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Bushwhack

**Bushwhack** is a tree elf who is one of the Life Trap Masters in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. Bushwahck has a warrior's heart in a tiny elf body. Size doesn't matter when it comes to his passion for heroism. Born to a race of tree elves who were protectors of the rich Arcadian Timberland, Bushwack was supposed to be a ranger. But being the smallest of his clan, he was sent deep into the woods by the Chieftain to study with Arbo, known for helping the Skylanders rebuild the Core of Light. The tree spirit looked beyond Bushwhack’s size, and seeing that he had the heart of a warrior, taught him many secrets. Arbo even gifted him with an enchanted axe. So when a legion of Lumberjack Trolls invaded the forest and overpowered the elves, it was Bushwhack who set out to stop them. Drawing out the trolls, he used his enchanted axe and knowledge of the forest to capture them and destroy their tree cutting machines. Afterward, Bushwhack not only was made a ranger, but a Skylander. As part of the Trap Team, he now uses his Traptanium axe to whack evil wherever it grows!
Brave Generals Tagsky and Tagsron

**Brave Generals Tagsky and Tagsron** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*.

Brave Generals Tagsky (タグスキー *Taguskī*) and Tagsron (タグスロン *Taguron*) are the "Tag Brothers", two swordsmen. Tagsky wears red and yellow armor and is an expert with the sword while Tagsron wears blue and black armor and is a master of the naginata; both brothers are equipped with a knife. Both brothers fight Metalder together and separately. They first appear in battle in Episode 7 where they attack Metalder together. They demonstrate their combined attack to the Emperor on a repair robot outside the Ghost Bank, destroying it. They are defeated when Metalder tricks them into stabbing each other, causing them to retreat. In Episode 10, they appear again. This time they fight Rhapsody in the Ghost Bank and are non-fatally defeated when he breaks both of their weapons. These two appear in Episode 23, during the Four Army relay race. Tagsron fights Metalder with the Shadow Light Fighters, in Episode 25, and is defeated by Metalder's Metal Tornado Move. Tagsky weeps at learning of his brother's defeat, and then seeks vengeance. Before he can do so, he is defeated after landing on a landmine in Episode 26. The two are shown wearing their armor in the background of the Ghost Bank during Episode 27. These warriors are either different than those seen before or perhaps this episode aired out of order. Although Tagsky is killed earlier, his armor is given to Mai's brainwashed father to wear in Episode 36. Tagsky's armor is scrapped afterwards.
Brutle

**Brutle** appeared in 2016 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 3*. Brutle (Japanese: なまなまはげ *Namanamahage*) is a Rank S, Ice-attribute Rare Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

Brutle evolves from Snartle when fused with a Perilous Pearl.

Brutle is feral and wild. Having lost his sense of direction to his ire, he now finds delight in attacking anything in his path.
Broken Clock

**Broken Clock** appeared in 2020 TV series called *Yo-kai Watch Jam - Yo-kai Academy Y: Close Encounters of the N Kind*. Broken Clock (Japanese: ブロッケンクロック *Burokken Kurokku*) is an Onryo introduced in *Yo-kai Watch Jam - Yo-kai Academy Y: Close Encounters of the N Kind*. Fubuki Himekawa becomes the Yo-kai Hero Clock Lady when she is possessed by Broken Clock.

Broken Clock has another form, **Clock Man** (Japanese: クロックマン *Kurokkuman*), when he was inspirited by a dark energy imbued in a strand of Haruhiko Usumizawa's hair.

In *Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble*, his first form is a Rank SSS Yo-kai of the Charming tribe. His second form is a Rank S Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Broken Clock seems to be an old and small pendulum clock whose appearance reminds those of England, it has a blue flame symbol, it seems to have an eye in the center of the clock and its mouth is where the pendulum should be, it has short limbs . His attack is Time Mirage (Japanese: タイムミラージュ *Taimumirāju*). Broken Clock looks like an ordinary clock except it has the clock face for an eye and his mouth acts like a pendulum.

His Clockman transformation has a great height and is very muscular, his face changes to one similar to that of a clown with swirling cheeks, the model of the pendulum clock also changes to a longer one, he has a crimson shirt, some black suspenders, dark shorts, and white gloves with black rings on the wristbands, and the pendulum is very low.
Bud Budiovitch

**Bud Budiovitch** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Space Goofs*. Bud Budiovitch (Born in February 3rd 1977, age 42) was a 20-year-old orange skinned alien plus the coach potato of the aliens. He was voiced by Jeff Bennett in Season 1 and Louis Garneau in Season 2, plus the Season 1 episode, *The Pro*.
Brick Bazooka

**Brick Bazooka** appeared in 1998 movie called *Small Soldiers*. Brick Bazooka was an artillery expert and the youngest member of the Commando Elite in *Small Soldiers*.

He was voiced by the late George Kennedy.

He has a very up-lifted and excited attitude about being in the Commando Elite. He will do anything he can to assist his men with the ammo they need to destroy any Gorgonite they capture. Assisting his fellow commandos with extra ammunition is his primary objective.

Brick Bazooka was created by Larry Benson who was toy creator of company called Heartland Playsystems and then bought out from Global Tech. Industries. His partner's name was Irwin Wayfair (the creator of the Gorgonites).

Brick Bazooka took part in many missions that were taken to destroy the Gorgonites.
Bottle Shadow

**Bottle Shadow** appeared in 2014 TV series called *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. Bottle Shadow (ボトルシャドー *Botoru Shadō*) is a Shadow Monster that appears in Episode 29 of *Ressha Sentai ToQger*. One of Baron Nero's closest confidants who he trusts in hunting down those who betray the Shadow Line. Akira is attacked by Bottle Shadow, but is saved by General Schwarz who has come to seek the ToQgers aid in taking down Emperor Z for betraying him. Though it later turned out that General Schwarz used them to obtain the Drill Ressha with ToQ 1gou attempting to get it back, Hyper ToQ 4gou and the other main ToQgers destroy Bottle Shadow with ToQ-Oh.

## Arsenals

* **Corkscrew Opener** **sword** (コルクスクリュー系オープナー剣 *Korukusukuryū-kei Ōpunā Ken*): He ferments dark energy within him that he can fire as a massive Red Beam, a sharp White Beam, or a mixed, and refreshing, **Rosé Beam** (ロゼビーム *Roze Bīmu*).
Bopp-A-Roo

**Bopp-A-Roo** appeared in 2003 TV series called *Power Rangers Ninja Storm*. Bopp-A-Roo is a robotic boxing kangaroo monster with a roulette wheel on his chest that serves as the primary antagonist of the episode "Boxing Bopp-a-Roo". He trains Kapri and Marah, and with his witty puns manages to annoy Lothor. Bopp-A-Roo intervenes during Shane and Hunter's quarrel, but their teamwork is soon his downfall when the team unites. he was forced to retreated, he later returned with upgraded boxing fists and had a rematch with the Rangers, they had the upper hand until Kapri, Marah and Zurgane came in to aid Bopp-A-Roo, with the help of Kapri, Marah, and Zurgane, he puts up quite a fight, but the Power Rangers combine their weapons to form the new Thunderstorm Cannon and destroy him. In their final fight, the Megazords combine to create the Thunderstorm Megazord and use the Lion Blaster to bring upon Bopp-a-Roo's final K.O.

Bopp-A-Roo is seen in an alternate dimension.

Bopp-A-Roo was among the monsters that were freed from the Abyss of Evil by Lothor. Bopp-A-Roo is very similar to an archetypal gym teacher/drill sergeant, always telling others to work out and always be strong, he also has somewhat of a DJ personality too, hip hop and always confident in his abilities.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength:**Bopp-A-Roo is one of the stronger monsters in terms of strength, powerful enough to best all five Rangers in the second battle.
* **Super Speed and Agility:**Bopp-A-Roo can run at high speeds.
* **Tempestuous Training Wheel:** Bopp-A-Roo has a wheel on his chest that displays six abilities he can use in battle.
	+ **Water Burst:** If it lights up the symbol of clouds, from his training wheel he can fire off a spray of water on his enemies.
	+ **Flame Blast:** If it lights up the symbol of a house on fire, he can launch a huge blast of fire from his fists, when he gets his fist upgraded, they are larger, colored purple and are more stronger.
	+ **Mega Lighting Beams:** If it lights up the symbol of a lighting bolt, he can fire lighting beams from his fists, they are similar to the Lighting Bolt ability, but there colored red and are stronger.

### Arsenals

* **Boxing Fists:** Bopp-A-Roo has red boxing gloves to fight in combat.
	+ **Lighting Bolts:** Bopp-A-Roo can fire red-es yellow lighting bolts from his fists.
* **Super Boxing Fists:** Bopp-A-Roo gets larger black fist from Zurgane for an increase of power.
	+ **Mega Fireball:**Bopp-A-Roo can launch large fireballs from his fists.
Bristleback

The **Bristleback** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Horizon Forbidden West*. The Bristleback is a machine in *Horizon Forbidden West*.

The Bristleback resembles a large warthog. The head of the machine is boar like, with a binocular array of eight optical sensors, two panels above the back of the head resembling ears, and two metallic protrusions at the front, resembling tusks, ahead of the mouth, which contains two circular saws as the machine’s mouth. The back is lined with armor plating, save for one opening that serves as a place to mount the machine, and on its rear end is two elemental canisters, either with Blaze or Acid, depending on the variant. It appears to have elemental lines running under its belly, connecting to the canisters on its rear.

Bristlebacks will become highly aggressive when threatened. They will utilize their tusks as weapons and charge with great force. they will use their grinder disks to their advantage, grinding up pieces of scrap or earth and putting it in their mouth before covering it with blaze or acid to ram or throw at enemies. It is mountable by Aloy or Tenakth rebels.
Boom Boom

**Boom Boom** appeared in 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 3*. Boom Boom (sometimes parsed **Boom-Boom** or **BOOM-BOOM**) is one of Bowser's henchmen, and the most well-known member of the eponymous species. He is an antagonist in the *Mario* franchise and among Mario, Luigi, Yellow Toad, and Blue Toad's most persistent foes. Boom Boom first debuted in *Super Mario Bros. 3*, where he battles Mario or Luigi in fortresses, before the Mario Bros. fight a Koopaling in an airship. Boom Boom then later made his return appearance in *Super Mario 3D Land* as the game's secondary antagonist who often appears in airships, along with his partner Pom Pom. After *Super Mario 3D Land*, Boom Boom reappeared in later games more often. Compared to Bowser's species, he has a complete shell instead of a carapace not directly connected to his plastron, and the shell itself may not have spikes on it, depending on the game.

Boom Boom was originally a Koopa with tan or brown skin, although *Super Mario 3D Land* made his limbs yellow. In the original NES version of *Super Mario Bros. 3*, Boom Boom in Desert Land's fortress was colored gray due to color limitations. He has long flailing arms and is built like Roy or Morton. He has a rounded snout with two protruding teeth, large legs and padded feet like the Koopalings, and is roughly their height as well, the main difference being the belly being fully covered by the front part of the shell, which is connected with the rear part of the shell. As of *Super Mario 3D Land*, said rear part is red, but in that game and *Super Mario 3D World*, it lacks the spikes seen in his other appearances, including the latest ones. He is also larger than Mario in recent games. Also, since *New Super Mario Bros. U*, his hands have visible claws, like the rest of his species.

In *Super Mario Maker 2*, Boom Boom receives new designs to match the *Super Mario Bros.* and *Super Mario World*styles: the former is very close to his original design in *Super Mario Bros. 3*, but with more rotund body proportions, and an open mouth; the latter depicts him with a darker head and arms than his other designs.

## Powers and Abilities

Boom Boom has unique abilities different from other Koopas. In *Super Mario Bros. 3*, he is capable of jumping higher, running fast and transforming his arms into wings to fly. He could also expose his spikes on his shell. Boom Boom would flail his arms in an attempt to hurt Mario.

In *Super Mario 3D Land*, Boom Boom displays a mostly new set of abilities. He can now spin with his arms extended, which can create a trail of flames, but the attack will leave him dizzy after a while. He also spins in his shell to attack Mario, similar to the Koopalings. Boom Boom can shake his airship just by stomping the floor or hitting the wall with his spinning shell. In *Super Mario 3D World*, he has the ability to turn invisible and create up to two large duplicates of his red shell that spins across the arena while he attacks with his usual spin attack. He can also teleport across the arena, performing a hand sign similar to Pom Pom before doing so after recovering from being dizzy.
Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko

The **Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger*. Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko (洗脳忍者ジュクキノコ *Sennounin Jukinoko*): A mushroom Chunin robot who loves Wendinu. He was summoned by Sargain for Wendinu to use in her "Wendinu Cram School" scheme, brainwashing the children into attacking the Rangers. However, once he defeated by the Triple Gadget, the kids return to normal. He was eventually revived by Wendinu via Copy Giant, fighting Gourai Senpuujin until the Revolver Mammoth arrived. Jukukinoko was destroyed by the Revolver Gourai Senpuujin. Sargain pitied his creation's misguided feelings for Wendinu.
Burpmon

**Burpmon** appeared in 2021 TV series reboot called *Digimon Adventures*. Burpmon is a Mutant Digimon. There are times when Digimon with great appetites eat more than they can manage, and mutate into Burpmon. Once in this form, they will never become full regardless of how much they eat, and hate moving around, idling away. It keeps eating while rolling about in search of food, and will devour anything once it runs out of food and goes hungry. It seems that if one chooses to limit the amount of food they eat and continue exercising, they will return to their former state.

Burpmon resembles a pig-like blob ball creature. It has stubby ears and feet, a pig’s tail, and two beady eyes.
Butterfly Evo

The **Butterfly Evo** appeared in 1983 TV series called *Kagaku Sentai Dynaman*. Butterfly Evo (チョウシンカ *Chōshinka*, 8) is the butterfly-theme Evolution Beast of the Tailed-People Clan Jashinka Empire. Butterfly Evo's scheme involved the control of butterflies to attack flowers to gather their life energy to implant within a special man-eating plant that the Jashinka wished to cultivate. Initially the scheme had it working under Prince Megiddo, but it was transferred over to Princess Chimera when she returned to assist the Jashinka cause. The Dynaman use a flower that a flower-loving girl gave Nangou to lure the butterflies into one area and capture them in order to prevent any more flowers from being attacked, but Butterfly Evo responded by capturing the girl and preparing to make her into the plant's first meal. DynaRed attacks the Jashinka party before she can be thrown in, ultimately leading to Gira and Geel to be eaten instead. The Butterfly Evo held off the Dynaman after their short battle with Chimera before they use their DynaRods to weaken it to be struck by Super Dynamite. After the Evolution Beast undergoes Big Bang Process, Dan uses DynaMach to shoot it out of the sky initially before forming DynaRobo, but the team has a hard time until they weaken it enough to use Lightning Gravity Fall to destroy it.

## Arsenals

Aside from bombs, Butterfly Evo's main ability is the creation of multiple rainbow butterflies which are used to confuse and blind opponents as well as be used as acidic projectiles. It can also capture and control butterflies to do his bidding, emit explosive flashes from his eyes, move at superhuman speeds, change his size, fly, and emit a stun powder from the torso.
Buffalo Nezire

The **Buffalo Nezire** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Denji Sentai Megaranger*. The Buffalo Nezire was a monster of superhuman strength created by Yugande to destroy the Megarangers.

A dummy of the super strong Nezire was sent by Yugande to record the data on the Megarangers using the gem on its head, which survived the dummy's destruction and was inserted into the real Nezire Beast later in the same episode. Using it, the Buffalo Nezire could deflect any attacks the Megarangers tried to inflict on him. His arrival signified the arrival of Mega Silver, whose moves were not archived by the dummy so the real the Buffalo Nezire had no defense against his attacks. He was taken down by MegaSilver's finisher, the Blazer Impact. then, He grew giant, facing Galaxy Mega. The robot soon found itself being outclassed as easily as the Megarangers on ground had been by the buffalo monster, so they called upon the Delta Mega to assist. The two mechas combined to become the Super Galaxy Mega, and the tables turned quickly; the Buffalo Nezire became outmatched, and was finally silenced by the Super Galaxy Mega's Super Galaxy Knuckle finisher attack.

## Arsenals

* **Horn Lasers:**The Buffalo Nezire's primary ranged weapon, where it fires green electricity bolts from its horns.
* **Weapon Reflector:** Thanks to the gem on its head, which was built for analyzing data, this little heirloom can create a forcefield that deflects any weapon it has scanned.
* **Bull Charge:**The Buffalo Nezire likes charging forward to use its crystalline horns as a bashing weapon.
Boomslang

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

Boomslang has seaweed colored eyes and long green wavy hair that fades to a darker color towards the tips, with several red spots at the front and in her bangs. As other snakes, she has a long green tail. She's wearing a green hooded jacket with a snake print, with a pair of yellow glowing circles at the top of her head. The front of the jacket that fades from yellow-green to bright green towards the bottom, it has a light green middle portion that symbolizes a real boomslang's belly, and the red strings of her jacket resembles the tongue of a snake. She's wearing a short red circular skirt, thigh highs with a scale-like pattern and light green boots.

Boomslangs are a venomous snake species endemic to sub-Saharan Africa, most commonly found in the central and southern regions of the continent. The boomslang is a slender snake that averages 1 to 1.5 m (3.5 to 5 ft) in length, it has a small, stubby, egg-shaped head and very large eyes. Males have a variety of color shades from solid bright green to rust-red or a combination of black and yellow. Females have a dull olive-brown or gray color.

Their main diet consists of small arboreal lizards and frogs, including chameleons. Occasionally, they feed on small mammals, birds, the eggs of reptiles and birds. These diurnal, arboreal snakes spend most of their day hunting in trees and shrubs, carefully gliding through tree branches until an ideal hiding place is found. They will occasionally move to the ground for the primary purpose of hunting and soaking up the sun.

Boomslangs are solitary reptiles that rarely communicate with other animals unless they feel threatened, and will even prey upon other members of their own species.
Boulder Beetle

**Boulder Beetle** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Saban's Masked Rider*. Boulder Beetle is a plant-covered rock monster that wore an orange loincloth. He can manipulate soil, split into rocks, and launch the rocks on his body. Boulder Beetle's heart had the power to emit Negative Proton Rays and can even allow him to regenerate. Nefaria wanted Boulder Beetle to use his Negative Proton Rays on Dex making the mission easier for Dregon. She set a trap for Dex by causing an explosion in Leawood Canyon. When Dex finds the hole, he is pulled under by Boulder Beetle and is grabbed by the hands on the walls. Dex breaks free and transforms into Masked Rider. Dex broke free from the arms on the walls by turning into Super Blue. But after escaping from underground, Dex's Super Blue powers turned off. Dex eventually escaped on Combat Chopper. Later, Dex was given a recharge from Magno, Chopper and King Lexian to make him immune to Boulder Beetle's effect. When Nefaria sends Boulder Beetle on the attack, his Negative Proton Rays had no effect on Dex. Boulder Beetle was finally destroyed when Dex's Rider Kick hit him directly in his glowing stone heart. Fits the theme of Nefaria's monsters.
Bruzard

**Bruzard** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Bruzard spent decades as a miserable hermit, dreaming of his glory days at Khalorc Rageskin's side. However, his Ancestor's long-awaited return hasn't benefited him the way he expected it to, and Bruzard's beginning to dream of tasting power himself. Will he remain loyal? It's currently unclear.

Bruzard is Dark/Fire Support with the Anticipation trait and Total Blind skills.
Bruticon

**Bruticon** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Saban's Masked Rider*. Bruticon is an eagle-themed super-monster that was one of the strongest Insectovores in Dregon's army. He can shoot an electrical beam from his right claw and turn into energy.

Bruticon ruled a galaxy that Count Dregon conquered. Dregon had sent a televised message to Masked Rider to face Bruticon or else Dregon and his forces would invade Leawood.

Bruticon was so powerful, in fact, that one Masked Rider alone was not enough to defeat him. King Lexian then decided to enlist the aid of the legendary Masked Rider Warriors, AKA the Masked Riders that came before Dex.

It arrived on Earth in a ball of fire and attacked the Radio Astronomy Center on Harbor Island. When with Doubleface, Bruticon prevented Dex from using his Electro Saber on him and overwhelmed him until the Masked Rider Warriors arrived. While the warriors dealt with Bruticon, Dex went one-on-one with Doubleface. After Doubleface retreated, Dex joined the fight against Bruticon. Bruticon proved too strong for even Super Gold, but Dex reasoned that perhaps Bruticon was not as tough on the inside as he was on the outside. He then used his Super Blue power to ride a torrent of water inside and destroy Bruticon from within. Bruticon's destruction sent a surge to the Spiderbase.
Bugaboom

**Bugaboom** appeared in 2007 video game called *Super Mario Galaxy*. Bugaboom is a boss that appears in *Super Mario Galaxy* and the sequel, *Super Mario Galaxy 2*. This boss is found in the Honeyhive Galaxy and the Puzzle Plank Galaxy and is the leader of the Mandibug clan that infested the Honeyhive Kingdom. The name Bugaboom is a pun on the word Bug-a-boo, which is a term for monsters, generally minor children's book monsters.

Bugaboom is a huge green Mandibug, with six legs and eyes with ringed pupils. Unlike most Mandibugs, its body is flat instead of rounded. It will attempt to consume Mario with its retractable mandibles, but after attacking it once, it will reveal its wings and fly rapidly around its planet and drop explosives from the underside of its body. Bugaboom can be best described as a beetle with one solid green shell and the Ground Pound symbol emblazoned on it. Notably, the mandibles look much like an ant's pincers.
Bullfango

**Bullfango** are Fanged Beasts (formerly Herbivores), introduced in 2004 video game called *Monster Hunter*. These Fanged Beasts are sometimes found in packs and will charge at all intruders once noticed. They are very territorial, and can be a considerable nuisance.

## Powers and Abilities

Although veteran hunters can generally take them out easily, they can be dangerous for beginners and may even pose a threat to more experienced hunters when several attack at once. They can be extremely irritating when fighting a large monster in their territory; their charges may come unexpected from behind and knock the hunter to the ground, leaving them at the mercy of the larger monster.
Brickneck

**Brickneck** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Power Rangers Time Force*. Brickneck is a brick-necked ninja themed mutant, who was sent by Ransik to get Quantum Morpher. He is the main antagonist of the episode "The Quantum Quest". Brickneck like all other mutants, was created in the result of the chemical accident. Before the events of the series, he was captured by Time Force rangers and frozen in the Cryo-Prison. In the thirteenth episode, Ransik released Brickneck and sent him to get the Quantum morpher and use it's power for his goals. Brickneck attacked a place where archeologists found Quantum morpher with army of cyclobots and battled the silver guardians. Brickneck used a sword, which could transform into the gun. The mutant defeated all soldiers and nearly killed Eric. But the rangers interrogated and fought with mutant and cyclobots. Brickneck defeated and heavily wounded Wes and told about his plan about finding Quantum morpher for Ransik. Eric heard it and ran with morpher. Mutant persuaded Myers to get the morpher to the city and encountered the rangers again. Brickneck fought with rangers near the old factory and nearly defeated them. But then arrived Eric, who became the Quantum ranger. Brickneck used his cyclobots, but Eric defeated them. Then he tried to battle the new ranger himself, but Eric eventually defeated him and freezed the villain with the freeze strike.

Mutant Seal Patch Location: unknown, because Brickneck didn't enlarge himself.

Like other mutants, Brickneck is destructive and villainous. But he is more serious and wants to finish his goal anyway. He is very loyal to Ransik and wants to find the morpher. Brickneck is cruel, harmful and unrelenting, likes to hurt his opponents without mercy. He is also boastful and confident and is ready to fight the rangers and thinks he always win. He demonstrates some kind of bravery and fought with Eric, underestimating him, only to lose.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Superhuman** **strength**: Brickneck has superhuman strength, enough to fight and defeat all rangers.
* **Superhuman** **speed** **and** **agility**: Brickneck is incredibly fast and agile and can easily beat all rangers.
* **Enlarging**: possibly, Brickneck can enlarge himself, using his Seal Patch. But he never used it.

### Arsenals

* **Sword**: Brickneck has a sword, which can transform into the gun.
Bumblejack

**Bumblejack** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch 3*. Bumblejack (Japanese: モ作 *Mo-saku*) is a Rank E, Earth attribute of the Heartful tribe.

Bumblejack has the appearance of a middle aged man with orange skin and a black goatee. He wears a rope around his head and a white robe with a black sash. He also wields an ax and is coming out of a stump with hands for roots.

Bumblejack makes those he inspirits struggle with a decision the same as any old man would.
Brontosaurus (ARK)

The **Brontosaurus** appeared in the 2015 video game called *ARK: Survival Evolved*. The Brontosaurus is a gigantic sauropod dinosaur, unmistakable for any other species in both size and appearance. It is usually found alone or in small groups, browsing at heights well above that of smaller herbivores or along beaches. Its size and strength make it almost impervious to predation... save perhaps for audacious tribes. Brontosaurus is not aggressive, but can deal damage to players or dinosaurs by stepping on them if provoked. Another attack that they do is a tail swipe, which, for low to mid-level characters, can be a 1 or 2 hit death. The tail swipe does more damage than the stomping, has a long reach, and will fling you in the direction the swipe traveled. The Brontosaurus also has a large amount of health. If you want to kill one, ranged weapons or high-level hunting dinos are recommended.
Brynhilda

**Brynhilda** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Viking Queen Brynhilda was betrayed by the commander of her army at the time, Sphyrnus. As part of his plan to rule the world he trapped Brynhilda in a cage in the ocean, but during captivity she learned ancient water magic. Now she's back and stronger than ever.

Brynhilda is a decent Water denier and attacker. Although her main form of denial is Freeze, she also has access to Possession. She can use these two forms of denial while giving herself damage buffs like Damage Boost or even Double Damage to land a heavy hit the next turn. In fact, her most powerful move is a 70 damage skill and it's spammable, making CDA not much of a problem. However, although she has heavy-hitting skills and nice denial, she doesn't have the stats to fully take advantage of them.
Boss DaRex

**Boss DaRex** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. MC Boss had held all types of jobs — DJ, rapper, breakdancer,... until he found his true passion as a radio host. In his radio show, he plays the best beats, but he's also sort of become the voice of the people. His transformation into Boss DaRex has earned him even more love and admiration from other Citizens!

Boss DaRex, despite being a F2P pass monster, is surprisingly good for what he is, that being a Light and Thunder element Taunt Trait Tank. His skill kit definitely fits that of a F2P pass monster though as it's quite mid and not so impressive, but at the very least he does have plenty of Team Shield setups and a Self MT setup should he need it. He is still primarily a Taunt Trait Tank so his MT setup might not always be favorable depending on the kind of team you use him in. The Taunt Trait, as per usual, is very good to pair up with Dodge Area monsters as it allows them to avoid all dmg unless it's from a Pierce or Cold Blood monster. The rest of his trait is mostly raw dmg output as well as Blind and Daze setups. Nothing crazy but it's nice he can debuff his enemies with these on top of being a Tank for his Allies. It also might be worth mentioning but he can also reset regular Taunt on himself with a skill, say just in case he gets Trait Disabled it could come in handy. DaRex' Trait, as already mentioned, is quite good, but his SCs are also really nice for a Tank like him to have access to, making him more bulky than average just as the battle starts. His Relic Slots are also quite good, Shield giving good bulk and revenge options, and Amulet also giving good bulk options on top of some nasty offensive options. Overall Boss DaRex, while maybe not too good of a Tank for PvP purposes, can be a very solid pick in Wars as he's in some lacking restricts that appreciate his presence.
Bulbdog

**Bulbdog** appeared in the 2017 video game called *ARK: Survival Evolved*. The Bulbdog looks like a frog with an anglerfish lure. The face resembles that of a pug. From what the trailer shows, "friendly and cuddly". Microluminis globulus is best described as a slobbering, roly-poly ball of affection. Just like its kin, it is completely harmless, despite its pronounced fangs. So if a survivor sees one running towards them, they should prepare to be licked, not bitten.

Unfortunately, being so ugly that you're cute is not an effective means of self-defense, which lands it near the bottom of the food chain. Its Charge Light may intimidate some predators, but its attracts just as many.
Brokenbrella

**Brokenbrella** appeared in 2014 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch 2*. Brokenbrella (Japanese: さかさっ傘 *Sakasakkasa*) is a Rank E Wind-attribute Yo-kai of the Mysterious tribe.

A white up-turned umbrella with a grey handle with human legs on it and framing. It has a large frown and curved, teary eyes.

Brokenbrella has a rather vengeful personality, owing to its history of being discarded by its previous owner. It holds a vendetta against humans and enjoys turning their umbrellas inside out during rainfall and causing them to get wet.

In the anime, Brokenbrella initially doesn't think much of Pallysol since Pallysol is based on a traditional Japanese umbrella, but gains respect for him after he trains Brokenbrella to withstand stormy winds better.

In *Yo-kai Watch 2*, Brokenbrella is disgusted by Ray O'Light and Drizzelda sappy public display of affection during the storm caused by Eyeclone, but once he starts attacking him, he goes to Nate to help rescue them.

Brokenbrella makes people's umbrellas turn inside out when it's rainy or windy.
Bronzor

**Bronzor** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Bronzor is a Bronze Pokémon. In ancient times, people thought a mystical power was contained within Bronzor's back pattern. Artifacts matching its shape have been discovered in tombs from that era.

Bronzor is a simple, round and flat Pokémon. It has piercing yellow eyes. Despite being called the 'Bronze Pokémon' by the Pokédex, Bronzor is blue; while real bronze is normally brown. Mars and Jupiter from Team Galactic have that Pokémon.
Bifun

**Bifun** appeared in the 1994 video game called *Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3*. As the leader of Mt. Teapot, he is the second boss Wario needs to overcome to reach Captain Syrup's treasure. Bifun is immune to head stomps and Ground Pounds, due to his horns and thick hide. Bifun attempts to destroy him by picking him up and throwing him into the lava below their battleground. To defeat the boss, Wario has to stun him with a body slam or fire breath as Dragon Wario before picking him up and throwing him into the lava on either side of the boss arena.
Bullseye (Toy Story)

**Bullseye** appeared in 1999 movie called *Toy Story 2*. Bullseye is a supporting character in the Disney/Pixar *Toy Story* franchise, first appearing in *Toy Story 2*. He is a toy horse that was a part of Al's collection, which had been in storage for several years. Eventually, Bullseye and Jessie leave with Woody and become the new toys of Andy Davis, and is later given away to Bonnie Anderson and is currently her toy. He is also considered to be Jessie‘s best pal and friend.

Bullseye is a ragged horse with a pink muzzle and black eyes. He also has dark brown hoofs, a brown tail, and sewn with brown wool entirely. Unlike the other dolls manufactured in the Woody's Roundup line, Bullseye is the only one who doesn't have a pull string. Bullseye also has a detachable brown saddle with cactus designs on each side. On the bottom of his plastic hoofs, he has each letter in Andy's name written on each (A, D, N, and Y).

Bullseye was the first Woody's Roundup toy that Woody met when he arrived at Al's apartment. Despite the fact that he is a horse, he has traits of a puppy dog. He was extremely affectionate toward Woody, Jessie, and the other toys. He doesn't have a speaking voice; instead, he neighs and makes other horse noises, as well as dog noises.

Unlike Jessie, Bullseye's original owner is unknown, as compared to Stinky Pete, Bullseye no longer has a box. At some point, he was found by Al and added to his collection and remained in storage for many years.

Bullseye is a friendly and carefree toy horse that enjoys friendship, companionship, and adventures with his friends. Bullseye appears to enjoy simple activities, including running, sprinting, playing with Jessie and Woody, and being played with by his owner. He is also very loyal to his friends and will go wherever they go and will do what they tell him. He also has a strong bond with Jessie, one of his best and closest friends.
Bowling Goonie

**Bowling Goonie** appeared in 1995 video game called *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. Bowling Goonie are wingless Hefty Goonies that first appear in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island* and *Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3*. Instead of flying, they slowly roll on the ground as their method of travel.
Bottom Octopus

The **Bottom Octopus** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The Bottom Octopus (ソコノタコ *Sokonotako*) is an aquatic mollusk beast which resides in an unknown area deep below the sea. This creature preys on the Gourmet Jellyfish and legends say that Acacia used this beast's Gourmet Cell enhanced anatomy to create the **Deluxe Takoyaki**.
Bowyer

**Bowyer** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Bowyer is one of Smithy's lieutenants in the game *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Bowyer resembles a bow, and attacks by firing his minions (called Aeroes) at his opponents. His name comes from "bowyer", a person who makes or sells bows to be used for archery.

Bowyer was ordered by Smithy to attack Rose Town. As such, Bowyer, while at the Forest Maze, begins firing poison-tipped arrows at Rose Town. When a person is hit with an arrow, they will become paralyzed and remain frozen like statues. His Aero minions found the second Star Piece in the forest.

When Bowyer gets the Star Piece, he is confronted by a strange, blue garbed warrior named Geno. At the same time, Mario and Mallow arrive to stop Bowyer, the source of the arrows plaguing Rose Town. As a result, the three warriors team up to battle the maniacal monster.

While Bowyer's main attack is firing arrows, the monster is also a master of lightning magic. Additionally, Bowyer can disable buttons on the player's controllers, meaning that Mario and his allies will be prevented from using regular attacks, special attacks, or items until another button is disabled. Ultimately, Mario, Mallow, and Geno defeat him and recover the second Star Piece.

Later, Mario, Mallow, Geno, Bowser, and Princess Toadstool encountered several mass-produced Bowyer copies in Smithy's Factory.

Bowyer can be seen in the parade during the end credits, along with Mack and Yaridovich, in which all three are pounded by Smithy's hammer.
Butlers Acha & Kocha

**Butlers Acha & Kocha** appeared in 1995 TV series called *Chouriki Sentai Ohranger*. Acha and Kocha are servants of whoever rules over the Machine Empire Baranoia.

## Butler Acha

Butler Acha (執事アチャ *Shitsuji Acha*): Baranoia's Imperial Family Butler who follows whoever is in command at the time. He read the War Declaration to Earth in Episode 2. Took care of young Buldont when in the field, even serving as the producer of his movie. When Bomber the Great took over, he simply forgot about Empress Hysteria and served him. When Buldont returned, the same happened, Acha couldn't care less about Bomber. At the end of the series, he turned good and went with Kocha, Buldont and Multiwas' son, and Gunmajin back to Gunmajin's planet. His motif is the one of a lightbulb.

## Butler Kocha

Butler Kocha (執事コチャ *Shitsuji Kocha*): A miniature robot who served the family along Acha. She was always on her bigger male counterpart's shoulder like a pirate captain's parrot. In episode 8, an enlarging beam for the Machine Beasts was installed in her. In the series finale, she was taken by Gunmajin back to Gunmajin's home planet. Her motif is the one of a weighing scale.
Bowling Org (Gaoranger)

The **Bowling Org** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger*. The Bowling Org was created by Ura from a mud puppet infused with the Thousand-Year Evil, Bowling Org was sent to "bowl" the city down with his Striker Ball until the Gaorangers intervene. The Org proves tough enough that Kai master the Tornado Spin bowling technique to counter the Org's attacks, weakening the Org for the Gaorangers to use their signature attacks TsueTsue revives Bowling Org, who overpowers GaoKing and GaoHunter Justice. He was then destroyed by GaoKing Predator with its Tornado GaoMadillo Spin attack.
Brown Bear

The **Brown Bear** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Brown Bear is a Friend that first appeared in the 2015 Nexon game and the Anime.

Brown Bear has short brown hair with a white task on the front of her head, she wear a white sleeveless shirt with a medium sized collar with rounded front edges and a little blue bow tie attached to it. She wear a black compression short with a small black skirt, she has two brown fur-lined boots and two brown arm warmers. She use a bear's paw as a weapon. Like other Friends based on animals that have ears and tails, she also has both that befit her species.

The Brown Bear is a large bear with the widest distribution of any living ursid. The Brown Bear is one of the two largest terrestrial carnivorans alive today, competing with the polar bear in size. remains listed as a least concern species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature with a total population of approximately 200,000.

Brown bears are at the top of the food chain and have no predators (except humans). They will eat almost anything. They are omnivorous and will eat plants and other animals if available. Plants food are their main diet, they usually eat grass, leaves, wild berries, nuts, seeds, fruits, but it can also snack some insects such as beetles or ants.

During the fall, brown bears eat practically around the clock, stocking up for the next four to seven months. They may eat 90 pounds of food per day. Despite their enormous size, brown bears are extremely fast, having been clocked at speeds of 30 miles per hour. They can be dangerous to humans, particularly if surprised or if a person gets between a mother bear and her cubs.
Borneo Anaconda

The **Borneo Anaconda** are the titular main antagonists of the 2004 adventure-horror movie *Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid*. The Borneo Anacondas are large snakes from Borneo who consumed preys that consumed "blood orchid", a flower that extends lifespans. Therefore, they kept growing for their entire life and became gigantic. The females are much larger than the males.

Aside expanded lifespan, they are much faster, stronger and more agile than both normal anacondas and Amazon giant anacondas. They also have a great intelligence for animals and a highly aggressive behavior. Like the rest of anaconda in film series, they possessed super strengths and slightly different physiology as aside enhanced strength and agility, they able to devouring prey less than 5 second and able to digest large preys around few hours.
Booga

**Booga** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Dragon Quest XI*. Booga looks a lot like a demonic version of the sultan that wears a necklace with huge green pearl attachment, 5 pearls that flies around him and two rings on his tail.

Booga is a sadistic being who prefers to toy with his victims instead of submitting them by force. He tricks them into playing at his casino and turning them into monsters when they win, enjoying their despair. Despite that, he's willing to fight anyone who causes problems in the casino. He's also an unscrupulous and hedonistic pervert who easily falls for women such as Jade. However, in the Definitive Version it is revealed that his fantasies are mostly innocent and romantic, liking to exchange love letters, go for walks and holding hands. When first meeting Jade, he believes she's just another warrior come to put an end to his reign, but immediately falls in love with her after seeing her in person. He also is implied to have a cheating heart, as seen while Limboo was bathed in too much light, he thinks that Jade was too roughed up by his now ex girlfriend. Another notable trait of Booga's is his inability to recognize his own ugliness, as he often calls himself "The Brightest and Most Beautiful of the Spectral Sentinels".
BuckBomb

**BuckBomb** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. BuckBombs are robotic bomb chickens that appear as enemies during the Factory area of *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. BuckBombs are the explosive counterpart to BuckBots, behaving almost the same as them.

BuckBombs behave similarly to Bob-ombs from the greater *Mario* franchise. When the Kongs jump on a BuckBomb, it starts to glow red and beep, thus signaling their detonation. If the Kongs are caught within the blast radius from a BuckBomb exploding, they lose a heart. Alternatively, the Kongs can instantly defeat BuckBombs by rolling into them. Donkey Kong can pick up a BuckBomb and throw it at other enemies, including the durable red Pyrobots.
BigUkkomon

**BigUkkomon** appeared in 2023 movie called *Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning*. BigUkkomon is an Ancient Fairy Digimon. It is a Digimon thought to have emerged the very moment that the ancient Digital World was destroyed. It is said to have sacrificed its own life to summon a Digi-Egg from the sadness of the Digimon that disappeared one after another during the great destruction. However, information regarding whether or not this Digimon was able to complete this act does not exist within any records. There are records of the existence of the Mega Digimon known as the Ten Legendary Warriors during the era of the ancient Digital World, but BigUkkomon was also estimated to have possessed an amount of data equivalent to a Mega Digimon. This cannot be verified, however.

BigUkkomon's design is based on the Naked Sea Butterfly (*Clione limacina*). In its "predatory form", in the center of the funnel-like mouth, there's a figure resembling a Buddha and although it looks like the main body, it's not actually the main body. It's a structure similar to bait, designed to make people think it's the actual body.

## Attacks

* **Violent Punisher**: Brandishes an innumerable number of supermassive tentacles to smash and gouge targets over a large area.
Boomshakalaka

**Boomshakalaka** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. A fire for hire! A professional pyromaniac! Monsters with no enemies have nothing to worry about, but those with unfinished business should probably keep an extinguisher at hand, because they never know when someone might send Boomshakalaka to scorch their house!

Boomshakalaka is a powerful attacker that can deal insane amounts of damage while removing shields, and applying Burn and Ignite. He can also apply Fire Weakness to increase his damage output. HIs trait helps out heaps with his pog damage output. Boomshakalaka also has Guard Down and Stun. Boomshakalaka's main issue though is his Life and Trait. He can be protected by an ally with Mega Taunt but his Trait doesn't help him at all, with the only exception being a bit of Team Support and immediately Igniting foes (which, like all Torture SCs, is blocked by Mega Taunt, Dodge Area, and, obviously Torture Immunity). Overall, Boomshakalaka is a powerful Attacker with a few flaws that hold him back from smashing the competition.
Bowling Org

**Bowling Org** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Power Rangers Wild Force*. The Bowling Org is a bowling ball themed monster Org who serves as the main villain of the episode "Tornado Spin". Bowling Org was hired by Jindrax and Toxica to destroy the rangers. He had many bowling balls and was powerful enemy. He attacked the city and encountered the rangers. In their first battle Bowling Org easily defeated the rangers with his bowling balls. In the second battle Merrick tried to battle the monster, but his moon weapon was made for billiard, not for bowling. So Merrick loosed the battle, like other rangers. Max go back to his old mentor, a former pro bowler and remembered about his old battle technique "Spin Tornado" and returned to the battle. Bowling Org was already ready to kill Merrick, but Max learns the spin and uses it against the Bowling Org. Bowling Org was defeated by technique of Max and rangers used their jungle sword to finally destroy the monster. Toxica resurrected the Org. In the giant form Bowling Org was even more powerful and he defeated many Zords of rangers with his balls. The rangers finally destroyed Bowling Org with "Spin Tornado attack" in the Wild Force Megazord Predator Mode. Like all other orgs, which rangers fighted, Bowling Org is sneaky, cunning, spiteful, unpredictable and unsympathetic. He is very brutal and sadistic and enjoys hurting enemies, as he did with rangers. He is very arrogant, boastful, confident and stubborn, likes his job and will not stop at nothing to destroy the rangers. Org is also a cowardly, it is shown because he feared to loose the rangers. Despite all of this, he is very loyal to Jindrax and Toxica.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Superhuman** **Strength**: Bowling Org has superhuman strength enough to fight all rangers.

### Arsenals

* **Bowling** **Balls**: Bowling Org has many bowling balls to fight the rangers.