Mammoth Clone

The **Mammoth Clone** is clone number #04 of the Mega Beast Clones. It is the third of the Mega Beasts to appear in the series, being summoned urgently immediately after it was swapped in in place of the Scorpio Clone. Its pilot is Biklonaut Pio and its sysop is Shade.

The Mammoth clone is slow and somewhat unbalanced, but makes up for all of that with pure strength. If it's able to reach an enemy, there's a very good chance that said enemy is done for. On a completely unrelated note, *it can swim*. It is a sight to behold.

## Attack Lineup

* **Blow Cannon**

Mammoth's main attack move. Mammoth's trunk sucks up anything in range and blasts it back out. It can essentially suck up just about anything, with the materials shown in the series being air, water, and rocks. The **Air Shot** is the default attack, guaranteeing that the Mammoth clone has ammo at any point (unless it's in, like, space or something), while the **Water Shot** and **Pebble Shot** can be used if water or stones are in range respectively.

Eat oxygen!A bit overshadowed by the sight of the Mammoth clone wading around in the Hangang River.Something doesn't seem right about hitting a rock monster with rocks.

* **Flash Freezer**

A move that was presumably not listed in the standard manual and only shown in the original manuscripts. The Mammoth clone's tusks are coated in ice, and anything they touch within a reasonable radius freezes over. Used in conjunction with the Mega Stomper, it can be helpful in clearing out areas so that the gigantic Mammoth clone can get through.

* **Mega Stomper**

The finishing move of the Mammoth clone. As the name implies, the Mammoth clone stomps its front legs into the ground with striking force, causing the ground to tremble around it. It's useful for disabling large numbers of enemy Bulgasaris, and can cause rockslides when used on a cliff.

Though not as flashy as some of the other finishing moves in the series, the Mega Stomper can be used multiple times within a short period of time, and the Mammoth clone itself is not affected. This can end up being a problem, however, if the enemy manages to get on top of the Mammoth clone, at which point the attack is useless.

## Combinations

* Thunder Guardian (with Argentavis and Giant Elk)
* Barbarian King (with Direwolf, Sabertooth, Argentavis, and Giant Elk)

## Toy

* **Mega Beast Mammoth/메가비스트 매머드** (2015)
	+ Accessories: Mammoth Disc Chip

Being a hulking mammoth, Mammoth lacks much articulation, with some leg motion and some limited trunk and tusk motion. There is no cockpit or minifigure feature in this toy, likely because it'd make the Mammoth's telescoping head too complicated. The toy is able to combine into Thunder Guardian and Barbarian King.

* **Thunder Guardian** (2015)

Mammoth, Argentavis, and Giant Elk were bundled together as a Thunder Guardian set. This set lacks the Mammoth disc chip, as well as the other two, and has a Thunder Guardian disc chip instead. For your own sanity, don't buy all the individual sets plus the two combiners just for the disc chips. *Please.*

## Trivia

* As development for Biklonz: Attack of the Bulgasari has seemingly halted, Mammoth does not have any data to show for the game.