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Cockatrice Minosaur

The **Cockatrice Minosaur** appeared in 2019 TV series called *Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger*. The Cockatrice Minosaur (コカトリスマイナソー *Kokatorisu Mainasō*) is a cockatrice-based Minosaur monster from the Warfare Tribe Druidon, created from the negative emotions of Fita, based on her negative emotions from being kidnapped by Wizeru and trapped in the Minosaur itself.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Sonic Shriek**: The Cockatrice Minosaur can produce a loud screech capable of knocking out people.
* **Flight**: The Cockatrice Minosaur can use its arms to lift itself off the ground and achieve flight.
* **Mouth Sound Beams**: The Cockatrice Minosaur can fire purple sonic beams from its mouth.
* **Enlarging:** Like most Minosaur, the Cockatrice Minosaur can enlarge itself using its host's negative energy.

### Arsenals

* **Sickle**: The Cockatrice Minosaur has a sickle blade for its right hand.
* **Mace**: The Cockatrice Minosaur has a spiked mace for its left hand.
Chompy Mage

The **Chompy Mage**, also known as **Vengar** in *Skylanders: Battlegrounds*, is an antagonist who first appeared in *Skylanders: Giants*. He is a wizard who has the ability to summon Chompiesand transform into a giant Chompy. He dislikes anyone who isn't a Chompy, and always has a Chompy puppet on his left hand which he occassionally speaks for. His brother is the Sheep Mage.

Before the events of *Skylanders: Trap Team*, the Chompy Mage became the latest member of the Doom Raiders. He later traded a life of crime to be part of the Skylander Senseis in *Skylanders: Imaginators*, training Imaginators of the Bazooker Battle Class. The Chompy Mage is obsessed with Chompies, so much that he dresses like one and doesn't like anyone who isn't a Chompy. Aside from that, he also appears to have little to no respect for others but his own allies, constantly annoying Flynn until he warmed up to him during the credits of *Giants*. However, since becoming a Doom Raider, the Chompy Mage shows great respect towards his fellow villains, not intending to turn them into Chompies, knowing that doing so would anger them greatly.

His Chompy puppet appears to be a split personality or have a mind of its own occasionally, rather childish and carefree; it is seen mocking or looking away from other people during *Trap Team* cutscenes while the Mage appears to be paying attention to them, replying to him, and in *SuperChargers* staring down into another Chompy in their vehicle before the Chompy Mage shooed it away. In *Battlecast*, it also frequently replies to him and talks to the opponents.

After his rehabilitation in *Skylanders: Imaginators*, the Chompy Mage still holds on to his love for Chompies, but now believes that they should be used for good instead of evil.
Braixen

**Braixen** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Braixen is a Fox Pokémon. When Braixen pulls the twig out of its tail, the friction from its fur sets the wood on fire. It can use this flaming twig as a tool or a weapon.

Braixen is a bipedal fox-like Pokémon; unlike its pre-evolution Fennekin, it now stands upright on two legs. Braixen is covered mainly in bright yellow fur (with a black underside) that resembles a skirt; it has a collar of fluffy white fur below its thin neck and covering on its chest. It has a long pointed snout with a round orange nose, and bright orange eyes, as well as having tufts of bright orange fur sprouting from its ears. It has a branch embedded in its bushy yellow orange-tipped tail, which it uses as a wand to emit blasts of flame.
Chompette

**Chompette** appeared in 2014 video game called *Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze*. Chompettes are carnivorous plant enemies from *Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze*. They possess pear-shaped heads upheld by a thorny stem. They also have crimson coloration and voluminous mouths. They can only be encountered in Bramble Scramble, a level in Bright Savannah.

Unlike the similar-looking Venus Trap Platforms, which may be helpful in certain situations, Chompettes are completely malevolent. Their leaf crowns are ornamental and do not serve any other purpose. They pop from bramble pits and, while facing the sky, crunch the air continuously, waiting for the Kongs to drop between their jaws. This can injure the characters and take away one heart from their health counter. Nevertheless, the Kongs are able bounce on the plant safely, though without inflicting damage, when it briefly closes its mouth. Chompettes can be defeated using three roll attacks, three Cane Bounces, or a projectile, such as a Tuff Tucks or a barrel.

Chomps from *Donkey Kong Country Returns* look and behave similarly. However, even though they attack in one place, Chomps are admittedly more aggressive, as they attempt to snatch their prey by dashing forward, instead of being completely sedentary like Chompettes.
Chirinmon

**Chirinmon** appeared in 2006 TV series called *Digimon Data Squad*. Chirinmon is a Holy Beast Digimon. It is said to be an ancient Digimon that was born at the creation of the Digital World, and it has been handed down through legend as boasting strength on par with a Mega, even though it is an Ultimate. Although it is a Digimon that possesses mighty strength, it deeply detests conflict, and it is said that it will never shed blood. Although it has a deeply compassionate personality that loves everything living in the Digital World, when it is up against a being that commits senseless killings, it is said that it will inflict merciless punishment.

## Attacks

* **Wind Cutter Sword** (疾風天翔剣 *Shippūten-shou Ken*?, lit. "Gale-and-Heaven Soaring Sword"): Abruptly swoops from the skies and runs through the opponent with the horn on its head.
* **Knowledge of Swift** (迅速の心得 *Jinsoku no Kokoroe*?): Uses its fast movements to unleash clones and confound the opponent.
* **Holy Wave** (改心の波動 *Kaishin no Hadou*?, lit. "Wave of Reformation"): Flaps its wings to fire off its aura, which guides even its opponents on the path to holiness.
Choushinseiki

**Choushinseiki** appeared in 2022 TV series called *Avataro Sentai Donbrothers*. Choushinseiki (超新星鬼 lit. Supernova Demon) is a prism/supernova-themed Hitotsuki in *Avataro Sentai Donbrothers*, possessing a Flashman Avataro Gear. He was originally Koyama (小山) who tries to fulfil his desire to eat more spicy food. He later evolves into **Choushinseiking** (超新星鬼ング *Chōshinseikingu*).

## Powers and Abilities

### Choushinseiki

* **Hitotsuking Transformation**: When he is defeated, Choushinseiki can evolve and grow into his Hitotsuking form.
* **Absorption**: Choushinseiki can consume a human by inhaling them in with his mouth.
* **Flash Meteor Creation**: Choushinseiki is able to generate five meteor stars (red, blue, yellow, green and pink) for combat.

### Choushinseiking

* **Supernova Creation**: By combining yellow and blue energy from each arm, Choushinseiking can create a giant supernova-based star.
Cheese Rabbit

The **Cheese Rabbit** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Cheese Rabbit (チーズラビット *Chīzurabitto*) is a large lagomorph that gets its dairy prefix from the thickness and flavor of its meat - the protein in its body congeals quite readily.

It is a very large rabbit with long ears and large feet, and a body length of 180 centimeters and weight of 280 kilograms. Its body is covered in bright yellow fur while its underside and feet are white. It also has bright red eyes.

This big bunny lives in burrows and is very timid, meaning that it rarely surfaces to make itself available for capture.

One was killed by Terry Cloth in order to present it as a gift to Toriko. Toriko tried to convince Terry to be the one to eat the Cheese Rabbit since it was killed by Terry. However Terry was unable to eat it due to its picky taste.

## Powers and Abilities

In the event that one does venture above ground, the cheese rabbit's strong legs enable it to swiftly escape predators. It is this animal's ability to flee, rather than its fighting prowess, which earns it a relatively high capture level.
Coelacanth Mozoo

The **Coelacanth Mozoo** appeared in 1982 TV series called *Dai Sentai Goggle V*. Coelacanth Mozoo (シーラカンスモズー *Shīrakansu Mozū*, 21) is the coelacanth-theme Synthetic Beast of the Dark Science Empire Deathdark. This Mozoo possesses a breath that turns anyone caught with it into fossils. He used it on water, fossilizing fishes and plans to do it on the sea, but this plan was thwarted by Goggle Red who located his base. Goggle V used Goggle Victory Flash. Then showed up was Coelacanth Kong to bring back Coelacanth Mozoo back to life. He turned Goggle V Robo into a fossil. He was then finally defeated by Earth Sword with Electron Galaxy Cut after Goggle V used Hand Missile.

## Arsenals

He can emit a powder from his mouth that fossilized organisms and objects, has reinforced scales around his body that act like chain-mail,and can turn himself into a coelacanth.
Char Clawbster

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

The Char Clawbster is a very large, festive-colored lobster with two cone-shaped claws, four sharp legs, and the Dream Eater emblem on its back and under its head. The main segment of its body is orange, while its claws and tails are colored with yellow, red, purple, blue, green, and pink. Its eyes are bright red, and it glows green when it increases its power.

The Chill Clawbster is a larger version with palate swap of the Char Clawbster.

"Meramera" is Japanese onomatopoeia for burning. Similarly, the Char Clawbster is named for its ability to char, or burn, its enemies, while "Clawbster" is a portmanteau of "claw" and "lobster".
Chieftain Alaroc

**Chieftain Alaroc** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Alarorc may be dumb as a stick, but he was also the one to eat a feather that Arch Duke left behind after a battle. The feather was made of pure Ambrosia so... long story short: Alarorc became the strongest orc in his tribe, which means he became the Boss - Chieftain Alarorc.

Chieftain Alarorc is an Uncontrollable Nature Attacker who can deal heavy damage and make enemies Vulnerable.
Chickringtosset

The **Chickringtosset** appeared in 2013 TV series called *Toriko*. The Chickringtossets (チキン輪投ゲット *Chikinwanagetto*) are chickens that have the unusual desire to catch grass reeves around their necks like a pole in a ring toss, and doing so has an incredibly unusual reaction as after they have managed to catch one they run back to their nests and begin to glow and their bodies will turn into deep-fried chicken nuggets. Their fellow chickens then gather around them to pay their respects.
Chow

**Chow** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Chows are stronger variants of K-9s that appear in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars* in Land's End. They have no weaknesses, although they are the more basic enemies in Land's End. Chows claim to have already fought Mario, as shown by their Psychopath thought, which suggest that these are upgraded versions of the same K-9s Mario fought previously.

Chows, as their weaker K-9 versions, can Howl to generate the fear status effect on one of Mario's party member, halving his or her attack and defense. Similar to the K-9s' Fang, Chows can use Claw, which deal twice as much damage as a normal move. Unlike K-9s, however, Chows can use poison on one party member.

A Chow also appears as a friendly non-playable character in Monstro Town where he will give Mario a prize based on how many consecutive Super Jumps he can do, the prizes being Attack Scarf for thirty and the Super Suit for one hundred.
Chomp Shark

**Chomp Shark** appeared in 1995 video game called *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. Chomp Sharks, or **Shark Chomps**, are giant sized Chomps in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*, *Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3*, *Yoshi's Island DS*, and *Yoshi's New Island*.

These giant Chomps relentlessly chase after Yoshi, gnashing through anything in their way. Their appearances in certain levels make backtracking impossible, as they are almost invulnerable and will often eat anything on which Yoshi can land. Eventually, the Chomp Shark chases Yoshi to a platform it cannot eat and breaks its teeth, causing it to tear up in pain and fall off the screen.

Chomp Sharks appear in Marching Milde's Fort and KEEP MOVING!!!!

In *Yoshi's New Island*, their teeth no longer crack, although, they still tear in pain.
Borgslayer

**Borgslayer** appeared in 1997 TV series finale called *Big Bad Beetleborgs*. Borgslayer is the final monster of Season One of *Big Bad Beetleborgs* and first appears in its self-titled episode.

After Nukus was brought to life, he brought out 14 Beetleborgs monsters (consisting of Graxxis, LottaMuggs, Garganturat, Amphead, Cyber-Serpent, Dicehead, Porkasaurus, Mucant, Crimson Creep, Unctuous, Super Grenade Guy, Kombat Knat, Hypnomaniac, and Evil Eye) from their comic issues to battle the Beetleborgs.

During the battle, a few monsters (namely Kombat Knat and Dicehead) were sent back again by the Beetleborgs via their Sonic Lasers and the rest were wiped out by the A.V.s, but then Nukus fused the energies of every one of Vexor's monsters with the energies of the Beetleborgs' blaster powers to create one massive creature called Borgslayer, a composite monster that resembled Hypnomaniac with many monster faces on him (among which were the faces of Vexor's brief second form, Shadowborg, Green Cannon Machine, LottaMuggs, Mucant, Furocious, Kombat Knat, Super Grenade Guy, Super Noxic, Wingar, Goldex, Evil Eye, and some unidentified monsters such as an alien-looking mutant and a gold-faced demon).

Borgslayer was far too powerful as he destroyed Gargantis with little to no trouble, while the Magnavor Jet Fighters destroyed the Beetle Battle Base and all 3 A.V.'s as seen in "Vexor's Last Laugh".

The only way to defeat Borgslayer was for the Beetleborgs to triangulate their firepower. By doing so, Borgslayer was finished and the residual energy from the explosion managed to suck all the Magnavores and Vexor back into the comic book world. This enabled Nukus to become the new villain for the Beetleborgs.
Chicken Tiger

The **Chicken Tiger** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Toriko*. A Chicken Tiger (ニワトラ *Niwatora*) is a large, chimeric, chicken-like beast that is said to resemble a tiger, hence its name.

They are large creatures over three times the size of Toriko. They are quadrupedal beasts with the feathery body, wings, and feet of a chicken (including tail feathers like that of a Rooster), but have the posture of a horse or a tiger and a face that appears to be that of a tiger's but with the snout of a pig. They have sharp fangs and claws and appear to have a rather domineering presence. Infant Chicken Tiger chicks are incredibly small and are about as large as a normal baby chick.

Normally Chicken Tiger are territorial beasts that are known for being very dangerous, thus making them impossible to tame. However one Chicken Tiger by the name of Meeko was successfully tamed and raised by Yocchi, showing that they can be tamed or befriended while still in infancy as long as they are cherished and shown kind feelings, and will grow to trust those that were close to its human parent as well. Chicken Tigers are also very finicky when it comes to the location of where they want to lay their eggs.

The eggs of a Chicken Tiger are extremely expensive ingredients, as they have a candy-like sweet scent and a deliciously rich and chewy flavor. It can be hard boiled and eaten in slices or prepared into a fine omelet.

## Powers and Abilities

Adult Chicken Tigers have a capture level over 50, making them formidable opponents. A Chicken Tiger can also live to be over 50 years of age.
Cicada Nezire

The **Cicada Nezire** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Denji Sentai Megaranger*. The Cicada Nezire is a renegade Nezire who stole a device to amplify its power. This Nezire could blast powerful sound waves and was very treacherous, not unlike Guirail. By possessing an INET employee he tricked them into thinking that this employee invented a device that would get emit high-sonic waves to disrupt the Nizire when it was actually intended to affect humans and was attempting to use an INET Satellite facility to amplify his sound waves with a barrier set up to keep the Megarangers from interfering. Thanks to the teamwork of Kouichirou and Yuusaku who were in the building with him, he was knocked into the barrier which shut it down allowing INET to remotely disable his radio transmission and for them to transform. Once transformed, MegaSilver and MegaBlack take him down with a Blazer Impact/Rod Break combo. Killed by Super Galaxy Mega.
Burrower

**Burrower** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Horizon Forbidden West*.

The Burrower is a quadrupedal machine, with an elongated body, long tail, and short limbs which it uses to paddle through the water. It is based on an otter.

Burrowers appear to travel in groups, moving through the water similar to how Watchers move on land. Burrowers can emit high pitched sounds to alert their allies while also stunning their enemies. They can also tunnel underground to resurface in unexpected locations.
Crowber

**Crowber** appeared in 2006 videogame called *New Super Mario Bros.*. Crowbers, also simply known as **Crows**, are raven-like enemies first seen in *New Super Mario Bros.* These enemies tend to appear in the last courses of the game, where they attack Mario or any other potential victim with rather fast moves. The name Crowber appears to be a pun from "crowbar," a tool used to remove nails.
Chomp Bro

The **Chomp Bro** appeared in 2003 videogame called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. The Chomp Bro is a large, muscular version of Hammer Bros. wielding a Chain Chomp as a weapon. They are encountered in Bowser's Castle in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. They do not appear in the overworld, and are only encountered with Boos and Magikoopas. They attack by throwing their Chain Chomps at either Mario or Luigi. During a battle, if the Chomp Bro spins its Chain Chomp clockwise, it will be thrown at Mario; if counter-clockwise, it is targeting Luigi. The number of times they spin around determines how fast the attack will be. If Mario or Luigi jump on the Chain Chomp when it is thrown, it will fall off the screen, leaving the Chomp Bro defenseless. Sometimes, Chomp Bros. will run away crying from the battle when they are unaccompanied by a Chain Chomp. At other times, they might actually get the Chain Chomp back, and the entire process restarts. Also, they are healed by fire and are weak to thunder in the original GBA version of the game.

Chomp Bros. are likely based on hammer throw athletes, due to their muscular appearance and how they throw their Chain Chomps, which resemble the balls used in the hammer throw.

In the remake, they wear shoes and no longer wear a belt or have an arm tattoo.
Chill Clawbster

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

The Chill Clawbster is a predominantly cyan, festive-colored lobster with the Nightmare Dream Eater symbol, purple dots and borders on the torso section of its carapace. Parts of its torso section are joined by what looks like white cartilage. It has four cyan limbs; the front limbs end in green and yellow pincers with pink bumps, while the hind limbs end in purple claws in the form of a triangle. These purple claws have yellow spikes, and originate from a black and yellow circular joint. It has a multicolored tail and tentacles. Its eyes are red with black borders.

"Kinkin" is Japanese onomatopoeia for freezing. Similarly, the Chill Clawbster is named for its ability to chill, or freeze, its enemies, while "Clawbster" is a portmanteau of "claw" and "lobster".
Chuboomba

The **Chuboomba** appeared in 2009 videogame called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. The Chuboomba is an enemy found in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* and *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*. Their name is a portmanteau of "chubby" and "Goomba". Chuboombas are large Goombas with orange heads holding lollipops, and are encountered at Cavi Cape and Plack Beach.

Chuboombas are fought by Bowser in the overworld, and are the first (and weakest) normal enemy he encounters. In battle, it attacks by tackling Bowser, which he must counter with a punch. If it wheezes before tackling, it will hesitate before impact, so the player must remain alert. Mario and Luigi can also go to Cavi Cape and/or Plack Beach to fight Chuboombas and their attacks can be countered by jumping. If Bowser uses the Vacuum Block to inhale a Chuboomba's lollipop, he will recover 20 HP, and the Chuboomba will burst into tears and flee.

Chuboombas are usually fought by themselves or with other Chuboombas accompanying them in Cavi Cape. In Plack Beach, they only appear in battle with Toothies; they never appear on the overworld. Also, after visiting Broque Monsieur's shop for the first time, Bowser can use the Vacuum Block to inhale a Blitty from a Chuboomba.

Chuboombas are always the target for the demo of Bowser's Brawl Attack. Unless the player gets an "Excellent!" during the attack, the Chuboomba will not be defeated and instead run away.

In *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*, their colors are the same as those of normal Goombas, and their lollipops are entirely pink rather than white with a pink swirl. Furthermore, they no longer chase Mario and Luigi in the overworld. They also appear as enemies in the *Bowser Jr.'s Journey* mode, where they are melee troopers. Like other variants of Goombas, Chuboombas are weak against yellow Shy Guys.
Clumph

**Clumph** appeared in 2003 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. Clumphs are caveman-like Beanish enemies that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. Clumphs do not appear in the overworld, and are only in battle alongside Glurps, Ice Snifits, and Scaratroopeas within Joke's End (unless the Bros. are separated in the remake).

Clumphs use three different attacks; the first attack consists of smashing the ground with their club, triggering a quick yellow shockwave that deals small damage, similar to Queen Bean's. The second "attack" is a burp that charges up for the third technique, which is actually a variant of the first one: a slow purple shockwave appears, dealing severe damage if not avoided. Before unleashing the third attack, a part of the Clumph's body flashes yellow, and the flashing part determines the purple shockwave's size. If the head flashes, the shockwave is medium-sized; if the body flashes, the shockwave is small; if the feet flash, the shockwave is very big. These shockwaves have a chance of tripping Mario and Luigi.

Clumphs appear to wear a wig; if the Firebrand technique is used against them, the toupee sometimes burns, in which case the Clumphs flee the battle.

The Protobatter and Pwallops from *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* have similar attacks to Clumphs.

In *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions*, Clumphs now take critical damage from Mario's Firebrand attacks, especially the Fire Bros. attack. Clumphs also appear as enemies in *Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser*. They are Melee troopers, and they have high amounts of POW. Their special skill is Whomping Wallop, which causes them to strike the ground with their clubs, damaging all enemies on the ground behind the area where the club struck the ground.
Chinese White Dolphin

The **Chinese White Dolphin** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Chinese White Dolphin is a Friend that that debuted in the original Kemono Friends mobile game. She has since appeared in the mobile games Kemono Friends Pavilion, Kemono Friends Festival, and Kemono Friends 3.

Chinese White Dolphin has short pink hair, which fades into white, and then finally a bright orange, yellow in-between. It is tied into pigtails by two white strings, and there's a small black dot slightly below the middle fin, on top of her head. It represents the blowhole of a dolphin. She has black irides, a white sailor uniform with pinkish-red sleeve endings and a collar. It has a red tie with two white bands and a white anchor symbol, the eye of which twists into the Kemono Friends symbol. She also wears a red choker.

She wears a light pink frilled undershirt, the collar of which can be seen underneath her sailor uniform, and the frills of which pop out from underneath it. She also wears red ankle straps and red mary janes tied into small ribbons. Like all Friends, she has traits of the animal species she belonged to, namely, three fins - one that pops out at the top of her head, and two on the side - and a large tail, both belonging to that of a real Chinese white dolphin.

The Chinese white dolphin is a variety of the Indo-Pacific Humpbacked Dolphin, although some consider it a subspecies of the latter. It is a species of dolphin characterized by the pink color of the skin that some individuals may have. The first time it was seen dates back to the seventeenth century. It is distributed only in waters of the Indian and Pacific Ocean, from northern Australia to eastern China as well as in the Indo-Malayan archipelago, the Bay of Bengal and the Gulf of Thailand. The plumbea type is found on the coasts of the Indian Ocean while the chinensis is mainly in the Pacific. They prefer to inhabit warm and temperate waters with temperatures above 15° C and an average depth of 20 meters. They live on or near open coasts, bays, estuaries, mangroves, sandbanks, reefs, coastal lagoons, and river mouths.
Chincho

**Chincho** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Super Mario Odyssey*. Chinchos are undead enemies encountered in *Super Mario Odyssey*; they can be found in the Sand Kingdom, Wooded Kingdom, Seaside Kingdom, Ruined Kingdom, and Mushroom Kingdom. They are short, mummy-type enemies, with a skull for a head and their eyes in the shape of stars; as such, they are undead dark purple Tostarenans, as proven by their Japanese name, despite Tostarenans already being skeletal. They appear mainly in dark areas such as sub-areas, so they generally are not present during the daytime. They appear by rising out from the ground, usually in large groups. To defeat them, Mario must jump on them; if they only receive a hit from Cappy, they are stunned for a short time and quickly heal the damage. They can also be defeated if charged at while riding Jaxi, or capturing a Chargin' Chuck.

They also appear in the Knucklotec rematch in the Mushroom Kingdom. They appear from the ground when Knucklotec launches his fist at Mario. After Knucklotec is defeated, Chinchos can be found in the Deepest Underground. Among them is a glowing Chincho. Defeating the glowing Chincho will give Mario a Power Moon.

The name Chincho may be a play on 提灯 *chōchin*, the Japanese word for lantern.

In the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack in *Minecraft*, Drowned are replaced by Chinchos.
Coalossal

**Coalossal** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Pokémon Sword & Shield*. Coalossal is a Coal Pokémon.

It's usually peaceful, but the vandalism of mines enrages it. Offenders will be incinerated with flames that reach 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit. While it's engaged in battle, its mountain of coal will burn bright red, sending sparks that scorch the surrounding area.

Its body is a colossal stove. With Gigantamax energy stoking the fire, this Pokémon's flame burns hotter than 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit. When Galar was hit by a harsh cold wave, this Pokémon served as a giant heating stove and saved many lives.

Coalossal is a Pokémon which resembles a massive goliath with a body of coal atop it. It has a large, coal-black body, with two legs and a pair of stubby arms, alongside two massive spikes atop its shoulders. It bears a head consisting of a pair of eyes and a mouth, atop which it carries a large amount of heated coal.

Despite its large and tough look, Coalossal has a peaceful disposition, but becomes enraged if the coal mines it lives in are vandalized, incinerating those who invade its territory with flames as hot as 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit (1,500 degrees Celsius). In battle, the coal on its head will burn bright red and radiate heat that sends sparks flying, scorching their surroundings.

As Gigantamax Coalossal, it becomes considerably larger, and the mountain of coal expands, with three red clouds surrounding its summit. Its physique is largely similar to its original form, but the spikes on its shoulders have split into two each, and its front now features three open spots, which expose intense heat radiating from its body, and it resembles a stove oven. Its fire can burn even hotter than 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit (2,000 degrees Celsius) and its shoulders temperature is over 2,000 kelvin. Some say that it served as a massive heat stove when Galar was struck by a harsh cold wave, saving many people in doing so.

## Powers and Abilities

Coalossal is the only known Pokémon capable of using the move Tar Shot and the exclusive G-Max Move G-Max Volcalith.
Clawgore

**Clawgore** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Clawgore was a microorganism unlikely to thrive in the harsh conditions of the Void of Abominations until the Curse of the Cosmos flew in, dumping all the Astronite it was carrying and showering Clawgore with it. He transformed from an insignificant specimen into everything the entire galaxy should be afraid of.

Clawgore is a mediocre Dark Attacker with low raw dmg values and access to Life Steal, Bleeding, Vulnerable, Nightmares, Self Life Regen, and both Special element damaging skills as well as a terrible Earth damaging skill. Claw is, to put it lightly, pretty god awful for an Attacker. It's been a decent bit since we got a proper awful sustaining Attacker like Claw. His raw dmg output only hits for a max of Single 55 and AoE 30. His AoE Nightmares and Vulnerable setup skill doesn't deal any dmg as it's only a setup, which is a shame as it's his only setup to boost his dmg a bit. Otherwise he has no other boosts. Relying solely on his low raw dmg and his Life Steals to outlast the match while setting up Bleed as his access to Nightmares is only in that one Vulnerable setup skill. He does however have many Special damaging skills which means much of his dmg is neutral to all enemies he could be fighting. It's a shame his only other elemental damaging skill, his AoE 15 Earth skill, is so low in power, it could have added more coverage for him, which Clawgore really needs all the tools he can get. Speaking of AoEs his only decent AoE is his AoE 30, every other AoE he has is just too low in power to justify using. His trait sucks so bad, Abomination is neat but the effects it blocks out aren't particularly meta right now, and then his Precision can help him to setup his effects but that's about it, it's still a pretty bad trait at the end of the day. His Relic Slots are nice, plenty of great options are available in both Trap and Mask right now. Overall Clawgore is just another mediocre Sustaining Attacker and nothing much else to say. Avoid using him in PvP and Team Wars unless you don't have any other Mythic options.
Chester

**Chester** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Chester is an enemy disguised as a Treasure Chest that appears in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Inside the chest (on which its name is a pun) is its body, which resembles a tan Ameboid. It is one of the various enemies Magikoopa creates and can be found behind one of the six doors in Bowser's Keep.

Chester is the most powerful member of the Pandorite family, sporting the highest stats in all areas, although despite its attack stat being among the highest of all enemies at 220, Chester uses only magic. It also shares Ameboid's immunity to all elemental attacks and status effects except Jump, which it is weak to. It follows a predictable attack pattern: its first action in battle is to summon a Bahamutt, followed by using Sandstorm in its next turn, and then either Mega Recover to heal or Flame Wall to damage the party. The odds of each is 2/3 in favor of Mega Recover, and 1/3 in favor of Flame Wall. Chester's pattern then restarts. If the previous Bahamutt is defeated, however, it creates another Bahamutt. It may also use Flame Stone to inflict Fire damage to one character.

A friendly Chester can be found on the upper room inside Monstermama's house in Monstro Town. It tells Mario how many invisible chests (or "Surprise Boxes" as it refers to them) that remain yet to be discovered; collecting them all prompts it to say, "Wow, you found them all."
Cog Changer

**Cog Changer** appeared in 1996 TV series finale called *Power Rangers Zeo*. Cog Changer was a robot monster used by the Machine Empire to access Zeo technology. He was capable of replacing the cogs on the Zeo Jet Cycles with evil ones that would cause the Rangers to lose control of the cycles. As such, the Zeo Cycles ended up getting destroyed. He also piloted the Zeo Megazord after knocking it out of the Rangers' control. He later fused with Impursonator.
Cobragator

The **Cobragator** appeared in the movie of the same name. A genetic hybrid between an unknown species of cobra and an alligator, this creature is a large serpent with a crocodile-like head. Its hood is lined with spines, as with the length of its body. On the end of its tail are sharp spines that it uses to spear prey.
Closet Monster

The **Closet Monster** appeared in the 1986 movie called *Monster in the Closet*. It's a kind of creature that lives in anyone's closet just to grab someone away from the room so it can have a bite to eat, or it just lives in there for the time being.

## Appearance

A yellowish green maggot like creature with a ape like head, hunched shoulders, 2 bent claws, a slug like tail, small peg like spikes and a massive hole of a mouth lined with pointed teeth.
Clawtron

**Clawtron** appeared in 2020 TV series called *Power Rangers Beast Morphers*. Clawtron is a beetle-themed Robotron in Power Rangers Beast Morphers Season 2.

Unlike previous Robotrons, Clawtron was not created from an object and was instead made from the same machine Blaze and Roxy are always resurrected through.This was because Roxy was able to steal beetle DNA from Nate and Steel during an ambush and Scrozzle infused it with Robotron data. Roxy then infused herself with flower DNA and accompanied Clawtron to Earth, both having the mission to destroy the Rangers at all costs.

Clawtron attacked a cafe where the Rangers confronted him but were shocked by Roxy's new appearance. They tried to morph but were unable to because the teleportation system for their weapons and Morphers was busted so they had to fight unmorphed but both Roxy and Clawtron easily overwhelmed them. However, before they could kill the Rangers, Nate arrived on Cruise with their weapons and they were able to morph. Before they could fight though, Commander Shaw contacted Devon and informed him that a Gigadrone was approaching. Steel left to fight it so the other four went into battle where he fought Devon one on one. He managed to knock Devon on the ground but he managed to avoid being impaled and Nate intervened with his Striker Saber before he could attack again, knocking back the Robotron. He arrogantly proclaimed that the Rangers would never defeat him but Cruise gave Devon his Beast-X Visor and he changed into Beast-X Mode. Clawtron was then killed by a combination of the Beast-X Cheetah Charge and Nate's Striker Beast Slash (with Nate mounted on Devon's Cheetah Mode-esque form which tore through the Robotron whilst hit Clawtron with the Striker Beast Slash).

Clawtron is a brutish thug, kicking and throwing chairs without a care in the world and mauling the Rangers.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength:**Clawtron is shown to be incredibly strong, being able to throw Devon aside and send Ravi and Steel flying with a single swing.
* **Durability:**Clawtron was shot in the chest by a Beast-X Blast when Nate arrived but was unharmed despite being thrown to the ground.
* **Teleportation:**Clawtron can teleport in a similar way to Roxy but his energy swirls are gold instead of purple.

### Arsenal

* **Pincer Claw:**Clawtron has a large pincer-like claw in place of a right hand which he can use for battle.

## See Also

* Clawdrone
* Kuwagataloid
Cleftor

**Cleftor** appeared in 2004 videogame called *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*. Cleftor is a Hyper Bald Cleft who fights in the Glitz Pit in *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*. He is a member of the Punk Rocks, also known as the "Green Torture Squad," in the minor league division. Initially, Cleftor shows little respect for Mario. After Mario defeats him, Cleftor begins to respect the mustached warrior. Also, according to Goombella, he is a nice guy at heart, but dislikes Mario's mustache. Cleftor appears to like King K, as Master Crash claimed to have found him crying in a locker when King K vanished despite Cleftor's denial.
Clipeum

**Clipeum** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Monster Legends*. With all the movements in the Underworld and Evil Legions, the Good Legions are working very hard to reinforce their ranks. That's how they've come up with the finest piece of what you could call divine technology! Clipeum has been designed by the angels to protect and support heavenly warriors.

Clipeum is a wonderful Light tank that boasts a great trait, being the second released legendary with permanent taunt. In addition to that, he also boasts Celestial, granting him an immunity to both Stun & Bleed, which isn't all too impressive, but it's a coverup for some of the possible denial he'll soak up. Aside from his traits, he boasts the 3rd highest in-game life stat for a legendary, only topped off by Sergeant Hull Head & our beloved MegaTaunt duo Mephisto & Dunn Ra, who both share a life stat of 46,446. For relics, well, they're simply ideal, both Shield & Armor adding value to protecting his already massive life, thus your allies & keeping him going for longer, as well as possibly recharging him when the stamina denial relics take him low, per example with a Nebotus' Armor. Moving on for his skills, he possesses a self MegaTaunt skill that applies daze to your enemies, which doesn't appear as much considering it offers him no support, but it has a staggeringly low cooldown of just 1 turn. Alongside this, he can apply self Damage Mirror with Dark Hater, allowing the damage he reflects to be tripled in value. Another skill that stands out would be Caritas, applying Team Evasion & Precision, but sadly removes all positive effects from itself, including the MegaTaunt he would've potentially set up. Typically, you wouldn't run this skill anyway as his likely allies are 2 DA monsters, but if they're not, it's a form of added protection. He can also single-target NER 1 ally, give it Stamina Regeneration & gain another turn himself, give every ally 50% of their stamina back for free, except for the hefty 4CD, dish out an AoE 30 light damage with additional sunburn, gain a 25% shield for support or have a 50% chance to apply 2 control skills to an enemy. Overall, the second taunt monster to ever come out sure wasn't a disappointing one.
Chameliacon

**Chameliacon** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Power Rangers Time Force*. Chameliacon is a chameleon mutant. Ransik sends Nadira with Chameliacon to have some fun. He can create a tongue-like energy whip. After the other Rangers ruined Nadira's date with Lucas Kendall, Ransik sent Chameliacon out again and gave him orders to destroy Lucas. He was taken down by Lucas with the Shadow Force Megazord Mode Blue's **Time Target** attack.

In "Shadow" Pt. 1, "Shadow" Pt. 2, and "Boom", an alien that looks like Chameliacon was seen as a customer at Piggy's restaurant.

Mutant Seal Patch Location: Left Thigh.
Chill

**Chill** is a former Ice Kingdom guard who is one of the new Skylanders in *Skylanders: Giants*. Her Series 2 counterpart is called **Blizzard Chill**. As captain of the Queen's guard, Chill was once the most feared and respected of all the people in the Ice Kingdom. She is a proud, noble warrior - but not afraid to play dirty. Chill was the sworn guardian and personal protector of the Snow Queen. As captain of the queen's guard, her many heroic deeds earned her the respect of the entire ice kingdom. But when the Cyclops army began to expand their empire into the northern realms, the Snow Queen was taken prisoner during her watch and Chill has never forgiven herself for letting it happen. Ashamed and embarrassed, she left the Ice Kingdom behind and sworn never to return until she could reclaim her honor. Now as a member of the Skylanders, she remains courageous and strong, while always on the lookout for her lost queen.
Changing Color Beast Gameleorda

**Changing Color Beast Gameleorda** appeared in 1996 TV series called *B-Fighter Kabuto*. Changing Color Beast Gameleorda (変色獣ガメレオーダ *Henshokujū Gamereōda*?) is a monster in *B-Fighter Kabuto*.

Born from a chameleon fossil. He was killed by Tentou.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Camouflage**: Gameleorda can blend in with his surroundings to fool his enemies.

### Weaknesses

* **Shamisen**: Gameleorda is sensitive to the melody from a shamisen and it messes with his camouflage ability.
Chouda

**Chouda** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Juken Sentai Gekiranger*. Chouda is a Beast-Man of Rinjuken Akugata.

A **Confrontation Beast Ostrich-Fist** (臨獣オーストリッチ拳 *Rinjū Ōsutoritchiken*) user subservient to Kata. His fighting style emulates the ostrich's fast speeds, using his abilities to cause massive property damage. Chouda battles GekiRed, GekiYellow, and GekiViolet by himself, faking his true abilities until the gang realized too late after he knocked Mele away for her interference, until he is defeated by a team attack between GekiViolet, Super GekiRed, and Super GekiYellow in an attempt to quickly take him out. He then enlarges and battles GekiTohja Wolf, overpowering it until GekiGazelle arrives. The gang form GekiBatFire and with GekiTohja Wolf destroys Chouda.

However, seconds before he dies, Chouda creates an egg that burrows underground and eventually hatches into a new Chouda, having a more serious persona and greater power. Furthermore, because of the attacks his predecessor took, the new Chouda is immune to the attacks of GekiRed, GekiYellow, GekiBlue, and GekiViolet. However, GekiChopper is the exception, able to defeat the Beast-Man with the Super Gekirangers and GekiViolet. But Chouda enlarges and battles GekiFire, who destroys him for good.

The original Chouda has a strange personality, acting like a coward and being rather talkative but still showing his power as he grows more powerful with each attack taken from the Gekiranger. However the second Chouda, after being transferred all of the original's knowledge as it is created from an egg, is much more serious and down to business in dealing with the Gekiranger.

## Powers and Abilities

**Ostrich Ringi**

* **Brain Heaven Running** (脳天駆 *Nōtenku*)
* **Dark Dragon Wave: Heavenly Overflow** (黒竜波・天空溢 *Kokuryūha Tenkūitsu*)
* **Reckless Driving Foot** (暴走足, *Bōsōsoku*)
* **Absorbing Reception Force** (受吸力 *Jukyūryoku*): A special Ringi that allows Chouda to have himself attacked on purpose and build a defense for it, making him stronger. The Ringi's effects can be passed on to future incarnations.
* **Shift Confrontation Ki** (転臨気 *Ten Rinki*): A resurrection Ringi that allows Chouda to place all of his Confrontation Ki into an egg before he is destroyed. The egg later hatches into a new stronger version of Chouda.
Chimera (Kingdom Hearts)

The **Chimera** appeared in 2002 videogame called *Kingdom Hearts Final Mix*. The Chimera is an Emblem Heartless that is found in *Kingdom Hearts Final Mix*.

The Chimera is a peculiar creature that seems to be made of various random materials. Its torso, which bears its large Heartless emblem, is made of strips of grey and light grey metal. Its hips, which are connected to the torso by a thin, red, chain-like piece, are very small, and are made of the same material as the torso. Its legs are very thin and have the same material as the torso, and its feet are two small jars filled with a murky, green liquid. Its left arm is very large, almost reaches the floor, is made of the same material as its torso, and ends in a metal, four-fingered hand.

The Chimera's right arm is shorter and is comprised of bellows-style segments alternating color from pale yellow to light blue. Its hand is an odd, red contraption with yellow joints that ends in a large, silver, pincer-like appendage. Its head is a massive jar filled with the same murky, green liquid as the feet along with three spherical heads. One head is orange and resembles a smiling jack o' lantern, the second is white and seems to be frowning, and the third is pale blue with angular, spiral eyes. Around its neck, the Chimera wears a black collar with red spikes.

In genetics, a Chimera is a single organism that has multiple and distinct cell populations; simply put, it is a creature made of multiple creatures.
Cherrim

**Cherrim** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Cherrim is a Blossom Pokémon. Cherrim keeps its petals folded around itself except in bright sunshine. When the weather is nice, its bloom opens wide to absorb as much sunlight as it can.

When Cherrim is closed up it looks like, a bud of a tulip, but when it opens up it look like a flower of a cherry tree.
Cheetah

The **Cheetah** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Cheetah is a type of Felid Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Cheetah has long straight hair that reaches at least the knees with parts of it shaped like hooks which run down the nose to the mouth, resembling to the pronounced tear streaks of the animal. Her ears are marked by black patches on the back, whereas her front fringe is marked by small black stripes. She wears a white sleeveless shirt. Similar to the coat of the cheetah, her long gloves, her thigh-high socks, her short circular skirt, her boots and her tie are covered with solid black spots. She bears the cheetah's tail which ends in a bushy white tuft.

The Cheetah, while smaller than the Lion, is taller than the Leopard. It's yellow tan/grey fur is dotted with an extensive amount of spots. However, unlike other larger cats like the Lion, Tiger, and Leopard, the Cheetah is a diurnal predator. It's physical shape is also noticeably different from the more powerful cats, with the Cheetah having a lean, slender body frame.

The Cheetah is the only large cat aside from the lion which has the tendency to mingle and hunt in social groups. The exception to this is females, which may prefer to remain solitary. Despite the social tendencies of the male cheetahs, adult males are also very territorial. Due to this, many groups are formed around cheetahs whom come from the same litter or the same mother. For litters of only one cheetah juvenile, several juveniles of the same status (all having no siblings) may join together to form a group.

Male coalitions also will establish territories, and mark various inanimate objects such as trees or rocks. Fighting between male groups can occur, but is rarely lethal. Combat is more designed for one group to gain an advantage in a breeding ground for the females. Female cheetahs, on the other hand, are not territorial. Unlike the lion and tiger, the cheetah is unable to roar. Instead, it purrs.

In terms of its diet, the Cheetah is a carnivore, whose prey includes but is not limited to : kudus, hartebeests, antelopes, wildebeests, and waterbucks. In some cases, cheetahs can even giraffes. Cheetahs are not the dominant hunters, they will back down due to various factors, which can either be the presence of oppressive heat, or the activity or other predators, such as Lions or Hyenas.