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End Mammoth

The **End Mammoth** appeared in 2016 manga called *Toriko*. The End Mammoth (エンドマンモス *Endomanmosu*), or **Endophant** (完象 *Kanzō*), is an ancient species of mammoth. It is one of the many extinct ingredients expelled from Neo, and is also the Meat Dish for Heavenly King Toriko's Full Course Menu.

It has the standard appearance of a regular mammoth or elephant except for being many times larger (1500 times bigger), longer (7000 times longer) and heavier (Around 20 Billion time heavier) than a regular mammoth. And also has a lack of tusks.

According to PAIR, its meat is said to be so perfectly delicious it put an end to the careers of the ancient Gourmet Hunters that ate it, giving it the nickname the *Endophant* or *Kanzō*.

Following Neo's defeat, the End Mammoth is among the live ingredients that are released from Neo's body. Toriko was able to sniff it out and confirmed that the taste he got from biting Neo was coming from the End Mammoth. He then adds it as his Meat Dish due to how extremely delicious the taste is, as well as completing his Full Course Menu. At Toriko and Rin's wedding reception, the Meat Dish is served as a steak with Meteor Garlic on top of it and with sides of Jewel Meat and Galala Gator.
EmperorGreymon

**EmperorGreymon** appeared in the 2002 animated TV show called *Digimon Frontier*. **EmperorGreymon** is a Dragon Warrior Digimon. It is a Transcendent-species Digimon that possesses power over Flame which is said to have surpassed even the might of the Ten Legendary Warriors. It is said to bear the power of the nine dragon's veins that flow through Gaia, and it has been prophesied that if it can restrain the might of the nine dragons, it will demonstrate unfathomable ability and even be able to rule Gaia. It is said that, in order to control their power, it possesses the "Ryūgonken" (龍魂剣 lit. "Dragon Soul Sword") in which the dragon's souls are sealed. It wields the "TiamatHead" pauldrons, the "Wyvern Head" greaves, and the "Naga Head" vambraces.

## Attacks

* **Dragonfire Crossbow** (炎龍撃 *Enryūgeki*, lit. "Flame Dragon Attack"): Fires arrows from the Ryūgonken, whose flames are so intense that they become a white light.
* **Pyro Dragons** (九頭龍陣 *Kuzuryūjin*, lit. "Nine-headed Dragon Array"): Releases the eight dragon's veins dwelling within Gaia, then becomes the final dragon itself and pulverizes the opponent with the Ryūgonken.
* **Ryūgonken** (龍魂剣 lit. "Dragon Soul Sword"): Slashes with the Ryūgonken.
* **Dragon Crusher**
Dung Beetle (ARK)

**Dung Beetle** appeared in the 2016 video game called *ARK: Survival Evolved*. A dung beetle of enormous size, *Scarabidae gigas* is a vital component of the island's strange ecology. They are most often found in the deep caves, feeding on massive quantities of bat guano and, in turn, being hunted by other giant invertebrates that prowl the dark passages and walls. What dung they don't eat is buried in the soil, fertilizing it and ensuring the regrowth of plants. By means not fully understood, their digestive tracts can convert animal waste into both an oil-like substance and a type of fertilizer. The *Scarabidae gigas* is a passive creature. It will spend its days happily roaming the island's many caves or the volcano area of Ragnarok.
Drobit

**Drobit** is the Mini counterpart of the Tech Skylander, Drobot in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. Drobit enjoys studying and is known for being a smarty-pants. He's got a big heart too, which is a nice balance. The Skylander Minis started off as regular "Sidekicks," assisting the Skylanders on many exciting adventures. And what they lacked in size they more than made up for in courage. Ultimately determined to become full-fledged heroes, they trained at the Skylands Academy - honing their powers and skills until they were ready. Now, they stand side by side with their full grown counterparts, ready to defend Skylands against Kaos and his evil minions.
Emolga

**Emolga** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Emolga is a Sky Squirrel Pokémon. When Emolga stretches out its limbs, the membrane that are connecting them spreads like a cape and allows it to glide through the air. The holes that Pikipek drill in trees make handy nests for wild Emolga.

Emolga is a white, rodent-like Pokémon resembling a flying squirrel. It has black eyes, a tiny nose, and yellow cheek patches. It can create electricity on the electric sacs located on its cheeks and store electricity inside its membranes. Its ears, positioned at the top of its head, are rounded in shape and black in coloration, with yellow and white sections of coloration in the inside of its ears. It sports a vaguely hood-like patterning of black around its head, with a spiky extension of the pattern above its face. It has yellow wing-like flaps connected to its three-fingered arms. Its feet are white and fairly small and its black tail is in a jagged shape.

Emolga lives in treetops, sometimes in holes gouged by Pikipek, and uses its flaps to glide from tree to tree. It generates electricity in its cheeks, stores it in its membrane, and discharges it while gliding. It does this in order to be able to scare off bird Pokémon, giving Emolga the capability to gather lots of food. It then grills its food, being berries or bug Pokémon, with electric shocks to eat.
Eaglider

The **Eaglider** appeared in 2012 videogame called *Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance*. The Eaglider is a Dream Eater that appears in *Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance*.

Its appears to have circuitry on many parts of the body, matching the circuitry of The Grid.

*Taka* (鷹) is the Japanese word for hawk. Its English name is a portmanteau of "eagle" and "glider".

The Spirit Eaglider has a purple and yellow-orange body with a yellow-orange head and green wings that fade into yellow and eventually orange on the wings' outer edges. If one looks closely enough at the wings, the green part looks as if it is also fading into teal or a shade of blue. The Eaglider also has cyan talons and a cyan beak, and it also has a yellow-orange, green and yellow tail that resembles the back end of a plane.
Dune Bug

**Dune Bug** is a Magic beetle Skylander who appeared alongside *Skylanders: Swap Force*. Hailing from a race of beetles changed by the powerful secrets hidden in a buried Arkeyan city, Dune Bug was next in line to become the defender of those secrets. As a small pupa, Dune Bug and his father would travel to the ruins where he learned to read the ancient writings using his father's magic staff. On the day Dune Bug was to be given his own magic staff, the city fell under attack by the evil Sand Mages of Doom, who were after the secret Arkeyan tomes. Knowing what he had to do, Dune Bug used his magic to defeat the Mages and bury the city deeper into the ground until it was forever out of their reach. Dune Bug earned his magic staff that day - and a place alongside the Skylanders.
Elder Bloom

**Elder Bloom** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Elder Bloom (Japanese: **花さか爺** *Hanasaka-jii*) is a Restoration-attribute Legendary Yo-kai of the Heartful tribe.

Elder Bloom shares a resemblance with Hungramps, but with cherry blossom petals for eyebrows and facial hair. He wears a purple cap and a green kimono, with a patched-up pink hakama and straw sandals. He carries a basket full of ash, overall resembling the classic portrayal of Hanasaka Jiisan.

Elder Bloom is a kind-hearted, helpful Yo-kai, using his power to make people happy. He is extremely devoted to trees and the environment and likes it when humans treat the environment well. However, his intentions can be somewhat misguided as times as he doesn't have a very clear idea of what makes a person happy.

Elder Bloom can make flowers bloom everywhere and anywhere. By Inspiriting people, Elder Bloom causes the Inspirited to grow a sprig of three flowers on their head. The Inspirited instantly becomes happy and performs a chant, "Happy, happy, happy!" while dancing, usually while inflicting minor bodily harm on themselves like pinching their nose, as Elder Bloom considered it funny.

Elder Bloom can also make flower-themed fireworks, which is a pun on the word fireworks in Japanese **hanabi** (Japanese: **花火** *Hanabi*, literally meaning; "fire flower").
Déjà Vu

**Déjà Vu** is one of the Magic core Skylanders in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. She is released in the Mirror of Mystery adventure pack. Déjà Vu has one of those personalities that makes think you might have met her before. On a remote island in Skylands, Déjà Vu tirelessly worked on a machine that would make the perfect three-minute egg in half the time. After pouring over countless magic tomes, and even consulting the lost plans used to create the legendary Tower of Time, she finally completed construction of the huge machine. Unfortunately, a gang of evil giant sea slugs, searching for a way to acquire super speed, learned of her machine and set about to take it at all costs. Slow, but well armed, the massive slugs bore down on the island. But rather than allow her work be used for evil, Déjà Vu quickly jumped into action and set the clock’s hands to thirteen – causing a time overload. Caught up in the blast, she was given an amazing power over time, which she then used to stop the evil slugs in their tracks and spin them home. Now as a Skylander, Déjà Vu uses her incredible powers to turn back the clock on evil!
Dyuragaua

**Dyuragaua** appeared in 2010 videogame called *Monster Hunter Frontier Season 8.0*. Dyuragaua is a Flying Wyvern introduced in Monster Hunter Frontier Season 8.0.

Dyuragaua has the typical body structure of primarily-quadrupedal Flying Wyverns. Its hide is covered with cyan and turquoise scales, with deep orange ridges, spikes, claws and horns. The head somewhat resembles that of a fox, with a mouth full of sharp teeth permanently bared, with a "mane" of sorts of red fur sprouting from the back of the head, with more fur of the same color on its underbelly. The tail culminates in a "club" of sorts, which is covered with rounded bumps or knobs in a staggered pattern. Lastly the wings have green membranes.

Dyuragaua are highly territorial and ferocious when cornered but surprisingly wary of people unless confronted, this being the reason they aren't sighted very often. They have a notable rivalry with the Flying Wyverns Berukyurosu.

Despite what their abilities would suggest Dyuragaua rarely venture into frigid areas like the Glacial Valley and more commonly are found in dryer and warmer areas like the Highland, Gorge, and the Nest Hole.

## Powers and Abilities

Dyuragaua primarily attack with claw swipes, spin attacks, and swinging their tails, but are also capable of releasing large waves of cold air as a breath attack and can also create freezing cold gusts with a swipe of their claws. Lastly they have an enraged attack where they flip forward and slam their tails down on the ground, releasing a gas cloud from the club which causes Sleep.
Elekibas

**Elekibas** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Kamen Rider Super-1*. Elekibas (エレキバス *Erekibasu*) is an octopus monster with electrical powers.

He had set up an excavation site in Dead Man's Valley along with human Dogma lieutenant Blue Oni to search for gold which would further finance the organization and be used to construct a city of pure gold in Terror Macro's honor. Apart from the slaves they already have, he has his goons kidnap the children of Professor Shiratori, a martial arts competent archaeologist looking for the treasured El Dorado gold to blackmail him into their services (he possesses the map to the treasure). They manage to find a hidden chest but it is filled with fake gold coins by a young miner who in despair of not finding the El Dorado treasure, plants the chest and spreads false rumors about it. In a fit of rage, Erekibasu attempts to kill the family and later detonate the charges in the mine to kill Kazuya Oki before being defeated by him. He is destroyed by Super-1's Super Rider Spark Kick.

## Powers and Abilities

His tentacles can be stretched a long distance and when flailed to the ground send a series of sparks in a line. Physical attacks are repelled by the current in his body and he can launch an electrical beam from both tentacles though they are no match for Super-1's own Electric Hand beam. He has a signature move called the *Erekibasu Shock* severely electrocuting his enemies while grappling them before they vaporize.
Dugong

**Dugong** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. Dugong is a type of mammalian Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Dugong has long, grey hair with aqua tips and braids decorated with a pink starfish and white beads. Attached to her head are a pair of white-tipped flippers. She has turquoise eyes and a large fluked tail the same color as her hair with darker shading on the ends.

Her clothing is a simple bikini as well as gloves and thigh highs, all being primarily grey. Her bikini top is tied in the front with some small aqua details and has thin dark aqua straps, and the bottoms have small aqua bows on either side. Her gloves and thigh highs are white at the hands and feet, respectively, and are trimmed at the tops with an aqua frill.

The dugong is a medium-sized marine mammal. It is one of four living species of the order Sirenia, which also includes three species of manatees. It is the only living representative of the once-diverse family Dugongidae; its closest modern relative, Steller's Sea Cow, was hunted to extinction in the 18th century.

These enormous vegetarians can be found in warm coastal waters from East Africa to Australia, including the Red Sea, Indian Ocean, and Pacific. Dugongs are related to manatees and are similar in appearance and behavior— though the dugong's tail is fluked like a whale's. Both are related to the elephant, although the giant land animal is not at all similar in appearance or behavior.

Dugongs graze on underwater grasses day and night, rooting for them with their bristled, sensitive snouts and chomping them with their rough lips. These mammals can stay underwater for six minutes before surfacing. They sometimes breathe by “standing” on their tail with their heads above water. Dugongs spend much of their time alone or in pairs, though they are sometimes seen gathered in large herds of a hundred animals.

Female dugongs have one calf after a yearlong pregnancy, and the mother helps her young reach the surface and take its first breath. A young dugong remains close to its mother for about 18 months, sometimes catching a ride on her broad back.

These languid animals make an easy target for coastal hunters, and they were long sought for their meat, oil, skin, bones, and teeth. Dugongs are now legally protected throughout their range, but their populations are still in a tenuous state.
Emmy

**Emmy** appeared in 2012 *Goosebumps* literature called *Don't Scream*. she's a digital being and the 5th main villain in *Goosebumps Hall of Horror* series. Emmy has a voice and a brain, but she owns no body. If anyone sees her on a screen, only her mouth is visible. In the book, she would like to possess Jack's body forever. Emmy appears for the first time in a cellphone that Jack Harmon, the book's protagonist, finds in the bus. When Jack raises the phone to his ear, he hears Emmy's voice speaking, saying that she's been waiting for Jack, and that Jack's her new friend. Jack ignores the voice, thinking it's a joke, but when he ends the "call", Emmy keeps talking, and warns Jack to not enrage her.

Throughout the story, Emmy makes Jack do some horrible things, such as stealing a computer from his school. She keeps threatening Jack if he tells others about her.

Toward the end of the book, Jack gives a watch (with Emmy in it) to a bully, and this results in the bully turning into a digital being as well.

## Powers and Abilities

She can possess any electronic instrument to communicate with people, zap them, and she can even melt the electronics she's in.
Elephantsaurus

The **Elephantsaurus** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Elephantsaurus (エレファントサウルス *Erefantosaurusu*) is a dinosaur-like reptile beast with the appearance of a docile elephant but the brutality of a predator, earning it the nickname **Dealer of Rampage** (暴れ屋 *Abare-ya*).

As mentioned before, its appearance resembles that of a an elephant but it is in fact a green dinosaur-like creature. It has a pair of tusks growing out of the sides of its trunk-like neck, its head is located at the end of the "trunk" and it has a hunched back that resembles an Elephant's head, even having two indentations which resemble eyes on it. The only thing it lacks to perfect the Elephant-like appearance are the ears.

t is a carnivorous creature with a very patient hunting style; preferring to bide its time and have its prey come to it which is made possible by its unique elephant-like appearance.

The tusks of an Elephantsaurus make excellent ornaments in any wealthy home and it is even said that they raise the luck to those who acquire them. Just one tusk can fetch a price of 300,000,000 yen.

The meat of the Elephantsaurus is edible and can fetch a high price with Gourmet Wholesalers. However its meat is not as valuable as its tusks, with only 1 kilogram of meat being worth 250,000 yen.

An Elephantsaurus, a Silverback, a Growlrus, and a Gerold are placed in a Gourmet Coliseum match against a Battle Wolf. When Toriko realizes that the wolf is pregnant, he comes to her defense and throws the Elephantsaurus against the ring's dome.

## Powers and Abilities

It uses its Elephant-like body as a form of camouflage to lure unsuspecting Elephant predators or herbivorous animals near it and once they approach, it preys on them when their guard is down. It is a slow mover, but considering its greatest advantage is masquerading as a plant-eater, it doesn't need to move fast to catch prey.
Dustpan

**Dustpan** appeared in 1972 TV series called *Mirrorman*. Dustpan (ダストパン *Dasutopan*) is a kaiju that first appeared in the series *Mirrorman*. He later appeared in the Thai movie *The 6 Ultra Brothers vs. The Monster Army*, where Hanuman brutally kills him.

Dustpan was created by the invaders, who beamed three small creatures, called Gokibura, Haebun, and Mothgojira, from their spaceship, which became Dustpan. Dustpan was sent to destroy Mirrorman, but the hero used his Silver Cross attack for the first time and destroyed the kaiju.

Some scientists were going to launch missile strikes to the sky to break the drought that was worldwide and release rain. A first missile was sent, and was successful. However, the second missile was a failure, and it blew up, causing a chain reaction with the other missiles, thus awakening many monsters: Gomora, Tyrant, Astromons, Dorobon, and Dustpan. Hanuman faced them as they were destroying the base, however, he was starting to get beaten up and couldn't keep fighting, but suddenly the Ultra Brothers arrive and clash against the monster army. After the great battle, Hanuman uses his trident and releases a bolt of energy (similar the Ultra Slash) that cuts both him and Astromons limb-to-limb. They were still alive running around hopelessly, until they crashed and they blew up, bringing the monster to his end.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Bolts**: Dustpan can fire missile-strength bolts of energy from his eyes.
* **Hurricane**: By flapping it's wings hard, it can create strong hurricanes.
* **Long Tail**: Dustpan has a very long tail which it can use to choke it's opponents.
* **Antenna Laser Beams**: It can shoot laser beams from it's antennas.
Elizabeth Báthory

**Elizabeth Báthory** aka **The Blood Countess** is the main villain from the 2006 movie called *Stay Alive*. She was a countess in the Kingdom of Hungary in the last 1500's, known for killing 650 people. Today, her evil spirit possesses a video game called "Stay Alive". The purpose of the game is not to keep their character alive. But whoever character is killed in the game, or is killed by Báthory, gets killed in the same way.

At the end of the film, her sprit body is put back in to her dead body and then it is lit on fire by Hutch (Jon Foster), burning and killing her.

However before the credits roll we see that the "Stay Alive" game is now out to the public and she is standing in the tower. It is presumed that this has resurrected her again and this time if she is to be stopped it would have to be by winning the game due to her body being destroyed.
Emil (NieR)

**Emil** appeared in the 2010 videogame called *NieR*. Emil, also known as **No. 7**, is a companion and tetartagonist in *NieR* and its remake, as well as a minor character in *NieR:Automata*. Emil is the younger twin brother of Halua. He is a young boy that joins Nier's party towards the end of the first half of *NieR*, cursed (or as otherwise reassured by the party, blessed) with the ability to turn anyone who sees his eyes to stone.

Within the first half of Act II, Emil reveals himself to be No.7, an ancient weapon created by magical experimentation. He is ultimately transformed into a skeleton-like being after fusing with Halua, but retains his soul and gains new magical powers.

In *NieR:Automata*, Emil is revealed to have survived the events of the previous game; a disembodied copy of Emil is briefly encountered inside the head of a machine and is later seen again attached to a moving sales cart where he offers his wares for the roaming androids of YoRHa. He recovers his memories with the androids' help and reveals he and countless other Emils were created by the original Emil to fight against the aliens, to no avail.
Echinus Famelicare

**Echinus Famelicare** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Kamen Rider Agito*. Echinus Famelicare (エキヌス・ファメリカーレ *Ekinusu Famerikāre*) is a Sea Urchin Lord (シーアーチンロード *Shī Āchin Rōdo*), his method of killing is using saliva on people, making it appear that they had died of starvation. He could also throw urchin-shaped grenades named the **Abyssal Caltrops** (深淵の菱 *Shin'en no Hishi*). Famelicare was responsible for killing a man while he was driving with his wife, the crash killing her in the process. He then targeted their only son Kazuki Asano, thought Agito briefly interfered and fought him in Storm and Ground Forms, eventually escaping Agito's attack. When Famelicare attempted again to kill the boy, Ryo Ashihara battled the Lord as Gills, killing the Lord with his Gills Heel Claw.
Elasmotherium (Jurassic Park)

The **Elasmotherium** appeared in the 2012 video game called *Jurassic Park: Builder*. The Elasmotherium is an extinct giant rhinoceros with the world's largest horn that lived in Eurasia during the Late Pliocene through the Pleistocene, documented from 2.6 Ma to as late as 50,000 years ago, possibly later, in the Late Pleistocene, an approximate span of slightly less than 2.6 million years. It is closely related to modern rhinoceroses.

The best known, *E. sibiricum* was the size of a mammoth and is thought to have borne a large, thick horn on its forehead which was used for defense, attracting mates, driving away competitors, sweeping snow from the grass in winter and digging for water and plant roots. Like all rhinoceroses, elasmotheres were herbivorous. Unlike any others, its high-crowned molars were ever-growing. Its legs were longer than those of other rhinos and were designed for galloping, giving it a horse-like gait. The Russian paleontologists of the 19th century who discovered and named the initial fossils were influenced by ancient legends of a huge unicorn roaming the steppes of Siberia. To date no evidence either contradicts or confirms the possibility that Elasmotherium survived into legendary times.
Ent

**Ent** appeared in the 2002 film called *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*. Ents were envisioned as Shepherds of the Trees, to protect the forests from orcs, Dwarves and other perils. The Elves have tales of teaching the trees and the Ents to talk: although the Ents were sentient beings at the time, they did not know how to speak until the Elves taught them. Treebeard (an ent) spoke of the Elves "curing the Ents of their dumbness" that it was a great gift that could not be forgotten ("always wanted to talk to everything, the old Elves did").

Ents are tree-like creatures, having become like the trees that they herded. They vary in traits, from everything to height and size, coloring, and the number of fingers and toes. An individual Ent more or less resembles the specific species of tree that they typically guard. For example, Quickbeam guarded Rowan trees and thus looked very much like a Rowan (tall and slender, etc.). In the Third Age of Middle-earth, the forest of Fangorn was apparently the only place Ents still inhabited.
Ember (Paper Mario)

The **Ember** appeared in 2000 video game called *Paper Mario*. Embers are entities made entirely of flame, much like Lava Bubbles – the only differences being its blue color, HP, and attack power. Embers appear in *Paper Mario* on Star Way, and *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door* in Pirate's Grotto. In *Paper Mario*, Embers can attack Mario by jumping on him or they can attack Mario's partner to cost them a few turns unless they block the attack. Also, using a fire attack against against an Ember makes it heal, and sometimes split into more Embers. In *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*, Embers are prominently featured in Chapter 5, where Cortez has an army of them that attacks Flavio's ship, and later Lord Crump's ship. After Chapter 5, the only Embers that can still be viewed and battled remain in Pirate's Grotto. The Ember is most likely based off of the hitodama, an entity in Japanese folklore said to be the souls of the dead.
Earthworm Man

The **Earthworm Man** appeared in 1972 TV series called *Kamen Rider*. The Earthworm Man (ミミズ男 *Mimizu Otoko*) is an earthworm monster from Shocker. He was designed to withstand intense radiation, could use his left hand drill as a melee weapon, and was equipped with a tightening ring called the Murder Ring designed from strangling. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider #1's Rider Kick.
Dull Bones

The **Dull Bones** appeared in 2004 videogame called *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*. The Dull Bones are variants of Dry Bones found in the *Paper Mario* series. In *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*, they appear commonly in Hooktail Castle. In this game, they are weaker than Dry Bones. Dull Bones attack by throwing bones at Mario and his partners. Despite having very low HP, their defense power makes them slightly harder to defeat. Despite this, they are easily taken out by simply using the Hammer. Using a POW Block or Koops’s Power Shell is also very efficient, especially when there are many Dull Bones in battle. Unlike Dry Bones, they cannot reassemble once they are smashed. However, Dull Bones can construct other Dull Bones to help in the fight. Three of them appear in the Glitz Pit called the Dead Bones. One is also in the Riddle Tower as the weakest Dry Bones-esque enemy, which must be defeated first. They also appear in the first ten floors of the Pit of 100 Trials.

Dull Bones and Dark Dull Bones also appear in *Super Paper Mario*. Dull Bones can be found in The Underwhere, Castle Bleck and in the Flipside Pit of 100 Trials. Unlike Dry Bones, however, Dull Bones can also throw bones. They are also very weak against Bowser's Fire Breath. They are much stronger in this game and actually stronger than Dry Bones, compare to how they were in the predecessor.

Several Dull Bones make a cameo appearance in the Nintendo Monopoly board game.
Dulluma

**Dulluma** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Dulluma (Japanese: だるだるま *Darudaruma*) is a Rank E Earth-attribute Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Dulluma evolves into Darumacho when fused with Mochismo.

An orange daruma Yo-kai, Dulluma has four pairs of blue markings, humanoid arms and short legs, dark peach noses, white eyes with no visible pupils, and black facial hair. He has an outer shell in which it has pale peach skin and having a serious. His actual appearance however, has pale blue skin, drooping facial hair, and holding a dull expression (hence Dulluma's name origin).

As mentioned in his medallium bio, he is shown to be dull and sluggish.

Whoever Dulluma inspirits, they will become listless and unmotivated.

Beyond that, Dulluma has a dense body, with a particularly noteworthy hard head covering that contributes greatly to his Soultimate Move. He also uses this whenever it is blocking.

Darumacho used to be a Yo-kai called Dulluma, who always went on and on about how listless and dull he was, but then he went to go train in the mountains, where he overcame his laziness and became macho. The scar on Darumacho's forehead is a symbol that shows off how hard he trained. Darumacho makes it so that people have fully-toned bodies with gigantic muscles, and wear clothes that give them the maximum amount of exposure. And then they become all about playing up the attractiveness of their muscles. That's Darumacho's power in action!
Emoglobin

**Emoglobin** appeared in 2009 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Emoglobins are block-like creatures that appear inside Bowser's body in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Their name is a pun on the word hemoglobin, which is contained in the red blood cells of vertebrates.

They often are helpful, explaining to Mario and Luigi about how Bowser's body works. There are also rarer kinds that allow the brothers to save their game. They are usually orange or yellow, and Mario or Luigi must jump to hit and talk with them. There are usually a few Emoglobins found in each part of Bowser's body. They are known for replacing random nouns with the word "globin" (e.g. It's not globin science), and often putting "-ish" at the end of adjectives. In the Castilian Spanish translation they speak in a poem-like way in a very refined Spanish with rhymes.

There are also special Emoglobins located in the Toad Square and the Trash Pit. They are colored orange with green eyes. This type of globin secretes a sweat that restores both Mario and Luigi's HP and SP, similar to Recovery Blocks. A Toad runs a shop in Toad Square and sells the sweat for 10 coins, while the other is free to use.

There is also a kind of Emoglobin in the Challenge Node that resembles a Nintendo DS. The one who manages the Gauntlet can transform into bosses that the Bros. have encountered earlier in the game.
Emerana Lourdes

**Emerana Lourdes** appeared in 2010 movie called *Ultraman Zero The Movie: Super Deciding Fight! The Belial Galactic Empire*. Emerana Lourdes (エメラナ ルルド *Emerana Rurudo*) is an Alien Esmeralda princess that is the second daughter of King Emerado and Queen Emelulu. She appeared as a main character of *Ultraman Zero The Movie: Super Deciding Fight! The Belial Galactic Empire*, forming a pact with Run and Nao when searching for the Shield of Baraji.

Emerana first appeared at the beginning of the movie, running desperately from Belial and his imperial forces. While helplessly gazing at the destruction of her hometown, Emerana almost died when a Legionoid attacked her before Mirror Knight arrived to save her. While the latter fell into the corruption by Belial, Emerana was safety transported inside the spacecraft form of Jean-Bot. After the robot saved Run and his younger brother Nao at Planet Amu, Emerana prevented the robot from wiping the memories belonging to the both of them and through the formed friendship with Nao and Run, the three of them agreed to find the Shield of Baraji as Zero revealed himself to be in possession of Run and the mission of defeating Belial. Once Zero earned the trust from Glen Fire, who revealed the location of the Shield of Baraji, Emerana followed Nao and Run to the Planet of Mirrors. Seeing Mirror Knight's fall into the darkness, Run (Zero) gave Nao and Emerana his assurance through purifying the fallen warrior. Run becomes estranged from Emerana and his younger brother, after finding the statue of Noa, following Mirror Knight's failure in defending his home world from the invasion of Iaron. As Emerana and Nao were rescued by Jean-Bot from the falling debris, the two managed to intrude into the spaceship Malebrandes, saving Run from the hands of Belial. With Run assuming his Ultra Form to battle against Belial, Mirror Knight engaged in the battle with Iaron upon his arrival. Not willing to give up against Darkgone, Emerana seemingly sacrificed herself in the empowerment of Jean-Bot, leaving Nao to pilot him and after a tough struggle, Jean-Bot finally destroyed Darkgone in his humanoid form. With Zero putting an end to the threat of Belial, Emerana had revealed herself to be alive, much to the disbelief of Run and Nao, who were previously grieving about her apparent death. Now returning to her restored home and reunited with her family, Emerana and Nao had a proper meeting with the real Run, who was fully healed after Zero left to form the Ultimate Force Zero and clueless that Zero had temporarily inhabited his body.

One year after the defeat of Belial, she was kidnapped by Beatstar along with Jean-Bot. Inside the sphere owned by Beatstar, she was once again attacked by a Legionoid until Rei appeared and save her with his Gomora. She would meet Rei and Hyuga.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Empowerment**: Due to being part of the Royal Blood family of her planets, she has energy similar to emerald minerals flowing in her body. With this, she is able to empower Jean-Bot in his Jean-Bird form and allowing him to transform into Jean-Bot and defeat Darkgone.
Eledortus

**Eledortus** appeared in the 1971 TV series called *The Return of Ultraman*. The turtle shelled kaiju with a loose rubbery neck first made his presence known appearing near a power plant invisible but a young boy, Kato Susumu, finds Eldedortus but mistakes it for Neronga. Jiro asks for the boy’s notebook which contains cheats to his homework and has drawings of the kaiju. After Jiro being caught cheating Hideki Go gave it back to Kato's mother and Goh got slightly suspicious of Kato. After confronting him, he found another friend of his bound and gagged in a car, he was the real Kato and the faker was actually named Shiro. They soon went searching for him. After learning more about the troubled Shiro's life, he began believing more strongly there was connection between him and the recent events. Eledortus soon reappeared at the railroad and destroyed a train with his heat beam before vanishing again. As MAT investigated, Go caught a glimpse of Shiro, running away from the scene. Go decided it may be good to show Shiro some kindness. He then discovered Shiro had a dislike of MAT for the manner in which they dealt with monsters. But he also discovered a toy of the kaiju in Shiro’s home. However, Eledortus suddenly appeared in the middle of a railroad area and began to consume electricity from the power lines nearby. As the kaiju tore through the area, MAT tried to attack it, but the massive kaiju merely ignored their assaults and tore through the nearby industrial area, destroying all in his path. Shiro, not wanting his friend to be destroyed, came and tried to calm him down but the kaiju merely kept attacking and ignited a huge inferno. The monster then even attacked Shiro, blasting the area near him with his energy ray. Go soon charged it, attacking with his pistol and being knocked down and pinned under the rubble of a train. Realizing his host was in danger, Ultraman Jack switched places with Go and assaulted the kaiju, only to be toppled to the ground by a beam of energy from his tail. He managed to force the kaiju down but was forced back by electricity from the monster’s body, preventing him from getting close to attack as his timer started blinking. He tried a jumping attack but was blocked by its shell, then blasted down by his tail beam again. MAT distracted the massive beast, giving Jack the chance to kill the Eledortus with his Specium Ray, blowing him to pieces.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Invisibility**: Eledortus can turn invisible at will.
* **Heat Beam**: Eledortus can fire a moderately strong heat beam from his mouth.
* **Electrical Consumption**: Eledortus can consume electricity which he can use to electrify himself.
* **Tail Beam**: Eledortus can fire a powerful beam from his tail strong enough to knock the likes of Ultraman Jack off his feet in one hit.

## Weaknesses

Eledortus' head is the only part of its body that is exposed from its shell, hitting it should kill it.
Ebidramon

**Ebidramon** appeared in the 2000 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure 02*. Ebidramon is a Crustacean Digimon whose name and design are derived from "Shrimp (*Pandalus borealis*) (海老 *Ebi*) Dramon". It is a nonconformist of the Dramon-type which has a tough, shrimp-like shell and gigantic pincers. If one is misled by its outward appearance and makes light of Ebidramon, they will become prey of the offensive ability characteristic of the Dramon-type.

## Attacks

* **Twin Scissors** (*Twin Neptune*): Swoops down on the opponent with its two pincers.
* **Lobster Step**
Dullahan

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

Dullahan Titans appeared in Irish mythology as fearsome fairies with a role similar to the grim reaper. They would either ride in a chariot driven by six black, headless horses or on top of a lone black horse. Their shields, bearing the visage of a face, were interpreted to be the Dullahans' heads. They became omens of death said to guide dying souls to their final resting places.

Numerous Dullahan and Firbolg 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, Dullahan 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 Den.

Den invoked Dullahan in the tomb of Nostradamus alongside Dante's Elf King Oberon where they fought against Marduk's Psikofen and Helinx Titans.

In the final battle against The Betrayer, Dullahan was invoked alongside Harrison Fears's Jericho. He was defeated however by Demigorgan, the Titan of Betrayal.

## Powers and Abilities

Dullahan wields a spiked ball-and-chain mace as well as a head-shaped shield that can "breathe" fire through his Flame Burst ability. Dullahan has been able to fight in physical combat with Powerbonded Sabriel, his Disarm ability allowing him to take her swords from her. In addition, Dullahan can throw his shield, almost like a frisbee, at an enemy to immobilize them, as he did to Psikofen.
Eeker

**Eeker** appeared in 2003 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. Eekers are enemies found at Woohoo Hooniversity in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. They resemble beakers wearing grass skirts and holding two torches. Their name is a portmanteau of "eek" and "beaker". They do not show up on the field, but they fight alongside Viruses. The Eeker has two attacks, each with a different counter: its first attack involves crossing its arms and then tilting an equal number of times before charging at Mario or Luigi, which is countered by jumping on it, and its second attack has it charge up with fire and spew out fireballs, which must be countered with the hammer before it releases them. If an Eeker is attacked on offense, but not defeated by Mario or Luigi on his first attempt, the Eeker will immediately charge up with fire so that the next time it performs the latter attack, it cannot be countered before releasing fireballs at one of the brothers.

In the remake, their eyes are no longer red, their feet are no longer in the air, and their first attack has them dancing to music before attacking, making it easier to attack them.
Deemos

**Deemos** appeared in 1975 TV series called *Ultraman Leo*. Deemos (デモス *Demosu*) was the fourth Saucer Beast, it appeared in *Ultraman Leo* episode 43.

After Absorba was killed by Leo, Black Directive called upon his fourth Saucer Kaiju, the blooding-sucking Deemos. The monster quickly surged through space from its home planet and headed to Earth. It soon transformed into its small form, then immediately ambushed two people and drained them of their blood.

The vampire monster continued its evil search for fresh blood throughout the night, leaving the police department wondering about the cause. Knowing Gen was a former MAC member, the police contacted him with the rash of deaths. Knowing it had to be another one of Black Directive's pets, he arrived to help with the search, not knowing that the vampire monster was still lurking in the area, in fact, hiding inside the very building said investigation was taking place in.

Meanwhile,the hero was confronted by a mysterious man telling him of a creature named "Deemos" but the man refused to explain much at all and tried to flee. When Gen caught up to the man, he had no memory of the event at all. He realized this man was somehow controlled by Black Directive and learned something shocking: he knew Gen's true identity.

Later, after being attacked by the police, Deemos and its scouts reformed into its true form. Deemos killed several police with its acid, then attacked the city. When Gen transformed Ultraman Leo to face the beast, it was consuming a skyscraper. After Leo saved the remnants of the skyscraper, the enraged monster attacked him, but the was too fast. He grabbed the monster, throwing it at the ground and pummeling it.

While Deemos managed to grab Leo by the neck and throw him off, he was ultimately no match for the hero. Leo, out of range of the beast's acid, stunned it with the Leo Flash then leapt into the air and blew Deemos up with his Dark Shooter. Even though Deemos' parts were still alive and tried to escape, they were already ablaze and burned to death, ending the terror of the vampire monster forever. With Deemos' death, Gen was able to return to his friends.

## Powers and Abilities

### Deemos

* **Flight**: In order for him to fly trough space, Deemos can transform into a spider-like saucer form. He can hover and fly through the air at will.
* **Tentacles**: Deemos has seven tentacles that can be used to bash and throw enemies.
* **Recombine**: Deemos can recombine with Deemos Q to change it's size.
* **Acid Spray**: Deemos can spit acid from his mouth that can dissolve a human instantly.
* **Consume**: In combination with his acid, Deemos can eat entire buildings.
* **Piece Life**: If blown into pieces, Deemos' pieces can remain alive for a short period of time.
* **Deemos Q**: Deemos can summon smaller versions of his saucer forms for feeding on humans.

### Deemos Q

* **Flight**: Deemos Q can manuever an anti-gravity flight.
* **Blood Consumption**: Deemos Q can completely drain a human's blood in seconds to feed for Deemos grow in size.
* **Recombine**: Deemos Q can recombine with Deemos once their mission is accomplished.
Equus Dies

**Equus Dies** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Kamen Rider Agito*. Equus Dies (エクウス・ディエス *Ekūsu Diesu*, 11 & 12): A white-skinned Lord with a blue mane and cape. He wore armor capable of punching through humans and mummify them upon penetration. He arrives to aid Noctis in fighting Agito arrives and they end up escaping him. Dies later attacks Saeko Shinohara, only to be destroyed by Gills' Gills Heel Claw.
Eel (Wario Land II)

The **Eel** appeared in the video game called *Wario Land II*. Appearing like snake-like fish, they resemble their real world-counterparts. Additionally, eels sport white patterns on their backs, and their mouths end in a pair of powerful jaws with tooth-like extensions, which allow them to get a solid grip on their prey. Eels apparently prefer to live in submerged caves with strong currents. They are all orange in the Game Boy Color-enhanced version.
Drilloid

The **Drilloid** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The Drilloid (ドリルロイド *Doriruroido*) (D-10) is a Metaloid that Enter created when he used the "bore" (Horu) Metavirus to infect a power drill to accompany him in infiltrating the Energy Management Center's Development Department, wherein Kazuya was waiting to deliver blueprints for the BC-04. Thanks to it's drill motif, this Metaloid can move through the ground with ease.

It managed to infiltrated the data room where Ryuji and Kazuya were at. When it attempted to take the plans from the computer modem, Ryuji smashed the computer tower, changing it's directive to obtain the hard drive disk.

After a battle with Blue Buster, it was deleted when Ryuji pinned it's drill arm into the ground with two Sougan Blades, then blasted it with a charged shot from the Ichigan Buster.

Later on a second Drilloid was created by Enter.

Its data was used to create the DrillZord from a MegaZord Alpha.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Tunneling**: Since he was created from a power drill he can travel through the grounds with ease.

## See Also

* DrillZord
* Drilltron
Dynamoian Terry X

**Dynamoian Terry X** appeared in 2005 TV series called *Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger*. Dynamoian Terry X (ダイナモ星人テリー *Dainamo Seijin Terī X*): An Alienizer who absorbs the life force of ESPers and turns them into plasma batteries. He is confronted by Hoji and Jasminea few years back when they were yet rookies and almost killed them (specifically wanting to absorb the life force of Jasmine due to her being an ESPer) but they are rescued by their senior, Leonian Gyoku Rou, the first Deka Red of the SPD Earth branch. This is the fatal accident that paralyzed Gyoku Rou and forced him to retire. Deleted by Deka Wing Cannon.
Dunn Ra

**Dunn Ra** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Dunn Ra is the grand protector of the free realm, but don't think that makes her a servant of the realm's kings! Neither Akhenotep or Bandses are worthy of her help so, until she finds a king worthy of her service, she'll protect monsters of her choice on the battlefield.

Dunn Ra's role is to save your team from being crushed by deniers and attackers with Mega Taunt. She has the highest life stat of any legendary, along with Mephisto. When the enemies are focused on Dunn Ra, it is time to take them down.
Elite Gritty Goomba

An **Elite Gritty Goomba** appeared in 2003 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. An Elite Gritty Goomba is a stronger version of the Gritty Goombas, appearing in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. They can be found in Gwarhar Lagoon. In the original game, they were simply called **Gritty Goombas**, just like their weaker counterparts. It wasn't until the remake, *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions*, that they were given their own name to distinguish them.

Like Gritty Goombas, they are swathed in cloth (resembling a mummy), and don sunglasses with a spike and colored flag protruding from their head. Elite Gritty Goombas are capable of summoning sandstorms and using them as a cover while trying to run into Mario and Luigi, who must counter with their Hammers. Unlike regular Gritty Goombas, when one of the Elite Gritty Goombas performs their attack, it is harder to determine which brother it is targeting before attempting to ram him.
Drimogemon

**Drimogemon** appeared in 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Drimogemon is an Animal Digimon. It moves underground at high speeds with the gigantic drill attached to its snout. It is an extremely rare Digimon to come across because it is always digging deep underground. Although it has a meek, shy personality, it is fairly mischievous, and sometimes it takes the favorite bones that Garurumon has buried underground and hides them in different locations. If it were to have been discovered later than NiseDrimogemon, it could have ended up being called "Nise" (偽 lit. "Imitation").

## Attacks

* **Iron Drill Spin** (*Drill Spin*): Attacks the enemy with its gigantic drill.
* **Crusher Bone**: Throws the bone it stole from Garurumon.
* **Screw Claw**
* **Mole's Claw**