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Firca

**Firca** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Firca is a ferocious attacker who has become a legend in the orc tribe. Despite not being as big as other soldiers, like Borjork, her mastery with the axes, as well as her recklessness and endless stamina in the battlefield, have made her a feared leader in the tribe.

Here comes Firca, joining the likes of Barbatos and Rabies in the category of overly masochistic monsters. All of her best moves have a considerable chance of killing her, but sadly still aren't good enough to be worth it. She tries to be a high-risk, high reward monster like the aforementioned Barbatos and Rabies, but she turns out to be a high-risk medium reward monster.
Djinn (Monster Legends)

**Djinn** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. He will grant you any wish, as long as that wish is to rain fiery destruction down upon your foes! You have never had a friend like him before! When Djinn isn’t battling other monsters, he enjoys some karaoke.

Djinn's a breedable Rare attacker. His power stat's pretty solid and he has access to Stun, Burn, and Daze. Unfortunately that's where the praise ends, as he's honestly pretty bland. He has the lowest speed out of any Rare monster, he's unable to deal meaningful damage due to his low-damaging moves, and his curses aren't all that great by any means, meaning he's unable to make up for his lack of damage output with torture damage. On top of that, his Stun and Daze moves are single-target which isn't great. Honestly, there are monsters that you can get way earlier on in the game (Pandaken) that do his job much better. It's recommended that you stay away from this guy.
Enduriphant

**Enduriphant** appeared in 2014 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 2*. Enduriphant (Japanese: **ガマンモス** *Gamanmosu*) is a Rank A, Water-attribute Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Endruiphant evolves from Fidgephant when fused with a Touphant.

Enduriphant bears many similarities to Fidgephant, due to him being his evolved form. He appears as a large red elephant with woolly mammoth tusks and hair. Stuck inside his trunk is a wooden plug.

This Yo-kai has spend his life training himself to resist urges and withstand any and all hardships whether mental or physical.

Enduriphant's master is Mr. Batham, who he holds in high regard.
Dunsparce

**Dunsparce** appeared in 1999 video game called *Pokémon Gold & Silver*. Dunsparce is a Land Snake Pokémon. Dunsparce burrows backwards into the ground just by using its tail when threatened, so it's very hard to catch----particularly since it views every person who approaches as a threat. Diglett sometimes share Dunsparce's tunnels.

Dunsparce is a serpentine Pokémon with a primarily yellow body, blue underside, and blue-and-cream-striped back. Its head is round with a wide mouth extending under its jowls and curving up toward the middle of its face. Its chin is blue with two rounded prongs. Its eyes—round and rimmed with blue—are kept closed, revealing its cream-colored eyelids. On Dunsparce's upper back are two small, white, bird-like wings split into two sections each. Its body ends in a striped, drill-like tail.

Though Dunsparce can float slightly with its wings, it avoids detection and flees when spotted by burrowing into the ground with its tail. It lives immobile in caves and beneath the earth, where it makes maze-like nests. They get along with Diglett and share tunnels with each other.
Fire Pig Poppo

**Fire Pig Poppo** appeared in 2004 video game called *Donkey Kong Jungle Beat*. Fire Pig Poppos are fiery Gale Hawgs that appear in *Donkey Kong Jungle Beat*. They are colored black, have orange eyes, and are commonly seen with a red Ninjape on top of them. Fire Pig Poppos attack by inhaling, then breathing fire out of their snouts.

A Fire Pig Poppo first appears in the level Banshee Swamp, on the other side of a pit of blue fire. They reappear soon after, in the level Battle for Storm Hill on the top of one of the fortresses. They later appear in the same kingdom in the level Aerie Fortress. However, three Fire Pig Poppos appear at the same time on different platforms.
Fatid

**Fatid** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Once upon a time, there was a little Sheluke who lived in a swamp. One day, Dr. Hazard started using that swamp as his dumping site and contaminated it. After years of eating rotten garbage and being in contact with contamination, that little Sheluke turned into this pestilent beast: Fatid!

Fatid was a team race monster a long time ago. His main trick is using resurrection. However, unlike other monsters, his resurrection skills have lower cooldowns and stamina costs, and also apply Double and/or Triple Damage. However, these huge pros come with one big con: his resurrections come with death countdown (NER does get rid of this though). Of course, he has many other great tricks. As a tank, he can heal 40% life per turn. As a nuisance, he can inflict two torture effects in one move.
Eaglemon

**Eaglemon** appeared in the 2006 video game called *Digimon World DS*. Eaglemon is a Giant Bird Digimon whose Japanese name is derived from "border crossing", and whose English name and design are derived from the Golden eagle (*Aquila chrysaetos*). It was adopted from a winning entry in the "Digimon Web Dot-art Contest" which belonged to Shun Nabetou from Fukuoka prefecture. Its body is clad in gold armor made of Chrondigizoit, so it deflects every attack. Also, Eaglemon is said to be a form of the Ultimate Digimon "Parrotmon" that digivolved. It is said that it is Eaglemon's duty to annihilate the invaders that enter the Digital World.

## Attacks

* **Kaiser Phoenix**: Performs a ramming attack with its full metal body.
* **Mystic Break**: Fires a white ray which reduces the opponent to ash.
Fenris (Huntik)

**Fenris** appeared in season 1 of 2009 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Fenris is a powerful wolf-like Titan, the only known specimen of which once roamed through the caves under the Temple of Thor. This wild and animalistic Titan was later used by Montehue, becoming among his choice Titans in the fight against evil Seeker groups. Many Seekers think Fenris and Wolf Knight were behind the legends of werewolves. Fenris was first known to reside in the caves beneath the Temple of Thor and was presumably the Titan of Thor himself. Through the centuries, Fenris was able to draw energy from the Temple of Thor to remain active, and rabid, until modern times.

While both the Huntik Foundation and the Organization were trying to apprehend Mjolnir, the Hammer of Thor, the wild Titan, Fenris, was also discovered past the Door of Infinity. Fenris attempted to attack Dante Vale's team, but was eventually secured with the Rope of Gleipnir and some help from Springer. As the magical rope could not be broken, Fenris was constricted and send back to his Amulet.

Fenris was first heard of being in Thor's Caves. The group went inside to get past the guards and go past the door of Infiniti to meet the wild Titan, known for being extremely dangerous and living inside. When they first met Fenris, Fenris attempted to attack them all, and they narrowly escaped. They untied the sacred rope with some help from Springer and harnessed him. Fenris' Amulet appeared, and he returned inside of it. Montehue helped Dante's team to escape, and was given Fenris' Amulet as Dante felt the Titan would bond readily to a Seeker with a character like that of Thor.

During the mission to acquire the Ring of Tao, Fenris battled against Dominator. Dominator's spikes became lodged in Fenris, and Dominator's Spikes ability caused Fenris to temporarily revert to his berserk state.

Fenris was later used by Montehue to fight against a Silent Soldier's Shadow Kuolit. Fenris proved to be faster than the Shadow Kuolit, who attempted to slice him, but the shadows from Shadow Kuolit's body attacked the wolf Titan.

Fenris helped Montehue fight numerous Blood Spiral forces and witnessed Sophie Casterwill rising from the lava of a volcano with Phoenix, the Legendary Titan of Rebirth.

Fenris fought in the battle at the Blood Spiral Base. He saved Scarlet Byrne from a Nighlurker Titan before being floored by a Marauder but was saved when the Marauder was defeated by Scarlet's Firbolg Titan.

## Powers and Abilities

Unlike other Titans, Fenris was able to draw his power from the walls of Thor's Temple in order to remain active and rabid, for centuries. The Guardians of Thor feared Fenris' immense strength, speed, and wild nature. His senses are as keen as those of a wolf. His claws are razor sharp, and his jaws are strong enough to crush bones and masticate flesh. All of this, combined with his ferocious predatory nature, makes him a very dangerous Titan to encounter, as he will attack anything, with an unprovoked viciousness similar to a rabid animal.
Drill Master

**Drill Master** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Power Rangers Zeo*. Originally a monster from Adam's dream who battled alongside a Quadrafighter in land mobility, and was defeated by Tommy, Drill Master was built for real by the Machine Empire as one of the newly improved robot warriors that received the Neo-Plutonium Armor. He was destroyed in an underwater battle by Super Zeozord 4.
Firebrand

**Firebrand** appeared in 1970 *Marvel Comics* called *Iron Man*.

Gary Gilbert was the son of an unscrupulous businessman and abusive father, Simon Gilbert. In retaliation, Gilbert and his sister Roxanne became political activists against what they believed were unjust businesses. Gilbert was soon banished from his family home and his sister soon followed of her own volition. Gilbert became increasingly radical and believed only a violent revolution to overthrow the existing American government and capitalist system was necessary. Gilbert used his talents in physics and invention along with training classes offered by Stark Industries to create the weapons and costume of Firebrand. Ironically, he first donned his costume to fight the construction of a community center financed by the Iron Man foundation, which the local black community resisted. Although he clashed with Iron Man, Firebrand's actions helped reveal Councilman Bradshaw's criminal plans behind the community center.

Gilbert retired his costumed identity to become a business agent for other criminals, usually meeting them at an abandoned bar in Medina County, Ohio, known only as the Bar with No Name. As Scourge had already made early successes against low-level criminals such as Gilbert and his clients, Gary called a meeting of criminals to discuss the problem. Seventeen other criminals made the meeting (Water Wizard was late due to a flat tire, which saved his life). All weapons were checked at the door, but Scourge infiltrated the meeting disguised as the bartender. Gilbert and the other 17 were shot down by Scourge, wielding a cut-down .50 submachine gun in each hand.

Firebrand was one of the 17 Scourge victims resurrected by the Hood in order to try to kill the Punisher. Punisher forced Firebrand to kill his newly resurrected family and then was killed by the Punisher with a shot to the head.

## Arsenal

* **Firebrand Battlesuit**
	+ **Enhanced Abilities:** The suit has micro-circuited motors that increase his strength.
	+ **Body Armor:** The armor offers some protection from physical damage.
	+ **Resistances:** The suit offers a high degree of resistance to fire.
	+ **Heat Beam:** Firebrand can project heat beams from twin wrist projectors.
	+ **Flight:** Firebrand is able to fly thanks to thermal jet devices.
	+ **Life Support:** The costume contains a 30-minute air supply.
Fireball Monster

The **Fireball Monster** appeared in 1979 TV series called *Battle Fever J*. The Fireball Monster (火の玉怪人 *Hinotama Kaijin*) is the seventh of Egos' Monsters.

He led a group of Cutmen to perform as arsonists. His idealism is that those who don't join Egos don't have the right to live. So he would assign the Cutmen disguised as humans to burn the homes of the ones who refuse to join Egos. Their plans were back fired when a boy who was recovering from the hospital was having visions of Ego being the ones responsible for burning civilian homes. Fireball Monster uses a trident for a weapon that launches fire balls. His robot counterpart resembles himself except its trident can also shoot out a flame and has finger missiles.
Faun (Face Off)

**Fauns** are one of the five races originating from different parts of the planet Telesis V. At some point in their history, each race has sent a representative to form a High Council, the symbol of which is an illuminated crystal.

## Appearances

* *Face Off* - s05e01 - "Going for Gold" (2013)

## Behind the scenes

The Telesis V High Council members were created by the team of newcomers in the season 5 premiere of *Face Off*. The Faun in particular was made by Alaina "Laney" Parkhurst and Rick Prince.
Famperium

**Famperium** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Famperium is a gift that Mystery gave Count Vlad after his daughter Fampira left home. Mystery told the Count that the egg contained some of Fampira's Cells, but she hid the fact that it also contained some of hers, which now allows her to use Famperium's eyes to spy on his new daddy.

Famperium is a very solid attacker with stamina drain, bleed, and life Steal. He is decent to use if you want a legendary water attacker with low cooldowns, high damaging attacks, and decent deny to go with it. The thing holding him back is his outdated stats and lack of negative effects.
Erafaz

**Erafaz** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Helgudin rescued Erafaz from an icy death when he was just a puppy. Despite that adorable beginning, her decision to train Erafaz to be the ultimate murder hound sort of sours the story. Nevertheless, it was a fantastic idea, Helgudin's resulting reputation boost was invaluable.

Erafaz is a Dark/Fire Attacker with Damage Boost, Vulnerable and Shield Removal skills.
Explosive Fighter Robinken

**Explosive Fighter Robinken** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*. Explosive Fighter Robinken (ロビンケン *Robinken*) is a camouflage-garbed commando.

He appears in episode 14, falsely attacking Madonna so that Metalder would come to her rescue and fall into a trap. He appears in Episode 14 performing a sneak attack against Metalder. He appears in Episode 19, alongside Chuubo, Jamune, and various members of the Armament Army. Robinken has the rare mentality of not caring about rank. During the Four Army relay race in Episode 23, he captures a camera-toting youth wandering in the area reserved for the race. Robinken leads Metalder along a circuitous path to the Four Army finish line. When Metalder escapes with the hostage, Robinken gives chase, coaxing Metalder into a trap-laden course of his own design. The traps ultimately failed and Robinken is destroyed by Metalder's Laser Arm attack.

## Powers and Abilities

Powers include high jumping and is equipped with a knife.
Faucet Mask

The **Faucet Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Faucet Mask (蛇口仮面 *Jaguchi Kamen*) is the second of Black Cross Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask's Masked Monsters. A master assassin, Faucet Mask is initially called to Japan by Golden Mask to deal with the Gorengers while they take a vacation in a beach side resort town. He tries several methods of attacking the Gorenger, including attacking them while they're underwater swimming, poisoning their drinks and even dispensing a noxious gas into their rooms, but the team eludes him one attack after another. When the Gorengers catch on to him, they trick him out by making it seem like he got them with a Ball Bomb thrown while they were in the ocean but allowing for them to emerge and take him on. When Momorenger uses an Earring Bomb on him near the water, he falls right in appearing to be defeated.

However due to Golden Mask's insistence that Faucet Mask finishes his job, the Commander-in-Chief accompanies him and helps in abducting Taro and Yoko, with the kid going free with the threat that Yoko is executed while Faucet Mask prepares to attack an ambassador attending a peace meeting. Faucet Mask takes care of the agent while confronted by Kaijo, Asuka and Kumano before the entire team confronts him fully. Using a diamond ring that Yoko gives him after saving her, Shinmei finally pierces Faucet Mask's tank making it of no further use. The team then uses a Gorenger Hurricane to become a fireball; Faucet Mask feels no fear from it and hits it with one of his pipe tonfa, but the ball catches it on fire and the heat ultimately makes him explode.

## Arsenals

Faucet Mask is a master assassin, who has various means and abilities for attacking opponents including sneak attacks or poison pills that dissolve in liquid or the Black Cross' Ball Bomb. His main weapon is his tank-like head, which can dispense anything within by spinning the wheel on top of it, including machine guns or a noxious gas. The tank is strong defensively and can't be harmed by Aorenger's Blue Cherry. He also uses two pipe tonfa which occasionally have spiked balls he can use for projectiles.
Fidough

**Fidough** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Fidough is a Puppy Pokémon.

Fidough is a small canine Pokémon that is primarily colored yellow and creamy white. Its ears, collar, and tail all resemble twisted dough. It has a short snout, two black eyes, and two yellow bumps above its eyes resembling eyebrows.

Fidough are docile and friendly, suitable for any novice Trainers who want a cuddly companion.

## Powers and Abilities

Fidough's skin is smooth and moist, allowing for a bit of elasticity. If threatened, Fidough can expand its body to intimidate opponents. The yeast contained in Fidough’s breath is able to ferment anything nearby. Because of this, Fidough is useful for cooking and has been protected by people for a long time.
Escavalier

**Escavalier** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Escavalier is a Cavalry Pokémon. The stolen Shelmet shell protects Escavalier's body-like armor. It uses its double lances to attack.

Escavalier is an insectoid Pokémon with a head sporting the red horsehair crest of a knight's helmet, with a visor underneath it. Its shoulders have large, round metal ridges, from which its thin black arms extend. The arms are tipped with red-striped protrusions resembling jousting lances. Its face and torso are bare of armor, but its lower body is concealed within a swirled gray shell with a red spike on the underside, which was presumably the shell of a Shelmet. Its tough armor protects its entire body. It flies around at high speed, jabbing foes with its lances. It is brave and will face any challenge even if in trouble.
Fenix

**Fenix** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Fenix has existed in the magical world for very long. He was the first creature to be able to resurrect after a defeat in battle. He is also an advisor even for the wisest monsters.

Fenix is a okay monster, but not as good as other monsters ranked higher. There are better support and attackers out there so only use him if you don't have isn’t a better option.
Exter Raider

**Exter Raider** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ultraman Cosmos*. Exter Raider (エクステル・レイダー *Ekusuteru Reidā*) was an android bounty hunter that appeared in the series *Ultraman Cosmos* in episode 41.

Exter was an android and a bounty hunter that uses his ship Sydevakter to travel the universe to find Green Belt people to exterminate them. On earth, he finds Kasumi Sanjoji, a woman with traces of Green belt plant and tried to kill her but she was taken into custody by EYES. The next morning he ambushed her and tried again but thanks to Keisuke her life was saved and Exter was, ending him. However, he sent a message to his ship to finish the job.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength**: Exter Raider is strong enough to throw people and lift cars.
* **Extraordinary Jumper**: Exter Raider can jump very high into the air.
* **Sydevakter**: Exter Raider possessed a ship which can transform into a robot. If he failed in his mission, Exter Raider will summon his ship to finish his job.
Fire Sphinx

The **Fire Sphinx** appeared in 1984 TV series called *Kagaku Sentai Dynaman*. Fire Sphinx (ファイヤースフィンクス *Faiyāsufinkusu*, 50 & 51) is the second of two "legendary" Mechaevolution Beast of the Tailed-People Clan Jashinka Empire, created using the attributes of fire and the mythological creature known as the Sphinx. Fire Sphinx is a special Mechavolution Beast, set up via a video created by General Kar prior to his death as a fail safe for the Mecha-Progresser to help the Jashinka should he fall. Created with the mystic powers of Egypt, it is used by Emperor Aton to track down the traitorous General Zenobia before she achieves ten-tails using Dr. Yumeno's research and a device created by the Dark Knight. While initially helping Aton, it eventually falls in the hands of Megiddo and Chimera after Aton and Zenobia fall and they become the new rulers of Jashinka.

When Yumeno vanishes after the Dynaman become trapped in the Millennium Cave, Megiddo and Chimera use Fire Sphinx to track him down before revealing he summoned DyJupiter to blow open the cave's door and save them. The Mechavolution Beast faces the Dynaman during the final showdown with the Jashinka, but the team use their flying attacks one after another before using New Super Dynamite to destroy it.

## Arsenals

Fire Sphinx possesses the ability to use a flamethrower for its right arm as its name suggests as well as a machine gun on it; however, its most powerful ability is its "Pyramid Power": using a special pyramid, it can track down and see anything that it asks for instantly.
Dyna Bot

The **Dyna Bot** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Power Rangers RPM*. The Dyna Bot is a Venjix Attack Bot that specialized in bombs and dynamite. While the Rangers searched for answers behind Dillon's past, he was sent by Venjix, to ambush the Rangers, with the Grinders, in Omega City. He engaged the rangers in combat, and defeated them. In the nick of time, Gold and Sliver saved the rangers and forced Dyna Bot to flee. Though he failed to defeat them, he did manage to put a bomb on the Project GO-ONGER van and it exploded, but the Rangers managed to escape. He was joined by General Shifter and Venjix Virus. The ranger were no match for the deadly trio, until the Gold and Silver Rangers arrived and helped. Venjix was persuaded by Shifter to flee while the Dyna Bot fought the rangers. Venjix reluctantly agreed and he and Shifter fled, leaving the Dyna Bot to fight the two powerful rangers by himself. He was destroyed by the new Rangers' Sky Shift Blasters attack.
Facehugger

The **Facehugger** appeared in 1979 movie called *Alien*. The facehugger is the second stage in the life cycle of a Xenomorph. Its bony finger-like legs allow it to crawl rapidly and its long tail can launch it in great distances. These particular appendages give them an appearance somewhat comparable to chelicerate arthropods such as arachnids and horseshoe crabs.

The facehugger is a parasitoid; its only purpose being to make contact with the host's mouth for the implantation process. The Facehugger secures its eight finger-like appendages tightly around the head of its victim and wraps its tail tightly around the host's neck, eliciting a gasping response and allowing the insertion of an ovipositor into the host's esophagus.

An embryonic form of the Xenomorph is then implanted directly into the stomach of the host. During the implantation process the host is fed a constant supply of oxygen via two lung like organs. Attempts to remove the Facehugger result in the parasite tightening its tail around the host's neck, almost as a threat of death if not allowed to continue the implantation process. Another deterrent is its highly pressurized molecular acidic blood which sprays wildly if the parasite's skin is cut into, ensuring that if it is removed from the host surgically the host will suffer catastrophic burns, almost certainly leading to death.

As the implantation process nears completion the facehugger's epidermis solidifies into a chitinous layer of silicon, presumably in an attempt to ensure the success of the implantation. Once the embryo is safely implanted, the parasite detaches from the host and retreats to die in seclusion. Eventually, the larval form of the Xenomorph, known as a Chestburster, will violently erupt from the host's chest cavity, resulting in a gruesome and excruciating death.

While still residing within the Ovomorph, the facehugger appears to possess the ability to assess the physical viability of a potential host, including being able to discern the difference between living and artificial beings. The parasite will generally avoid hosts with obvious deformities or maladies, choosing instead to remain within the Ovomorph.
Five-Tailed Giant Eagle

The **Five-Tailed Giant Eagle** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Five-Tailed Giant Eagle (五ツ尾オオワシ *Itsutsuo Ōwashi*), as its name indicates, is a giant species of avian with five large tails and a ravenous appetite.

Five-Tailed Giant Eagles are large beasts that can grow to be around 4.7 meters in height and 13 meters in length, and its weight around adulthood is 1.5 tons. It has a fine coat of turquoise feathers over most of its body, with the exception of its head which has orange plumage with a red crest on the top of its head. The tip of its wings are also uniquely red in color. Its most notable trait and the reason for its name are its five large green reptilian-like tails which sway behind it as it flies through the air. At birth, it has only one tail, but that number increases as it ages. However, poor caloric intake may retard the growth of the tails.

These ravenous birds are aggressive eaters due to requiring large calorie intakes to ensure the steady growth of their tails, showing that they have a strong desire for full grown tails. These birds are not above stealing the prey of other predators and will gladly swoop down and take what they find even if the predator is stronger than it.

A Five-Tailed Giant Eagle swoops down to steal Toriko's Pincer Fish after he caught it. However Toriko refuses to let his catch go and uses his massive strength to swing his fishing rod down, pulling the bird out of the sky with his fish, thus giving him a hearty catch. The young chef Komatsu, who witnessed the entire event, is left both frightened and amazed at the hunting action that unfolded before his eyes.

For Toriko and Komatsu's Hors d'Ouevre, a quiche is made with Pincer Fish and Five-Tailed Giant Eagle and served with Blue Blood Corn.

## Powers and Abilities

This species of eagle uses its sharp beak and claws to snag prey. It is known for its ferocity and would be a fair match against a bear or lion in combat. However with a capture level of 2, this beast can still be caught with a good team of prepared hunters.
Enmargo

**Enmargo** appeared in 1973 TV series called *Ultraman Taro*. Enmargo (エンマーゴ *Enmāgo*) was an oni kaiju that appeared in episode 14 of the series *Ultraman Taro*.

Enmargo was an ancient demon that was buried deep inside a mountain for centuries until a construction crew began waking the giant creature from its hibernation with their explosives, causing an earthquake. When ZAT came to investigate the quake, the owners of the land refused to stop construction, despite the possibility of a giant monster. After ZAT left, blasting continued, dislodging a statue of an ancient deity from the mountain that was keeping the demon warrior buried, which began sending psychic signals to children that had found it earlier to return it to the mountain. However, soon enough, the massive Enmargo fully awakened from its hibernation and went on a rampage throughout the construction site. ZAT received word and began their attack on the ancient sword-wielding monster. However, the group's weapons were powerless against the ancient demon's power. After destroying their fighters, the titan began destroying the surrounding forest while Kentaro and the children attempted to return the statue to the mountain in hopes of stopping the giant. Meanwhile, ZAT continued to fire everything they had into Enmargo but nothing worked. Finally, Kotaro summoned the mighty Ultraman Taro to duel the evil giant. However, he found the creature's shield too strong for even the Storium Ray to pierce and the Ultra warrior was kept on the defensive against Enmargo's sword. However, the statue used its powers to trick Enmargo into thinking he'd beheaded Taro, only for the oni itself to be beheaded. The oni refused to die completely, but was left vulnerable, allowing Taro to fire the Storium Ray and kill the ancient terror once and for all.

Prior to Enmargo's debut. Enmargo was summoned by a villain known as Juda to get Taro occupied with the oni while Ultraman, Zoffy, Ultraseven, Ultraman Jack, and Ultraman Ace fought against Juda's robotic creation, Grand King.

Enmargo reappeared in episode 10 of the series *Ultraman Orb* as a Kaiju Card used by Jugglus Juggler in a Tarot card fortunetelling with Alien Nackle Nagus. Enmargo's card represent death, which is Nagus' impending doom as he died in the same episode by Jugglus' Katana.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Poison Smoke**: Enmargo can emit a stream of black, poison smoke from his mouth. This poison takes some time to affect humans and animals, but can kill plants in seconds.
* **Sword**: Enmargo is equipped with a massive sword that can cut through just about anything with ease.
* **Shield**: Enmargo is equipped with a massive shield that is capable of protecting Enmargo from physical and energy-based attacks.

## Weakness

If the statue that kept Enmargo imprisoned is still intact, he will unintentionally harm himself when trying to kill heroes like Ultraman Taro.
Fashion Dimension

The **Fashion Dimension** appeared in 1991 TV series called *Choujin Sentai Jetman*. Fashion Dimension (ファッションジゲン, Fasshonjigen, 9): Originally a sewing machine infused with Tran's Dimensional Bug on his left shoulder, Fashion Dimension can create Vyram Fashion clothing that can force people into acting according to the nature of the attire. When this monster uses its Vyram Fashion to turn Satsuki into a sniper, Raita Ooishi manages to free his childhood friend before personally defeating this monster with his boulder. Though it was enlarged, Fashion Dimension is destroyed by the Jet Icarus.
Estark

**Estark** appeared in 1990 videogame called *Dragon Quest IV*. Estark is a large demon armed with two swords and has a body that looks more like an insect's exoskeleton than flesh. He has three eyes and a somewhat crazed, open-mouthed grin and is generally portrayed as being golden brown in color, though his original appearance had a cerulean blue color scheme.

Though folklore within the games usually state Estark as having caused troubles in the past, he is almost always asleep when encountered and must be awakened in order to fight. In some cases Estark has been asleep for so long that he can only remember his name and nothing else, not even if he is a good or evil being.
Flaaffy

**Flaaffy** appeared in 1999 video game called *Pokémon Gold & Silver*. Flaaffy is a Wool Pokémon. Flaaffy is covered in soft fleece that looks perfect for petting, but watch out because the fleece stores up electricity, and you could get a nasty shock. The bald patches of its rubbery skin are much safer to touch.

Flaaffy is a pink, bipedal, sheep-like Pokémon. It has thick, conical ears with black stripes on the sides of its head and small, blue eyes. A white mane of wool covers its head and upper body. This mane forms sideways curls on the top of its head. It has stubby arms and one nail on each foot. Flaaffy's long tail has black stripes and is tipped with a blue orb.

Storing too much electricity caused Flaaffy to lose the wool over most of its body, but the bare, rubbery skin protects it from the electricity stored in its fleece. The quality of Flaaffy's fleece can change to generate more electricity with less wool. The orb will light up when Flaaffy's mane is fully charged, and it can attack by firing electrified hairs at opponents. Flaaffy typically inhabits grassy meadows and fields.
Faeyan

The **Faeyans** are humanoid-hermaphrodites with an over-sized brain and faceted eyes. They are slow-moving, physically weak creatures, with the larger part of their activity being aimed at thinking. A Faeyan can at his will divide his mind and facet eyesight into sectors, that would function independently from one another, thus creating a random number of autonomous mind fields, which separately perceive the world through their own sector of the Faeyan's vision.

## Culture

The Faeyan (often called "Fae") race is characteristic of the highest level of natural intellectual abilities. They are philosophers, researchers, and innovators, cultivating their own technocratic culture and their own original picture of the world. The Faeyans have all the respect for the Gaalians and have a sort of a condescending attitude to their younger intellectual cousins - the Humans. As for the Maloqs, the Faeyans really consider them to be more of animals than intelligent beings. And as far as the Pelengs are concerned, the Faeyans get irritated by their constant attempts to send in their spies to steal the latest Faeyan technologies. The role of the Faeyans in the Coalition is that of leading researchers and developers in the field of science and technology.

The Faeyans have a long history of encounters with humans since before humanity knew of life outside of its own solar system. Their research and influence in the development of mankind allowed humans to integrate rapidly once superphotonic travel was developed, which the Fae now tend to look upon as one of their less brilliant decisions. Fae are common representatives of Ranger Centers and Research Stations, where their knowledge of science and their eagerness to work with new technologies and micromodules are best put to use.

## Technology

Faeyan technology is bleeding edge, often more effective than even Gaalian counterparts. Unfortunately, this technological superiority often comes at the expense of price tag and/or durability. Faeyan hulls are attractive, fast, and maneuverable, even as they scale in size, and Peleng military and pirate ships are largely based on stolen Faeyan designs. It's rare that a Ranger goes their entire career without at least flying a Fae-made ship at least once, be it for themselves or testing some prototype that the Fae have been building on a remote world.

The Fae are also brilliant computer programmers and engineers; paying for the best technological upgrades at one of their massive Research Stations gets the absolute most out of your equipment, and their research teams always pay market price (at minimum) for Dominator technology, double if it's project-relevant!

## Appearances

* *Space Rangers* (2002)
* *Space Rangers 2: Dominators* (2004)
* *Space Rangers HD: Revolution* (2013)
* *Space Rangers: Legacy* (2017)
Felix Rosa

**Felix Rosa** A.K.A. **Whalewolf** was a Dominican baseball player who attempted to get back in the game by undergoing genetic engineering.

## Appearance

After transformation he had a wolf body, pectoral fins on his front limbs, a dorsal fin, an adipose fin and a killer whale's tail. His color scheme was that of a killer whale. He still understood English.

## Behavior

He showed behavioral traits like those of a domestic dog. He pees like a dog. His swimming motion appears to be a mix of human swimming and the doggie paddle. He sounded like a dog.

## Powers

* Enhanced Strength: He could throw Sharktopus
* Enhanced Speed: He could potentially run at speeds of over 30 mph and swim at 40 mph.

* Enhanced Agility: He could turn sharp corners and jump over high walls with little effort
* Enhanced Durability: He withstood several gun shots
* Aquatic Adaption: He was just at home underwater as he was on land

## Behind the scenes

* The Whalewolf appears to have based off of the Akhlut, a wolf-orca hybrid from Inuit mythology.

## Kills

* Betty
* Two Unnamed People
* Carrie
* Dr. Elsa Reinhardt
* Huerta
* Two Unnamed People
* Sharktopus

## Notes

* His genetic engineering was done by Dr. Elsa Reinhardt, who previously worked with Dr. Nathan Sands and Dr. Rico Symes, the creators of Sharktopus and Pteracuda respectively.
FilmZord

The **FilmZord** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The FilmZord (フィルムゾード *Firumuzōdo*) (F-16) is a MegaZord Beta, with the properties of the Filmloid, namely the head and the feet.

Like it's Metaloid counterpart, this MegaZord has the ability to project something and make it real. Unlike the Filmloid, it created a dome of artificial Hyper Space, making all of the humans inside to suffer from the atmosphere of Hyper Space.

The atmosphere is so intense that the Buster Machines can't withstand it. Luckily, Beet Buster pulled an all-nighter modifying all five Buster Machines to withstand the atmosphere.

After the Metaloid was deleted, the Busters diverted their attention to the MegaZord, and formed Great Go-Buster. It managed to breach the spacial wall with little effort and worked the MegaZord with little effort as well.

This MegaZord was shut down by a Demolition Thrust to the chest, ridding the dome of Hyper Space as well.

FilmZord's ability to project artificial Hyper Space is passed down to later Megazords.

## See Also

* Filmloid
* Gamerdrone
Explosive Fighter Gochak

**Explosive Fighter Gochak** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*. Explosive FighterGochak (ゴチャック *Gochakku*) is a silver wrestler called to defeat Metalder, after Barbery fails, in Episode 2. His signature move is putting his opponents in headlocks and twisting their heads off, which he demonstrates to the Emperor, in the Ghost Bank, on Damnen. Metalder was losing in battle against him, but managed to gather his last bit of power to crack Gochak's face. Metalder snaps off Gochak's arms and tears off his head. After being beheaded, Gochak sprouted a cannon head from his neckhole. Metalder destroys Gochak for good with a Laser Arm, but collapses after the fight. Gochak was capable of reformation, reappearing in Episode 11 when he tries to help the rebellious Bigwayne escape from the Robotic Warrior Army and the Armored Army. Jars rats him out to Valsky and he is chained up by the others for treason. He escapes too late to help Bigwayne. He turns Bigwayne's spot of destruction into a memorial mound. In Episode 15, he joins Galdos' group during the initial attack on Metalder. In Episode 19, he attacks Metalder in the Ghost Bank. He is decapitated by a blast from Top Gunder in Episode 36.
Eleking

**Eleking** appeared in the 1967 TV series called *Ultraseven*. Eleking (エレキング *Erekingu*) is a fictional, electric-eel-like kaiju first appeared in the tokusatsu TV series *Ultraseven*. Eleking has been one of the most iconic monsters to appear through out the Ultra Series and has gone on to win the Japanese **Best Monster Award** for the Ultraseven series, being called the most impressive of Ultraseven's enemy kaiju and aliens (alongside Alien Metron).
Fifi the Vampire Poodle

**Fifi the Vampire Poodle** appeared in the 1997 *Goosebumps* literature called *Please Don't Feed the Vampire!*, and its the 15th book in the *Give Yourself Goosebumps* series. She is the reader's pet dog. One story details Fifi biting the packet of red goo inside the Vampire in a Can costume, which transforms her into a ferocious vampire poodle.

One bad ending has Fifi trying to save the reader from the vampire animals from the pet shop, but they overtake the reader and drain all of your blood.
Fatal Harald

**Fatal Harald** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Fatal Harald used to retrieve supplies for the Summitfolk faction. Unfortunately, he was once caught stealing vegetables from Nishant's garden. Merciless as Lord Nishant is, he attached a cursed mark to poor Fatal Harald's face, preventing him from ever taking it off or speaking again.

Fatal Harald is a Nature/Earth Support with Evasion, Random Effects, Anticipation, Frosted and PER skills.
Emerald Nathura

**Emerald Nathura** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Cyan Nathura kept reading in the news that the sunlight had become toxic. The problem was that, being part plant, sunbathing wasn't optional for her. With every passing day she felt stronger, until one day, as she was doing her photosynthesis, she transformed into Emerald Nathura! Maybe the sunlight wasn't as toxic?

Seems like Cyan Nathura tried to get some usage in PVP, but she's as horrible as she was before. Her trait is pretty bad, with Hardened being the best part of it, as it is a good umbrella trait, but Poison immunity is trash and Life Regeneration is kind of useless. Her stats are ok, has a great power, a nice speed but a trashy life, meaning she can OHKO easily by a lot of powerful attackers. The worst part is her horrendous movepool, making her a new Junsuina Kaori, as her dmg output is horrible without her ETs and the ETs aren't good either. Her stamina costs and cooldowns are huge for an ET attacker, and while Essence helps with that, she has to sacrifice revival for stamina. Not only that, but there are a lot of Anticipators in the meta, rendering her potential. Overall, a garbage attacker that has way too many flaws to even consider her viable.
Fighter Dimension

The **Fighter Dimension** appeared in 1991 TV series called *Choujin Sentai Jetman*. The Fighter Dimension (ファイタージゲン *Faitā Jigen*) is a dimension bug monster acquiring a fighters jet. This giant monster was originally Chokan's jet that she used to search for the two remaining Jetman but Radiguet interferes with the mission and plants a Dimensional Bug on the jet, starting its transformation into a monster. Though it tried to devour Chokan inside the cockpit, she managed to break free and parachute off the jet. It later went against the Jet Hawk in a dogfight before it grabs Gai Yuuki to use as a hostage. But once Gai is freed and saved, the Fighter crashes and assume full monster form, able to fire orbs from its mouth. However, Red Hawk manages to destroy Fighter Dimension by shooting at the exposed gas pipe.

## Arsenal

As a jet fighter plane, Fighter Dimension has the ability to fly and smash into objects with massive force and fires orbs from its mouth. It also creates tendrils within the cockpit to capture anyone who flies within it, in particular with what happens to Odagari after her jet is used for the Dimensional Beast.
Evildiver (Dragon Knight)

**Evildiver** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Kamen Rider Dragon Knight*. Evildiver is a flying mechanical stingray which is Sting's Advent Beast. Evildiver later ends up under the control of Kamen Rider Strike, but he lost it.

## Uses

Sting slots his cards on the stingray-like slot on his left arm called the Evil Visor. Can be used as a shield.

* **Attack Vent**: Summons Evildiver to attack his enemies directly.
* **Swing Vent**: Conjures a stingray-tail to use as a whip.
* **Copy Vent**: Copies the last Advent Card slotted and obtains a copy as if it was his own.
* **Final Vent**: Summons Evildiver for Sting's Final Vent. Kamen Rider Sting rides on Evildiver's back as he crashes into enemies.
* **Link Vent**: Unites and unleashes the power of all of 13 Final Vents.
Flame Chomp

**Flame Chomp** appeared in 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 3*. Flame Chomps (or **Fire Chomps**) are enemies that first appear in *Super Mario Bros. 3*. They resemble Chain Chomps, but differ in several ways. First, they are not restricted by chains, and instead float along with a trail of four fireballs. At any time, they may shoot fireballs from their "tail" at Mario or Luigi. When it runs out of fireballs, the Flame Chomp will explode, damaging the Mario brother if they are within the blast radius. Also, unlike Chain Chomps, they are vulnerable to stomps and fireballs. They live mainly in the skies.
First Spear, Furabiijo

**First Spear, Furabiijo** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger*. First Spear, Furabiijo (壱の槍・フラビージョ *Ichi no Yari Furabījo*) is a girl with a bug-headdress, first recruited by Zanto and a mistress of **Bee Ninpou** (蜂忍法 *Hachininpō*). She carries a notepad with info on the monsters sent to fight and uses a stamp when they die to mark them out with "X for flunking". As her name suggests, she is the weakest, out of all the seven dark spears overall in the series.

She was a student at a Space Ninja School until she was expelled for failing an exam. After being kicked out of her family, Furabiijo was found by Tao Zanto on Space Central Street and joined the Universal Ninja Group Jakanja. After every other Jakanja had failed, Furabiijo decided to do her own mission by creating Furabijenu. But it ended with her being kicked out when her own creation upstaged her, but she takes advantage of her demotion to trick Nanami Nono to get her and her friends to create a remote control for Furaibijenu, overpowering her creation and revealing her true colors. Though she failed, Furabiijo found the Hurricanegers' base, though the info wasn't much help.

In Hurricaneger vs. GaoRanger, she became GaoWhite, but later got whacked in the head by the real GaoWhite's Tiger Baton. In the finale, Furaibiijo and Wendinu form an allegiance with Sandaaru after he seemingly killed Tau Zant, but the two ended being blasted into Dino Earth, reappearing in Abaranger vs. Hurricaneger where they vainly attempted to join the Evoliens.

Furabiijo returned once again in GoGo Sentai Boukenger vs. Super Sentai, using the Gordom Engine to return from Dino Earth. Her appearance was delayed because she claimed to have taken a walk, much to the dismay of the other villains. With her appearance, she was quickly used as an ingredient to create a new Precious, the Staff of the Three Philosophers, that powered Chronos up. When Chronos was destroyed by Burning Legend DaiVoyager, so too was the staff, and Furabiijo along with it, much to her annoyance. That was due to the fact that she had just reappeared only to be killed off in the end.

Furabiijo reappears again alongside Wendinu, this time forming an alliance with Bat Zhe Rumba, the Zero Spear. She disguises as a lady in order to acquire the Shinobi Medals, which is actually Rumba's plan. They later battle Hurricangers, Gouraigers and Tenkai, the new Shurikenger. After Bat Zhe Rumba's demise, Furabiijo and Wendinu swears that they will return in the next ten years before they vanish.
Firbolg

**Firbolg** appeared in season 2 of 2012 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Firbolg the fierce giant was one of the guardian Titans of the magical floating castle of Tír na nÓg alongside Dullahan the headless knight. His Amulet is currently in the possession of Scarlet Byrne.

The Firbolg, or "bag men" were one of the first of the legendary races of Celtic mythology. Some legends say that the Firbolg were enslaved, either by the other Celtic groups, or by the Greeks.

Firbolg and Dullahan Titans stood as guardians of Tír na nÓg where they attacked Scarlet Byrne, Den Fears, Sophie Casterwill and Dante Vale, and fought against Powerbonded Sabriel and Kaioh the Tracker. Despite overpowering the team, Firbolg was defeated when Lok Lambert returned from the Inter-dimensional World and invoked Pendragon, the Legendary Titan of Champions. His Amulet was then obtained by Scarlet.

In the final battle against the Blood Spiral, Firbolg saved Fenris from a Marauder Titan. This impressed Montehue lost for words as he has been telling Scarlet how powerful Fenris was.

## Powers and Abilities

Firbold is a large and very strong titan. He can pick up smaller titans with ease and can crush them in his hands. Firbolg once picked up a Marauder and squeezed it so hard it returned to its amulet. This strength, coupled with his large size, make Firbolg a very powerful Titan.