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Braviary

**Braviary** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Braviary is a Valiant Pokémon. In ancient Alola, Braviary was respected as "the hero of the sky." Several of these Pokémon teamed up to fight back against people who threatened their territory, or so the story goes.

Braviary is a large birdlike Pokémon that resembles a bald eagle. The top part of his body is red, while his underside is deep blue. He has large, magnificent wings and a feathery white and red crest atop his head and encircling his face. He has a sharp yellow beak and round eyes with dark pupils. He has a long red tail that is striped yellow and blue at the tip. His legs are very powerfully-built, and he has large, sharp yellow talons with black claws.

Braviary is a male-only species of Pokémon.
Budew

**Budew** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Budew is a Bud Pokémon. When the weather turns cold, Budew's bud is tightly closed. In the springtime, it opens up again and gives off its pollen.

Budew is a bipedal, rosebud-like Pokémon. Its face is yellow with small, slit-like eyes. It appears to be wearing a green bib, and has triangular, stubby yellow feet. When the two vines that are on top of its head open up, a big spot can be seen on each. One vine has a blue spot, while the other has a red spot.
Bullox

**Bullox** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Power Rangers Operation Overdrive*. Bulloxis (as his name suggest) a humanoid bull/ox-like monster and is one of the main antagonists of the two-part episode "Face to Face". Bullox is four-eyed bull-like Naga creature. He was summoned by Moltor to aid Tyzonn in retrieving the Parchment from the previous episode from the possession of the Overdrive Rangers. Moltor gave Tyzonn and lava lizards to Bullox to find the second stone of Corona Aurora - Toru Diamond. Bullox arrived to the city and fought the rangers. Bullox fought with four rangers, while Tyzonn fough with Mack. When Bullox revealed that scroll has no one piece, Bullox returned to the city and started to destroy everything to make the rangers appear. After Tyzonn turned against Moltor, Bullox was ordered to destroy Tyzonn, who eventually got away with the help of Mack. Thus, Bullox and Moltor were on their trail. When it came to the ambush at the Toru Diamond's location in Indonesia, he engaged Tyzonn in battle where Bullox was winning until Mack joins the fight and does a combo attack on Bullox. As Mack is riding in the Sonic Streaker fighting the Lavadactyls, Bullox was taken down by the Defender Vest and Drill Blaster. Moltor shot a dart at Bullox to make him grow and he went head-to-head with the Super DriveMax Megazord and was winning until Mack arrived in the Sonic Streaker. It took the power of the new DriveMax Ultrazord to destroy Bullox. Much like Moltor's previous monsters, Bullox is ruthless, cold and will stop at nothing to destroy the Power Rangers, though he does show a more loyal side, such as protecting Tyzonn from the Rangers back when he was on his side.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength:**Bullox is one of the stronger monsters, being able to overpower the Super Drivemax Megazord with ease.
* **Extraordinary Leaper:**Bullox can leap at an incredible distance.
* **Lava Lizard Summoning:**Bullox can summon an army of Lava Lizards to aid him in battle.
* **Lighting Beams:**Bullox can fire red colored lighting beams, where he fires them is unknown.
* **Fire Breath:**Bullox can breath out strong flames from his mouth.

### Arsenals

* **Bull Scepter:**He wields a crescent-tipped scepter in battle
	+ **Energy Slash:**Bullox can charge up his staff with light red colored energy and slash his staff at full force at the enemy.
	+ **Teleportation Slash:**Bullox can slash his staff with flames and teleport him (or an ally) to any location at will.
	+ **Fireballs:**Bullox can also launch fireballs from his scepter.
	+ **Flame Laser:**Bullox can also launch red-es, oranges colored energy lasers made of flames from his staff as well.

* **Bull Horns:**True to his name, Bullox posses a pair of bull horns on his head that he can use to charge his enemies at full force.
Broadhead

The **Broadhead** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Horizon Zero Dawn*. The Broadhead is a small cow-like machine in *Horizon Zero Dawn*.

Physically, Broadheads are reminiscent of cattle, especially the Longhorn breed, displaying a pair of long, straight and horizontal horns likely used as tools and defense. A pair of rotary tools located below each horn help it convert plant matter into biofuel.

The Broadhead seems to share a nearly identical chassis design with the Strider and Charger, with its main difference being the head design. Unlike the other two, the Broadhead has two Blaze canisters on its back instead of one.

Like the Strider and Grazer, Broadheads seem to consume small amounts of plant matter to produce Blaze. They became very commonplace and, for a long time, were peaceful machines that shied away from humans if one was spotted.

However, a decade before the game's events, the Derangement took place and the Broadheads, along with all the other machines, began to become more aggressive. By the time Aloy came of age and learned to hunt, Broadheads would sometimes attack humans on sight, especially if warned first by nearby Watchers.

## Powers and Abilities

Broadheads have no ranged attacks but, when provoked, will set their stance and then charge at the target with alarming speed, bowling them over and doing high damage. One must take caution when overriding or taking down a Broadhead.

A Broadhead's main method of attack is by charging forward and swiping with its large horns. These horns will deal significant damage per swipe, so it is best to roll out of the way.

Seeing as a Broadhead has no ranged attacks, picking off the Blaze canisters (with fire-based weapons) and horns (with tear-based weapons) from afar is a great strategy for killing one. When overriding a Broadhead, it is a good idea to get rid of the horns beforehand, as it will charge if you get too close. Broadheads are also easily killed by a single Silent Strike hit; simply lure it in to where Aloy is hiding or sneak up behind it.
Brave General Megadron

**Brave General Megadron** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*.

Brave General Megadron (メガドロン *Megadoron*) is a humanoid tank robot with a circular head flanked by twin shoulder cannons. He also has cannons for fingers. He appears during the hunt for Bigwayne in Episode 11 as well as assisting Chuubo in Episode 19. In Episode 20, after the weapons test, he formulates the plan to use the Armament Army's prototype machine against Metalder. He appears during the Four Army Relay Race in Episode 23, and again in Episode 24 helping to blast Metalder during his fight with Galador. He is destroyed alongside Bulchek in Episode 37.
Broozer

**Broozer** appeared in 2006 video game called *New Super Mario Bros.*. Broozers are boxing ghosts that first appear in *New Super Mario Bros.* "Broozer" is derived from the words "bruiser" and "Boo". They are humanoids wearing a grey sheet over their body, brown shoes, and deep-red boxing gloves. In *New Super Mario Bros.*, they have angry yellow-orange eyes with Boo-like smiles containing sharp teeth, but in every later appearance, the eyes are sunken with a green hue, and the smiles become angry scowls, bearing much larger teeth. They make sharp hissing noises as they attack - either made by them or the tailwind of their punches.
Buraki

**Buraki** is a main villain of the 2007 movie *Dragon Wars* directed by Hyung rae Shim. He was an Imoogi who was corrupted to gather the power to become the new Celestial Dragon. This creature is instinctually driven to pursue the Yeuijoo and become a Dragon. It is smaller than the legendary Dragon, and its appearance is similar to a snake. Over the course of centuries one Imoogi, Buraki, was overcome by an uncontrollable desire to become a Dragon. In its obsessions to become a Dragon, Buraki gradually turned wicked.

Prepared with an army of viscous reptiles, the Imoogi waited five hundred years for the reappearance of the Yeoijoo. The anointed good-natured Imoogi, however, will not be easily denied his chance to become a Dragon. The two lock into a dangerous struggle to capture the Yeouijoo. The evil-minded Imoogi is served by an army of thousands, whereas, the Good Imoogi has only Haram (Ethan) and his master to rely on.
Boss Tau Zant

**Boss Tau Zant** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger*. Boss Tau Zant (首領タウ・ザント *Shuryō Tau Zanto*) is the leader of Jakanja.

Five hundred years ago, Tau Zant learned of the Evil Will and intending to evoke it to destroy the universe and become a god of the new universe that would be created as result. From the very start, he attempted to bring about the Evil Will's coming by building the Jakanja organization to aid in this quest, though in actuality he cared nothing for his comrades, as they were nothing more than his sacrificial pawns, with Seventh Spear, Sandaaru realizing it.

After having the Hayate's Way Ninja Academy destroyed, Tau Zant first tried to acquire the Evil Will by having the Gouraigers kill each other through their fathers' method and later with Sixth Spear, Satarakura's subordinate Fangerus. Though both attempts failed, Tau Zant found an alternate means after probing Third Spear, Manmaruba's mind to learn of the Raging Arrow and the Grieving Bow.

Once he ingested both weapons, Tau Zant used Satarakura to gather enough energy to assume a suitable form to use the Karakuri. Once Satarakura became compromised by the interference of the Hurricanegers, Gouraigers, and Shurikenger, Tau Zant welded the device that was storing the energy to Satarakura's arm and then sent Sandaaru to retrieve the backpack from Satorakura once he started use the energy for himself. As a result Tau Zant transformed into the gigantic **Tau Zant Ultimate Form** (タウ・ザント究極体*Tau Zanto Kyūkyokutai*).

Though he was able to open the wormhole, Sandaaru wounded Tau Zant, forcing him to make his way to the wormhole, becoming one with the Evil Will as it began to destroy everything until the Hurricanegers managed to reverse the process. However, Tau Zant, with the Evil Will inside him, emerged and fought the alone Karakuri Giant Senpuujin. Though mortally wounded, Tau Zant grabbed Senpuujin as he exploded, taking Senpuujin with him. However, Tau Zant survived and assumed the guise of all Seven Darkness Spears, until they were defeated by the two Ranger teams. Tau Zant proceeded to overpower the Rangers without mercy, but their refusal to give up enabled them to kill Tau Zant with the Victory Gadget, destroying the Evil Will forever.
Brain Sucker

**Brain Sucker** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Beetleborgs Metallix*. Les Fortunes began his own line of comics called Brain Sucker in "Attack of the Brain Suckers." The main character is a gray scorpionfish monster who had the ability to drain the intellect from anyone (by merely doing what his name suggests - sucking their brains), even Nano and the Hillhurst monsters (minus Frankenbeans, who apparently had no brains for the monster to suck on).

Brain Sucker was created, according to the story, by the Monster Mother herself, and was hatched from an egg she laid in her lair. In battle, Brain Sucker could blast sharp darts from its mouth. The Data Lasers did this hideous creature in once and for all. After this, Nano, the Hillhurst monsters, and all of the Brain Sucker's other victims regained their intelligence.
Bucket Shadow

**Bucket Shadow** appeared in 2014 TV series called *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. Bucket Shadow (バケツシャドー *Baketsu Shadō*) is a Shadow Monster that appears in Station 5: The Other Side of the Line Has Vanished of *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. This gluttonous Shadow Monster armed with the **Top Lid Big Mouth** (上ぶた系ビッグマウス Uebuta-kei Biggu Mausu) was sent by Nero to collect darkness, by eating every scrap of food from Omari Station, which he had taken over into Harapeko Station. Doing so, he had made a considerable amount of darkness, enough to sever the Rainbow Line tracks and make the ToQgers break out the Car Carrier Ressha.

During Bucket Shadow's takeover, a few residents retreated to the mountains, though didn't bring enough supplies with them.

While rounding up some food that the residents had tried to hoard from the glutton, he did battle with the four ToQgers, with Right having been separated from the group when his car from the Car Carrier Ressha flew into the mountains thanks to him overdoing it with Imagination. However, when Bucket Shadow demanded food from the ToQgers, he was dismayed when they had none, so he sent them flying and he fled by power-leaping onto roof-tops.

After devouring the last stash of milk from a household with an infant (and eating the glass bottle it was in), he then smelled cooked fish in the mountains, where the ToQgers happened to be, lead by a vengeful Right who heard about what Bucket Shadow has done to the town.

To satisfy his gluttony, he attacked ToQ 1Gou, who had a stick with one of the cooked fish on him, but deftly avoided the Shadow Monster and bounded him to a tree with some rails from the Rail Slasher, and began taunting Bucket Shadow with the food on a stick until he ate it all to show Bucket Shadow how all his victims had felt. Unrepentant, he finally broke free from his bindings and tried to attack Right, only to be judo thrown away.

ToQ 1Gou then Norikae Changes with Green and Yellow, sticking the Tunnel Axe into Bucket Shadow's mouth and pummeled the Monster with the Shingo Hammer. Once wounded enough, the ToQgers formed the Renketsu Bazooka and destroyed Bucket Shadow with the Rainbow Rush, it turning into a gigantic fish that devoured him.

Bucket Shadow then was enlarged, and did battle with ToQ-Oh, who immediately combined with the Car Carrier Ressha, forming ToQ-Oh Car Carrier. The Ressha Combination then whaled hits on the Shadow Monster, and when the Monster tried to eat the Car Carrier part, ToQ-Oh simply punched him hard in the mouth, then ended Bucket Shadow with the Car Carrier Dash.

Bucket 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 1gou's Rail Slasher.
Brown Long-Eared Bat

The **Brown Long-Eared Bat** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Brown Long-Eared Bat is a Bat Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

The old design of Brown Long-Eared Bat has black hair cut straight around the head at about jaw-level which turns slightly beige. Her skin is pale and her eyes are red. Her top is composed of a brown shirt with short puff sleeves, a sailor-style collar with a yellow bow, full-length brown gloves, a long black and yellow cape, and a brown fluffy scarf around her neck.

She wears a brown short circular skirt with pressed-in ridges, full-length black tights and brown loafers. As the other Friends, She also has her ears and wings that belongs to her species.

The Brown Long-Eared Bat is a small Eurasia bat. The ears are 3.3-3.9 cm in length which gave it his name. The brown long-eared bat relatively common and widespread throughout the UK with the exception of exposed islands with little woodland such as Orkney, Shetland and the Outer Hebrides.

Their diet is mostly based on moths, beetles, flies, earwigs and spiders. Sometimes they land on the ground to catch insects or to shift them into a controllable position in the mouth, and they are even able to take insects from lighted windows. Small prey is eaten in flight, but larger insects are taken to a ‘perch’. Regularly used perches, which are frequently inside porches or barns, can be recognized by the accumulations of discarded insect remains, particularly wings of moths such as yellow underwings.

Brown long-eared bats’ echolocation calls range from 25 - 50kHz and peak at 35kHz. These bats are known as ‘whispering bats’ because their echolocation sounds are very quiet. They have particularly sensitive low frequency hearing and often locate prey from the sounds made by the insect’s own movements. They may sometimes use vision.

Despite being common and widespread long-eared bats face substantial threats. Their habit of flying close to the ground makes them vulnerable to attack from nocturnal predators.

Summer roosts are usually located in older buildings, barns, churches and trees. Long-eared bats generally form small and quiet colonies of about 20 animals - often the first a householder knows about them is when a visit to the loft reveals a cluster of tiny faces peering down from a corner of the rafters. Winter roosts tend to be found in caves, tunnels, mines, icehouses and occasionally even trees and buildings. Their foraging habitat is open deciduous and coniferous woodland, parkland and orchards. Unlike the males of other species, a significant proportion of male brown long-eared bats may be present in the maternity roosts.

Brown Long-Eared bat's conversation has declined in Britain due to changing land use, including modern intensive agricultural practices, and the conversion of barns which have resulted in the loss of suitable feeding and roosting habitats. It is particularly susceptible to pesticides, especially their use in roofs where it often roosts on exposed timbers.
Bookmon

**Bookmon** appeared in 2016 video game called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters: Cyber Arena*. Bookmon is a eBook Appmon. Bookmon's design is an open story book with eyes and a bookmark. It has a foil band across the cover resembling a pair of glasses. Like most Appmon, it has two cables to allow Applink, though they're on the sides and are used like arms.
Boring Banki

The **Boring Banki** appeared in 2008 TV series called *Engine Sentai Go-onger*. The Boring Banki is a boring machine (ボーリングマシン *bōringu mashin*) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein to attack the city. Though he went to sleep suddenly, Boring Banki's sleep mode is a drilling mode to extract magma to destroy the city. In the end, Boring Banki is destroyed by both Engine-Oh and GunBir-Oh.
Buboo

**Buboo** appeared in 2006 video game called *Kirby: Squeak Squad*. Buboo is a mid-boss that appears in *Kirby: Squeak Squad*. It is a being concealed inside a barrier of bubbles and floats around shooting bubbles (some of which contain Waddle Dees) at Kirby. After taking enough damage, its barrier will dissipate, revealing its true form: a small, crab-like creature. With its cover blown, Buboo will scurry around hastily on the ground, vigorously throwing out bubbles every which way. Buboo is extremely fast on the ground. When defeated, Kirby can inhale it for the Bubble Copy Ability.

Buboo is a timid creature that hides in an immense cloak of everlasting bubbles. It uses its constantly-regenerating bubble blockade as means of flying, as Buboo drops to the ground right after all the bubbles are gone. Buboo replenishes its barrier by spitting out more bubbles.

Having lost its bubble barrier, Buboo's true form is seen. It resembles a parasite-like crab with small black eyes, two small pincers, and six small spikes.
Bruisers

The **Bruisers** appeared in 2014 TV series called *Power Rangers Super Megaforce*. The Bruisers are the elite foot soldiers of The Armada and are considerably stronger than the X Borgs. Bruisers wielded dual energy cannons in their arms, and can also transform into cycles or jet fighters for aerial combat. Unlike their mindless predecessors, the Loogies, the Bruisers can think and act on their own. They are also fiercely loyal to the members of their army, sometimes going as far as willingly sacrificing themselves to protect their superiors, as it happened to Skatana and Peluso. Bruisers are commonly enlarged with the generals and commanders of the Armada for an extra reinforcement in giant battles.

Emperor Mavro is always body guarded by two red Bruisers known as the Royal Guards.

Hundreds of them were sent on Earth alongside thousands of X Borgs, when the Armada arrived shortly after the Mega Rangers destroyed The Messenger. Half of them marched with the X Borgs on the surface, while the other half flew with the fleet, descending from the sky and attacking the city. An army of hundreds of Bruisers, and thousands of X Borgs, would later fight against the Legendary Power Rangers in the Mega War.
Bulbasaur

**Bulbasaur** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Bulbasaur is a Seed Pokémon. Bulbasaur likes to take a nap in the sunshine. While it sleeps, the seed that is on its back catches the rays and uses the energy to grow.

Bulbasaur resembles a small, squatting dinosaur that walks on four legs, but bears three claws on each of its feet and has no tail. It also has large, red eyes and very sharp teeth. Its skin is a light, turquoise color with dark, green spots. It has three claws on all four of its legs. Its most notable feature, however, is the aforementioned bulb on its back, which according to its entry in the Pokédex, was planted there at birth.
Bossroach

**Bossroach** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Kamen Rider Decade*. **Bossroach** (ボスローチ *Bosurōchi*) is one of the Roach enforcers who watch over the human race, whom he sees to be inferior. Bossroach resembles the Caucasus Undead. He controls a small portion of Darkroaches as his personal soldiers. Bossroach is then destroyed by Decade Complete Form using the Kiva Emperor Final Kamen Ride.
Braid Boy

The **Braid Boy** appeared in 2012 videogame called *Dragon Quest X*. The braid boy is a humanoid rope monster that looks exactly like the Wire Man, but between these two the wire man is generally angry, as for the braid boy is happy. The braid boy appears to made of elastic tubing (like a bicycle pump) with a blue bead in the middle of the figure.
Captain Thunder

**Captain Thunder** appeared in 2015 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch Blasters*. Captain Thunder (Japanese: キャプテンサンダー *Kyaputen Sandā*) is a Boss Yo-kai that makes an appearance in Yo-kai Watch Blasters: Moon Rabbit Crew. He appears as the boss for the Chapter BLASTERS WAR, who is fought in the Moon World.

He is befriendable only in *Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble*, who is a Rank SS Yo-kai of the Shady tribe.

In the English and Taiwanese versions of *Wibble Wobble*, Captain Thunder has a recolored form called **Captain Thunder M** (Japanese: 閃雷隊長M *Shǎnléi Duìzhǎng M*), another Rank SS Yo-kai of the Shady tribe.

Captain Thunder looks similar to Usapyon in Vader Mode, but instead has its rockets tied to the waist and is much taller and more muscular. He wields a larger version of Usapyon's ray gun. According to Master Nyada, he's an alien.

He quite underestimates the Busters when first meeting them, but when they at first defeat them he pulls his last resort: Serious Mode.

In his Serious Mode, the upper part of his suit is now torn away, revealing red markings, the rockets are instead tied to the ankles, and is missing the helmet. He now wields two massive orange bazookas with metallic gray tips.

Captain Thunder M resembles normal Thunder in all but in color. His suit is purple, his glove and boots are yellow in hue, as his belt "buckle", his waist rockets are red in color, the light on the suit near his clavicle region is now yellow, the tail is a light pink, and the blaster is black with a red barrel that slightly fades into black when it reaches the main part of the gun's body.
Cannonbrawl

**Cannonbrawl** appeared in 1999 TV series called *Power Rangers Lost Galaxy*. Cannonbrawl is an excitable, bomb-themed monster of brute strength; he fires balls of energy that either teleport his victims to another place or destroy whatever he fires at with them. He was sent down to the *Terra Venture* to kidnap the High Councilor Renier and attempted to stop Leo Corbett and Damon Henderson's rescue mission after Damon had successfully repaired Trakeena's ship (which had been damaged in a meteor shower).

After Damon escaped, Cannonbrawl went after him and engaged Damon near the Heliship. Unmorphed, Damon was no match for Cannonbrawl but Reiner tripped Cannonbrawl up with a box from the Heliship, allowing Damon to stun Cannonbrawl with liquid nitrogen from the Scorpion Stinger, allowing them to escape.

Following Damon, Leo and Reiner's escape, Trakeena sent Cannonbrawl to destroy Terra Ventura. The Galaxy Rangers engaged Cannonbrawl who grew after Damon hit him with a **Power-Up Mode** attack. The Rangers quickly called upon the Galaxy Megazord to fight against Cannonbrawl, but he was too strong for them. In response, the Rangers summoned the Stratoforce Megazord who's attack weakened Cannonbrawl. With Cannonbrawl weakened, the Galaxy Megazord easily destroyed him.

Despite being destroyed, Cannonbrawl was briefly seen in the background, on Onyx, during the auction for the Pink Quasar Saber.
Betamon

**Betamon** appeared in 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Betamon is an Amphibian Digimon. It walks on four legs. Its personality is gentle, but although it is a docile Digimon, once Betamon is angered it emits its "Dengeki Biririn" from its body. Betamon's design is derived from the Dimetrodon(*Dimetrodon grandis*).

## Attacks

* **Electric Shock** (電撃ビリリン *Dengeki Biririn*): Generates more than 1 MV of electric current to strike the opponent.
* **Beta Slugger** (*Fin Cutter*)
* **Water Tower**
Burmy

**Burmy** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Burmy is a Bagworm Pokémon.

## Plant Cloak

Burmy creates a cloak for itself out of whatever materials it can find. The cloak protects it from chilly temperatures and shields it in battle.

## Sandy Cloak

Did you know that each Burmy covers up with the objects around it? This Burmy uses rocks and sand for protection.

## Trash Cloak

If you're looking for a Burmy with a Trash Cloak, try poking around inside a few buildings. You might get lucky!
Brute Tigrex

**Brute Tigrex** appeared in 2010 video game called *Monster Hunter Portable 3rd*. Brute Tigrex are Flying Wyverns and Subspecies of Tigrex that are introduced in *Monster Hunter Portable 3rd*.

Brute Tigrex features a darker, more muted color palette of various shades of grey, brown, and beige. It apparently possesses a more robust set of lungs than the common species, as evidenced by its increased roaring capacity. It has a more powerful set of forelimbs, and has adapted to live in harsher environments than any other variety of Tigrex.

This subspecies will exhibit similar behavior to its common counterpart, but it more brutal and aggressive when approaching and engaging prey and attackers alike.

Brute Tigrex is known to inhabit harsh environments such as Volcanoes and Deserts.

## Powers and Abilities

Brute Tigrex is capable of using its powerful forelimbs to trample opponents, and can produce incredibly concussive roars which can send nearby objects flying.
Boohoo the Clown

**Boohoo the Clown** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Power Rangers Zeo*. Boohoo the Clown was a clown Machine Empire monster. It could can emit a high frequency sound waves extremely painful to the human ear. Boohoo's weapons are his cane that can project energy blasts, his tambourine that can project bolts of lightning, his exploding baby bottles, and his arm-mounted sword. Boohoo's head could lift itself shooting laser beams. Boohoo was dispatched from the Machine Empire to enhance the frequency and amplitude of baby Joey's voice to make the sound waves extremely destructive. He was destroyed by the Zeo Megazord.

Boohoo reappeared in Adam's dream.
Cannon Crab

The **Cannon Crab** appeared in 2011 videogame called *Alice: Madness Returns*. The Cannon Crab is a giant enemy crab creature with a tough exo-skeleton making it immune to damage. However, flipping the cruel crustacean over proves to be an advantage, revealing its vulnerable underbelly.

After being tasked by the Carpenter to retrieve the script from the Octopus, assist the Music Fish, and wake up the Oyster Starlets, Alice went out of the theatre through the side exit. She found a small area with the Cannon Crab hiding in the cave.

The Cannon Crab is a huge orange crustacean with eight legs and a white underbelly. It has a black claw on its left pincer and a cannon on its right. The Crab has a cigar in its mouth for lighting its cannon.

## Attacks

* **Cannon** – The Cannon Crab will light the cannon with its cigar and fire at Alice.
* **Claw strike** – The Cannon Crab will raise its claw up and swing down on Alice when she is close.
Brawl & Chain

**Brawl & Chain** is a walrus who is one of the Water villains in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. He confronted the Skylanders on a flying ship with a group of Bomb Shells and Pirate Henchmen, but was defeated and trapped.

## Powers and Abilities

Brawl & Chain can latch onto enemies with his hook and reel them in towards them. He can also spin around with his hooks, damaging his opponents.
Bulldozerloid

The **Bulldozerloid** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The Bulldozerloid (ブルドーザーロイド *Burudōzāroido*) is a Messianic Metaloid that appears in Episode 36 of Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters. It was made when a Messiah Card took control of a Bulldozer. Its data was used to make the BulldozerZord, the first Metaloid-download MegaZord created from a Delta Type MegaZord.

His forearms have the power of Messiah in them, empowering the Messiah Metaloid with powerful attacks that can work with his tread legs. Bulldozerloid's method of obtaining data is testing the strength of durability in man made buildings. He overpowered the Go-Busters until they assume Powered Custom and Red Buster uses the Lio Blaster to destroy the Messiah Metaloid.

## Super Hero Taisen Z

Bulldozerloid was part of an army of resurrected (mostly Super Sentai) monsters led by Space Raider after the revival of Madou Demon King Psycho. They proceeded to attack the gathering of Kamen Riders and Super Sentai, giving them a hard time. The heroes of recent years were in a pinch until the arrival of a force of Sentai and Rider reinforcements led by Akarenger and Kamen Rider Ichigo. The combined forces of superheroes were able to turn the tide against the Madou army. They lined up and used their various finisher attacks to destroy the revived monsters.

## See Also

* BulldozerZord
* Bulldozertron
Burning Rogue

**Burning Rogue** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. As a little boy, Patrick had always wanted to become a hero. When he jumped into his board game, he transformed into an underworld archer at the service of the highest bidder, a mercenary who needs nothing more than his bow to get through pretty much any situation.

Burning Rogue (a.k.a. Patrick), a friend of Anna's (No, seriously. Look up her bio on the forums), is one of the best attackers in the Epic rarity. This flaming archer will set the entire enemy team on fire with his fiery bow! He also has some neat sustainability under its sleeve via self-heals. Overall, a great choice of an Epic Fire/Dark attacker/curser hybrid.
BurnerZord

The **BurnerZord** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The BurnerZord (バーナーゾード, *Bānāzōdo*) (B-07) is a MegaZord Alpha, with the properties of the Burnerloid. It was sent to gather from the main containment tank of the Enertron, armed with the chest-mount fire emission unit. It also came with BugZords. The BurnerZord managed to set fire to several streets, requiring a quick evacuation facilitated by the Buster Vehicles.

It was destroyed by CB-01 while diving through the flames the BurnerZord was emitting at the Buster Machine.

## See Also

* Burnerloid
* Infernodrone
Bumblesnout

**Bumblesnout** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. A swamp dweller with no known predators. Bumblesnout's main quality is his patience. He knows that he does not possess the strongest attacks, but the longer you face him, the more dangerous he becomes.

Bumblesnout's a pretty solid support monster with some decent stats and supporting skills. He specializes in healing his allies and PERing his enemies. Bumblesnout also has a powerful 60 damage skill, meaning he can potentially rack up some kills. Overall a solid Rare support, though his stats and lack of variety in his moveset prevent him from reaching higher ranks.
Bus Org (Gaoranger)

The **Bus Org** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger*. The Bus Org is an Org Spirit acquiring a tour bus as his vessel, TsueTsue and Yabaiba enlisted Bus Org to help them capture GaoJewels by setting up news on GaoElephant's whereabouts as bait. Once at the hill, the Org assumes his true form after the passengers got out of him. Though GaoBlue managed to mortally wound him, Bus Org was quickly revitalized by the evil spirits on the hill. With GaoWhite's aid, GaoBlue managed to wound Bus Org with Surging Thrust before the others arrive to use Hyakujuuken to finish the Org off. TsueTsue quickly revived Bus Org, who is destroyed by GaoKing's Super Animal Heart.
Breo Swordfish

The **Breo Swordfish** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Breo Swordfish (ブレオメカジキ *Bureo Mekajiki*) is the fish dish in Coco's Full Course Menu. It has a Capture Level of 18.

The Breo Swordfish's appearance is unknown as one has never been shown, but since related to the Andre Marlin it would have a similar appearance.

Its taste was great enough to impress Coco, one of the famed Four Heavenly Kings to the point where he added it to his Full Course Menu.

The Breo Swordfish is briefly mentioned by Coco along with the rest of his Full Course Menu. However it is not seen in the anime or manga.

## Powers and Abilities

With a capture level of 18, this beast is either very strong or incredibly rare and difficult to find its location.
Boss Sumo Bro

The **Boss Sumo Bro** appeared in 2012 video game called *New Super Mario Bros. U*. A Boss Sumo Bro is an enlarged Sumo Bro who first appears in *New Super Mario Bros. U*. He appears to wear two tsuna around his shoulders, the ceremonial rope typically worn by yokozuna sumo wrestlers around their waists.

The boss has the same appearance to that of a regular Sumo Bro, except that he wears two towels on his shoulders, his eyes appear to be dash-like and slanted, he has a ring around his spike, and he is larger than the average Sumo Bro.
Brobot

**Brobot** appeared in 2007 video game called *Super Paper Mario*. Brobot is Mr. L's giant robot in *Super Paper Mario*. Its name is a portmanteau of "bro" (a slang word for "brother") and "robot". He was created in the image of Luigi's head. It is the *Super Paper Mario* equivalent of the Magnus von Grapple robot found in *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*.

After Mr. L is beaten in the Whoa Zone, he summons the Brobot and faces the player and Squirps in a battle resembling a space shooter. After defeat, he retreats to fix Brobot. He comes back in Chapter 6-1, after Sammer's Kingdom gets destroyed by The Void, with the improved Brobot L-type.

Brobot has the second-largest amount of HP in the game, tied with Dark Muth (only Shadoo has more health, having 400 HP in total), even more than Brobot L-type. However, this is countered by the fact that Squirps' laser rapidly delivers large amounts of damage.

Brobot appears in volume 37 of the *Super Mario-Kun*, in the *Super Paper Mario* story arc, where Luigi calls upon it after thinking about negative memories he had with Mario. The Brobot then gets defeated by the Pure Heart and the happy flowers.
Buoyfish

**Buoyfish** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora*. Buoyfish (Na'vi name: ***lìngpay***) are small fish found in waterways in the Western Frontier.

Found across the Western Frontier, buoyfish are often spotted at the bottom of rivers feeding on small fish and critters on the riverbed. They can do this for prolonged periods of time thanks to a pair of inflatable bladders that sit above the fish itself. With these, the fish can suspend themselves in place and remain stable as they feed. Their bladders are also used as part of a display during the buoyfish's mating ritual.

The fish itself has a large, colorful carapace that is sectioned across the body, allowing for flexible movement while serving as a defense against predators. The buoyfish also has four pairs of strong fins that allow it to move at impressive speeds through the water, rapidly changing directions.

For many Na'vi clans, buoyfish are a popular choice of protein in food dishes. This is thanks to their sweet, yet meaty flavor, as well as their abundance across the Western Frontier. It has been noted that buoyfish from different regions harbor different flavors. This is due to the different river creatures the buoyfish consumes in different biomes.
Boolossus

**Boolossus** appeared in 2001 video game called *Luigi's Mansion*. Boolossus, the Jumbo Ghost, is an enormous Boo and one of the portrait ghosts in the game *Luigi's Mansion*. This ghost is composed of fifteen regular Boos who can combine to create Boolossus. Although these Boos are normally timid and shy, when they form into Boolossus, all their fears disappear. The Boo is a servant of King Boo, leader of the Boos, and is the guardian of the third area of Luigi's Mansion. Its name is a portmanteau on the words "Boo" and "colossus" and literally translates to "Giant Boo". Unlike other Boos, Boolossus has glowing yellow eyes. In the gallery, the portrait number of Boolossus is 22.
Breloom

**Breloom** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Breloom is a Mushroom Pokémon. If a seed falls from Breloom's tail, you really shouldn't eat it. The seeds are toxic and taste terrible. Its arms stretch to throw impressive punches.

Breloom is a small, bipedal, lizard-like Pokémon. It has a green body and legs, with a light colored head and tail. On top of its head is a green, hat-like structure that resembles a mushroom cap. On either side of this cap are red orbs with black dots in the middle, resembling eyes. A small cluster of seeds is located on the tip of its tail and can be used in attacks. Its arms are not visible, as it tucks them in, leaving only two red claws on either hand visible. Despite this appearance, Breloom can extend his arms out to attack.
Butt Bug

The **Butt Bug** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Butt Bug (おしり虫 *Oshiri Mushi*) is a type of bagworm whose most notable feature is the fact that its posterior resembles a butt, hence the name.

Butt Bugs are bagworms that are quite large compared to smaller insects, however they still only stand at a mere 60 centimeters in height. A Butt Bug has a pink baggy and segmented body with a large round head with a cute cat-like mouth, big black eyes, two long and skinny antennas, and a pair of five skinny legs on each side of its body. As stated many times, its butt is its most notable and prominent feature, being large, round and bubbly, and protruding upwards from the rear of its back. Its butt truly is a disturbing but peculiar sight to behold.

Butt Bugs are harmless and cowardly creatures who would prefer to run from predators than fight or defend themselves. Because of this harmless disposition, human interaction with them is perfectly safe and they can even be kept as pets. Butt Bugs mainly make their homes in dark and damp places so caves and old castles would be an adequate location for this little guy.

Because of its peculiar posterior, there are few who will eat it, and those who do tend to be pretty bizarre in their culinary tastes. This bug appears to be a favored dish of Bei of the Gourmet Corp., but Sous Chef Starjun refers to Bei's taste as poor so it is likely that the Butt Bug does not taste all that great.

Speaking of bizarre, there is also a subculture of butt-fetishists who apparently like to own these things as pets. With the Buttbug's harmless disposition, they are quite easy to keep. A pet Butt Bug can be sold for about 20,000 yen.

In the Gourmet Corp. 6th Branch, a Butt Bug is pursued by Bei who desired to eat its butt after having lost to Toriko in the Gourmet Coliseum. The bug manages to outrun Bei for quite a bit. Upon catching it, Bei licks the bug's butt, much to its horror. It is quickly put out of its misery when Sous Chef Starjun instantly barbecues it.

## Powers and Abilities

Butt Bugs are weak creatures incapable of doing anything really, as such their only method of survival is to run. They are quite agile and can run quite fast and leap out of the grasp of others if they are about to be caught. One even managed to outwit Bei, a member of the notorious Gourmet Corp., although he was quite weak in comparison to the organization's standard staff.
Burgermon Bugster

The **Burgermon Bugster** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ex-Aid*. The Burgermon Bugster (バーガーモンバグスター *Bāgāmon Bagusutā*) is a Bugster born from the data of the cooking video game called **Ju Ju Burger**.

The Burgermon Bugster was created from Tsukuru Koboshi after he finished the data of the game Ju Ju Burger which was infected with the Bugster virus. After emerging, he immediately began acting benevolent and friendly to Tsukuru, the two becoming like father and son. He was encountered by Emu, bringing himself to CR's attention; despite being friendly, his presence was still exacerbating Tsukuru's game illness, and could lead to him disappearing despite not wanting to make him. Seeing he was a danger to his friend and treated as a villain by everyone he met, he accepted his character's intended role and tried attacking people, but was faced by Ex-Aid using the Ju Ju Burger Gashat to become Burger Action Gamer Level 4. Ex-Aid said that not all villains were meant to be defeated, using a Ju Ju Critical Strike to turn the ammunition Burgermon Bugster was shooting at him into a hamburger that he presented to the Bugster; this made Burgermon Bugster smile, an action which cleared Ju Ju Burger and cured Tsukuru of the game illness. However, they were attacked by Kamen Rider Genm Zombie Gamer Level X, who used Critical Dead to target the wayward Bugster and Tsukuru; Burgermon Bugster ran into the attack to protect his friend, being destroyed in the process.

Revealing his true nature to Emu as his Bugster and other side, Parado used their mutual objections to Burgermon Bugster's termination at the hands of Kuroto Dan as an example of how they synchronized.

Following the demise of Masamune Dan, Tsukuru became the CEO of Genm Corp. which soon adopted Burgermon as a second mascot accompanying Mighty of *Mighty Action X*.

He is overall polite, kind, and somewhat childlike. However, he was willing to sacrifice himself to save Tsukuru not once, but twice, one of which involved trying to make himself look like a villain so the heroes could defeat him without feeling regret for doing so, the other by running into Genm's Critical Dead zombie manifestations meant for Tsukuru.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Burger Conveyer** (バガコンベアー *Baga Konbeā*): He can launch weaponized hamburger ingredients from the conveyor belt on his left arm.
Battle Magia

The **Battle Magia** appeared in 2019 movie called *Kamen Rider: Reiwa The First Generation*. The Battle Magia (バトルマギア *Batoru Magia*) are foot soldiers of Hiden Intelligence in the altered timeline created by Finis.

In the alternate timeline created by Finis, the Battle Magia are the tactical soldiers of Humagears created by Will and Hiden Intelligence that are led by MetsubouJinrai.net.
Buffahorn

**Buffahorn** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Kirby and the Forgotten Land*.

Buffahorn is a buffalo-like creature with reddish-brown fur and large, white horns that point forwards. It has a rather large forehead with white eyes and black pupils. Its eyebrows are constantly furrowed, giving it an angry expression. It has a pink nose and pink, droopy ears as well. Additionally, it has black hooves and a short tail.
Bully

**Bully** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario 64*. Bullies are a race of creatures introduced in *Super Mario 64*. They are first found in Lethal Lava Land in *Super Mario 64* and its remake, *Super Mario 64 DS*, and have since become recurring, albeit occasional enemies in the *Super Mario* series. Their name and design are based on the word 'bully', referring to their aggressive behavior, and a 'bull', referring to their horns and charging attack pattern.
Burning Bemstra

**Burning Bemstra** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Ultraman Fusion Fight!*. Burning Bemstra (バーニング・ベムストラ *Bāningu Bemusutora*) is a Belial Fusion Monster from *Ultraman Fusion Fight! Capsule Fusion*. This monster is a fusion of Arstron and Bemular.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Pale Cyclone** (ペイルサイクロン *Peiru Saikuron*): Burning Bemstra focuses its energy into a blue heat ray fired from its mouth.
* **Horn Laser**: Burning Bemstra can fire an orange laser from the tip of its head crest.
Bullet Biff

**Bullet Biff** appeared in 1989 video game called *Super Mario Land*. Bullet Biffs (originally known as **Gira** or **Gina**) are a species of Bullet Bills found in Sarasaland in *Super Mario Land*.

Bullet Biffs look like ordinary Bullet Bills but have rockets on their backs. They can be defeated with a single stomp, earning Mario 400 points. They are only found in the last two kingdoms, Easton and Chai. Bullet Biffs are fired out of Bill Blaster-like cannons known as **Pipe Cannons**, which pop out of pipes in intervals much like a Piranha Plant. The Bullet Biff that comes from a launchpad travels with a perfectly straight trajectory as usual, but also moves at a higher speed than an average Bullet Bill. Some blasters can be used as a stepping stone to reach high areas.
CatchMamemon

**CatchMamemon** appeared in 2007 videogame called *Digimon Collectors*. CatchMamemon is a Mutant Digimon. It is a Digimon resulting from the digivolution of Mamemon after it was fused with the data from a file management software. It has a serious personality and an uncompromising side, and seems to think that managing Digi-Eggs is its duty. It is also capable of walking without needing to float, by using its arm parts as legs.

CatchMamemon is a small, ball-like Digimon wearing red boxing gloves operating a UFO with long arms ending in boxing gloves with studs on them. It has a yellow lightning-shaped marking on its left eye.

## Attacks

* **Magic Arm**: Catches Digimon that would harm Digi-Eggs and changes them into stuffed animals with some strange power.
* **Miracle Bomb**: Turns caught Digimon into bombs when its slots show three 7s. It attacks with said bomb, whose power depends on the strength of the captured Digimon.
Burt the Bashful

**Burt the Bashful** appeared in 1995 videogame called *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. Burt the Bashful, also spelled **Bert the Bashful**, is a recurring boss in the Yoshi franchise. It started out as a normal Burt, which Kamek grows to a massive size in the events of *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*.
Butatabi

**Butatabi** appeared in 2001 video game called *Wario Land 4*. Butatabi (ぶたたび) is a pig-like enemy from the Game Boy Advance game *Wario Land 4*. They are drawings that are brought to life by the pig-like painter Hoggus, and they can only be found in the level Doodle Woods.

A similar species known as Denden is another creation of Hoggus' which can be found in the same area. These enemies only attack in one way. They fly from side to side trying to jab Wario with the spike on its head. Jumping on it causes it to fall to the ground.

Butatabi also makes an appearance in *Super Mario-Kun*. As in *Wario Land 4*, they are brought to life from Hoggus' drawings and attack Wario.