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Flamecon

**Flamecon** appeared in 2001 TV series called *Power Rangers Time Force*. Flamecon is punk themed mutant that appeared several times in the season "Time Force". He appears as cameo character in the episode "Force from the Future" and minor antagonist in the episode "A Parting of Ways". Like all other mutants, Flamecon was created in the result of the accident. This criminal was captured by the Time Force rangers. Flamecon first appeared in the first episode, when he was frozen in the Cryo-prison. He was released by Ransik in the sixth episode. The mutant attacked Silver Hills and encountered the rangers. Wes easily defeated Flamecon. Flamecon cut his chain of DNA and enlarged himself. In the giant form he tried to battle the Time Force Zords, but was defeated by Time Force Megazord. Flamecon was defeated by Time Force Megazord Blue Mode and was eventually frozen by the Red Mode. He made two appearance, but was never named on screen, making his name notably fan-based.

Mutant Seal Patch Location: Left Upper Arm.

Not much known about Flamecon's personality. Like many other mutants, he is very nasty and likes causing havoc and fighting the rangers. He is also very confident and thinks he can defeat rangers.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy beams**: Flamecon can shoot beams from his eyes.

* **Enlarging**: Flamecon can enlarge himself, using his Seal Patch.
Exermon

**Exermon** appeared in 2021 *Digimon Reference Book*. Exermon is an Insectoid Digimon. It is a Digimon that digivolved from yoga lesson data. It mainly lives in high mountainous regions, and fights using its own style of taijutsu, which adopts unique movements similar to those of a mollusk. It has an excellent sense of balance in that it supports its own weight with the stinger on its rump, and its core never shakes regardless of what unnatural pose it takes. It absorbs sunlight through its antennae, and converts it into electrical energy within its body.

Exermon is basically a humanoid black ant.

## Attacks

* **Insec Mind**: Confuses intruders with its telepathic ability which manifests using its antennae as a medium.
* **Defibrilla-Shock**: Touches the opponent with its palms, which act as positive and negative electrodes, delivering an electric shock.
Face Stealer

**Face Stealer** appeared in season 3 of 1995 TV series called *Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers*. Face Stealer is a monster who was imprisoned in an urn long ago. He was freed by Rita Repulsa and stole the faces of many people, including two of the rangers. However, the remaining four rangers found masks used by his original imprisoners that repelled/harmed him and prevented their faces from being stolen. This allowed them to deliver a severe beating to Face Stealer and free the captured faces. Face Stealer was subsequently enlarged into a giant to finish the job Rita freed him for, only to be defeated by the Ninja Ultrazord and re-imprisoned in the urn.

Face Stealer (whose wings were over its face at the time) is among the monsters in the Machine Empire's army.
Ebonwumon

**Ebonwumon** appeared in the 2000 animated TV series called *Digimon Adventure 02*. Ebonwumon is an Animal Digimon. It is the "Digimon Sovereign" that guards the North, and commands the Deva Vikaralamon, Kumbhiramon, and Vajramon.It uses phantasmagoric water techniques, and as the oldest of the Four Sovereigns, it possesses a gentle personality.

## Attacks

* **Mugen** (霧幻 lit. "Misty Illusion"): Displays an illusion which generates a dark mist around the opponent, destroying their spirit.
* **Kokuhyo** (黒雹 *Kokuhyou*, lit. "Black Hail")
* **Souryūha** (双竜波 lit. "Double-dragon Wave")
Fifth Spear, Sargain

**Fifth Spear, Sargain** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger*. Fifth Spear, Sargain (五の槍・サーガイン *Go no Yari Sāgain*) is the leader of the Mechanic Corps and master swordsman, he's actually a karakuri-robot body built from Jakanja alloy and piloted by a small robotic ant. Out of all the seven dark spears, he is the most loyal to Tau Zant, and is the third most powerful spear overall in the series.

He could extend his **Dark Twin Swords Ganryuken** from his shoulders and can build his own personal robots to fight the Hurricanegers. Notably with the giant robos he builds, Sargain prefers to incorporate the abilities from the robos used by the Earth Ninja into his own (Megatagame I was based off Gouraijin allowing it to use lightning attacks, Megatagame II uses the Hurrier system like Senpuujin and Gaingain uses the Karakuri Ball system after Sargain analyzed it using Megatagame III).

In Hurricaneger vs. GaoRanger, he became GaoYellow. Receiving the Raging Arrow from Sandaaru to unlock its power, Sargain learns it function like the Shinobi Medals. Though he unlocked the Raging Arrow, he lost it when Gaingain was destroyed. But though he survived, a furious Sargain was ambushed by Sandaaru, who murdered Sargain with his own blade, seeing him pointless to keep around as he made a copy of Sargain's data on the Karakuri Ball system.
Fiesta

**Fiesta** is a mariachi band leader who is one of the Undead SuperChargers in 2015 video game called *Skylanders: SuperChargers*. His signature vehicle is the Crypt Crusher. Although he comes from The Underworld, Fiesta is more free-spirited than most of its undead inhabitants. He enjoys striking up parties as all who are good are invited (even if they go unannounced). Despite being undead, Fiesta had always been the life of the party. He was once the head member of a popular mariachi band in the personal court of Count Moneybone, who all undead citizens respected immensely. In his spare time, Fiesta and his bandmates played music for all of the new arrivals that entered the Underworld. However, a day came when the new arrivals were actually several Skylanders, who had come on a mission to stop Count Moneybone from unleashing a robot army on all of Skylands. Fiesta then realized that he, like so many others, had been fooled by the evil Count into thinking he was kind and generous – not the vengeful monster he truly was. Unbeknownst to the Skylanders, Fiesta and his bandmates helped to distract the robot army so they could infiltrate Moneybone’s mansion and put a stop to him. Even though the Skylanders were unaware, this act of bravery and defiance did catch the attention of Master Eon, who recruited him at once.
FlameWizardmon

**FlameWizardmon** appeared in the 2002 animated movie called *Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon*. FlameWizardmon is a Demon Man Digimon whose name and design are derived from flame and the mythological wizard. It armor-digivolved due to the "Digi-Egg of Courage". While Wizardmon is shy and does not show its true face, it is the exact opposite and confidently shows its true face. It wields two matchstick-like canes, which further enhance the effectiveness of its fire magic (a high-class programming language).

## Attacks

* **Fire Cloud**
* **Magic Ignition**
Enhanzor

**Enhanzor** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. After being attacked by Shiveerie in his ship, Enhanzor sent the nightmare Abomination into the coldness of space. While he thought fast that time, there's a chance he might not be so lucky if Shiveerie returns.

Enhanzor is an okay Thunder and Dark Attacker who has some drawbacks. Starting with some positives, his damage output is equivalent to the force of a speeding bullet train, as he has access to Single 75 Thunder dmg and AoE 45 Dark dmg with low cooldown and stamina costs, meaning he has higher chance of killing most lower HP monsters in almost one hit (especially when facing against Abominations thanks to his Hater SC). To further increase his own massive raw damage, Enhanzor has access to various self buffs, including Damage Boost, Double Damage and Abomination Hater, as well as having access to 2 different tortures in Nightmares and Shock, and if it counts, he can also hold double LazarBeam's Sword to gain a higher base Strength boost. His most notable gimmick is Anticipation as a Trait which can make him yet another ultimate counter to Extra Turn Spammers like Dark VoltaiK, Ahma Niah, and if protected by a Tank, Shadowyna. Especially since he can apply Shock and further suppress them from using anymore ETs. But is he another Posidonia or Galvanus? Well not exactly, due to his lack of PER, Enhanzor is considered a slight better Nishant the Great or Lucky Clint. And outside that, his relic slots are bad for Stamina Regen, and his trait besides Anticipation is quite bad. Overall, he's not a meta breaking Attacker, but he can be a serious problem for ET'ers in Team Wars and decent in PvP.
Eyeclone

**Eyeclone** appeared in 2014 videogame called *Yo-kai Watch 2*. Eyeclone (Japanese: 台風の目 *Taifū no Me*) is a Boss Yo-kai introduced in the Yo-kai Watch 2.

Eyeclone is a yellow humanoid-like Yo-kai having purple tipped earlobes that extend from the ears to his pill-shaped face. He has a total of three eyes with red irises and blue scleras, two of which are on his purple finger tipped hands, and having a purple spiral- like marking on his face. He also has a small, purple-like puff of hair. Finally, the bottom half of his torso is cloaked in a gray cloud.

This gargantuan Yo-kai has the power to control the elements around him. He also has great strength because of his large size. Some of his attacks are summoning a colossal typhoon to damage all of your Yo-kai. Or, he simply pounds an ally with his giant fist for high damage. Finally, his Soultimate Move makes him summon a giant tornado for massive damage on all front row allies.
Faucet Dimension

The **Faucet Dimension** appeared in 1991 TV series called *Choujin Sentai Jetman*. Faucet Dimension (ジャグチジゲン, Jaguchi Jigen, 3,27): Originally a faucet implanted with Tran's Dimensional Bug, this monster uses his pipes to wrap around his victims' necks, strangling them. Faucet Dimension later attacks Ryu while he was trying to convince Gai to join their group as the others come to his aid, getting all four in a corner until Gai returns. After being thrashed by Black Condor, Faucet Dimension is destroyed by the Jetmen. It was blasted by Bird bomber.
Flamemon

**Flamemon** appeared in the 2002 animated TV show called *Digimon Frontier*. Flamemon is a Demon Man Digimon. It was transformed into a half-beast, half-man form when Agunimon lost its power. It is missing the "Combat Instinct" that Digimon naturally possess, and moreover, it has lost power. However, it is a being that has inherited the Human Spirit of Flame of AncientGreymon, so although it has lost power, ordinary Champion-class Digimon aren't a match for it. If anything, it has kindness inappropriate for a Digimon and is similar to a Champion Digimon, counterbalancing its mischievous part.

## Attacks

* **Baby Salamander**: Fires off an aura of flames.
* **Flame Tail**
Fallen Leaves Mask

The **Fallen Leaves Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Fallen Leaves Mask (落葉仮面 *Ochiba Kamen*) is the eleventh of Black Cross Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask's Masked Monsters. Fallen Leaves Mask was sent with the Zolder Ninja corp as a diversionary tactic to delay the Gorengers from assisting Shinmei and Kumano after Varidreen was brought down by a Battler and to prevent them from reaching the invasive Black Cross Castle as it destroys a major section of Tokyo. During an initial battle, the Gorenger have a hard time dealing with him and the Black Cross ninjas, allowing for him to set up a bomb that would seal off the disabled Varidreen forever within a cave; however the ship is ultimately saved due to the claw attachments on Varitank to dig it out. When the Gorengers decide to invade Black Cross Castle by themselves without even Varitank and merely with the New Gorenger Machines, the Masked Monster meets with them, eluding with his leaf dispersal until Shinmei fires an Ultra Blue Cherry at the moment his reassembly was complete to stop his motion. The team then uses Gorenger Hurricane to become a campfire, which burns Fallen Leaves Mask to his doom.

## Arsenals

Fallen Leaves Mask main ability is the usage of his fallen leaves for attacks, such as projectiles; as well as an ability to turn himself into leaves to avoid attacks, falling apart and reassembling himself with ease in a safer location.
Erin

**Erin** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Super Mario Bros. Wonder*. Erins are king oyster mushroom-like enemies that are first introduced in the course Bulrush Coming Through!. They vary in height, and when stomped on, they take out any other enemies behind them as they fall off the screen, as well as being able to collect coins and 10-flower coins. They look similar to Biddybuds.

Purple variants also appear that turn around when facing a ledge.
Eye-Small

**Eye-Small** is one of the four Sidekicks in *Skylanders: Giants*. He is the miniature counterpart of the giant Eye-Brawl, eventually becoming a Mini Skylander in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. Eye-Small may look like a cute little cyclops, but he'll jump into a fight at the bat of an eye. He's a scrapper like that. Eye-Small pays keen attention to detail. He notices just about everything. He is an eyeball, after all. Within the Skylands, a realm of infinite possibilities, there is in fact an alternate reality known as the Skylands Miniverse. Everything there is smaller, including the Skylanders. The Skylanders Sidekicks come from that Miniverse and have traveled to the Skylands to meet their regular-sized alter egos and tag along with them on adventures.

The Skylander Minis started off as regular "Sidekicks," assisting the Skylanders on many exciting adventures. And what they lacked in size they more than made up for in courage. Ultimately determined to become full-fledged heroes, they trained at the Skylands Academy - honing their powers and skills until they were ready. Now, they stand side by side with their full grown counterparts, ready to defend Skylands against Kaos and his evil minions.
Fink Flower

**Fink Flower** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Fink Flowers are floral creatures that appear in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Fink Flowers resemble large lilies with big red lips. Mario and his allies first meet these creatures at Land's End and later at Bean Valley. In battle, Fink Flowers have a very weak physical defense, but make up for it with high HP. If attacked physically and not defeated, they have a tendency to counter-attack with a whip-like attack of their own. They typically use status-inflicting moves like Pollen Nap and S'crow Dust. They have a weaker relative called Snapdragons.
Evil Electro-King Javious I

**Evil Electro-King Javius I** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Denji Sentai Megaranger*. Evil Electro-King Javious I (邪電王ジャビウス1世 *Jadenō Jabiusu Issei*) is the ruler of Neziregia, he appears only as a giant eye on the viewscreen of the Grand Neziros. Very little is known about him, and he is killed screaming Hinelar's name when the last of the Nezirangers, whose life forces had been connected to his, were destroyed by the Megarangers. Upon his death, Javious was revealed to be the nucleus of Neziregia itself which faded away upon his and the Nezirangers death. Only Javious' heart, the source of that energy, remained, which Dr. Hinelar used to power his Hinelar City. After the destruction of Hinelar City, all traces of Javious were gone forever.
Fawfulcopter

The **Fawfulcopter** appeared in 2009 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Fawfulcopters are UFO-like enemies that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. They resemble Fawful, and they have a top section with Fawful eyes and a saucer bottom.

Fawful also communicates with Bowser via Fawfulcopter at various points in the game, via a mouth that comes out of the bottom on a rod. As such, Fawfulcopters often appear during cutscenes when Bowser is being controlled. They also appear in Peach's Castle, and hold keys which open certain doors in the castle. Bowser must chase them to get their keys, and once caught they will flee and hand over their key.

They also appear in battle in Bowser Path alongside Chain Chawfuls, where they float on the top screen. Bowser can inhale them, and Mario and Luigi can fight them. In lieu of an attack, they flash a red light, which summons more Chain Chawfuls; if inhaled, the alarm is effectively disabled. The Fawfulcopter does not have any attacks but it can escape Bowser's body if Mario and Luigi don't destroy it in two turns.

Fawfulcopters reappear in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*, also appearing as extremely common enemies in the *Bowser Jr.'s Journey* mode. They take critical damage against Swoops, Broozers, and red Para-Biddybuds. Their special skill is Discord which can lower the POW of anyone who takes damage from the attack.
Eyeless Witch

The **Eyeless Witch** is a blind female humanoid who consumes victims to gather more strength. The large finger-like structures on her back represent the people she consumed trying to escape her body.

To compensate for her blindness, the Witch has a number of servant creatures who act as her eyes, as she can see through them. These servants include a Faun, an Ogre, a Pixie and a Troll.

The Eyeless Witch was created by Laura Tyler for the spotlight challenge of the *Face Off* season 5 premiere of 2013.
Eyesmon

**Eyesmon** appeared in 2020 reboot TV series called *Digimon Adventures*. Eyesmon is a Demon Dragon Digimon. It is a Digimon capable of concealing itself in shadows. The more data it accumulates, the stronger it becomes, and its power surpasses even that of Ultimates depending on how much it has stored. It possesses many eyes, and does not miss any of the enemy's movements.

## Attack

* **Janengan** (邪念眼 lit. "Wicked Thought Eye"): A cursed beam fired from all of its eyes.
* **Deceptive Illusion** (愚幻 *Gugen*): Transforms the data it has accumulated into objects and uses them for offense and defense.
Earth Vellumental

The **Earth Vellumental** appeared in 2020 video game called *Paper Mario: The Origami King*. The Earth Vellumental is a Vellumental and the first boss fought in *Paper Mario: The Origami King*. It is a giant origami turtle with a color scheme that makes it resemble a Koopa Troopa. It resides in the Earth Vellumental Temple within Picnic Road, worshipped as a deity by the Koopa Troopas. Mario and Olivia encounter it after falling down a hole deep inside of the temple. It is based on the Black Tortoise.

The Earth Vellumental's shell is invulnerable to damage; as Jump attacks land there, they are ineffective. Instead, Mario must end up either in front of its legs, head, or tail (its main weak spot) and use a Hammer attack, dealing damage and causing the hit limb to retract.

When the Earth Vellumental attacks, if a leg was attacked the previous turn and the head is still exposed, it will use Sandblast. If the head was attacked and a leg is exposed, it will use Earthquake. If neither attack can be used, it will use Tremor Tail.

When battled the first time, Olivia will instruct Mario to hit the boss's front left leg, then its front right leg, before the player can choose their target.

Once the player thinks they are able to finish the Earth Vellumental off, the player can then hit its tail, which deals heavy damage to the boss and makes all of its limbs retract. It then uses Rough Landing and starts charging Mega Earthquake. The player must then use the 1,000-Fold Arms to grab its shell, flip it, and initiate a rush attack by hitting it multiple times. However, if the attack does not defeat the Earth Vellumental, it will use Terrepair. As such, the player must be wary of how much damage they think the rush attack will do and plan to hit the tail accordingly.

After defeating the Earth Vellumental, its Magic Circle appears, along with its Bibliofold. Olivia uses the Bibliofold to learn how to fold into the Vellumental, and uses it to raise the arena ground. Then, the power is used to lower Overlook Tower.

Additionally, in the first phase of his battle, King Olly may transform into the Earth Vellumental during his boss fight. If he does so, he will immediately charge up to use Mega Earthquake the next turn. Additionally, hitting his tail will not make it retract. Instead, Mario must use the Ice Vellumental to freeze him.
Firanda

**Firanda** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. A young Firanda has little control over her flames and can be a menace in the forest, suffering exile and rejection. However, once grown, Firanda helps to protect everything she loves with strength and wisdom.

Firanda is considered by many to be the precursor to what we know as Greenasaur. Unlike the latter, however, the chances to successfully breed her are roughly as small as the state of Rhode Island. Not only do you need to have two Legendary Monsters, who need to then create Panda and Turtle. Then, you need to breed those two together until you get Po's estranged sister. Even upon hatching, Firanda is a mere carbon-copy of Greenasaur with stronger moves.

To add it all up, while Firanda is an objective upgrade over Greenasaur, the effort needed to obtain her makes it not worthwhile, except for the most committed of players.
Fang Smash

The **Fang Smash** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Kamen Rider Build*. The unidentified Fang Smash (ファングスマッシュ *Fangu Sumasshu*) was the first Smash encountered by Sento Kiryu, seen only by flashback. Its Smash essence was used as the basis for an unknown Fullbottle.

As seen in a flashback, it was loose in the city when Sento was sent after in by Soichi Isurugi as his first opponent. Though it beat him up while unarmored, after transforming into Kamen Rider Build, Sento easily defeated it.
Faraday the Obscure

**Faraday the Obscure** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. When General Uria got fed up of VoltaiK getting more respect than him from the Thunder Army, he asked Tesaday, who also hated VoltaiK, for help to create a monster that could better the superhero. What they didn't realize is that the result of their project, Faraday will also defeat them both.

Faraday the Obscure was introduced as the first monster with Anticipation to counter dominant extra turn users at the time. His main gimmicks include spreading Tortures and dealing high damage with no cooldown. Like all other Nemesis monsters, he has dual move-type coverage, making him a decent choice to use on your team.
Firetaur

**Firetaur** appeared in 2013 videogame called *Monster Legends*. This nightmarish creature, although clumsy and slow, performs the most dangerous attacks of all the monsters in the world. A terrifying opponent but also a tremendous ally to have on your side.

Firetaur is a Fire and Dark Rare with power that rivals even that of Epics. Unfortunately he's unable to take advantage of his monstrous power due to the low damage output of his skills.
Fire Stalking Piranha Plant

The **Fire Stalking Piranha Plant** appeared in 2017 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions*. Fire Stalking Piranha Plants (sometimes abbreviated as **Fire Stalking Piranha Pl.** and **Fire Stalking P. Plant**) are fire-breathing variants of Stalking Piranha Plants that first appear in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions*. They appear as enemies and allies in the *Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser* mode, and are first encountered in the level Hunger Pains. They are Ranged troopers, and attack by spitting fireballs at enemies. Their special attack is Spitfire Fury, which allows them to spit multiple fireballs at a targeted enemy. They are strong against flammable enemies such as Pokeys and Fuzzbushes.

Fire Stalking Piranha Plants reappear as allies and enemies in the *Bowser Jr.'s Journey* mode in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*, where their Special is Spitball Fury.

In *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*, Fire Stalking Piranha Plants (just called **Fire Stalking Piranhas**) are mentioned briefly by Viridi during Palutena's Guidance dialogue for Piranha Plant. Unlike most other variations generally mentioned in order of appearance, they are listed between *Super Mario Galaxy* and *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* debuts. Big Piranhas, Nipper Spores, Big Fire Piranhas, and Small Piranhas are similarly listed out of order.
Dottler

**Dottler** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Pokémon Sword & Shield*. Dottler is a Radome Pokémon.

It barely moves, but it's still alive. Hiding in its shell without food or water seems to have awakened its psychic powers. As it grows inside its shell, it uses its psychic abilities to monitor the outside world and prepare for evolution.

Dottler is an insectoid Pokémon. It has an orange, blob-like body, though most of it is covered by its geometric shaped shell, with only its face and underside visible. It has cyan, beady, crystalline eyes similar to those of its pre-evolved form; a pair of blue feelers in a V-shape on each side of its face; and four blue feet under its body. Its shell is made up of yellow triangular surfaces with blue circles around the points where the edges of the triangles meet. These blue circles constantly flash from top to bottom.

The shell is so heavy, it prevents it from getting food to eat and water to drink, leaving very small holes to breath through. While growing inside, Dottler uses its shell to examine its environment, using its psychic powers to keep itself protected and gather information about its habitat until it evolves.
Filmloid

The **Filmloid** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The Filmloid (フィルムロイド *Furimuroido*) is a Metaloid that Enter created when he used the "project" (Miseru) Metavirus to infect a film projector to draw attention to the Go-Busters long enough for the FilmZord to arrive.

This Metaloid initially had the ability to project corporeal projections to fight for it, using this ability to create an evil team of fake Go-Busters during his first battle.

After the second day of the FilmZord's arrival and some of Enter's advice, the Filmloid hit the core Go-Busters (the secondary Busters were busy with preparations of handling the FilmZord) with a projection of the core Busters' desires from deep within their hearts. While it didn't fooled Blue Buster and Yellow Buster, Red Buster was suckered into it.

The Filmloid was deleted when a resolved Red Buster hit it with a charged shot from the Ichigan Buster in Special Buster Mode.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Holographic Projection**: Since Filmloid was created from a film projector, he used this ability to create an evil team of fake Go-Busters and later on the deep desires from within the actual Go-Busters' heart.

## See Also

* FilmZord
* Gamertron
Esmelter

**Esmelter** appeared in 2014 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Blazing metal is always a dangerous thing, and Esmelter is pure Metal and Fire. He has the ability to smelt as many arms as he needs, making him a deadly foe in combat.

Esmelter is a weak attacker in the uncommon category with low raw damage, a bad trait and many 50% effects. His saving grace are his stats and his decent amount of area attacks.
Fighting Flea

**Fighting Flea** appeared in season 1 of 1994 TV series called *Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers*. Fighting Flea is flea monster created by Finster, that could spread an itchy rash by biting his enemies.

He shrunk himself and hid inside a stray dog Jason was taking care of, with Jason getting the rash. During a battle with Putties, Jason decided to spread the rash to the Putties. Some special chemicals were used to cure Jason of the rash. In battle, Fighting Flea could blast lasers from his antennae. He was ultimately exterminated by the Megazord's Power Sword.

Trumpet Top later summoned an illusory Fighting Flea amongst other monsters as part of a plot to wear down the Rangers until Zordon saw through the plan.

In Part 1 of "Ninja Quest", Finster recreates Fighting Flea, Lizzinator, Octophantom, and Stag Beetle into helping Rito Revolto ambush the Power Rangers when they bring out their respectful Megazords. When preparing for the trap, Rito told the four monsters that they were taking the best hiding places where Fighting Flea reminds Rito that he's the bait in Lord Zedd's plan. The resulting fight resulted in the Rito and the monsters successfully destroying the White Tigerzord and Thunder Megazord.

Fighting Flea is among the monsters that attend Master Vile's End of the World Party.
Europan Creature

An unknown kind of bioluminescent tentacled creature was discovered by the first manned mission to Europa. It lives in the oceans beneath the ice in the region known as the Conamara Chaos, where the ice layer is thin enough to allow sunlight to pass through and microscopic algae to grow, and the seafloor is filled with hydrothermal vents that provide nutrients and energy for a strange yet thriving ecosystem.

This creature appears to be a rather intelligent predator; strong enough and cunning enough to break through the ice when detecting surface beings in order to drag them underwater, presumably to devour them or bring to other creatures below. This behavior might imply that there are naturally occurring life forms on the surface of Europa, on which it preys. However, it is equally possible that the creature had never encountered surface dwellers before and was displaying intelligent behavior.
Flaming Tiki Buzz

**Flaming Tiki Buzz** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. Flaming Tiki Buzzes are enemies that are featured in *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They are a variant of Tiki Buzzes that are engulfed in flames. Like their normal counterpart, Flaming Tiki Buzzes are drum-shaped Tikis with large, yellow noses, wings, and eyes carved into them. They also have dark tail feathers, and, as mentioned before, are on fire. Flaming Tiki Buzzes are most common in the Volcano world.

They act in a similar way to Tiki Buzzes, being able to fly up and down above gaps and other obstacles. However, unlike the latter, they cannot be jumped on because of their hot flames; any Kong that touches them takes damage and loses a heart. Flaming Tiki Buzzes can be defeated if a barrel is thrown at them. Additionally, the Kongs can put out their flames by blowing at them; this will make the Flaming Tiki Buzz temporarily vulnerable to jumps. However, Flaming Tiki Buzzes are usually flying in out-of-reach locations. Tiki Tong attacks with Flaming Tiki Buzzes during the second phase of his battle.
Experimental Body

The **Experimental Body** appeared in 2018 TV series called *Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger*. The Experimental Body (実験体 *Jikken Tai*) is a Chimera like guinea pig-themed Gangler Monster of the Interdimensional Crime Group Gangler, equipped with the following pieces from the Lupin Collection:

1: *Rogue/Les voyous*

2: *The wake up call/L'Appel de réveil*

3: *Crossing/Le croisement*

4: *Call Me/Appelle-moi*

5: *Your burning love/Ton amour brûlant*

The Experimental Body made it's sudden appearance after Yoshi Urazer's defeat from the hands of Patren Ugou. It's first move is cancel the union of the polices with it's Bad Boys in it's safe on it's left thigh. Then, Goche appeared and put in another Lupin Collection in Yoshi Urazer's broken safe, implanting it on the experiment's chest and fusing them with Gros calibre, enlarging the experiment in the process. The Patrangers use the Patkaiser to attempted stopping the rampaging safe abomination, though Goodstriker and and Patren X warn them not to do so, they were ignored their warning instantly. As result of ignoring their warning, Patkaiser was overwhelmed by the power of the experiment's powers, so powerful that even can deflect Bullet Strike without effort. By the time Lupinrangers arrived the scene, Patkaiser was defeated by the combination use of it's collection. Similar to the Goram, the Experiment is apparently mindless and only follows the orders of Goche.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Power Canceling**: Due to the *Rogue/Les voyous* Lupin Collection piece equipped in its Left Thigh safe, the Experimental Body is able to negate its opponent's powers.
* **Energy Shield**: Due to the *Call Me/Appelle-moi* Lupin Collection piece equipped in its Left Shoulder safe, the Experimental Body is able to project an energy shield to reflect the opponent's attacks.
* **Claw Slash**: Due to the *The wake up call/L'Appel de réveil* Lupin Collection piece equipped in its Right Forearm safe, the Experimental Body is able to launch energy claw slashes at its opponent.
* **Jump Kick**: Due to the *Crossing/Le croisement* Lupin Collection piece equipped in its Lower Right Leg safe, the Experimental Body is able to perform a powerful kick.
* **Fire Breath**: Due to the *Your burning love/Ton amour brûlant* Lupin Collection piece equipped in its Chest safe, the Experimental Body is able to launch fireballs from its mouth.
* **ICGG Blast**: By combining the strength of two Lupin Collections equipped in its Chest and Right Forearm safe, the Experimental Body can create a blast based on the Ganglers insignia that is able to create a strong impact blast capable of taking down any enemy in one strike.

## Gallery

"Rogues/Les voyous" Cellphone"Wake me up/L’Appel de réveil" Cellphone"Crossroads/Le croisement" Cellphone"Call me/Appelle-moi" Cellphone"Your burning love/Ton amour brûlant" Cellphone
Flame Mask-Guy

**Flame Mask-Guy** appeared in the video game called *Virtual Boy Wario Land*. They strongly resemble the common enemy Mask-Guy, although with spikes on its body and mask. Its nose releases flames, in the place of a spear on a regular Mask-Guy. When left alone, a Flame Mask-Guy's eyes will appear unfocused, with a limp nose. When it catches sight of Wario, its eyes will appear diluted, and its nose releases flames as it chases Wario. Flame Mask-Guys are also able to jump over small objects, such as a Flame Pot, as it chases Wario. If Wario sits out of reach on a tall object, such as a large block, the Flame Mask Guy will continually charge at the object until Wario either descends or leaves the area.

Like regular Mask-Guys, Wario is able to bump a Flame Mask-Guy's from behind to cause its mask to fall off. Its appearance without a mask is the same as a regular Mask-Guy. The two spikes on the mask appear blunt while they are unworn by the Flame Mask-Guy. They will run to retrieve their mask, increasing speed if Wario picks it up first. If Wario destroys the mask, the Flame Mask-Guy will also destroy itself.

Flame Mask-Guys may also be destroyed by the flames of Sea Dragon or King Dragon Wario, or any of Wario's physical attacks while avoiding its spikes. In Stage 11, luring them into flaming areas of the ground will also defeat them.
ExPanda

The **ExPanda** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Toriko*. The ExPanda is a large sapient panda bear that appears exclusively in the second Toriko x One Piece Collaboration Special.

It is a large bipedal panda beast with the standard white and black fur pattern that is common for its breed and it has an extremely muscular physique and humanoid hands. Its upper body is notably very muscular and large due its constant exercising. It wears a pair of orange pants which are held up by what appears to be a leather championship belt with a large gold buckle with the image of a crown on it. It also carries around a metal chest expander which it uses in its exercises.

Like the Kung Fu Mynah Birds and Raochutan of the island, the ExPanda mimicked the ways of the humans who once lived on the island, learning their culture, fighting style, exercise technique and how to wear clothes. It is very territorial but will not immediately attack on sight unless provoked, instead it'll attempt to scare off intruders by flexing its muscles and showing off with its chest expander. It seems to have a quite a liking for its exercise tool and will immediately become enraged if someone breaks it and will go on a rampage. Like the Kung Fu Mynah Bird, if defeated in battle it will become friendly to its opponents.

It is unknown if its meat is edible, however its sweat is a highly concentrated extract of pure Chinese flavor that speeds up one's metabolism.

When Toriko, Luffy and their group discovered the location of the Seafood Fruit they needed to cure Chopper of his Deep Sea Fever, they were confronted by a large ExPanda who tried to block their way and scare them off, however Zoro was not impressed by the beast and quickly cut its chest expander to pieces, greatly angering it and causing it to go on a rampage against Zoro and whilst he battled it, the group would go on to get the fruit. After they successfully retrieved the fruits they all set down and made a campfire to prepare the fruit and celebrate Chopper's recovery, and they were soon joined by a victorious Zoro and a befriended (although heavily bruised) ExPanda who sat down for a meal as well.

## Powers and Abilities

Due to its regular exercise routines, it possesses a great deal of physical strength and large muscle mass and can break its surrounding with ease. It can also deal swift and successive punches when on a rampage, however it is not very agile and despite its super strength, it is no match against the Straw Hats' swordsman.
Explosive Fighter Damnen

**Explosive Fighter Damnen** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choujinki Metalder*. Explosive FighterDamnen (ダムネン *Damunen*) is a red-eyed lizard-like mutant. He fights Gochak for the privilege of fighting Metalder in Episode 2, but loses when his head was twisted backwards by Gochak. Battling Gochak, Damnen reveals he can blast lightning-bolt like lasers from his eyes capable of draining energy. Even though he loses to Gochak, he survives. He appears in Episode 5 with Zakembor to spy on Top Gunder. Both are caught and punished by Valsky and Geldring. He is one of the monsters hunting Top Gunder. In Episode 8 he helps Hedogross fight Metalder. Damnen is badly injured fighting Hedogross Jr. in the Ghost Bank in Episode 15. In Episode 19, he fights Metalder in the Ghost Bank. In Episode 32, he appears alongside Geldring in the hunt for the rare plant. He is destroyed when Metalder kicks him off a cliff and explodes after landing at the bottom of the quarry. Other powers include burrowing, swimming, high jumping, and teleporting.
Flamigo

**Flamigo** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Flamigo is a Synchronize Pokémon.

This Pokémon apparently ties the base of its neck into a knot so that the energy stored in its belly does not escape from its beak. Thanks to a behavior of theirs known as “synchronizing,” an entire flock of these Pokémon can attack simultaneously in perfect harmony.

Flamigo is a tall, avian Pokémon resembling a flamingo. It is mostly pink, with a rounded body and wings, and a long serpentine neck that's tied into a knot at the base. It is said that Flamigo ties its neck into a knot to keep energy inside its belly from escaping. Flamigo also has long thin white legs with webbed feet, a white face, a curved beak with a black tip, and yellow eyes with black pupils.

Flocks of Flamigo are known to attack together in perfect harmony, via a behavior known as "synchronizing".

## Powers and Abilities

Flamigo is the only known Pokémon that can have Costar as an Ability.
Dreadrock

**Dreadrock** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Dreadrock snuck into Count Vlad’s castle for a little tour. Unfortunately for him, Count Vlad responded by throwing Dreadrock into the ground of the castle graveyard so hard that his body fused with the tombstones and corpses. Fortunately for him, this made Dreadrock a lot stronger and harder to kill.

Dreadrock, without beating around the bush here, is an awful excuse for an Earth element Tank. On paper, were he given the right tools to utilize, he'd be not half bad, however reality is much harsher than that. His self sustainment is very good and he has plenty of tools he can use there. A 0CD Self 25% Heal, a Self 50% Heal + Life Regen, Self Double Max Life + Torture Immunity, a Team 30% Heal, another self 25% Heal that's also a Taunt reset, and even a Self Torture Removal. When it comes to Sustain this monster is not low on options. However, good self sustain can only get a monster so far without the right kind of Trait and Taunt access, and sadly this is where Dreadrock completely fails. He only has a basic SC Self Taunt that lasts for an abysmal 1-Turn. The rest of his trait isn't worth mentioning. It also doesn't help that he doesn't have any other Taunt access other than his Self Taunt reset which also only lasts for 1-Turn. Even with all the sustainment in the world, it can only get you so far without good Taunt access, and sadly that's where Dreadrock fails. It's a shame really, it's very reminiscent of another monster who suffers from the same issue, Jacksepticeye. He can also be ran as an Attacker but he's terrible there too, having really low raw dmg output on top of an awful Strength stat. The rest of Dreadrock's Trait isn't even worth mentioning it's all just mediocre. His Relic slots are nice, Armor giving more bulk options and Trap giving plenty of other cool options, and both offering solid revenge options while your monster is getting damaged. Overall though Dreadrock isn't worth anything. Don't bother to use him in anywhere whether it be PvP or Wars he's not worth the team slot. Other than being a gimmicky Galactic Talent holder he won't have much else use.
Evolved Arachno-claw

**Evolved Arachno-claws** are sapient beings that evolved from Arachno-claws. Although their ancestors were scavengers, these creatures became intelligent enough to build traps and prey upon fresh meat. This species was created by Melissa Ebbe for a *Face Off* challenge. Melissa was deemed the most successful and won the challenge for this work.
Fire Piranha Plant

The **Fire Piranha Plant** appeared in 1988 video game called *Super Mario Bros. 3*. A Fire Piranha Plant (also called a **Fire Piranha**, and originally known as **Venus Fire Trap**) is a variety of Piranha Plant that can shoot fireballs, and some have the ability to fire three at a time. They come in either green or red varieties. Its original name, Venus Fire Trap, is a play on the name of a real life carnivorous plant, the Venus flytrap. The Ice Piranha Plant is the polar opposite of the Fire Piranha Plant.
Falcomon

**Falcomon** appeared in the 2005 manga called *Digimon Next*. Falcomon is a Bird Digimon. It lives on 3000m-tall mountains, but as its wings are not very developed, it's not so much able to fly, as it is to glide, so instead it's able to run about the craggy mountains at great speed, using its powerful leg strength. Because it has a rough temperament, you must be careful because if you approach carelessly, you will get fiercely attacked.

## Attacks

* **Scratch Smash**: Scratches with its wing claws.
* **Falco Rush**: Unleashes an attack through its powerful leg strength.
Eric Brooks

**Eric Brooks** aka **Blade** appeared in the 1973 comic book called *The Tomb of Dracula*. He is the main protagonist from the movie of the same name and its two sequels as well, he is a half-human and half-vampire (or alternatively known as a Dhampir) that hunts pure evil vampires to protect the Earth from bloodsuckers. He is portrayed by Wesley Snipes.
Eurasian Lynx

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

She has beige hair with brown markings on it as well as pair of lynx's ears on her head as well as its tail. She wear a pair of glasses, a beige coat, socks and skirt with brown spots, a pair of mittens and boots.

Ranging across wide environments spanning Eurasia is the Eurasian Lynx, the largest among the lynx species. Extirpated from West Europe, the Eurasian Lynx now roams habits such as boreal and montante forests, as well as forest-steppes. In the more extreme mountainous regions, the Eurasian Lynx will likely descend to the lowlands in search of more abundant prey, as well as to escape some of the harsher mountain climates.

With males weighing up to a maximum of 30 kilograms and females reaching a maximum of 21 kg, the Eurasian Lynx compensates for its rather large weight with large webbed paws that evenly distribute its weight, allowing it to navigate snowdrifts more easily. Unlike most other cats, the Eurasian has a rather short and stubby tail, notable for its dark black tip. Secretive, the Eurasian does not often leave obvious tracks, but it does make noises which include : hisses, growls, mewls, purrs, with mating calls being significantly louder.

Its fur coat changes to help improve camouflage year round. In the summer, the hairs are short, reddish, and brown. The colors tend to more vivid the closer an individual lives to the equator. The coat transforms when winter arrives, morphing into a silky and very thick coat that can range from silvery to light brown for camouflage in both the heavy snow drifts as well as the backdrop of the barren mountains. Many individuals have a mottled appearance, with spots being common in the Eurasian Lynx.

The Eurasian Lynx has a widespread diet, preying upon animals such as wild boar, red fox, moose, roe deer, red deer, birds, hares, rabbits, and mice. Especially towards larger prey such as moose, the cat is rather small, but effort is paid off with large kills. The Eurasian Lynx heavily favorites Ungulate prey, being the only Lynx species that has Ungulates as a majority part of its diet. They do face competition and prey to wolves. Wolves are known to directly attack Lynxes, while Wolverines tend to steal kills made by the Eurasian Lynx, reducing its food supply.
Fampira

**Fampira** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Count Vlad was outraged when his youngest daughter Fampira told him she was bored of Monstelvania and was leaving to follow Metalhëad's band on their Underworld Tour. Now she's friends with some of the baddest monsters around.

Fampira shows by how much she performs similarly to her old man; Life Steal, Bleed, Daze, Nightmares, and stamina removal. She can't really do too much outside of these. She's definitely not recommended more than half the time, especially if you already have better Cursers.
FanZord

The **FanZord** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The FanZord (ファンゾード, *Fanzōdo*) is a MegaZord Beta sent to collect Enetron with Fanloid's data, most notably the turbine on it's chest. It also had wings, allowing this MegaZord to fly.

It had arrived 3 kilometers above the usual drop height and flew way above the heads of the Go-Busters, and thus had the advantage on the grounded CB-01 Ace. When Yoko arrived and attempted to clash with this MegaZord, the FanZord used the turbine to blow RH-03 into the distance.

After sucking up some Enetron, Ryuji arrived in GT-02, and quickly assumed Animal Mode.

The FanZord was soon shut down when GT-02 Gorilla catapulted CB-01 Ace into the sky, allowing the built-in boosters to propel Ace well into range, and was hit by a charged slash.

## See Also

* Fanloid
* Turbodrone
Fire Brain

The **Fire Brain** appeared in 1988 TV series called *Choujuu Sentai Liveman*. Fire Brain is a Brain Beast in *Choujuu Sentai Liveman*. Sent to help Gash in his mission, this monster can unleash torrents of flame from his dragon-head hands. After a rage-filled Yellow Lion defeats this monster upon Hanako's death, the Livemen use the Biomotion Buster to destroy the monster. Reformed into a giant by Gash, this monster was destroyed by the Live Robo.