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Castform

**Castform** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Castform is a Weather Pokémon. When the weather changes, Castform's appearance changes with it. It's so sensitive to shifts in humidity and temperature that these changes alter the structure of its cells.

Castform is one of few human-made "artificial" Pokémon. It was created on purpose by the researchers of the Weather Institute in the Hoenn region as an experiment in weather forecast and manipulation. Castform's main color is a cloudy white. Around its eyes is white and in the shape of a mask. Castform is able to change forms according to the weather. It has a rain, sun and snow form. The rest of its body is a plain gray color.
CZ2128 Delta

**CZ2128 Delta** appeared in the 2015 TV series called *Overlord*. CZ2128 Delta (シーゼットニイチニハチ・デルタ/CZ2128・Δ) AKA "CZ" is an automaton battle maid and a member of the "Pleiades Six Stars," the battle maid squad of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. She was created by Garnet.

CZ Delta is a girl who is short in stature and has red-gold straight long hair. She wears an eyepatch over her left eye, while her right eye has an emerald color and target-mark on the pupil. Her face is very delicate, it looks as if it was artificially crafted by hand. She wears accessories with military camouflage patterns. While her face is beautiful, she does not show her emotions and talks in a flat tone.

Her attire is similar to that of Narberal Gamma and Yuri Alpha. However, the biggest difference between her attire and theirs are her urban camouflage accessories and the cute sticker attached to a corner of her skirt with '1 yen' written on it. The other significant difference is the white gun she often has holstered on her waist similar to how one would wear a sword.

CZ2128 Delta appears emotionless and has a silent nature. Her Karma is relatively high, which makes her, along with Yuri Alpha, one of the two "safe" Pleiades to humans. Though she usually ignores conversations from humans, sometimes there is a possibility to communicate with her.

CZ2128 Delta hates cannibalism, but likes cute things, such as Éclair Éklair Éklare. At the same time, she also takes pleasure in hugging the struggling Éclair like a doll. She often hugs things she finds cute until someone of authority tells her to let go. She also pastes a One-Yen Sticker on the things that she likes.

CZ2128 Delta was created by Garnet to be one of the battle maids, the Pleiades. They served as a last line of defense against intruders. However, because she is unlikely to be able to stand against enemy players who managed to come this far, her only real purpose was to distract the invaders until the guild members of Ainz Ooal Gown were able to fully prepare for their final stand in the throne room.

As Garnet was responsible for the design of the Treasury's security systems in Nazarick, along with Tabula Smaragdina. Thus, CZ2128 Delta's character settings were set to be familiar with Nazarick's mechanism unlocking methods. CZ's knowledge of those mechanisms had been part of the backstory her creator had made for her.

She is the most popular member of the Pleiades among the Homunculus Maids. The Homunculus Maids even fight among themselves to sit next to her and some of them even want a hug pillow of her.
Ceiling Surprise

**Ceiling Surprise** appeared in 2001 video game called *Luigi's Mansion*. Ceiling Surprise is a smiling light pink ghost that hides on the ceiling, and drops down to startle Luigi in *Luigi's Mansion*. It is generally coupled with another common ghost, usually Bowling Ghosts. Ceiling Surprises are extremely weak with zero HP, and are guaranteed to always drop a ten- or twenty-HP restoring Heart when captured, but will not if they are defeated via elements. Ceiling Surprises will keep returning in Area 2 and 3 until the area is complete. They have a variant called Purple Bombers. One of them appears in the well and must be captured to get the key to the Rec Room. They are the weakest ghosts in the entire game, as they have 0 HP, and have no way of damaging Luigi.

Creepers from *Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon* have a similar attack strategy to Ceiling Surprises.
Camera Mask

The **Camera Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Camera Mask (カメラ仮面 *Kamera Kamen*) is the sixth of Black Cross Volcano Mask General Magman's Masked Monsters. Camera Mask was in charge of raiding and obtaining a new EAGLE fuel through the stealing of tanker trucks; the trucks were stolen by his men, then taken to the Yokohama Dreamland amusement park where they are siphoned into tankers to be used by the Black Cross to improve the efficiency of their Condolerunits. When EAGLE realizes what's being done, they send the Gorengers to find the tanker trucks and regain the fuel, but due to the base being hidden around the park they can't catch on at first where it is. Ultimately they trick Camera Mask by first getting an EAGLE tanker (controlled by Shinmei and Daita) abducted by a Zolder (Kaijo in disguise) who is escorted into the park. Camera Mask initially identifies the Zolder as a spy but lets him in by playing along. After attempting to root out Kaijo as the Zolder with the tanker, the Gorengers reveal that the tanker truck has no fuel in it and befuddle the Masked Monster.

With the Gorenger discovering the location of their fuel, Camera Mask is set up by Magman to use a time bomb to blow up the amusement park using the fuel hidden in the tankers; the Gorengers scramble to find it until they realize it is connected to the park's clock, thus set to go off with it hitting the right time. After Peggy disarms the bomb, the Gorengers face Camera Mask being forced to take responsibility for the failure. When it uses its flash-lamp, Akarenger knocks it away and uses it against him. Ultimately the team uses Gorenger Hurricane to become a lens cap, covering up Camera Mask's eye and destroying him in the process.

## Arsenals

Camera Mask's main weapon is a flash-lamp that it uses with its camera to cause a bomb explosion. Its lens-like eye can also be used like an x-ray to determine things within objects, such as the identity of those who are wearing Zolder outfits; and can be equipped with a zoom lens for viewing far away.
Chain-Saw Fish

**Chain-Saw Fish** appeared in the video game called *Virtual Boy Wario Land*. They appear to be shark-like creatures resembling real life sawfish, although wearing a hockey mask with a chainsaw protruding outward. They are found in several underwater stages of the game, first being seen in Stage 3. Chain-Saw Fishes swim back and forth across an area. If Wario is nearby, they will frown, and then swim at high speed towards Wario, aiming to harm him.

Chain-Saw Fishes can be defeated by striking the underbelly of the fish. They can also be destroyed by the flames of Sea Dragon or King Dragon Wario.
Celestial Dragon

The **Celestial Dragon** appeared in 2007 movie called *Dragon Wars*.

In its original appearance, the great serpent is described as a brown to grey-blue scaled cobra like Imoogi. Not before the snake was revived back and continues to fight against Buraki and succeeds by launching a fireball into the corrupted counterpart's mouth and killing the foe.
Callismon

**Callismon** appeared in 1998 manga called *Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01*. Callismon is a Synthetic Beast Digimon whose name and design are derived from the mythological Callisto. It is a Grizzlymon that has been modified by Arcadiamon's data at an infusion rate of 10%.

## Attacks

* **Deep Forest**: Rams its claws on the ground, causing a small earthquake.
* **Rodeo Bullet**: Fires bullets from the weapon on its right arm.
Cat Bullet Bill

**Cat Bullet Bill** appeared in 2013 video game called *Super Mario 3D World*. Cat Bullet Bills are a species of Bullet Bills powered-up by a Super Bell that appear in *Super Mario 3D World*.

Like normal Bullet Bills, Cat Bullet Bills are fired from Bill Blasters. However, unlike normal Bullet Bills, Cat Bullet Bills will lock onto, and follow the player, making them similar to the Missile Bill. However, unlike Missile Bills, Cat Bullet Bills always follow a horizontal path; they cannot travel vertically.

Cat Bullet Bills will sometimes drop a Super Bell when defeated. In the level The Bullet Bill Express, Cat Banzai Bills appear, which act as red Banzai Bills.

They appear in *Super Mario Maker 2* as enemies that can be added to courses, where they replace Bull's-Eye Bills in the *Super Mario 3D World* theme.
Buzzstinger Wasp (Ryuki)

**Buzzstinger Wasp** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ryuki*. Buzzstinger Wasp (バズスティンガー・ワスプ *Bazusutingā Wasupu*) is a blue-armored Digger wasp monster that attempted to target a little girl named Mika. This monster wields a sword as his weapon.

Buzzstingers Wasp, Hornet and Bee were among the monsters in the World within the Magic Stone. They accompanied their master Amadum as he attempted to seize the young Haruto and Koyomi as well as the Rider Rings they carried. However, Haruto Soma used the Bind Ring to restrain Amadum and his monsters as he used Rings provided by Kosuke Nitoh to escape with the children and the Fourze Ring.

Ultimately, Wasp was among the monsters whom were destroyed by a combination of Blade's Lightning Slash, OOO's OOO Bash and Agito's Rider Kick.
Buzzer

**Buzzer** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Buzzers are bee enemies from *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Buzzers only reside in the Forest Maze, being common enemies. They fly around in the forest, and in case they find a possible enemy, Buzzers will pursue them to attack. During battle, a Buzzer attacks by piercing the foes with its sting. They are also capable of using special moves like Thornet to poison a target. On the other hand, they are weak against ice and fire-based attacks, although strong to standard moves. Stingers are their stronger relatives.
Calendamon

**Calendamon** appeared in 2017 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Calendamon is a Calendar Appmon. Calendamon appears as a typical desk calendar, where each page is a day of the year. It has eyes inside its comb binding. Like most Appmon, it has two cables to allow Applink, though they're on the ends of the binding, and are used as arms.

## Attacks

* **Steal Plan**
* **Mystic Holiday**
Cannon Megas

The **Cannon Megas** appeared in 1984 TV series called *Choudenshi Bioman*. The Cannon Megas (カノンメガス *Kanonmegasu*) is a Neo Mecha-Gigan of Neo Empire Gear, initially stolen by Bio Hunter Silva but later piloted by Mason.

The Cannon Megas was one of multiple Neo Mecha-Gigan in dock at Neograd awaiting to be used by Gear before it is stolen by the newly-arrived Silva, who took the vehicle to escape Gear's forces while searching for his own personal mecha, Balzion. The Bio assassin uses the mecha to attack Bio Robo and the Gear forces until he decides to confront the Bioman personally detecting the Bio Particles within them. Using the opportunity, Mason retakes the Neo Mecha-Gigan from Silva and later tries to use it against Bioman; but the team is able to disable its weapons under the Gear warrior's control before finishing it off with the Bio Particle Cut.

## Powers and Abilities

It has two mounted cannons on its shoulders, a gun on the right arm, and a hidden head that can fire a beam weapon from the eye called the Body Cannon.
Butterspice

The **Butterspice** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Toriko*. The Butterspice (蝶魅料) is a species of butterfly that produces a delicious spice from the beautiful multicolored scales on its wings, and the spice combined with its pretty appearance can cause those who see it and smell it to become mesmerized by it, it will then lead the entranced victim into the territory of dangerous beasts.
Cave Master

**Cave Master** appeared in the video game called *Wario Land II*. His appearance is that of a large, warthog-like creature and as his name suggests, he is found inside a cave.

In *Wario Land II*, cave master attacks by charging at Wario, who must avoid the attack and ram him in the back, pushing him into the small pit on either side of the small arena. After being knocked off three times, the beast is vanquished. However, if Wario is pushed into the pit, he must backtrack and start the entire fight over again.
Butterflymon

**Butterflymon** appeared in 2003 CD called *Digimon Adventure 02: Armor Evolution to the Unknown*. Butterflymon is an Insectoid Digimon. It armor-digivolved through the power of the "Digi-Egg of Knowledge". Like Flybeemon and Honeybeemon, it is a mythical Digimon that was born due to the power of the Digimental during a large Kunemon outbreak. It prefers living in meadowy areas with a warm climate. It hates conflict and has a friendly personality.

## Attacks

* **Sweet Honey Straw**: Sucks the energy from the enemy like a bee.
* **Sweet Pheromone**: Confuses the enemy by using a special powder.
* **Honey Wave**: Emits a mysterious sound wave from its wings.
* **Sweet Kick**: Attacks with a powerful flying kick.
Celebi

**Celebi** appeared in 1999 video game called *Pokémon Gold & Silver*. Celebi is a Time Travel Pokémon. Celebi traveled back in time to come to this world. According to myth, its presence is a sign of a bright future.

Celebi is small, angular Pokémon with short arms and stubby rounded feet. Its cranium is shaped similarly to a flower bulb, extended upward in a left stroke. Celebi's blue eyes are rather large, compensating most of its face. Also extending from its head are two small string-like antennae with blue tips. They seem to curl in a different direction most of the time. The larger space of its back is covered with two, white moth-like wings, short and small extending only halfway up its arm length. Celebi's head is similar to an onion.
Chain Chomp

**Chain Chomp** appeared in the 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 3*. Chain Chomps bear a resemblance to a ball and chain and are typified by their large, tooth-filled maws and incessant biting. Shigeru Miyamoto's inspiration for the Chain Chomps was from a childhood experience: a dog once ran up to him and tried to bite him, but the dog's chain held it back. As a result, Chain Chomps also possess canine qualities, such as barking, and are commonly used as guard dogs throughout the *Mario* series. Chain Chomps were originally created as an enemy for *The Legend of Zelda* series, but ended up being used for the *Mario* series first. Many Chomps have been part of the Koopa Troop, though a couple of them have been shown to be independent.
Chainsaw Banki

The **Chainsaw Banki** appeared in 2008 TV series called *Engine Sentai Go-onger*. The Chainsaw Banki is a chainsaw Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast who Hiramechimedes rebuilt from the parts of the Saw Banki. Hiramechimedes planned for him to create lots of dust from cutting wood in a warehouse to cause an explosion, with the Go-Onger inside. The building did catch on fire but the fire was put out by Jum-Bowhale. Destroyed by Seiku-Oh.
Chain Shadow

**Chain Shadow** appeared in 2014 TV series called *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. Chain Shadow (チェーンシャドー *Chien Shadō*) is a Shadow Monster that appears in Episode 3 of *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. Found by Madame Noir lurking around the Castle Terminal, this darkly eccentric Shadow Monster was deployed to "Heiwadani" (平和谷), converting the station into a Dark Station when he exited said station. Kagura tried to fight Chain Shadow when she was accidentally left behind, but was defeated and imprisoned inside Chain Shadow's Cross coffin.

By daybreak, the other ToQgers found out of Kagura's missing status and went back to get her, only to find out about Heiwadani's capture. They soon find Chain Shadow in a school house after the Shadow Monster caught some children. During the fight, Chain Shadow tried to capture the other ToQgers with the same technique he used on ToQ 5Gou, but failed when they freed themselves, leading to ToQ 1Gou jumping into the open coffin. The trapped ToQgers and children were set free when Kagura imagined herself as Ultimate Girl, making Kagura forget her mortal boundaries and began smacking Chain Shadow around, leading up to her trying to do a Hell Wheel attack, only for ToQ 1Gou to snatch her out of the air before she could complete it.

Once all of the ToQgers were gathered, ToQ 5Gou and 1Gou swapped their powers, and double-teamed the Monster, weaking the Monster enough to let the ToQgers fire their Renketsu Bazooka. With ToQ 5Gou at the trigger, she imagined the Rainbow Rush to take the form of bolt cutters, dicing up the Monster.

Once enlarged, Chain Shadow and ToQ-Oh began a fierce battle before Chain Shadow binded the Ressha Combination with his chains and trapped ToQ-Oh in a coffin and began draining the Imagination from the mech, weakening it. However, he did not count on ToQ-Oh smashing its way out of the coffin by rapidly extending Red Ressha. Enraged, he tried charging at ToQ-Oh, only to get caught up with the Ressha Combination's Fumikiriken Ressha Flash.

Chain Shadow was later part of a group of revived Shadow Monsters who fought the ToQgers and Kyoryugers. He ends up being destroyed again alongside the other revived Shadow Monsters by the two Sentai Teams' (bar their Reds) combined finishers, the *Imagination Brave Finish*.

## Arsenals and Modus Operandi

* Goal: Collect the darkness in the hearts of humans by making them be afraid of death.
* Arsenal: **Cross Coffin** (クロス系棺桶 *Kurosu-kei Kan'oke*) and chain generator.

Chain Shadow drags his Cross Coffin where ever he goes, putting his victims in it while binded by his chains to make them become afraid of death. The tombstone inside the Coffin is the weak point of the technique, as when it shatters, the coffin will explode and harmlessly release all captives within it.
Castle Keeper Pawn

**Castle Keeper Pawn** appeared in 2015 TV series called *Ressha Sentai ToQger.* Castle Keeper Pawn (城の番人ポーン *Shiro no Bannin Pōn*), designated MoTe 400-44 (モテ400-44), is the gigantic Keeper of Castle Terminal armed with the **Pawn Flail** (ポーン系フレイル *Pōn-kei Fureiru*). The naturally giant keeper of the Castle Terminal, Pawn is summoned by Marchioness Morc to battle the ToQgers with Build Dai-Oh holding off the Keeper before destroying him. He appears to be a mindless soldier, only fighting to protect the Castle Terminal while saying only one word: "Pawn".

## Arsenals

* **Pawn Flail** (ポーン系フレイル *Pōn-kei Fureiru*): It's a sword-like spear that this monster used in combat.
Camera Trick

**Camera Trick** appeared in 1995 movie called *Chouriki Sentai Ohranger the Movie*. Camera Trick (カメラトリック *Kamera Torikku*): A small bird-resembling video camera monster. Camera Trick flew about to audition the stars of Buldont's movie. It was the only Machine Beast left to aid in Buldont's next project. Fate remains unknown on this particular robot.
Ceratosaurus (Jurassic Park)

The **Ceratosaurus** appeared in the 2001 movie called *Jurassic Park III*. Ceratosaurus was a medium sized carnivore that lived at the same time as the larger Allosaurus, in the Late Jurassic period. However, it also lived some millions of years before the emergence of the successful allosauroids, being of the more primitive four fingered Ceratosauria. What makes it different and distinctive is the large horn on top of its nose and the two horns over its eyes. The use of it has been debated and is most likely used for display, a weapon, or a special used for courtship battles. About 100 years ago, when it was first discovered, it was one of the most well-known dinosaurs. Another unusual feature is that Ceratosaurus had four fingers on its hands, instead of the more common three among the other large meat-eaters. This is typically an indication that this theropod is relatively primitive, whose ancestral relatives are from the earlier times of the Mid Triassic to Mid Jurassic periods when coelophysoideans and ceratosaurians were much more prevalent. Allosaurids and megalosaurian carnosaurs, both kinds tetanurans, were much more advanced, with greater speed and intelligence, as well as the ability in at least allosaurids to form packs.

It is probable that the Ceratosaurus ended up being sidelined by the Allosaurus in North America, as evidenced by the fact that Ceratosaurus is the rarest fossil theropod genus present in the magnificent Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry. It probably became a prowler of the forest, using its terrifying dentition when ambushing smaller Dinosaurs.
Captain Nathaniel Flint

**Captain Nathaniel Flint** appeared in the 2002 movie called *Treasure Planet*. He was a space pirate renowned by those who knew him as one of the most notorious such criminals in galactic history. He belonged to an unnamed alien species with skull-like faces, fangs, and multiple eyes. Apparently he stole Treasure Planet from a highly-developed species of unknown identity. After many years of looting merchant ships, Flint buried a vast enormous treasure in the center chamber of treasure planet (which is in fact a giant alien mechanism). He entrusted the map to Treasure Planet to his first mate Billy Bones and stole the memory chip of his robot navigator, B.E.N.. Flint also set the whole planet to explode if someone should find his treasure. Shortly after setting up this booby trap, he stayed inside the center of Treasure Planet with his treasure and soon died guarding it.
Butterflyeel

The **Butterflyeel** appeared in 2013 TV series called *Toriko*. The Butterflyeel is one of the fish living in Pot Pond. Like the name implies, it is an eel with butterfly-like wings. It was captured using Savorth Worms.

One was caught by Komatsu in Pot Pond along with a Sake Salmon during the search for the Madam Fish.
Calcumon

**Calcumon** appeared in 2017 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Calcumon is a Calculator Appmon. Calcumon appears as a handheld inventory gun with arms attached to its head resembling ears. It has the buttons of a typical calculator face on its arms and body and a calculator screen with an equals sign just below the screen on its forehead. Its eyes have black sclera with a plus and a minus sign as the left and right iris and its mouth is shaped like a multiplication sign. Like most Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attacks

* **Count Laser**
* **Divide Arm**
Celesteela

**Celesteela** appeared in 2016 video game called *Pokémon Sun & Moon*. Celesteela is a Launch Pokémon. Celesteela, one of the mysterious Ultra Beasts, can shoot incendiary gases from its arms and has been known to burn down wide swaths of trees. In flight, it can reach an impressive speeds.

Huge thrusters on the side of its body and has a metal shell.
Cafre

The **Cafre**, or Kafre , was a playable cryptid in the 2009 video game called *The Secret Saturdays: Beast of the Fifth Sun*.

This cryptid resides in the Philippines and resembles a wild boar that can walk upright, but mostly resides on all fours. It is said to bear ferocious tusks. The natives of the Philippines say the Cafre can speak local languages, but has very little intelligence.
Cactus Mutant

The **Cactus Mutant** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Kamen Rider Black*. The Cactus Mutant (サボテン怪人 *Saboten Kaijin*) is a cactus-themed Gorgom monster.

With more Gorgom Mutants awakening every day, their food supply of Gorugomes fruit was short, High Priest Darom cooked up a plan to grow them by having the Bat Mutant drop a weather-changing capsule into the ground to make them grow in the rain (which held embedded spores that caused anyone affected by them to become hosts to the Gorugomes by sapping their host's nutrients dry) and had help from Cactus Mutant. Kohtaro headed to Mount Takayama and went into conflict with the Cactus Mutant which was wounded by Battle Hopper and escaped. Kamen Rider Black followed the trail of its blood to where Gorgom had its infected captives (who were captured by the Bat Mutant) and battled Darom and the Cactus Mutant. Kamen Rider Black could not attack it with it covered in thorns. Since too much water would make a cactus rot, Kamen Rider Black threw the Cactus Mutant into the river which weakened it enough for it to be killed by the Rider Kick.

The Cactus Mutant appeared as one of the Phantom Mutants that are summoned by the Fly Mutant through Yuki. It disappeared when Mokoto used his psychic powers to expel the Fly Mutant from Yuki.

## Powers and Abilities

It can launch needles that can melt anything from an opening in its chest, emit vines from its shoulders, and attack with its claws.
Cetitan

**Cetitan** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Cetitan is a Terra Whale Pokémon.

Cetitan is a white whale-like Pokémon. It has a spherical body with five horns protruding from it, two of which are on the top of its head and three of which come from the front of its face. The three protruding from its face are split into a single white horn on its upper jaw and two gray ones on its lower jaw. Its lower jaw is also gray with a white dot pattern that covers its stomach. It has pink highlights that appear around its eyes, fins, and fluke-like tail. It also has two-toed feet.

Due to their large bodies, Cetitan require strong muscles to move themselves around. They also use these muscles to dish out hard-hitting physical attacks. Cetitan also require thick blubber, as they often migrate around Paldea's snowy regions. The white horn on its upper jaw is capable of collecting ice energy, which can turn the surrounding environment freezing cold.
Caliban Ocean Warrior

**Caliban Ocean Warrior** appeared in season 1 of 2009 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Caliban Ocean Warrior is a Krono-Titan used by the mermen of Atlantis and is the Atlantian counterpart of Caliban. A golden masked warrior, Caliban Ocean Warrior is the fiercest known warrior of Atlantis. Instead of a mane of hair, this aquatic warrior sports seaweed which grows from his head. A close cousin of Caliban, Caliban Ocean Warrior is often thought to be a product of Casterwill magic, created to defend their coastal and sub-oceanic strongholds. In reality, Caliban Ocean Warrior is an entirely original, unaltered Titan, who happens to be a powerful warrior Titan in such environments. For this reason, they have been collected by Casterwill elders for so many centuries.

The mermen of Atlantis invoked three Caliban Ocean Warrior Titans during Dante Vale's Test of Skill in response to Dante's invoking Caliban. After Dante's Metagolem was countered with three Coralgolem Titans, the mermen explained that they each were able to invoke an equivalent Titan to whatever Dante summoned. Seeing an opportunity, Dante invoked Behemoth as Legendary Titans have no equivalents. The mermen and their Titans were defeated when they attempted to do the impossible and invoke an Atlantian equivalent to Behemoth.

## Powers and Abilities

Caliban Ocean Warrior has many similar abilities to its close cousin, Caliban. Unpredictable in battle, Caliban Ocean Warrior sports a large, golden harpoon as well as sleek, finned armor. Though sacrificing some of the attack power of Caliban, the Ocean Warrior variety possesses heightened defensive abilities. Like Caliban with the Seekers of the rest of the world, Caliban Ocean Warrior's power found these Titans in the hand of those who influenced the course of history, namely the Casterwill family.
Cash Extortionist Keys

**Cash Extortionist Keys** appeared in 2000 TV series called *Mirai Sentai Timeranger*. He's a Martian placed in 50-year confinement for using his kind's talent for controlling machines to rob. He can hack into any computer and latch on any large machine to control it as they would his own body. He controlled a car to chase Ayase. Brought in by TimeRobo Beta/TimeRobo Alpha.

* Depression Seals Location: Upper-left tentacle
Campo Flicker

The **Campo Flicker** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Campo Flicker is a type of Friend that has made appearances in both the original Kemono Friends game and the anime.

Campo Flicker has short hair. It is yellow at the sides, but becomes parted in black at the middle and is fully black at the back. In the middlemost bang usually representing the beak, it is a light gray that fades into orange. Like other bird Friends, she also has a campo flicker's wings on the sides of her ear. She has brown eyes and very small rounded glasses. She has a yellow ruffled collar, and wears a gray suit similar to what a secretary would wear. It has a black tie. She also has a gray scarf patterned after the campo flicker's fur patterns. Her thigh high socks also follow this pattern. She wears light brown boots. Like many other Friends, she has a tail that fits her species, the Campo Flicker.

Campo Flickers are medium-large woodpeckers native to South America, namely eastern Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and north-eastern Argentina. They're around 30 cm long and weigh 160 grams. Campo Flickers have yellow plumage on the sides of the head, neck and breast. The crown is and directly below the beak is black. Their brown back has white bars while the bright gray-ish underparts have dark bars. Beak and feet are grey.

As opposed to other woodpeckers, Campo Flickers are often found on the ground to forage for beetles, termites and ants. They also rarely eat fruit. They often hop to cover longer distances on the ground. They are more social than other species and often form small colonies. They use their beaks to excavate termites mound to both feed and build a nest inside, there are no or only a few trees available.

Like many other bird species, Campo Flickers form monogamous bonds for life. They breed during the dry season from August to September. They lay 4-5 eggs which they will incubate over the next two weeks. Chicks will fledge after around one month time. The birds usually do not disperse far and stay within their range year-round.

Many Woodpeckers use their beaks to knock on wood to find hollow areas full of insects and larvae. They have incredibly long tongues with barbed tips that wrap around their skull. The tongues are inserted into the termite mounds and other insect-filled places to extract food. During feeding it's also constantly coated in sticky saliva, a technique also used by other anteating species like Southern Tamanduas or Echidnas.
Callmon

**Callmon** appeared in 2017 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Callmon is a Phone Appmon. Callmon incorporates the design of flip phones due to its status as a Phone Appmon. Its arms are phones, while its body very prominently has the dialing pad. Like all Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attack

* **Connect Line**
* **Noisy Calling**
Canarycobra

**Canarycobra** appeared in 1972 TV series called *Kamen Rider*. Canarycobra (カナリアコブラ *Kanariakobura*) is a canary/cobra monster who has the ability to inject venom from his right hand and be able to disguise himself as a normal canary which its song can make the one who hears it for long time feel dizzy. Later Nezucondor comes to help him battle against Kamen Rider 1 and Kazuya Taki before being destroyed by Kamen Rider 1's Rider Moon's Surface Kick.
Chain Chawful

**Chain Chawful** appeared in 2009 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Chain Chawfuls are Chain Chomp enemies possessed by a parasitic green Sworm with Fawful's face that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. When they try to attack, Bowser can counter-attack by withdrawing into his shell or punching them. When the Sworms take damage, they will hide in the Chain-Chomp. When not hiding, Bowser can use his Vacuum ability to suck out the Sworm. This returns the Chain-Chomp to normal and ends the battle without any EXP gained (in the remake, 25 EXP will be given). They are rather difficult to inhale and require at least 15  button presses. When getting ready to attack, the Sworm will move its head either up or forward. The number of times it does so indicates how many times it will attack, and in what order. If its head goes up, Bowser must duck or Mario must defend himself. If its head moves forward, Bowser must punch it to the side or Luigi has to contend with its attack. If any attacks hit them, they have a 50/50 chance of giving them the Trip status or the more dangerous dizzy status.

One Chain Chawful on Bowser Path holds a Blitty.

In *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*, they now take damage from Bowser's shell. They also no longer chase Mario and Luigi in the overworld, and only one Chain Chawful can be encountered if they battle them. Also, if Bowser inhales the Sworm, he will recover 30 HP and 10 BP.
Cereal Spiller

**Cereal Spiller** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch 3*. Cereal Spiller (Japanese: テンテコ米 *Tentekomai*) is a Rank D Restoration-attribute Yo-kai of the Heartful tribe.

Cereal Spiller is a small Yo-kai with a head shaped like a rice box filled abundantly with rice, with two round eyes with spiraled irises and a small triangle-like mouth. He seems to be teetering or discombobulated, due to him always trying to balance on one foot, spilling rice constantly as a result. He wears a red samue-style robe, with a black trim and a tan piece of rope around him, white pants, and brown sandals.
CaptainHookmon

**CaptainHookmon** appeared in 2011 franchise called *Digimon*. CaptainHookmon is a Sea Man Digimon. It is a heroic ship's captain Digimon that is relied upon to exert its leadership from a pirate ship that cruises the Digital World. It excels in the art of survival, but the duty to support its subordinates weighs heavily on it, and it knows firsthand just how difficult that is. Therefore, it not only crosses the ocean with gentlemanly conduct before weak opponents, and so forth, but is also skillful at making its way through the world. It isn't brutal enough to challenge one to an unreasonable battle, but if challenged to a battle it will meet the enemy with all its power. The "Rage Giga Anchor" is equipped to its hand, and the "Leg Revolver" is fitted to its right leg.

## Attacks

* **Rage Giga Anchor**: Expresses its intimidating air to its opponents just by holding up the Rage Giga Anchor.
* **Pirate's Punisher**: Attacks with violent fighting styles that make free use of the Pirate's Punisher's steady-attack and gunfire functions.
* **Leg Revolver**: Attacks with the Leg Revolver, which is suited for surprise attacks, but takes it upon itself to fire off a warning first.
Cardmon (Appmon)

**Cardmon** appeared in 2016 video game called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters: Cyber Arena*. Cardmon is a Card Appmon. Cardmon is a takes the shape of a trading card gamecard whose features have been amateurishly drawn over with a black, imp-like figure. It contains stats for HP and AP, possibly as a reference to *Digimon World 3*, though those stats are all question marks. Like all Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attacks

* **Draw Phase**
* **Blank Card**
Cat Can Ligany

The **Cat Can Ligany** appeared in 2021 TV series called *Mashin Sentai Kiramager*. The Cat Can Ligany (ネコカンリガニー *Neko Kan Riganī*) is a cat food-themed Ligany Type Jamen Beasts of the Dark Empire Yodonheim, who was released from the invasion gate created from the dark energy gathered by Maneki-neko Jamen.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Slash**: The Cat Can Ligany can release red-purple energy slashes from his claws.
* **Prehensile Tongue**: The Cat Can Ligany can stretch out his fish-like tongue and use it like a whip to attack his opponents.

### Weakness

* **Hydrophobia**: Due to the nature of cats' dislike of water, the Cat Can Ligany has a dislike of water.
Chalicotherium (Jurassic Park)

The **Chalicotherium** appeared in the 2012 video game called *Jurassic Park: Builder*. Chalicotherium is a genus of extinct browsing odd-toed ungulates of the order Perissodactyla and family Chalicotheriidae, found in Europe, Africa, and Asia during the Late Oligocene to Lower Pliocene, living from 28.4—3.6 mya, existing for approximately 24.8 million years.

This animal would look much like other chalicotheriid species: an odd-looking herbivore with long clawed forelimbs and stouter weight bearing hindlimbs.

The type species, *Chalicotherium goldfussi*, from Miocene and Pliocene Europe, was described by Johann Jakob Kaup in 1833.
Chameleon Crawler

The **Chameleon Crawler** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora*. The Chameleon Crawler is a small, opportunistic predator that typically gathers in small packs. It has several tentacles around its mouth which are used as sensory organs for scent and touch. It likes to hide in vegetation, where its superior camouflage makes it very hard to spot.

The Chameleon Crawler’s most notable feature is its ability to alter the color and texture of its skin, comparable to Earth cuttlefishes. It uses this to disguise itself while sneaking up on a target, where it will stun or stupefy the prey by using hypnotic, strobe-like flashes. When faced with a larger threat, the pack will perform synchronized attacks from all directions to confound and destabilize their opponent, then blend into the background to disappear.

The Crawler’s soft skin is quite elastic, which allows it to increase its apparent size to intimidate other predators. Na’vi use this flexible skin in a variety of ways, from drum skins to weapon bindings. Culturally, the Na’vi regard the Chameleon Crawler’s hunting style of camouflage, stealth, and surprise group attacks as shining examples of excellent technique, and young hunters are taught to emulate it.
ChameleKing

**ChameleKing** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Kamen Rider Super-1*. ChameleKing (カメレキング *Kamerekingu*) is a chameleon monster.

He attempts to assassinate Kazuya in a motorbike race before pulling a museum heist of ancient Japanese artifacts supposedly having mystical powers. He was once a ninja of a village decimated by Dogma, letting the organization brainwash him into a cybernetic warrior so that his sister's life could be spared. He retains no compassion after the surgery, fitting a bracelet on his sister's neck that when activated by his mind would kill her. That way she would not reveal her involvement with Dogma. Destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Spark Kick. After his death, the remains of his body are finally buried by his sister.

ChameleKing was later revived as part of the Dogma Revenge Corps (ドグマ復讐兵団 *Doguma Fukushū Heidan*) and destroyed by Skyrider.

ChameleKing was once again revived, this time to serve the Badan Empire, then destroyed by Space-time Fracture System.

## Powers and Abilities

His powers consist of camouflage, throwing his cybernetic hand as a grappling explosive, and launching metallic blades from his tongue that can be used as a sword. He is an expert at motorbike combat and ninja ninpo.
Cancer Zodiarts

The **Cancer Zodiarts** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Kamen Rider Fourze*. The Cancer Zodiarts (キャンサー・ゾディアーツ *Kyansā Zodiātsu*) is the Horoscopes Zodiarts form associated with the constellation of Cancer. He has a large pincer claw for the left arm, a thick shell, and can release explosive bubbles from his mouth. His Nova ability allows him to become a giant crab armed with larger pincer claws.

A Cancer Zodiarts was part of a force of twelve dummy Horoscopes which were manifested from a replica set of the twelve Horoscope Switches. Gamou had intended to give these to Foundation X in exchange for ¥100,000,000. However, the transaction meeting was interrupted by Inga Blink who stole the Switches for space warfare. The dummy Horoscopes would make their appearance to stop the Kamen Rider Club from getting to the Exodus shuttle, being engaged by Kamen Riders Fourze and Meteor. The dummy Cancer is the first of the Horoscopes to be destroyed, by Fourze's Limit Break utilizing the power of the Chain Array, Hammer, and Chainsaw Modules.

Cancer Nova was one of Amadum's monsters in the world within the Magic Stone.

A revived Cancer Yummy was one of the various past monsters part of the army of Bujin Gaim in the Sengoku Period world of the Bujin Riders. It is destroyed along with the Kamakiri Yummy, Pisces Zodiarts, and Phantom Khepri by Armored Rider Ryugen Double Arms' Rider Shooting.

A dummy Cancer Zodiarts was one of a quartet of Horoscopes Zodiarts which were summoned by Kaisei Mogami, using the replica Switches created by Foundation X, to defend the "World of Ex-Aid's" Enigma device. They were, however, engaged by Amanogawa High School teacher Gentaro Kisaragi, who had returned as Kamen Rider Fourze. Alongside the Leo Zodiarts, Cancer was destroyed by Fourze's Giantfoot Module which launched them both into Enigma's invisibility screen, exposing the device.
Bwario

**Bwario** appeared in 2017 video game called *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. Bwario is a notable Rabbid enemy in *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. As his name suggests, he is similar to Wario, with his signature mustache, cap, and clothes; unlike Wario, however, he is quite small and not obese. His name is a portmanteau of "BWAH!" (a sound that Rabbids make) and Wario.

Bwario appears in the Lava Pit, summoned by the Megabug to stop the heroes from reaching Bowser's Castle. He is fought twice in the game (not counting Challenge levels); the first time alongside his stronger ally Bwaluigi, and the second time alongside both Bwaluigi and the Lava Queen.

Bwario behaves similarly to a Valkyrie. He has significantly less HP than Bwaluigi, but attacks at range with a gatling gun seemingly built out of green pipes. He can also activate a "line of sight" technique to hit heroes as they move. His team jumps also produce close-range shockwaves upon landing, seemingly by smashing the ground with his gun. He and all of his allies must be defeated in order to claim victory.
Buzzstinger Broom

**Buzzstinger Broom** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ryuki*. Buzzstinger Broom (バズスティンガー・ブルーム *Bazusutingā Burūmu*) is a gold-armored Carpenter bee monster. It wields a bow and arrow in battle. This monster was destroyed by Knight Survive's Shippu Dan. Another one appeared in the crowd of Monsters surrounding Yui when she tried to strand herself in the Mirror World.
Bwaluigi

**Bwaluigi** appeared in 2017 video game called *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. Bwaluigi is a notable enemy in *Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle*. As his name suggests, he is similar to Waluigi, with similar height, cap, and clothes, although he is bulky rather than skinny. His artwork incorrectly depicts him with bright blue overalls; however, in the game itself he wears the proper blackish blue-colored overalls.

Bwaluigi appears in the Lava Pit, apparently summoned by the Megabug to stop the heroes' advance on Bowser's Castle. He is fought twice (outside challenges); the first time alongside his weaker ally Bwario, and the second time alongside both Bwario and the Lava Queen.

Bwaluigi behaves much like a Smasher; charging at the heroes (both on his turn and after being attacked with ranged weapons) in an attempt to hit them with the large red pipe he uses as a bludgeon. This can also inflict the Honey status on a critical, leading to heroes being stuck next to him, allowing him to hit them multiple times. In addition to significantly more HP than most enemies (and even some bosses), he can force characters towards him (similar to Rabbid Mario's Magnet Dance), possibly making them vulnerable to attack (even more vulnerable if Bwario's Villain Sight is active and he's near Bwaluigi). He and all of his allies must be defeated to claim victory.
Chainzaws

**Chainzaws** appeared in 1999 TV series called *Seijuu Sentai Gingaman*. Chainzaws (ヂェンゾス) is a chainsaw-themed Majin.

A member of the Battobas Special Squad. He tried to use an industrial chimney to give the Earth Demon Beast the Extreme Growth Extract. He is killed by Giga Phoenix and Super Armor Shine Gingaioh, and again by the Megarangers in Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger.
Cageberry

**Cageberry** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. Cageberries are a variety of Toothberries appearing in *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and its port, *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They are blue furball-like enemies with white fangs, making them essentially Toothberries that appear in golden cage with brown bars, which isolates them from the Kongs. Though they are trapped in their cages, Cageberries can cause the cage to move. Donkey Kong can Ground Pound near the cage to flip it over, making it able to be stood upon. If he stands on the cage and Ground Pounds, the cage will be plunged into the ground. Eventually, the cage will pop up, acting like a trampoline. If untouched while being flipped over, the Cageberries will eventually flip over and return to their normal mode.
Calida

**Calida** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. One of Mjolnir's only known living experiments, Calida was born from his Forge and was raised as his apprentice. However, her impulsive nature doesn't make her the best student. To help her focus her energy on something constructive, Mjolnir's tasked her with guarding his Forge for now.

Calida is Fire and Metal Attacker with Stun, Burn, Ignite, and Daze skills.
Captain Alvid

**Captain Alvid** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. She outdid the feats of her father Vandecken by taking Anton Acosmic's fort and stealing his Stardust. After all that, Commander Alvid thought she'd earned a promotion so she gave it to herself: She's Captain Alvid now.

Captain Alvid is a Fire monster who's quite an oddball. Unlike her Legendary counterpart, who is a full-on attacker, Captain takes on a more supportive role with the ability to boost the damage output of her allies quite tremendously, yet still deal quite a bit of damage herself. Alvid is also capable of utilizing her support as amazing self-buffs, such as Double Damage + Evasion. Her negative effects prove useful, with tortures and weaknesses boosting her damage to be on par with modern Attackers, especially with her relic slots. Additionally, she has a high-damaging Possession skill. While her balancing of 2 roles may make her rather subpar at both, with support at odds with relics and attacking at odds with stats, she can still perform either one well thanks to her outstanding status caster in Evasion and a great move set that blends both roles into many of her moves.
Carbonemys

The **Carbonemys** appeared in the 2015 video game called *ARK: Survival Evolved*. Carbonemys are large turtles that often stand taller than a Human. Slow and usually placid, they are protected by one of the toughest shells on the island, in which they can draw back almost completely. The shell is armed with spiny scales. The skin of feet and tail is enhanced by firmer dander. Only the lower neck area is relatively tender. Their pine strips can be used as a cutting tool. They have small but alert and often piercing eyes, most commonly red. Carbonemys is a neutral creature, and will fight back only if attacked or you take one of their eggs. Like the Stegosaurus they will defend other Carbonemys. Upon being attacked, Carbonemys can deliver quite a punishing attack, but nothing too fatal. Their extremely low movement speed allows them to be easily kited and killed for meat early on, however they have a **very**large amount of health, and require quite an amount of time to kill.
Chameleon Imagin

The **Chameleon Imagin** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Kamen Rider Den-O*. Chameleon Imagin (カメレオンイマジン *Kamereon Imajin*) was an evil Imagin that appeared in *Kamen Rider Den-O*. The Chameleon Imagin wields a whip and can breathe fire. When Yu wishes for "a hell of a lot of money," the Chameleon fulfills this wish by robbing banks, retrieving enough money to almost drown his contact holder in his apartment room. When he travels to the past, the Chameleon Imagin begins to destroy various cars while possessing Yamagoshi. The Chameleon Imagin overpowers Den-O Plat Form until Momotaros apologizes for his earlier squabble with Ryotaro and assumes Den-O Sword Form, slicing the Imagin in half at the waist with his Extreme Slash and destroying him.