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Fire Bro

The **Fire Bro** appeared in 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 3*. The Fire Bro (or **Fire Brother**) used to be a rare variety of Hammer Bro, but are now more commonly employed in levels more than any other member of the Hammer Bro family, making it a semi-common enemy in the present. Instead of throwing Hammers like their relatives, Fire Bros. have the unique ability to throw (originally spit) Fireballs. These fireballs move very fast, as fast as Fire Mario's own fireballs. Ice Bros. can be considered their polar opposites, as an Ice Flower is the polar opposite of a Fire Flower.
Fighting Jackal Raider

The **Fighting Jackal Raider** appeared in the 2020 TV series called *Kamen Rider Zero-One*. She's actually **Yua Yaiba** aka **Kamen Rider Valkyrie** and during the fifth round of the Workplace Competition, Yua was given a Raidriser and the Fighting Jackal Progrisekey to transform into the Fighting Jackal Raider (ファイティングジャッカルレイダー *Faitingu Jakkaru Reidā*).

## Powers and Abilities

* **Agility**: The Fighting Jackal Raider is highly agile and specializes in close-range martial arts, which makes use of movements fast enough to leave afterimages in order to quickly attack the enemy's blind spot.

### Arsenal

* **Territory Scythe** (テリトリーサイズ *Teritorī Saizu*): a large scythe that can increase its sharpness to the maximum by being charged with energy.

### Finishers

* **Fighting Bolide** (ファイティングボライド *Faitingu Boraido*): the Fighting Jackal Raider dashes past the enemy while delivering a horizontal slash with the Territory Scythe, sending them a short distance into the air. She then strikes the falling enemy with a one-handed downward slash, smashing them into the ground.
Fiery Dino Piranha

**Fiery Dino Piranha** appeared in 2007 video game called *Super Mario Galaxy*. Fiery Dino Piranha is similar in appearance to Dino Piranha. Unlike Dino Piranha's green/purple theme, however, Fiery Dino Piranha has a red/black color theme. It has a dark red body and a head that is black with dark red spots. Its petals are also similar to those of Dino Piranha, but appear more singed. Fiery Dino Piranha's tail occasionally catches on fire during the fight, leaving a fiery trail in its path that hurts the player if touched. Also, later in the fight, Fiery Dino Piranha can shoot large fireballs at the player. It is also much faster than its normal counterpart, making it harder for Mario to reach its tail to attack.
Firumular

**Firumular** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Denshi Sentai Denziman*. Firumular is Vader Monster "07" of the Vader Clan. Firumular is created for a scheme to change all of Tokyo old through the viewing of a particular movie within itself that leads to a skeleton that sprays out a mist changing the age of anyone watching it. Setting up with Keller and Mirror in a special "movie cafe", the group lure Daigorou and the kids into the cafe where they "experience" the movie before being hit by the age gas. When the Denziman go with Daigorou into the cafe, they defeat the illusion and change DenziBlue back to his proper age, leading to a mad pursuit of Fimurular throughout a movie studio and movie theater until a final showdown where it tries to stop and confuse the Denziman with its magic clapboard changing the genre of the fight, first to a western, then a period/samurai drama, then to a football movie. After escaping from this, the Denziman finish off Fimurular with the DenziStick Boomerang; after it grows, it uses its constrictive film and the magic clapboard to attack DaiDenzin with special effects that become negated by Denzi Sword prior to it being defeated by Electric Full-Moon Cut.

## Arsenals

His main ability involves being able to make anything that can occur in movies occur in the real world via his head camera, his most notable ability involves a special film of skeletons that turns anyone who watches it old via a gas emitted at the very end, progressing time similar to the progression of film. He can use film strips as a weapon to constrict and strangle and has a magic clapboard that can create effects or change the genre of a scene with its usage, primarily changing costumes. He can also use his own abilities typically seen to grow to shrink its body so it can splice itself within a reel of film so it can do what it wants within its frame and make himself a human disguise.
Fire Kong

**Fire Kong** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Kamen Rider Super-1*. Fire Kong (ファイヤーコング *Faiyā Kongu*) is a gorilla monster whose real name was **Gosuke Saruwatari** (猿渡 剛介*Saruwatari Gōsuke*), a karate savant and Dogma agent.

Learning of the Super-1 project while posing as a NASA scientist he kidnaps Dr. Henry to coerce him to work with the Dogma Kingdom and use Super-1 as their new weapon of mass destruction. Refusing cooperation he is tasked to destroy the project, assassinating all NASA members relevant to it including Dr. Henry himself.

He later travels back to Japan from the USA and establishes a martial arts dojo, forcefully seizing district property by intimidation from his dojo students. His students flee upon his monstrous identity being exposed from a beat down by Kazuya Oki in human form. He is destroyed by Super-1's Whirlwind Super Kick.

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

## Arsenals

His powers include super strength (exhibited in human form in being able to brake a moving car) and a volatile flamethrower attached to his head.
Fabrication Machine

The **Fabrication Machine** is a sapient being, and the creator of a variety of war machines.

## Overview

The Fabrication Machine was the creation of a scientist to help build robots to aid in the world war. The military had taken it away when the scientist realized that he did not give it a human soul. The B.R.A.I.N soon snapped under pressure, and began to reprogram the other machines into attacking humanity. The machine was shut down soon after, though its creations went on to destroy all life.

The original look of the Machine was a very decorated and beautiful sphere that had a single, glowing red eye in the middle. It had two small arms protruding from the sides and many vibrating power chargers all over. Its new body gave it 9 new arms used for cutting and welding metal, as well as grasping arms. It was permanently attached to the factory ceiling.
Erupe

**Erupe** appeared in 2010 video game called M*onster Hunter Frontier Season 9.0*. Erupe are Herbivores first introduced in Monster Hunter Frontier Season 9.0.

They have a very similar appearance to Kelbi and Anteka. Unlike them, though, Erupe have primarily white fur with dark brown on their backs. They are generally small monsters, and have large, dark brown, curled horns atop their heads.

Erupe are peaceful herbivores, even more so than their relatives Kelbi. They are also very curious in behavior, going as far as flocking around potential threats like hunters. In some cases where hunters perform gestures such as siting or sleeping when surrounded by Erupe, the Erupe will follow by laying down and sleeping besides the hunters. If threatened in any way by predators, hunters or the unstable weather of the highlands, Erupe will evacuate the area immediately.

Erupe so far have only been spotted in the Highland — most commonly in the lower altitude regions and cliff sides.
Excadrill

**Excadrill** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Excadrill is a Subterrene Pokémon. Excadrill live several hundred feet underground, where they use their strong claws to dig out nests and tunnels. Sometimes that causes a big trouble for subway systems.

Excadrill has a dark brown body with diagonal, red splotches. Three markings are on its front, with two under each arm, and two on its back. It has short legs with small, narrow feet, each containing three toes. Its small white face is long and thin, tipped by its pink nose. Its eyes are set back, on either side of the bridge of the nose. Under them, on each side, are two thin, red stripes. A large blade roughly twice as large as its face extends from its forehead. The top of the blade contains two smaller blades, resembling fins. Its arms are thick and have three large blades instead of fingers, with two smaller blades on top of the middle ones. On its knees, halfway down its arm, and just behind where its forehead meets its face, are small red spots.

Excadrill can straighten its entire body, allowing it to spin like a drill. It has the ability to cut through iron and steel plating. It uses its excellent digging abilities to build complex tunnels for its nest at more than 300 feet (100 meters) below the surface. Its tunneling can be both beneficial and harmful to humans, as it can help workers with its swift digging prowess, but it can be detrimental to underground structures, such as Subway tunnels.
Fatalis

**Fatalis** appeared in the 2004 video game called *Monster Hunter* and its an Elder Dragon. Fatalis is a traditional black dragon, with a long, serpentine neck and tail, along with a pair of large wings. Its body is covered in rigid black scales and lined with white spines. Its head features four backwards-facing horns and a row of enlarged bottom teeth. Fatalis is extremely hostile to all living creatures, especially humans. Fatalis has only been observed at the ruins of Castle Schrade, and the natural environment from whence it came is completely unknown.

## Powers and Abilities

Fatalis is an extremely powerful monster, able to wipe out entire hunting parties with relative ease. Its primary means of defense is its ability to breathe a stream of fire and launch flaming projectiles, which explode upon impact. It is also able to release a cloud of flammable dust, similar to Teostra, and set it alight. It is known to use its whip-like tail to batter enemies, and its powerful bone crushing jaws to bite at nearby attackers.
Exor

**Exor** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. **Exor** is a massive sword-like member of the Smithy Gang and a major antagonist in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Exor is actually composed of four parts: the Left Eye, the Right Eye, the Mouth (which is inexplicably translated **Neosquid**), and the skull-shaped pommel (named Exor) that controls the entire body. Exor is used as an inter-dimensional gateway between Mario's dimension, home of the Mushroom Kingdom, and Smithy's dimension, where Smithy's Factory is located.

The iconic and recurring image of *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars* is Exor embedded in Bowser's Keep.
Fire Bat (Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe)

The **Fire Bats** are small bats that appeared in the 2015 Chinese fantasy film, *Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe*. They are tiny bats that can change their skin color from red to blue, judging the fact that they can swarm in numbers to attack their prey by launching themselves into the prey, turning it into ashes. Because of their very small size compared to a bullet, they are very difficult to kill.
Fang Lion Monster

The **Fang Lion Mask** appeared in 1979 TV series called *Battle Fever J*. The Fang Lion Monster (キバジシ怪人 *Kibajishi Kaijin*) is the second of Egos' Monsters.

He is able to manipulate people's thoughts by making them believe that their wishes will come true. In this case, if a person were to wish for someone to die. Then Fang Lion will grant that person's wish, by making it look like it was a suicide or by getting rid of the body of the target victim. His main weapon is a spear which can return to him if thrown and it can emit flashes that cause knockouts.
Forge Labs

**Forge Labs** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Forge Labs was created by mistake when Dr. Wattz tried to make synthetic Mythic Amber. It escaped Wattz’s clutches once it realized that the not-so-good doctor wanted to use it for evil experiments.

Forge Labs is a phenomenal Nature Support due to his NER, Healing, Damage Boosts and the infamous TRIPLE DAMAGE along with Brainlodon, replacing Algata and Raijin. His main gimmicks are his very solid heals, including *In a Flask* a 0 Cooldown Team 20% Heal + HP Regen, and *Survive 100* Days a team Double Damage + 30% heal. Though his bread and butter is *Survive 1M Days!* a Triple Damage + NER, paired with Archdruid Sigil negating cooldowns if a monster dies, *Survive 1M Days!* becomes arguably the deadliest pierce support move in the game. That aside, Forge's cursing capabilities are pretty solid, boasting the uncommon Toxins torture, and utilizing Total Damage Reduction for a bit of defensive backing. In terms of relics, double essence provides some defensive coverage in revival and stamina + health regeneration using Flameara's, Uriel's and/or Geckone's Essence. The only downside his Trait, being one of the worst in the game and boasting the exceedingly rare Energized. Overall Forge Labs is a nice Support who, while not having the best trait out there, boasts a surprisingly solid skillset. He could be an incredible asset in Team Wars, especially Exclusive book ones, and for PvP but if you don't have a Pierce monster, there are a plethora of other great Support options.
Fan Dancer

The **Fan Dancer** appeared in 2009 franchise called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. The Fan Dancer is a mysterious Titan who hides her face behind a white mask and wears hair sticks to hold her blue hair. She wears red samurai armor into battle and is armed with razor-sharp war fans.

Fan Dancer Titans inspired the Japanese martial art of tessenjutsu based on her use of razor-sharp fans as weapons, much like Gheisha. Unlike Kabuki, Fan Dancer Titans fell into the hands of evil Seekers.

## Powers and Abilities

Fan Dancer fights with her sharp war fans and with her agility. She is skilled in the martial art of tessenjutsu.
Doggymon

**Doggymon** appeared in the 2001 animated TV series called *Digimon Tamers*. Doggymon is a Puppet Digimon. It was produced from an American cartoon TV database. Because its body is very soft and strong, and can expand and contract like rubber, it completely absorbs every attack. Although its appearance gives off the impression that it is very dangerous, it is a harmless Digimon with no malice or aggression.

## Attacks

* **Distem Howling**: Lets out a great howl, inflicting damage to the opponent's sense of hearing and making them lose their fighting spirit.
* **Ultra Kamitsuki** (ウルトラかみつく lit. "Ultra Snapping"): Snaps at the opponent with its sharp fangs.
Fighterbot

**Fighterbot** appeared in 1994 TV series called *VR Trooper*. Fighterbot is a humanoid jet who is often paired with Air Stryker. He mainly does reconnaissance or aerial assaults with him. Like Air Stryker, General Ivar, and Colonel Icebot, he continued to serve Grimlord after the Virtual Dungeon's destruction. Fits the category of Blue Boar's army.
Executioner (AMR)

The **Executioner** appeared in 2011 videogame called *Alice: Madness Returns*. The Executioner was an invincible enemy in Queensland as Alice Liddell's weapons had no effect on him. After eating the Eat Me cake in the Majestic Maze and growing to a large size, she was able to kill him by stomping on him.

The Queen of Hearts ordered the Cheshire Cat to be decapitated, but the Executioner argued that he could not because the Cat lacked a body to decapitate. This led to an argument between the Queen, the King, and the Executioner about whether or not a disembodied head could be decapitated.

The White King first warned Alice of the Executioner's existence before his death. After meeting the Executioner himself, Cheshire appeared and told Alice that the Executioner made her an exception as he did not normally chase after those who escape him. He chased Alice throughout the kingdom with his scythe multiple times, twirling it around in an attempt to end her life.

As the Executioner was completely invulnerable to any of Alice's attacks, the only means of survival was to keep him at bay. In order to move forward into more areas of the kingdom, Alice avoided his attacks and went into places he could not fit through.

Eventually, the Executioner met his end in the ruins of the Majestic Maze, when Alice found a table with a cake resting on it. She took a bite and grew to a tremendous size. With the tables thoroughly turned, the patchwork monstrosity had only enough time to gape and drop his scythe in dismay before Alice squashed him under her foot.

The Executioner took on the appearance of an extremely large humanoid made of several different Card Guard parts, each piece of his crudely stitched body showing a symbol of a certain suit of a card deck. The top of his head was masked by a large red-and-black striped horned hat, and several of the Queen's tentacles were wrapped around the top of his body, even going through his eye sockets.

## Attacks

* **Scythe** – The Executioner uses his scythe by twirling or swinging it while chasing Alice.
* **Summon** – The Executioner can summon Card Guards on his own to attack Alice. He can also summon a vortex that can teleport Alice to a different part of Queensland.
Fautso

**Fautso** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. A Fautso is a fat genie-like enemy in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Its name sounds like a cross between "fatso" and "thought so". A Fautso can only be summoned to battle by a Box Boy. Its psychopath thought suggests that it was being held captive by the Box Boy and was forced to fight Mario. In battle, it is resistant against most status effects such as fire and thunder, but it is weak against ice and jump attacks. It is proficient in using the spells Meteor Blast, Boulder and Aurora Flash. Overall, it has stats that are well rounded, but inferior to Box Boy. However, the reward for defeating the Fautso is low, because the player gains 5 exp. with no coins or items.
Flameara

**Flameara** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Flameara was born from the devastated core of the Cardinal Forest with the sole mission of cleansing the aura of desolation that the Corruption explosion left there. She's arrived as a spirit of rebirth who'll burn away all the pain and suffering.

Flameara is an decent Fire denier who mainly uses CDA to deny. But from now, CDA is not a dominant force of denial due to Unrelenting Assault being so dominant and a high amount of 0 CD skills being available for use. She has a mediocre trait aside from her Status Caster which makes her very susceptible to getting denied. Her relic slots are quite good as Essence can help with her low life and Amulet being able to restore or deplete stamina if you need another form of denial. She can help herself using a 50% Self Heal and re-applying her Torture Immunity. Another good thing is that she has a good torture she can apply which is Ignite. Overall, Flameara is not bad but she fails in the meta due to CDA not being needed and not having any other great way of denying.
Flygon

**Flygon** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Flygon is a Mystic Pokémon. Flygon is rarely seen, but can sometimes be heard in the desert----when it flaps its wings, the vibrations that it gives off a sound like singing. It stirs up sandstorms in order to hide itself and to confuse opponents.

Flygon resembles a slightly insectoid, bipedal dragon. It is primarily light green and has a pair of large rhombus-shaped wings with a red trim, toeless hind legs, and skinny arms with three-clawed hands. Its tail has several dark green stripes and three small green rhombus shapes with red trims at the end. It has large eyes, and a pair of green antennae that point back. The eyes have red covers that prevent sand from getting into its eyes. With its wings, it kicks up sandstorms to hide itself. Its wings make a "singing" sound when they are flapped, earning Flygon the name "The Desert Spirit". It uses this unique ability to attract prey, stranding them before it attacks. Flygon lives in the desert and works together with Krookodile in searching for food.
Fire Crystal

The **Fire Crystal** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. The Fire Crystal is an enemy encountered in battle alongside the optional boss Culex in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Like Culex and the other crystals, it is from the dimension of Vanda and met in a portal leading to that world found in Monstro Town.

True to its name, the Fire Crystal uses largely fire-based attacks, including Corona, Flame, and Flame Wall. It rounds these attacks out with the moves Drain and Mega Drain.

It is weak against Ice-based attacks. It has greater Magic Defense than the next-in-line Water Crystal. Combined with its exceptional Magic Attack, it can be considered an even more difficult opponent than even the Earth Crystal.
Fennekin

**Fennekin** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Fennekin is a Fox Pokémon. Searing heat that radiates from Fennekin's large ears to keep opponents at a distance. It often snacks on twigs to gain energy.

Fennekin is a small, fox-like Pokémon. It has yellow, orange and white fur. The fur on its long, pointy muzzle and face is white, while its body is mainly covered in bright yellow fur. It has fluffy tufts of vibrant, flame-orange fur protruding from its ears. Its eyes are round and bright orange with slit pupils. Its nose is round and black. It has a short, bushy yellow tail with an orange tip, similarly-shaped to the tail of Zorua.
Fiddlebot

**Fiddlebot** appeared in 1995 TV series called *VR Trooper*. Fiddlebot is a violin playing robot that appeared in "Fiddler on the Loose".

Grimlord was fed up with Colonel Icebot's robots, so he decided to make one himself. To finish his creation, he ordered Skugs to capture Kaitlin's cousin, Keith, a member of the Young Dubliners. Keith was imprisoned within Fiddlebot's body. As Fiddlebot, he could attack simply by playing a fanfare on his fiddle, which in turn would scramble Ryan's circuits, rendering him unable to move. He was impervious to all of Ryan's attacks. Ryan eventually defeated him by distracting him with a surprise "Lightning Hand" attack (which actually didn't harm him, but apparently exposed his power source). The "power cell", which held Keith inside, who powered Fiddlebot, was then removed from the robot by Ryan, and Keith was freed from the virtual imprisonment. Luckily, Keith was completely unharmed and Ryan was then able to rescue Keith. The actual robot's fate remains unknown, since it was never destroyed in battle. Fiddlebot fits the category of Zelton's army, despite being supposedly created by Grimlord.
Fiera

**Fiera** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Power Rangers Super Samurai*. Fiera is a bird-like Nighlok that is able to launch fire balls at her opponents. She was given the task of destroying Jayden, who is the 18th descendant of the Shiba Clan. However, her plan to destroy Jayden is thwarted by the 2nd Red Ranger, Lauren, who used the Lion Folding Zord's Pentagonal Fury attack to destroy her.
Flame Horse

The **Flame Horse** appeared in 2014 movie called *Kamen Rider Gaim: Great Soccer Battle! Golden Fruits Cup!*. The Flame Horse (炎の馬 *Honō no Uma*) is a giant monster and also the Kamen Rider Mars' mount.

Originally a black horse created by Kougane out of the Evil Seeds, after Kamen Rider Gaim Kiwami Arms fired a charged energy arrow from Sonic Arrow during their horse fight, Mars' horse transform into multiple Evil Seeds and reform back into The Flame Horse. Gaim charged his horse to the underside of the Flame Horse and executed Hinawa Daidai Musou Zan, seemingly killed Mars and the horse thus reviving most of the deceased Riders. However, Mars awakened himself in his true Golden Fruit form, using the remains of the Flame Horse as a goalpost and his flame clone armies with one became a complete replica of his Rider Form. As Kamen Rider Kamuro used himself as a soccer ball, the Armored Riders fought his armies in a fashion of soccer tournament and for Gaim to deliver the finishing blow on Kougane. Kougane was destroyed afterwards, along with the Flame Goal.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Fireball**: The Flame Horse can launch fireballs from its mouth.
* **Self-Reconstruction**: Upon its destruction, the Flame Horse can reconstruct itself into a flaming goalpost.
Fanged Mongrel

The **Fanged Mongrel** appeared in 2024 videogame called *Avatar: Reckoning*. The fanged mongrel is a creature appearing in *Avatar: Reckoning*.

The fanged mongrel is a slender creature. The male is 40% larger than the female. It has a pair of deadly, long, pointed fangs similar to the extinct saber-tooth tiger on Earth.

The fanged mongrels are fierce carnivores that feed mainly on cave-dwelling animals and goats, they are the apex predators of the Highlands. When two fanged mongrels are fighting in unison, if one of them is killed, the other will become enraged. Therefore, it is important to assess your strategy accordingly to try and kill them at the same time. Fanged mongrels' attacks are swift and deadly. It is important to keep your distance from them at all times, and use rolls and other quick mobility skills to dodge their attacks. They attack with leaps, hind leg scratches and biting fangs.
Evil God Boma

The **Evil God Boma** appeared in the 1989 movie called *Kousoku Sentai Turboranger the Movie*. The Evil God Boma (ジャシンボーマ *Jashin Bōma*) is a dragon-themed member of the Hundred Boma Tribes.

Evil God Boma was an extremely powerful and notable member of the Boma Tribes during their war with humanity and the fairies twenty-thousand years in the past. However it ultimately became sealed through a combined effort, most notably when a fairy friend of Seelon sacrificed itself to seal away its flame long enough for Saint Beast Lakia to cast a powerful seal to lock it away. The seal became maintained by two hidden obelisks on the surface to keep the Boma underground and prevent its power from ever being used.

When the Boma began to revive with the weakening of fairy seals, Evil God Boma's son, Evil God Bōma Junior, began to remove the seals holding his father down, ultimately releasing him into the world once again in a plot to use his flame to empower Boma Castle with enough firepower to scorch the Earth. Knowing that its power was enough to destroy the planet, Seelon tries to rush to stop it and even threatened to sacrifice itself to stop its flames once again, but she is stopped by Boma Doctor Lehda, who remembered the previous time it was stopped and did not want another fairy to prevent their success. The Turboranger face it in combat and are able to hold it off for a time, but it decides to grow by eating its son, only to go down quickly due to the power of Turbo Robo.

## Arsenals

Evil God Boma's main ability is an extremely powerful hellfire which has the capacity to even burn and destroy Earth if emitted from the mouth of the demonic statue that makes up Boma Castle.
Firus

**Firus** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Mix the power of nature, the warmth of Christmas and the rage of not getting the desired present and you'll have a fighting Christmas Tree!

Firus, the result of tossing an old Christmas tree onto a resting Nemestrinus. Its main role is to deal pure damage while *occasionally* healing allies, unlike Nemestrinus, who is a far more reliable healer than Firus ever will be. Firus also has a move that does exactly 69 damage, which is really nice.
Espathra

**Espathra** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Espathra is an Ostrich Pokémon.

It immobilizes opponents by bathing them in psychic power from its large eyes. Despite its appearance, it has a vicious temperament. It emits psychic power from the gaps between its multicolored frills and sprints at speeds greater than 120 mph.

Espathra is a medium-sized Pokémon resembling an ostrich, with large blue eyes, stripes on its neck and legs, and colorful frills on its head, wings, and backside. The frills on its head resemble a bob cut. Its legs are long and powerful enough to allow Espathra to run at speeds higher than 120 mph.

Despite their appearance, Espathra is believed to be a highly aggressive Pokémon species.

## Powers and Abilities

Espathra's magical powers emitted from its eyes are strong enough to immobilize foes.

Espathra is the only known Pokémon capable of learning the move Lumina Crash. It is also the only known Pokémon capable of having Opportunist as an Ability.
Ferrothorn

**Ferrothorn** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Ferrothorn is a Thorn Pod Pokémon. Ferrothorn swings its spiked feelers to attack. It likes to hang from the ceiling of a cave and shower spikes onto anyone that are passing below.

Ferrothorn is a Pokémon resembling a flattened durian. Its metallic body is covered in thorns, with three black stripes circling its width, the middle stripe having triangular decorations below the eyes of Ferrothorn. Its eyes have green rims, yellow scleras, and dark pupils. There is a green spike at the top of its body, and extending around it are vine-like, long green appendages tipped with spiky metal disks. It can use these appendages to either cling to ceilings of its cave or walk around. When hanging, it can attack its prey underneath by shooting spikes.
Fierce Fighter Rhapsody

**Fierce Fighter Rhapsody** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*.

Fierce Fighter Rhapsody (ラプソディ *Rapusodi*) is a peaceful Musical Robot with a Stradivarius violin. However, when this robot is upgraded and plays his violin, Metalder's circuits go haywire and seem to paralyze his suit. Rhapsody was originally an unranked and friendly robot, like the repair robots, before being upgraded/promoted by the Emperor. He battles Tagsky and Tagsron in the Ghost Bank and wins the chance to fight Metalder. In the battle with the brothers, he breaks both their weapons. Fighting Metalders, he is struck by Metalder's Laser Arm attack, which seems to turn him back into a peaceful violinist. This doesn't last, as Darbarbo soon appears and blasts him, causing him to fall over and explode. Both Metalder and the Neros Empire remember his memory and musical talents. In Episode 19, it is revealed that he has been rebuilt and is no longer at Fierce Fighter status. He appears when a little girl becomes lost inside the Ghost Bank. He manages to protect her from the other robots and mutants by hiding her behind his cape until Chuubo discovers them together. He also plays the little girl a song for which she gives him a flower. After helping Metalder and Top Gunder rescue the girl, he leaves the Empire. Rhapsody has decided to stay good and is last seen working for what appears to be a carnival/boardwalk by entertaining patrons with his musical talents. He appears again in Episode 31, still working as a peaceful carnival entertainer. As a combatant he had reinforced armor, high jumping, rose dart bombs, and his violin could emit electric bolts.
Flushback

**Flushback** appeared in 2014 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 2*. Flushback (Japanese: おもいだスッポン *Omoidasuppon*) is a Rank D Restoration-attribute Yo-kai of the Slippery tribe.

Flushback evolves into Vacuumory when fused with a Mem-o-Vac.

Flusback is a bipedal turtle-like yo-kai with teal skin and long white eyebrows, he wears a white shirt, brown pants and black sandals, he has a puffy yellow tail and instead of a shell he carries a plunger on his back.

He's responsible for bringing back sad, painful, and especially traumatic memories when you least want them.
Frazerot

**Frazerot** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Frazerot has traveled from the Northern Lands to this side of the Monster Legends Universe looking for his daughter Caillech, who hasn't been home for Christmas this year. Can you help Frazerot? Have you seen Caillech around your islands?

Frazerot, one of the last Legendaries to grace the game. That said he's surprisingly useful. He is a great Area Dodge supporter with 2 Team NER skills and can apply Control Immunity, Torture Immunity and heal his allies effectively. He can also deny single enemies with Freeze and Stamina Drain.
Foongus

**Foongus** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Foongus is a Mushroom Pokémon. Foongus uses its deceptive Poké Ball pattern to lure both people and Pokémon close. Then it attacks with poison spores.

Foongus is a white mushroom-like Pokémon with a cap that looks quite similar to a Poké Ball. It has stubby, digit-less arms, a large pink mouth, and pinprick-like dark eyes. It uses the Poké Ball-like pattern on its head to lure people and Pokémon in grassy areas, then releases a cloud of poisonous spores to defend itself. It moves by either hopping or turning on its side and rolling on its cap.
Fluff

**Fluff** appeared in 2014 video game called *Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze*. **Fluffs** are rabbit-like members of the Snowmad family and uncommon enemies in *Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze*. They have brown fur, a beard, a tuft of white hair on their head, and they wear blue pants.

Fluffs always jump around in a set area, and they can be defeated by either being stomped on, rolled into, throwing a barrel at them, or running into them with Rambi.

Helmet-wearing Fluffs called Tuff Fluffs also appear, as do larger variants known as Hareys and Harolds. Unlike the large members from other species that have lower-pitched voices, larger Fluffs share the same voice as regular Fluffs. The smaller Fluffs also jump slightly higher than the larger Fluffs.
Gabura

**Gabura** appeared in 1968 TV series called *Ultra Seven*. Gabura (ガブラ *Gabura*) was a monster that appeared in episode 23 of the TV series, *Ultraseven*.

Gabura was the trump card of the Alien Shadow in their invasion of Earth. After his master's ship was downed by Ultraseven, Gabura emerged from the ship and attacked Ultraseven himself. The battle was relatively short and Ultraseven quickly finished the fight by decapitating Gabura with the Eye Slugger. However Gabura's head lived on even without its body and continued its assault on Ultraseven, sinking its jaws into Ultraseven's shoulder. After rescuing a fortuneteller who had a run in with the Alien Shadow, the fortuneteller exploited Gabura's weakness coming from the ship, and Ultraseven destroyed it with a Handmill Ray. Without the ship, Gabura's head melted into yellow slime and Ultraseven was forced to revert into Dan before the venom could kill him.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Venomous Fangs**: Gabura's fangs are coated with venom that can paralyze or potentially kill whatever living being he bites.
* **Head Life**: So long as no damage as been done to his head or Alien Shadow's saucer, Gabura's head can live on without its body to continue attacking. The head itself possesses the power of levitation.

## Weaknesses

Gabura's life force is connected to Alien Shadow's ship. If it is destroyed, Gabura will die.
FaZe Rug

**FaZe Rug** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. FaZe Rug was driving his sports car around Monstown when he skipped a traffic light. Unluckily for him, Malfeitor was there trying to cross the road and he didn't take FaZe Rug's disrespect well. The villain cursed him and fused him with his car, so he's become a massive robot! He may not be able to drive anymore but, as a robot, he's second to none!

*Oh, what a world we live in...* FaZe Rug is pretty bad, and in more ways than one, too. Though he has Artifact, good Life, pretty nice single-target damage output, Fire Weakness, generally low cooldowns, a team 20% healing move, and a spammable self-healing move, pretty much everything else about his is just plain bad. Attuned is just awful, no questions asked, Thunder Protection, while better than nothing, is incredibly situational and isn't really all that useful, his AoEs mainly rely on Fire Weakness to deal good damage, his Speed and Power are simply abysmal, and his double Armor relic slots were clearly meant for a Tank-centered role, but he has literally no form of applying Taunt or Mega Taunt (Bodyguard isn't usable since Artifact blocks all status effects). All in all, FaZe Rug isn't really much better as a monster than he is as a Youtuber, and Optimus was right to give him the pink slip.
Frilled Lizard

The **Frilled Lizard** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Frilled Lizard is a reptile Friend who has made appearances in both the Kemono Friends anime and the original Kemono Friends game.

Frilled Lizard has dark brown hair with light tan eyes. She wears a sleeveless sweatshirt with a large collar that symbolizes the large frill that the actual frilled lizard has. She wears long finger-less gloves that are olive in color with dark stripes. She also wears spats with thigh-high leggings and boots that have the same stripped pattern on the gloves.

The frilled lizard is a relatively large member of the lizard family, growing up to 2.79 feet. It is capable of two-legged movement and when it does so moves with a great and purposeful stride. They are usually brown or gray with splotches of darker colors mixed in to give the appearance of tree bark. There is not one standard color however, the lizard's coloration is largely dependent on its environment. For example, a lizard in a clay filled environment will likely have a collage of oranges, reds and browns versus one in a more tropical region which would have a mixture of darker browns and greys. The most distinct feature of these lizards is a large ruff of skin which usually lies folded back against its head and neck. The neck frill is supported by long spines of cartilage which are connected to the jaw bones. When it is frightened, it produces a starting display; opening is mouth exposing a bright pink or yellow lining, spreading its frill displaying bright orange and red scales, raises its body and sometimes holds its tail above its body. This reaction is used for territorial displays, to discourage predators and during courtship.

The frilled lizards is found mainly in the northern regions of Australia and New Guinea. It tends to be a tree loving lizard and spends a majority of its time there. They only venture to the ground to search for food or engage in territorial conflicts. The arboreal habitat may be a product of the lizard's diet which consists of small bugs, and vertebrate (usually other smaller lizards). This can include cicadas, beetles, termites and even mice. They hunt their prey using an ambush method, lying in wait for their prey. When they eat, they eat in abundance and these periods of indulgence typically occur during the wet season.

Frilled lizards breed in the early wet season from September to October. Adult males fight for mates, displaying their frills and biting each other. One to two bundles of 6-25 eggs are laid from early to mid season. They are laid in a nest below the ground in sunny areas.
Fleazoid

**Fleazoid** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Saban's Masked Rider*. Fleazoid is a purplish flea-like alien with a red attachable/detachable exoskeleton that it controls. Nerfaria's plan was to get Chalmers to uncover Dex's true identity. However, her plan was far from successful. Dregon then lost patience and sent Gork and the Fleazoid monster to attack the Leawood Electronics Plants. Dex escaped Chalmers' testing facility and battled Fleazoid, but was also greeted by a small army of Commandoids with bazookas. The Commandoids blasted/bound Dex with plastic making him immobile to Fleazoid's attacks. Dex managed to turn to Super Blue to escape from Fleazoid, then defeated him with the Blue Saber. She fits the category of Gork's unit.
Foxatron

**Foxatron** appeared in 2018 TV series called *Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel*. Foxatron is Madame Odius' personal Megazord created by the use of the Galactic Ninjas' Ninja Medallions from a group of Foxbots. Foxatron was Odius' secret weapon where she uses a spell to create it from four of their Foxbots. Using the Gigantify Ray, Badonna made Foxatron grow as she uses the Ninja Medallions of Wolvermean, Speedwing, Rygore, and Venoma to power it up. It made quick work of the Rangers zords, even breaking apart the Ninja Ultrazord and the Megazords as well as burning the Zord stars, but it ran out of power, much to Odius’ displeasure. Venoma states that the Ninja Medallions need recharging which will be done by the same time tomorrow.

Foxatron is seen on the Warrior Dome Ship, with Odius and Badonna waiting that the four medallions are recharged. When the medallions are recharged, Odius goes on Earth where Foxatron literally stabs Wolvermean in the back with its sword, destroying him. After a fierce battle, Foxatron is destroyed by the Ninja Blaze Megazord along with the four medallions and Odius is scarred at her face.

## Arsenals

* **Sheer Power & Strength:** The Foxatron is very powerful, able to take out the Ninja Ultrazord and the Megazords.
* **Shield:** Foxatron can create a cog-like transparent shield, using the Ninja Medallions to deflect any blast.
* **Fox Drone Swarm:** The Foxatron can unleash little revolving cannon-heads that look like foxes to swarm the Rangers' Megazord and fire lasers at it. They are powerful enough to break apart the Ninja Ultrazord.

* **Sword:** Foxatron has a sword in battle.
	+ **Fox Blade Slash:**Using its sword, it can take the Rangers' attacks and turn them into evil purple energy to fire back at them. It is enough to take out the Ninja and Bull Rider Megazords with one slash.
	+ **Electric Stab:**Foxatron can charge up its sword with electric like energy. When it touches the enemy, they are quickly killed.

* **Zord Star damaging:** When a Zord is defeated by Foxatron, its summoning star is left charred and ruined, preventing it from being easily re-summoned.
Fleurina

**Fleurina** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Kirby and the Forgotten Land*. Fleurina is a mid-boss in the *Kirby* series, debuting in *Kirby and the Forgotten Land*. She yields the Tornado ability when inhaled.

Fleurina is a large anthropomorphic swan covered in white feathers. She has a yellow beak and a black "mask" around her eyes, which have white sclera and blue irises. She has long, white wings, and a round chest covered in periwinkle feathers. On both sides of her head are flowers that have white petals with blue tips. The flowers have a ball of fluff in their centers, along with turquoise anthers. She wears what appears to be a periwinkle tutu that is shaped like whirlwind. Her tutu is also decorated with white and blue feathers. Additionally, she has blue legs with orange feet.
Furious Fighter Strobe

The **Furious Fighter Strobe** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*. Furious Fighter Strobe (ストローブ *Sutorōbu*) is a humanoid Fighter jet. He shoots exploding lasers from his wings and is often sent on missions/appears alongside Barbery. In Episode 23, he uses his air superiority to assist Bulchek, Agmis and Megadron by carrying them across difficult sections of the course. He is destroyed in mid-flight by Top Gunder in Episode 37.
Gal Brain

**Gal Brain** appeared in 1988 TV series called *Choujuu Sentai Liveman*. Gal Brain is a Brain Beast in *Choujuu Sentai Liveman*. A monster summoned by Bias to kill Miku Kitamura, a woman who was brought from 2003 thanks to Ashura's accident with his time machine. After being beaten up by Yellow Lion and blasted by the Biomotion Buster, this monster is reformed into a giant by Gash and destroyed by the Live Robo through the Strong Crashdown.
Frenzy (Transformers)

**Frenzy** appeared in the 2007 movie called *Transformers*. He is small, sneaky, skittering and single-minded. His hyper-active twitching and lightning-speed gibbering in his own tongue belie incredible espionage and sabotage skills, but it is in causing chaos and carnage that Frenzy truly excels. This creepy little abomination is the best there is at what he does, and approaches his tasks with a level of sinister glee that make it hard to deter him from a course of action once he has settled upon it.

Frenzy is exceptionally hard to kill, due to the fact that he possesses a de-centralized, modular nervous system. In essence it means that even if he suffers critical injuries—such as getting his head severed, which seems to be a not-infrequent problem for him—he can continue to function. In addition to this, he is equipped with a hyper-reactive trans-scanning and reformatting system that allows him to totally reconfigure his alternate mode with ridiculous speed, meaning that he can be something one minute, and something completely different the next. Although this is something which he does regularly anyway, it also works regardless of what state of disrepair he may be in, making it quite the challenge to keep track of him.

## Appearance

A small wiry robot with white armour, squat bladed round arms, fragile legs, crab like eyes and a face like an old man.
Frostina

**Frostina** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Frostina (Japanese: ゆきおんな *Yuki-onna*) is a Rank B Ice-attribute Yo-kai of the Charming tribe.

Frostina evolves into Blizzaria when fused with a Glacial Clip.

As of *Yo-kai Watch 4,* she is a One-chanside Yo-kai of the Onnen Tribe.

Frostina is a pale-skinned figure with cyan eyes. A small amount of dull, dark blue hair with gray-blue tips is visible under her cape's hood; which is ice-blue with white bubbly texture so far down. She wears a blue kimono with a white band and gold boots.

She was once a little girl who got lost in the mountains and sought a small cave to stay warm. Unfortunately, she possibly died of freezing, becoming the Yo-kai Frostina.

As she lacks true control of her ice powers, Frostina is fairly reserved and shy. At least one Frostina wears a human guise and runs a bar in Downtown Springdale, indicating a level of business and social aptitude.

Frostina has the power over ice and snow, in which she can freeze anything.
Frigimon

**Frigimon** appeared in the 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Frigimon is an Icy Digimon. An Icy Digimon whose body is covered in ice and snow crystals. Behind its cold appearance lies a warm-hearted, gentle personality. Frigimon dislikes fighting, and its sweet behavior warms the hearts of those who watch it in action. While it is ill-suited to fight against battle-loving Digimon, it is especially outmatched against Meramon.

## Attacks

* **Subzero Ice Punch** (絶対零度パンチ *Zettai Reido Punch*, lit. "Absolute Zero Punch"): Freezes its opponents to absolute zero with its punch.
* **Snow Ball** (雪合戦 *Yukigassen*, lit. "Snowball Fight"): Flings an unending stream of snowballs.
* **Icy Breath** (*Ice Breath*): Breathes out a frozen breath.
Eternal Basthet

**Eternal Basthet** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Once a legendary battle champion, Basthet was chosen to become Queen of the Free Reigns and open their region to the rest of Petra. Her time on the throne had been peaceful until Yaoguai Wangzhou, Emperor of the Eastern Regions, attacked her land. She realized it was time to dust off her battle skills and evolve into Eternal Basthet!

Eternal Basthet is an Earth Controller with MegaStun, Quicksands, Shields, and Earth Protection skills.
Francine Frank

**Francine Frank** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Frank S. Tein has finally found the one. Francine Frank is toned, just like him, not very bright, just like him, and has a bit of a bad attitude, just like him! Looks like the monster matches app has worked fine for these two.

Francine Frank is a tank with high Life, Double Life, 100% heal, Shields, Taunt, Metal moves, and a plethora of negative status effects to inflict on enemies. Sadly, her low speed stat makes her struggle to get a turn in to actually make use of her great effects. Overall, a solid tank, but is lacking in comparison to more modern tank monsters.
Football Helmet Jamen

The **Football Helmet Jamen** appeared in 2020 stage show called *Mashin Sentai Kiramager Stageshow: Ressha Sentai ToQger ToQ 1gou Appears*. The Football Helmet Jamen (フットボールヘルメット邪面 *Futtobōru Herumetto Jamen*) is a football helmet-themed black body Jamenshi of the Dark Empire Yodonheim who appears in Mashin Sentai Kiramager Stageshow: Ressha Sentai ToQger ToQ 1gou Appears.

## Arsenal

* **Numade** (ヌマデ): Football Helmet Jamen is armed with a rake-like staff for close-quarters combat.