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Delacion

**Delacion** appeared in 2003 movie called *Ultraman Cosmos vs. Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle*. Delacion (デラシオン *Derashion*) is a being who served as the main antagonist of *Ultraman Cosmos vs. Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle*. An entity who serves as a cosmic judge, Delacion has prophesied the emergence of many threats to the universe's stability. However, when it deduced that humans would become the next threat to interstellar peace, Delacion was put at odds with Cosmos, and sent the Glokers and Ultraman Justice, to attack Earth to eliminate humans as a threat.

Respected as the judge of the universe, Delacion is an existence dedicated to Universal Peace through the concept of Universal Justice. For this reason, it aligned with Ultraman Justice in trying to fight chaos in the universe.

Delacion gave a prophecy about the monster Sandros two thousand years prior to its rampage across space. It sent Justice to exterminate the threat who also receives aid from Cosmos.

Later, Delacion predicted that humans would become the next great threat to interstellar peace. Sending the Glokers, they rampaged across Japan, making sure not to let a single human leave Earth with Justice destroying Cosmos for interfering. However, the red Ultra later had a change of heart and rebelled against Delacion. As he was assisted by a revived Cosmos, Justice destroyed all of Delacion's forces stationed on Earth. When Giga Endra appeared and tried to destroy the Earth's life, Cosmos and Justice fused into Ultraman Legend and successfully destroy the doomsday weapon. Delacion appeared again, and trusting the Ultras, they changed their view towards humanity while leaving them unharmed.

Though unseen, Delacion dispatched Cosmos and Justice on a mission to assist Ultraman Neos, Ultraseven 21 and Ultraman 80 in fighting Leugocyte and Gymaira. As Cosmos and Justice touched down and spoke with 80, they informed him that Delacion had requested they follow an unusual energy reading from their universe, eventually ending up at the location of Leugocyte.

Though unseen, Delacion ordered Ultraman Justice to deliver a message to Queen Izana but he was met by Sora and Ultraman Ribut themselves. It was mentioned by Justice to inform that it decided Absolute Tartarus as a threat and wished the Ultra to cooperate with Land of Light and Galaxy Rescue Force.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Prophecy**: Delacion is known as being able to see into the future and determine what species will become a threat to universal peace.
* **Glokers/Giga Endra**: Delacion has total control over the Gloker Army and the doomsday weapon Giga Endra.
* **Infini Over**: Delacion's true appearance is perpetually obscured by an aura of light that surrounds it. What additional powers this aura has is unknown.
Efreet King

**Efreet King** appeared in season 2 of 2012 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Efreet King is a powerful fire-based djinn Titan resembling a horned demon and is Kiel's strongest Titan.

Kiel barely managed to summon this Titan after Sophie Casterwill had defeated him. Efreet King defeated Mythras by using fire from its eyes. If Lok Lambert and Powerbonded Kipperin had not distracted it, this Titan would likely have killed the battle-worn Sophie. Lok defeated Efreet King only with the aid of the Willblade and a spirit-like form of Pendragon, summoned as the Casterwill family performed an ancient ritual from within the stronghold in the cave.

## Powers and Abilities

Like Kiel's other fire-based Titans, Efreet King can shoot fire from its mouth and eyes. It is powerful enough to defeat even a Legendary Titan, Mythras. Efreet King has also a strong defense and is even able to remain unscathed when he was attacked with the Willblade.
Elekinta

**Elekinta** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Gekisou Sentai Carranger*. Elekinta (エレキンタ *Erekinta*): A legendary electrical space biker who was summoned by Deputy Leader Zelmoda in his attempt to break the speed limit to gain an unstoppable power while assisted by a fuel booster Minoru Uesugi sold him. Unknowing of the summoning ritual (believing that the power was merely going to turn Zemolda into a super-warrior), the initial attempt summoned lightning from the heaven, which proved to be feared by both Zemolda and Green Racer. However after completing the ritual by overcoming his electric fear, Zemolda ended up summoning Elekinta as this "legendary power". Minoru ultimately stops both Elektina and Zemolda after eating grilled unagi (electric eel), supercharging him to the point of breaking his fear. Though he was able to grow large using the electric current of both bikes, he was killed by RV Robo & Sirender.

## Arsenals

His ability allows for him to utilize electricity for strong damage, as well as upgrade the bike that summoned him into an opposite charge for powerful duel attacks.
Ewwnicorn

The **Ewwnicorn** appeared in 1995 videogame called *Dragon Quest VI*. Eewnicorns are pallid parodies of traditional unicorns, sporting teal, ghostly eyes and fiery manes. Their golden hooves match their horns. Sometimes they spend turns trying to shove enemies out of the area, sending them right back to the wagon and put of action. They use healing magic to help keep themselves healthy.
Equus Noctis

**Equus Noctis** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Kamen Rider Agito*. Equus Noctis (エクウス・ノクティス *Ekūsu Nokutisu*, 11 & 12): A black-skinned Lord with red mane and cape, his killing attracts the attention of the police. He wore armor capable of punching through humans and mummify them upon penetration. Noctis later attacks a woman baring the unborn child of his previous victim. Makoto Hikawa manages to save her by luring the Lord away while fighting for his own life, But Toru Hojo arrives in the G3 and battles the Lord in vain until Agito shows up. With Dies'assistance, Noctis escapes and later returns to finish the job, But Agito intervenes and kills Noctis with his Rider Kick.

Equus Noctis's destruction at the hands of Agito (as seen in *The Crash in the Lake!*) was shown in a recollection by Amadum as he explained the nature of his world as a paradise for monsters destroyed by the Kamen Riders.
Eruptor

**Eruptor** is a lava monster Skylander in *Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure*. His Series 3 counterpart is called **Lava Barf Eruptor**.

In *Skylanders: SuperChargers*, Eruptor is redesigned as a SuperCharger named Lava Lance Eruptor. Eruptor is a hot head with a strong dislike for anything evil, so whenever something bad threatens his world, he quickly erupts... quite literally. When he isn't getting angry at the forces of Kaos, he's blowing a fuse and exploding with rage about smaller things, such as creaky floorboards and people not covering their mouths when they cough. With his hot temper, Eruptor never shies away from speaking his mind. He also has a case of indigestion, prone to burping up a pool of molten lava whenever he feels nauseous, nervous or startled. A flaming force of nature, Eruptor still blows his top from time to time. He doesn't suffer fools gladly, but tries to keep his fiery temper in check.

In *Skylanders: Imaginators*, Eruptor is portrayed as a nervous lava monster who is afraid of a lot of things, such as bugs and Rats. Eruptor is a force of nature, hailing from a species that lived deep in the underground of a floating volcanic island until a massive eruption launched their entire civilization to the surface. He's a complete hot head -- steaming, fuming, and quite literally erupting over almost anything. To help control his temper, he likes to relax in lava pools, particularly because there are no crowds.
Elephant Undead

The **Elephant Undead** appeared in 2004 TV series called *Kamen Rider Blade*. The Elephant Undead (エレファントアンデッド *Erefanto Andeddo*) has a human form named **Daichi** (大地 *Daichi*) who's the Category Jack of Clubs Undead.

An Undead who though pacifistic, has enormous physical strength which is also evident while he's in human form.

He can be usually found sunbathing near a pool, as he wants to lie low until the battle fight is near its end, thus he being the winner by taking out the victor in a sneak attack. He saw it pointless to fight an enemy unless he knew the limits of the opponent's ability, deciding to make his move in the confusion. This results with the Elephant Undead being the first to be sealed by Blade in his Jack Form. He was then unsealed by Leangle who requested his help in fighting the Kerberos Undead, but was defeated and resealed by it.

In the World of Blade, the Elephant Undead was destroyed by Decade using *Kamen Ride: Ryuki's* Strike Vent.

The Elephant Undead, among many other revived monsters, was part of the Dai-Shocker army in the World of Decade that was fought and wiped out by a gathering of 25 Kamen Riders.
Fightreer

**Fightreer** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. General Alces once said: I would trust my Fightreer with my life. Every creature in his forest feels the same, because they all know Fightreer protects them ferociously: He carries two axes he stole from a logging company as a reminder not to mess with him.

Fightreer is an example of an outdated monster. Poor stats, awful trait, not that much use. He can sustain himself with Precision, Damage Boost, and healing, with some heavy hitting moves, and Poison alongside Bleed. However, you shouldn't take Alces' word on trusting Fightreer with your life, as you'll fully regret it.
Dereputa of the Meteor

**Dereputa of the Meteor** appeared in 2010 TV series called *Tensou Sentai Goseiger*. Dereputa of the Meteor (流星のデレプタ *Ryūsei no Dereputa*) is a **Zutinmanian**(ズティンマ星人  *Zutinma Seijin*) who is the combat commander of Warstar and one of Great King Mons Drake's top commanders, following a warrior's code.

His signature attack is **Meteor Bullet**(流星弾 *Ryūseidan*), using his bladed forearms to unleash an energy blast.

He was the one who destroyed Heaven's Tower when Warstar began its invasion on Earth. After doing so, he is immediately attacked by Gosei Red. After severely injuring his forearm in their initial confrontation, Dereputa becomes his nemesis for the rest of Warstar's attack. In his first encounter with all five Goseigers, he reveals Warstar and it's leader before leaving.

Later, he would use his own monster, Hidou, to distract Gosei Pink, Black, Yellow, and Blue while he himself fights Gosei Red. While he initially gained the upper hand the first time, he ends up being caught off guard by Gosei Red in their next fight. Dereputa retreats while Hidou fails and is destroyed by Landick Gosei Great.

When Mons Drake pushes his plans to use the Gravity Fall against Earth forward, Dereputa sets up the area for it and unleashes the dark matter in Mons Drake's body to perform. The Goseigers however, manage to stop the ceremony by sealing Mons Drakes powers while defeating Dereputa with the Gosei Dynamic. Though enlarged by the Bibi Bugs per his demands, He is seemingly destroyed by Hyper Gosei Great. This would devastate Mons Drake and would push him off the deep end when his plans to have Buredoran avenge him and later have Targate replace him both fail. The resulting final plan afterwards would result in the end of Warstar.

However, discarding his breastplate with a scar on his chest from the attack, Dereputa came to the realization of acting on his own to prove his superiority. After Mons Drake's demise, Dereputa resurfaces to settle things with Gosei Red while attacking his teammates to lure him into battle and to ensure no interference. He and Gosei Red would soon duel one-on-one with the other Gosei Angels cheering Alata on. Despite a tough battle, Dereputa ends up being killed by Gosei Red striking him with his Skick Sword. Though finally defeated, Dereputa unknowingly plays a role in the release of the Yuumajuu, as the sealed Erurei Box is unearthed by a meteor shower that Dereputa created to draw Alata out.
Factory Chief

The **Factory Chief** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. The Factory Chief is a purple Ninja who supervises the productive forces of Smithy's Factory in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. He is the strongest supervisor and the second-highest official of Smithy's management staff, below only Smithy himself. He attacks with very strong physical attacks, including Thornet and Funguspike. The Factory Chief also creates the weapon known only as Gunyolk. The Factory Chief and his creation Gunyolk are the last obstacles before Mario and his allies can challenge the main antagonist of the game, Smithy.
Dumbell Bot

The **Dumbell Bot** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Power Rangers RPM*. The Dumbell Bot is one of Venjix's Attack Bots, He is a clown and weight-themed Attack Bot. With the completion of Tenaya 15 and the destruction of Shifter by the Rangers, this new Attack Bot was created to attack the city. He attacked with the Grinders and the Rangers, except for Dillon responded. While the other Rangers fought off the evil army, Dillon kept an eye on thing from above, waiting for Tenaya 15 in hopes of using the Control Key on her to get her back.

The Attack Bot proved to be much more powerful than the Rangers could handle. He had the team down and almost out, but the Black Ranger used the Control Key on the bot, causing him to shut down for a few seconds. This bought the Rangers enough time to combine their weapons and blast the bot.

The bot was then made huge, but he was quickly destroyed with the Road Attack Zord and the Mach Megazord. Unlike the other Attack Bots, the Dumbell Bot is completely silent.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength:**The Dumbell Bot is indeed strong, powerful enough to best all six rangers in battle.
* **Chest Lasers:** The Dumbell Bot can fire red energy lasers from his chest.

### Arsenals

* **Mach Weights:** The Dumbell Bot carries large weights for close melee combat.
Drill Bit

**Drill Bit** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Drill Bit is a minor character built by the Smithy Gang in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. It seems to be related to Jabits, as it is a recolor of them, but it had not entered mass-production by the time of Mario and company's arrival. It is first mentioned late in the game by one of the Manager's Pounders as a new creation that was finished ahead of schedule. An additional role in the final game is acting as one of Smithy's three advisers that appear at the end of his initial fight (alongside an Aero and a Shyster), urging Smithy not to angrily shake the floor for his own sake.

According to the Nintendo Power guide, Drill Bit was originally going to appear as a boss enemy in World 5 - the general location of Land's End. It is theorized that it had a connection with Yaridovich, as the later Machine Made Yaridovich can use a move called Multiplier! in which it splits into four grey Machine Made Drill Bits rather than create a doppelgänger. This is supported by the fact that Drill Bit exists in the game data as a single enemy or a group between the monster values of the Sea area and Land's End, and even says "This is for Yaridovich!" if Mallow uses Psychopath in a hacked battle.
Duskmon

**Duskmon** appeared in 2002 animated TV show called *Digimon Frontier*. Duskmon is a Demon Man Digimon. It possesses power over Darkness which bears the might of AncientSphinxmon. The regret of various extinct species of Digimon and the "Forbidden Data" on the Net transformed into intense dark energy, and coalesced into Duskmon. The dark energy exists in order to oppose the light of holy beings, and the one who possesses power over Light is the flip side of the same coin. It has a thoroughly evil personality, so it is both callous and cruel. It is the possessor of demon lord-like dignity that is overflowing with perfectionism and confidence. It is invincible in battle when wielding its swords, and does not hesitate with its inhuman attacks. It wields its two demonic "Blut Evolution" (Deu: "Blood Evolution") swords. By the way, due to the ability of the three heads and seven eyes on its armor to act on their own as if they were separate creatures, true evil is sealed in them.

## Attacks

* **Deadly Gaze** (*Geist Abend*, Deu: Ghost Evening): Emits shining energy from the eyes all over its body and the mouths on its arms, placing the opponent under hypnosis.
* **Lunar Plasma** (*Eroberung*, Deu: Conquest): Slashes a full moon-like arc with the Blut Evolution, absorbing the opponent's power and making it its own.
* **Gedächtnisstörung** (Deu: Memory Disturbance): Shifts through the memories of its target.
* **Brute Strike** (*Blut Strike*, Deu: Blood Strike): Charges its foe with the "Blut Evolution" swords.
* **Death Gaze**
* **Ghost Move**: Teleports toward its foes.
* **Geist Blade Storm** (*Eroberung Storm*, Deu: Conquest Storm): Slashes the area around it with the power of its "Lunar Plasma" technique.

**Unison Attacks**

* **Chaos Field**: A unison attack with Lobomon.
* **Nega Cave**: A unison attack with Gigasmon.
Electrike

**Electrike** appeared in 2002 video game called *Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire*. Electrike is a Lightning Pokémon. With every step that Electrike takes, friction cause static electricity to build up in its long fur. It runs with impressive speed, emitting a peculiar crackling sound as the static in its coat discharges.

Electrike is a green, canine Pokémon with yellow markings. It has a large head crest with angular, lightning-like markings on the side. Its snout has a yellow blaze, and four fangs are discernible when its mouth is open. It has a yellow stripe down its back. Each of its four legs has a spike, with the ones on its hind legs being longer. It has yellow crescent-shaped paw pads on its front feet, while the pads on its hind feet are circular. It has a small, pointed, yellow-tipped tail.

Using the electric charge found in its fur, Electrike stimulates its leg muscles and runs faster than the human eye can follow. It uses friction from the atmosphere to generate electricity. Because of this, its body gives off showers of sparks in seasons with arid air or before a storm. As shown in the anime, using metal brushes to groom the Electrike will cause the metal to conduct the electrical charge in the fur and subsequently shock the handler. It lives in grassy areas.
Feraligatr

**Feraligatr** appeared in 1999 video game called *Pokémon Gold & Silver*. Feraligatr is a Big Jaw Pokémon. Feraligatr uses its gaping maw as an intimidation tactic. Its powerful legs propel it into a high-speed charge.

Feraligatr is a bulky, bipedal, crocodilian Pokémon with blue scales. It has large, powerful jaws lined with several sharp fangs. Three teeth are visible when its jaws are closed: two in its lower jaw and one in its upper. Its eyes are red with black markings around them and ridges above them and its lower jaw is yellow. There are three red spines on its body, each with three points: one on top of its head, one between its shoulders, and one near the tip of its tail. There are also several groups of large scales on its arms, knees, tail, and waist. Its back is slightly hunched with ridges behind the shoulders and hips. On its lower body is a yellow, V-shaped marking that extends up to its thighs; there is a thin line through the center of the marking. Its arms have five clawed fingers and its feet three clawed toes.

Feraligatr opens its powerful jaws to intimidate its foes and viciously shakes its head once it clamps down on foes or prey. Because it has difficulty supporting its weight out of water, it has been known to move on all fours. However, when hunting or fighting it is agile and fast, due to its powerful hind legs. Feraligatr can rarely be found living near the water’s edge.
Fampirastral

**Fampirastral** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Fampira's going back to Monstelvania and Count Vlad is organizing her Homecoming Ceremony. As a present, he had Necrolicht bring him a piece of Stardust to transform his daughter into a Cosmic monster, thus guaranteeing the future of his family in power. Fampira will become Lady of Monstelvania and receive a new name fit to her Cosmic status: Fampirastral.

Fampirastral is an incredible Dark curser whose main gimmick is to utilize tons of great PER and negative effect skills, including Total Blind to deny when needed. She's got amazing speed and many different forms of PER for all situations. Additionally, she's got two extra turn skills, one of which boasts PER, allowing her to chain many of her skills well. This also allows her to be an Attacker even with the lowest power stat, and a half decent one at that. Her trait is amazing as Control Immunity protects from many deniers and True Vision helps with hitting her plethora of status effects. However, Anticipation can pose a problem and she's weak against NER. Overall, this vampire is a pain in the neck to deal with.
Fire Vellumental

The **Fire Vellumental** appeared in 2020 video game called *Paper Mario: The Origami King*. The Fire Vellumental is a phoenix with fiery feathers and the third Vellumental boss fought in *Paper Mario: The Origami King*. It resides in the Fire Vellumental Cave located in the Scorching Sandpaper Desert. After the Fire Vellumental is defeated, Olivia acquires its Bibliofold and can then transform into the Fire Vellumental and use its abilities while Mario stands on the correct Magic Circles. Its fire abilities can be used to counter specific bosses, such as the Ice Vellumental and the Tape. Before the Fire Vellumental is fought, it lights the oily water around its arena, setting it all alight. Olivia is visibly awestruck by it, even claiming that it would be sad to see it defeated when it loses all its feathers. It is based on the Vermilion Bird.

Mario needs to attack the Fire Vellumental with the Iron Boots when it is alight with flames. When it takes damage, its feathers fall onto the arena and stick in the floor, which cause Mario 8-9 points of damage if he walks past. The Fire Vellumental can attack with Fireball causing around 20-21 damage, and use Molten Feathers to scatter more of its feathers around the arena. It can also use Flamecrower to repeatedly attack Mario for 8-10 damage. Similar to Rubber Band's bands flinging on the arena, the Fire Vellumental's HP is tied to the amount of feathers it has. When the arena becomes cluttered with feathers, the player needs to use the Water Vellumental Magic Circles to extinguish its flames, and make all the spaces safe to travel along. The Fire Vellumental can reignite itself and relight the flames in the arena after a couple of turns.

When the Fire Vellumental's flames are extinguished, it uses Mild Wings to deal around 15 damage. If the 1,000 Fold Arms are used on the Fire Vellumental when it is on fire it takes zero damage. However, if the attack is used when its flames are extinguished but with its HP bar above 25%, the Fire Vellumental takes minimal damage and then will regain all its HP, using Hot Wings to recoup all its lost feathers. The 1,000 Fold Arms are needed to finish off the boss when it gets down to 25% HP, as the arms are needed to pluck out its head feathers.
Finned Snapper

**Finned Snapper** appeared in the 2005 documentary movie called *Alien Planet* and the 1990 literature called *Expedition*. The Finned Snapper is a strange Darwinian predator which uses a special appendage on its back to capture its favorite prey: the flying Jetdarters. It's mostly found in the vicinity of the pocket-forests where Jetdarter hives build their nests.

Although it's a rather large creature (its hunting arm alone is about two meters in length), the Finned Snapper is very lightly-built and tremendously agile. It's also known to form small packs of usually six to eight individuals which hunt together.
Egg Monster

The **Egg Monster** appeared in 1979 TV series called *Battle Fever J*. The Egg Monster (タマゴ怪人 *Tamago Kaijin*) is the thirteenth of Egos' Monsters. He could turn himself into a rooster or egg, had feather darts, and could use a balled staff. Egg Robot also had a balled staff as well as egg bombs a super egg bomb on the head.
Eruka

**Eruka** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Juken Sentai Gekiranger*. Eruka is a Beast-Man of Rinjuken Akugata. A **Confrontation Beast Toad-Fist** (臨獣トード拳 *Rinjū Tōdoken*) user like Maga, Eruka is able to use the same attacks Maga performed. Eruka is the first to fight all three Beast-Fist Armaments of GekiTohja and be destroyed by their Beast-Fist Armament Triangle Attack.

## Powers and Abilities

**Frog Ringi**

* **Mudball Bombs** (泥玉弾 *Deigyokudan*): allows the user to throw his warts as though they were grenades.
* **Oily Body-Armor** (体油包 *Taiyūpao*): allows user to produce a gelatinous liquid from his/her body that congeals into a powerful shield that is impervious to almost all attacks.
* **Super Jump** (超跳躍 *Chō Chōyaku*): Eruka's secret Ringi which allows him to leap several hundreds of meters into the air.
Exo Skeel

**Exo Skeel** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Monster Legends*. This armored alien unit is the jewel in the crown of the Skeel army, and is pure space avant-garde. Its core, made of compressed meteorites, is a nucleus of brutal power.

Exo Skeel is a Thunder attacker with good power and moves to class him in A rank. Main gimmicks include Stun, Daze, and heavy-hitting moves. A good monster for beginners.
Fiery Watch

The **Fiery Watch** appeared in 1981 TV series called *Kamen Rider Super-1*. The Fiery Watch (火焔ウオッチ *Kaen Uotchi*) is a clock-themed monster under Doctor Ghost. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider Super-1's Super Rider Whirlwind Two-step Kick.

## Arsenals

He can manipulate time with the clock on his torso, has bladed arms, can disguise himself as a human, has a long spring for his tongue, and can self destruct in a technique called the **Clock Bomb**.
Firefool

**Firefool** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Firefool was in charge of the entertainment in Barbatos Rex's banquets for a while, but the King of Hell, known for his whimsical taste, soon grew bored of him and kicked him out. Thankfully for Firefool, right at the gates of Hell, Kaih the Sunmelter saw him and thought he'd be a great addition to the Fiery Forces!

Firefool is a pretty great Fire and Earth Support who has some real nasty tricks up his non-existent sleeves. His primary focus is that of PER and NER skills as well as spamming Random Effects. He can apply Random Negative Effects to his enemies, Random Positive Effects to his allies, he can give an Ally a Random Damage Buff which is quite unique, and he can spread Random Tortures to his enemies too. On top of this he also has what is quite possibly his best skill in an Ally Turn Transfer that comes with both NER and a Random Positive Effect, an insanely good skill that you can pair with his Ally Random Dmg Buff + ET skill to fully setup an Ally before TTing to them and demolishing. His main PER skill must also be noted as it's a Single + AoE PER, so it can bypass Dodge Area and/or can be used to Double PER a Single Target in case they're protected by PEP. His Relics are quite good, Banner offering many good Supportive options and Staff offering many good Stamina Regain and Drain options. One of Firefool's best attributes however must be noted in his Trait, as he took some books from Lord Inheritor and Chi Ao Loong, having an overall very similar trait to both of them if combined. Perma Imm to Torture is very very good and heightens Firefool's bulk as he can't be whittled down by DoTs, meaning giving him a single Life rune could make him annoyingly tanky for the battle. Bulwark is also very annoying if you want to try and land any other Negative Effects on him as they now have a 50% chance every time to miss. As for his SCs, AoE Random Elemental Weakness and Torture are both quite nice and can instantly start stacking dmg on his enemies. It should be noted though that his CDs on his best skills can be annoying to deal with, so running Archdruid Sigil to help with those is highly recommended. Overall a very good Support monster who can be a very good asset to many types of Teams out there. His Turn Transfer is also a massive asset for Team Wars which could allow him to assist in 3-coining many types of Defenses based on who you transfer to. Firefool also just so happens to be the first Mythic Fire and Earth element Turn Transfer Support, so keep that in mind as well.
Fireball (Donkey Kong)

The Tiki version of a **Fireball** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. Fireballs are enemies that appear in the Wii game, *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and its 3DS remake *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They are a variant of Tiki Zings drenched in fire, and relatives of Big Zings. Fireballs appear only in the Cliff level, Precarious Plateau. Even though Rambi is able to defeat Tiki Zings, he cannot defeat fireballs. If one of the Kongs make contact with these enemies, they will lose a life immediately. They have seven razor blades and a sinister face. Like their Tiki Zing relatives, fireballs move around, trying to block Donkey Kong's path.
Firdran

**Firdran** appeared in 2023 TV series called *Ultraman Blazar*. Firdran (ファードラン, *Fādoran*) is Ultraman Blazar's companion kaiju with whom he shares a symbiotic relationship. It first appeared in the nineteenth episode of *Ultraman Blazar*.

At a secret test facility in the Space Systems Research Center, the flame-laden kaiju Firdran crossed space-time in response to its master's grave peril at the hands of Brood Gebalga. Once Emi Aobe and her father, Tatsuki Aobe, opened the gates to the facility, Firdran soared into the sky, reducing any Irugos that came its way to ashes. After freeing its master from danger, the kaiju companion turned into the Firdran Stone and granted Blazar the power of the Firdran Armor and the Tilsofird Lancer, which helped him defeat Brood Gebalga and the Irugo infestation.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Incineration**: As its entire body is coated in flames, Firdran was shown to be capable of incinerating numerous Irugos in an instant.
* **Spinning Attack**: Firdran spins and drills straight into the enemy.
* **Firdran Stone** (ファードランストーン, *Fādoran Sutōn*): Firdran can turn into the Firdran Stone that when loaded into the Blazar Brace grants Blazar the power of the Firdran Armor. Additionally, it can fuse with the Tilsonite Sword to form the Tilsofird Lancer.
Fish Bone

**Fish Bone** appeared in 1990 video game called *Super Mario World*. Fish Bones (also known as **Fishbones** and **Wet Bones**) are skeletal, undead versions of Cheep Cheeps which first appear in the game *Super Mario World*. Despite this, they are often larger than living Cheep Cheeps, and have completely different tail fins. In later games, they take on torpedo-like qualities.
Fawful Guy

The **Fawful Guy** appeared in 2009 videogame called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. The Fawful Guys are a variant of Shy Guys that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* and its remake, *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*. They wear orange robes and a green Fawful-like mask. Their profile for *Bowser Jr.'s Journey* states that they willingly defected to Fawful's side. In the 3DS version of *Bowser's Inside Story*, they wear light orange clothes with blue shoes, while in the *Bowser Jr.'s Journey* side mode, they wear dark orange clothes and black shoes similar to the original Nintendo DS game.

Fawful Guys are found in Bowser Path, where Bowser can instantly defeat them in the overworld for coins, and they also appear in battle alongside Magifoofas in Bowser's Castle. A stronger variant, the Dark Fawful Guy, appears later in Peach's Castle.
Fang (Yoshi)

**Fang** appeared in 1995 video game called *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. Fangs, also referred to as **Bats**, are blue bats with red wings that have the same mannerisms as Swoops. Fangs appear in the cave levels of *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*, *Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3*, *Super Princess Peach*, *Yoshi's Island DS*, *Yoshi's New Island*, and *Yoshi's Crafted World*. When Yoshi (or the protagonist of whatever game they are encountered in) gets too close to one, the Fang will fly in his direction from its sleeping position. For unknown reasons, when Fangs fly, they leave a short dashed line behind them. Yoshi can eat Fangs to create Eggs.
Elfriede

**Elfriede** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Elfriede is The Lord's finest piece of ironwork, because of course someone like him wouldn't just make a chair or a gate as a hobby, he made a coffin and he put his heavily corrupted Lutum inside it, to bring it to life. Elfriede fights by The Lord's side and also imprisons his enemies for eternity!

Next up on The Lord's corrupted team is a Supporter. Elfriede is an amazing Supporter who specializes in Shields, Damage Protection and Damage Mirrors. He has 2 of the best Tortures, Curse and Nanovirus, has Metal skills, being coverage, insane health and has a skill that can Insta-Kill any target if the dice are rolled well. He's got a good trait, with Tough being a good umbrella trait, Gravedigger giving some good immunities and a great SC to protect his team. He also has a spammable 100% Shield, so CDA and Stamina drain aren't problems. However, this thing was designed as a Tank, therefore, it's as slow as a brick. He also lacks NER, so PEB and DoTs are a problem. Other than that, The Lord's finest craftwork is a pretty good support and a really interesting monster to use.
Echo

**Echo** is a water dragon who is one of the core Skylanders introduced in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. Echo may seem reserved but she can be fiesty when the time comes for battle. She can be rather noisy, not liking to do things quietly as she is a music lover. Echo lived in an undersea kingdom that was built around an enormous oyster shell, and at its center was the Pearl of Wisdom. Every day water dragons from all around the kingdom would come to ask questions of the Pearl. Because this was a sacred ritual, anyone living near the Pearl were required to speak only in whispers. This was challenging for Echo, who lived directly next to it. She had a gift – and it was loud – and often got her in trouble. One day, a gang of sea horses known as the Aqua Jocks rode into town and claimed the Pearl for themselves. They cast an unbreakable bubble around it and began dragging it away with enormous chains. The nearby water dragons, who had been quiet for so long, were unable to even call for help. Then Echo appeared – and with her loudest sonar blast, she shattered the bubble and blew the sea horses out of the kingdom! Her heroic actions caught the attention of Gill Grunt, who recruited her as a Skylander. Now Echo sounds off against evil all throughout Skylands!
Fakemon

**Fakemon** appeared in 2017 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Fakemon is a Camouflage Appmon. Fakemon draws its design from the jester. It wears a mauve, purple, yellow, and red jester suit, and a half-mauve-half-purple jester hat. This jester however is merely a puppet as its true form is the symbol on the jester's chest with tiny arms. Like most Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attacks

* **Imitation Noise**
* **Crown Mask**
Excavation Ninja Mogudrago

The **Excavation Ninja Mogudrago** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger*. The Excavation Ninja Mogudrago (穴掘り忍者モグドラゴ *Anakutsurinin Mogudorago*): is a robotic mole Chunin, his mastery of "**Space Ninpou: Land-Escape**" made him needed for a task to dig up the Jakanja subway. He was defeated by Hurricane Yellow and Quake Gadget, only be recreated and killed by Senpuujin with the Goat Crusher.
Firefly

**Firefly** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Beware! If you see a bright red bug offering to guide you through the dark areas of the Cardinal Forest, run. Firefly is the mother of five, none of which know how to hunt, so she has to do all the work. She lures clueless victims by offering to get them to the other side of the forest, stuns them, and steals their food.

Firefly is a Fire Controller with True Vision, Stun, MegaStun, and Torture skills.
Flamelar

**Flamelar** appeared in 1993 TV series called *Denkou Choujin Gridman*. Flamelar (フレムラー *Furemurā*) is one of the many computer virus monsters created to fight Gridman in *Denkou Choujin Gridman*, appearing in episodes 7, 8 and 19 as Mecha Flamelar. He was known as **Plexton**in *Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad*, and was described as being "The static charged Megavirus monster".

A dinosaur-like fire virus. Flamelar was sent into Yuka Inoue's microwave to overheat its generator, turning it into a timebomb. With only three minutes left on the microwave's timer, Gridman made haste to stop Flamelar before Yuka can be killed in the explosion. Using the Plasma Sword, Gridman severed Flamelar's tail and head, but Khan Digifier recalled the monster before it could be destroyed. With the Fixer Beam, Gridman cooled the microwave's generator.

Flamerlar returned and this time was sent into Yuka's air conditioner, heating her home at an unbearable temperature. The monster teamed up with Blizzalar to battle Gridman. But it was by turning the two monsters against with each other that Gridman defeated them with his Gridman Sword.

Flamelar was recreated once more, but this time Takeshi placed it in a salon blow dryer to kill a female officer who confiscated his swimsuit magazine. In truth, said book contains sketching of Takeshi's monsters and Khan breath **Mecha Flamelar** (メカフレムラー *Meka Furemurā*) to life for the purpose of killing said female officer and protect/eliminate said sketching. Mecha Flamelar's fire breath was stronger and its armor could emit jets of hot steam. Instead of bad hair days, Mecha Flamelar was overheating the salon's equipment that would eventually kill the customers. Ippei modified the Dragonic Cannon into the Dyna Fighter and blasted missiles at Mecha Flamelar's mouth, destroying its flame power. The monster was destroyed by Gridman's Grid Beam.

Although the salon was brought to normal, Takeshi's secret is safe as his Kaiju sketching fell into the dustbin once a male officer picked it.

## Powers and Abilities

### Original

* **Fireballs**: Flamelar can spit, in rapid succession, fireballs from his mouth.
* **Flames**: Flamelar can spew flames from his mouth.

### Mecha

* **Flames**: Like his original self, Mecha Flamelar can spew deadly stream of fire.
Fenrir

**Fenrir** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Being the son of a demoniac god and a giantess, Fenrir is feared by everyone, even the Norse deities, who know that nothing good can come from this terribly strong creature.

Fenrir has decent stats except for life, good moves with NO cooldowns, making him immune to CDA, and *Rage of Fenrir*, which gives Triple Damage for three turns while Stunning the target for one turn. If used correctly, Fenrir can be a dangerous foe.
Firecatcher

**Firecatcher** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Malairion trained this blazing supervillain personally years ago. He knew she had a talent for crime. The problem was that Firecatcher liked to do things her own way and this disobedience cost her her contract. However, Malairion's project is in danger now, so he's put his ego aside and asked Firecatcher to come back to his team!

Firecatcher is a Fire Curser with Elemental Weaknesses, Debuffs, Torture skills and lot of random Negative effects.
El Dorago

**El Dorago** appeared in 2016 video game called *Yo-kai Watch 3*. El Dorago (Japanese: エルドラゴーン *Erudoragōn*) is a Rank S, Lightning attribute Treasure Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

El Dorago is an anthropomorphic dragon completely golden in color with a few red markings all over his body, his wings resemble branches with blue flames sprouting out of them. Wears golden bracelets and rings on his arms, a golden collar on his neck and golden pads around his waist.

El Dorago can turn objects to gold with his breath or touch.

In the anime, although he is wrathful after being awoken, he seemingly cherishes the bonds of friends and family above material treasures, which compels him to listen to Indiana Jaws' request.
Erder

**Erder** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Erder was a gift from Warmaster Elvira to the citizens of Plithora, who were left without a king after they dethroned Korruptus for turning to black magic. She's an incredible protector, ready to impose justice and order. Whoever tries to bring chaos upon Plithora will have to face her lance!

Erder is a great Thunder tank and attacker. Her trait is great for her role and sustaining, with Taunt and SC: Damage Protection. Not only does she have this as a Status Caster, but she can reapply it as one of her sustaining effects along with Shields and Legendaryphobic Shield. For her role, her relic slots are amazing at sustaining with both Shield and Armor. Additionally, her stats are pretty good with the exception of speed, which isn't surprising as a tank. Although she does have many great tanking features, she's missing NER and while her trait is good, it still leaves her vulnerable to denial. Another one of her biggest drawbacks are her high stamina costs and cooldowns, but either way, she is a monster you shouldn't underestimate.
Expert

**Expert** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Super Mario Bros. Wonder*. The expert is an orange Hoppycat that can jump extremely high found in The Midway Trial: Hop to It in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. The Wonder Flower it drops when it is defeated turns the characters into Hoppycats, though this form is different from the enemy Hoppycats in that it can leap incredibly high into the air, comparable to the expert's jump height.
Deinbaruto of the Morning Star

**Deinbaruto of the Morning Star** appeared in 2010 movie called *Tensou Sentai Goseiger: Epic On The Movie*. Deinbaruto of the Morning Star (明星のデインバルト, *Myōjō no Deinbaruto*) is Gyōten'ō's right-hand man who is one of the last remaining members of Warstar after Mons Drake's destruction. He appears in *Tensou Sentai Goseiger: Epic on the Movie*, destroyed by the female Goseigers. Deinbaruto is named after *Deep Impact* (ディープ・インパクト, *Dīpu Inpakuto*). He is modeled after a stalk-eyed fly.
Flamer

**Flamer** appeared in the 1993 video game called *Kirby´s Adventure*. Flamer is a red, spherical creature with a single black, shining, eyeball lined in white. It has four knobs, usually maroon or a darker color of itself, on its sides to expel fire. While spinning, it sheathes itself in flames and becomes a flaming comet aimed at Kirby, hence the name "Flamer." It can also be colored green, blue, or orange, with a respective color of flames.
Eterna

**Eterna** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch*. Eterna (Japanese: ふじみ御前 Fujimi Gozen) is a Rank S, Drain-attribute Rare Yo-kai of the Eerie tribe. She’s a recolor of Everfore.

Eterna is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Gilgaros.

Eterna has pale-fair skin and large black eyes accented by red makeup to match the mauve diamond on her forehead. She has dark brown hair up in a traditional Japanese style based on an Oiran and is adorned with a single light purple bow and six gold pins. She wears a purple kimono accented by mauve, ivory, and tiny goldenrod flowers. A grass-green obi is tied around her waist with white cloud patterns on it.

As long as she is holding her staff, Eterna is essentially an immortal being, however losing said staff will cause an almost instant transformation into her Grumples form. In the anime, she can turn anyone into babies.
Fire Lion (Monster Legends)

**Fire Lion** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Possessing a mane of white-hot hell fire and more than just a sting in his tail the Fire Lion is a creature of mythic awesomeness! The Fire Lion will make fast work of anyone foolish enough to challenge him.

Fire Lion is one of the four original tutorial monsters that was replaced later on. For a common, this monster has some stats and insane damage output. Definitely choose this as your attacker in Common Team Wars.
Fighterdrone

The **Fighterdrone** appeared in 2019 TV series called *Power Rangers Beast Morphers*. The Fighterdrone is a Beta Model Gigadrone in *Power Rangers Beast Morphers*.

Scrozzle sent Fighterdrone to Earth in an effort to draw the Rangers away from the van containing the three stolen mega-transporters. Devon, Zoey, Nate, and Steel left to deal with it, leaving Ravi to drive the van with the transporters back to Grid Battleforce. The Racer Zord and Striker Megazord fought the Fighterdrone hand-to-hand, while the Chopper Zord provided air support. The Fighterdrone proved extremely durable and shrugged off multiple blasts from the Chopper Zord. It also nearly overwhelmed both the Racer Zord and Striker Megazord, until the Striker Megazord managed to grab the Fighterdrone's arm with its pincers and knock it off balance. The Racer Zord then used Cheetah Hyper Strike to destroy the Fighterdrone.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength**: Single punches from this Fighterdrone were strong enough to knock back the Striker Megazord and even Steel commented that this thing "packs a punch.
* **Durability**: This Fighterdrone had thick skin that was able to shrug off multiple blasts from the Chopper Zord.
* **Headbutt:** This Fighterdrone could use its bulb-shaped head to headbutt its enemies with enough force to knock back the Striker Megazord with one hit.
* **Master Fighter and Hand-to-Hand Combatant**: This Fighterdrone was a master of martial arts and hand-to-hand combat, being able to overwhelm two Megazords easily.

### Arsenals

* **Fists:** This Fighterdrone could use its bare hands to punch its opponents.
Fawful Express

The **Fawful Express** appeared in 2009 videogame called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. The Fawful Express is a giant train with a Fawful face in the game *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* and its enhanced remake, *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*. In the game, Bowser meets up with the Monty Bros. he encountered in the Tunnel who drive the Fawful Express, telling Bowser that they had switched sides and were working for Fawful the entire time. They then drive the train into Bowser, forcing Mario and Luigi to make him giant. After becoming giant, Bowser faces off against the Fawful Express.

The train turns around, and attempts to reach the rickety bridge in 100 "kilomoles". if Bowser does not defeat the train by the time it reaches the bridge, he will fall into the gorge, resulting in a Game Over. The train is too small to be able to punch, so the only way to defeat the train is with Bowser's fire breath. The train makes a certain amount of stops during the chase, during which Bowser has two whole turns to act, and the train having one attack. After Bowser's second turn, it will move to the next station.

The first two stations, the train will unleash small hordes of Choombas, which will charge into Bowser. He must use the stylus to tap on one of the three dots that appear on the screen to squash the Choombas. Occasionally, a Mushroom will appear. After the two stations, the train will reach a small spiky mountain, where it will fire a missile over and at Bowser. Similar to the Tower of Yikk, Bowser must repeatedly tap the mountain to punch it until it crumbles, evading the missile.

The Fawful Express then hides inside a living mountain, called Fawful Mountain, which Bowser must defeat in order to move on with the main battle. The Monty Moles can repair the express while in the mountain, but if Bowser burns the mountain with fire breath, the train inside will lose some health. After the mountain is destroyed, the train flees to another spiky mountain, which Bowser must also destroy.

The final two stations feature an attack where a group of Monty Moles with jetpacks carry bombs. Bowser must time his punch so that he hits the lead mole while the other moles are all aligned, causing all of them to drop their bombs and heavily damage the train. The final station is Grand Central, and Bowser has two more turns to attack before time is up. If he wins, the train explodes, and a chunk of debris defeats the Monty Bros. as well.

In *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*, after defeating the Fawful Express, the Monty Bros. will get out of the train before Bowser tosses it on the bridge, causing the bridge to fall apart and the train to fall into the gorge.