so cheerful. It always gets along with Plant Digimon like Palmon or Lillymon. Because the base is usually under construction, it has the duty of carrying home data left on fields of flowers or vegetation, little by little, to use as raw materials, causing it to be classified as a Virus-species. Also, because the base is defended by powerful Digimon, making it impossible to approach, the goal of that construction is a mystery at present. It's wisest to just run away when it uses its "88 Call".

## Attacks

* **Gear Stinger**: Rapid-fires tiny, serrated stingers.
* **88 Call**: Reddens its antennae and contacts its allies, summoning a huge crowd of its comrades.
Faiachū

**Faiachū** appeared in 1994 video game called *Donkey Kong*. Faiachū are enemies in *Donkey Kong* for Game Boy. They first appear in the Big-City in Stage 1-5. Faiachū circle around the area, and also walk up walls and ceilings, essentially acting as a damaging Rappy. They defeat the player if they hit them. Faiachū also cannot be taken out by Trash Cans. In the Iceberg world, Faiachū melt Ice Blocks as soon as they walk over them, clearing the path for the player allowing them to reach other areas of the level.
Fangore

**Fangore** appeared in 2018 TV series called *Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel*. Fangore is a Dracula/vampire/bat-themed member of Gruesome Grunts who switched bodies with Calvin Maxwell. In his testimony while in Calvin's body, he claimed that Fangore tried to turn everyone into vampires. Once Versix gets caught, he admits to switching the bodies, in reality it's Mick Kanic, disguised as Versix. When the Court Witch switches their bodies back, he is vaporized by the Jack-O’Lantern Judges.

## Arsenals

* **Sword:** Fangore wields a syringe-type sword.