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The 11th Street Catholic Cemetery

Built in 1832 to replace Old St. Patrick’s overflowing graveyard on Mulberry Street, the Eleventh Street Catholic Cemetery stretched from the east side of First Avenue to Avenue A. Fifteen years, and forty thousand corpses later, tenements sprouted up around the graveyard, and the city banned burials in Manhattan, forcing the Eleventh Street cemetery to lock its gates. The 11th St. Catholic Cemetery was the Headquarters for The Humpty Jackson Gang.
Polearm

Polearm

One of the initially unlocked Breeds, evolution requirement is 5 levels in Knight.

Template:Health

Bonus Effect: +10 Health per unspent skill point.

## Description

Deliberate and deeply self-confident. Their skill and disposition command respect, even from the most cultivated breeds.

## Skills

Skewer (Template:Range, Template:Damage)

Skewer 2 (Template:Range, Template:Damage)
Template:Shape

Skewer 3 (Template:Range, Template:Damage)
Template:Shape

Repulse (Template:Range, Template:Damage, step into knockback 1)

Repulse 2 (Template:Range, Template:Damage, step into knockback 1)

Jump (Template:Range, Template:Damage, moves caster to target, knockback 1)
Template:Shape

Praise (Template:Range, Template:Health, promote 2)

Praise 2 (Template:Range, Template:Health, promote 2)
Template:Shape

Inspire (Template:Range, Template:Health, hits all allies within range, applies 'inspired' for 480 ticks, reduces the effect of unnerve by 1, immunity to knockback and pull)

Charge (Template:Range, Template:Damage, charge with adjacent allies, dealing damage to enemies in your path)

Protective (passive): adjacent allies take 40% less damage.
Level 2 (Bikdip's Adventure 2)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo**. For other dungeons known as Level 2, see Level 2 (disambiguation).*

### Item(s)

Block of Cheese
Bow
Arrows
Heart Piece

### Reward(s)

Heart Container
Triforce of Wisdom Piece

### Music

*Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!* - Pokey Pipes

**Level 2** (a.k.a. **Well, Well, it's a Well**) is a dungeon in *Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 2 is entered through a staircase in the north-east of the overworld. The interior of the dungeon has dark blue walls and floors, and is played from a side-scrolling perspective.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 2's shape resembles a stick figure, with the feet containing a Key and a Block of Cheese, the left arm containing the entrance, the right arm containing the Triforce piece, and the head containing the Bow, Arrows, and a Heart Piece. The boss of Level 2 is a blue Gohma, which guards the Triforce piece. A secret area accessible from the Triforce room gives a hint for a sidequest after the player defeats a pair of Floating Skulls. The dungeon contains a mixture of both combat and puzzles, as well as several dark rooms that can be lit using fire.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Gel (Tribble)
* Keese (Blue)
* Octorok (Fast Blue, Slow Blue, Fast Red)
* Shooting Statue
* Vire
* Floating Skull\*

\* only in an optional secret area

## Trivia

* In *Bikdip's Adventure*, the entrance to this dungeon instead leads to a cave containing a man who says, *"What do I look like, a cat? Of course I don't know why I'm here!"*
* As the Triforce Piece in this dungeon is not required until the player enters the new Level 9, it is possible to wait until switching to Bikdark before collecting it, humorously resulting in the cutscene showing Bikdark being angry that he beat himself to the Triforce Piece.
Ida the Goose War

**Ida the Goose War** is a major gang war between members of the Gopher Gang and saloonkeeper Chick Tricker's faction of the Eastman Gang.

## History

After being lured away from Hell's Kitchen by a member of Tricker's gang, she performed as the belle of the *Cafe Maryland* and refused the Gopher's demands to leave her newfound West 28th Street home.

Allowing the matter to be settled between the Gophers and his own underlings, four men entered the Cafe Maryland in October 1910. After drinking for several minutes, Burger protested their presence and the four gunmen opened fire on the six rival gang members seriously wounding five of them. Burger's lover, hiding behind the bar with two bartenders, was forced to come out and face the Gophers. Burger, apparently disillusioned by his cowardice, allegedly shoved him out into the open and supposedly said *"Say youse! Come out and take it."* With the lone gangster on his knees, each of the four Gophers fired a bullet into his head before returning with Burger to Hell's Kitchen.
Richie Fritzpatrick

**Richard "Richie" Fitzpatrick** (1880 – November 1, 1904) was a top gunman in the Monk Eastman gang in New York City. He had defected from the Five Points Gang in the early 1900s; he was active during the late 1890s until his murder in 1904.

Fitzpatrick had joined the Five Points Gang under Paul Kelly (born Paolo Antonio Vaccarelli) in the late 1890s. During the Kelly-Eastman gang war in 1903, Fitzpatrick defected to the Eastman Gang, along with "Kid Twist" Max Zwerbach; they both became top lieutenants. After Monk Eastman was arrested and imprisoned in 1904, Fitzpatrick and Zwerbach began fighting over leadership of the Eastman gang, eventually splitting the gang into separate factions.

On November 1, 1904 while attending a peace conference at a Sheriff Street saloon in the New York Chrystie Street neighborhood, Fitzpatrick was shot to death before the peace talks began. His killer was suspected of being Harris Dahl, aka Kid Dahl, friend of arch-rival Kid Twist. Several weeks later, "Kid Twist" lieutenant Vach "Cyclone Louie" Lewis led an attack that resulted in the murders of the remainder of the Fitzpatrick faction.
Stuyvesant Casino

**Stuyvesant Casino** was a nightclub located in what is now the Ukrainian National Home at 140-142 Second Avenue (between Ninth St. and St. Mark's Place) in Manhattan's East Village. It opened in 1910 and was owned and operated by Gerson Schmidt and later his son, through the 1950s. In its early years it was a home for organized crime, especially so-called Jewish gangsters in the early 20th century before becoming a home for Dixieland Jazz in the 1940s.
August Belmont II

**August Belmont II** is a banker and sportsman. Son of New York banker and socialite August Belmont and Catherine Slidell Perry. He attended Harvard, graduating in 1874, and entered the family banking business, run by his father until his death in 1890.

Known mostly as a socialite, August II nevertheless continued the family banking tradition. Much of the family business was built upon the relationship of his father with the Rothschilds.  In 1900, he was instrumental in helping finance the New York subway system, which opened in 1904. In addition,
Bog Troll

An enemy.

Template:Health

## Skills

Spew Sludge (Template:Range, Template:Damage, Template:Height, Template:Water, breaks destructible objects, knockback 1)
Template:Shape

Headstrong (passive): -1 unnerve

Insult (Template:Range, Template:Damage, unnerve 2)

Rage (passive): When hit, gain 10 bonus power until next action
Graz

*Until the 1977 Strange Rights Act, all Graz were banned from partaking in relay races due to what their critics described as "slippery tactics". Thankfully, this controversy is now a thing of the past.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip Returns*

**Graz** is a Strange Creature first seen in *Bargo the Bikdip Returns*.

It evolves into Kez by beating Steck, which evolves into Steck by biting the wind.

## Appearances

### *Bargo the Bikdip Returns*

In Chapter 22, while Bargo and co. are training in the woods, they find a group of Grazes and kill them easily.
Five Points

**Five Points** (or **The Five Points**) was a 19th-century neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, New York City. The neighborhood, partly built on land that had filled in the freshwater lake known as the Collect Pond, was generally defined as being bound by Centre Street to the west, the Bowery to the east, Canal Street to the north, and Park Row to the south. The Five Points gained international notoriety as a densely populated, disease-ridden, crime-infested slum that existed for over 70 years.

Through the twentieth century, the former Five Points area was gradually redeveloped, with streets changed or closed. The area is now occupied by the Civic Center to the west and south, which includes major federal, state, and city facilities. To the east and north, the former Five Points neighborhood is now part of Manhattan's Chinatown.
Lenox Avenue Gang

**Lenox Avenue Gang** is a Harlem based gang affliated with The Eastman Gang under Jack Zelig. The Lenox Avenue Gang is lead by Gyp the Blood.

## History

The Lenox Avenue Gang was started in the early 1900s by Horowitz as an independent group of around twenty members. It consisted mostly of pickpockets and burglars, under Jack Zelig's Eastman Gang. Mainly operating around 125th Street in Harlem, then a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, the gang generally committed muggings and robberies, but Zelig occasionally hired them for murder.

Under Horowitz's leadership, the gang produced many of the top criminals of the early century, including Jacob Seidenschner, Louis Rosenberg, and Francesco Cirofici. Prominent New York police detective Val O'Farrell ranked Cirofici as "one of the toughest men in the world", and police suspected Cirofici of at least six homicides. However, they were unable to charge him due to lack of evidence. An associate of the gang, Cirofici's girlfriend Dutch Sadie was known to carry a butcher knife in her clothing, and she assisted Cirofici in several muggings.

While successful in its early years, the gang was brought down after they were hired to murder gambler Herman Rosenthal, a suspected police informant who had complained to the press about police extorting too much of his profits. Horowitz, Seidenshner, Rosenberg, and Cirofici drove to the Metropole Hotel in the early morning of July 16, 1912. After Rosenthal left the hotel about 2 a.m., they shot him several times and fled the scene. The gangsters were seen by dozens of witnesses and were quickly arrested. When questioned, they told police that they were hired by New York Police Department Lieutenant Charles Becker, who had ordered Rosenthal's death after he had informed on Becker.

Gyp the Blood, Jacob Seidenschner, Lefty Louis Rosenberg, and Francesco Cirofici were charged with the murder of Rosenthal. They were each convicted and sentenced to death in the electric chair. They were executed at Sing Sing on April 13, 1914. With the loss of these leaders, the Lenox Avenue Gang disbanded entirely within several months. Becker was also convicted on charges of murder and executed in 1915.

## Members

 Frank Cirofici
 Louis Rosenberg
 Jacob Siedenschier
Jack “Eat Em Up” McManus

Jack McManus and Paul Kelly

**Jack “Eat ‘Em Up” McManus** is a boxer and bouncer as well as a close associate to Paul Kelly.

## History

### Association with Paul Kelly

Jack earned a living with his fists from the beginning, eventually following his knuckles to New York City. McManus was a lightweight boxing champ and prizefighter, he was legendary for beating his opponents with his big hammy hands. McManus was also associates with Paul Kelly, the leader of the notorious Five Points gang. Paul Kelly hired Eat ‘Em Up Jack as bouncer at Kelly’s Little Naples Café and New Brighton Hall.

### Conflict with Chick Tricker

McManus had a rivalry with Chick Tricker a member of the Monk Eastman gang. One night Chick Tricker drunkenly wandered into Kelly’s club and insulted the showgirls. McManus stepped in, throwing Tricker out of the bar. During the scuffle, a challenge was issued later that night, Eat Em Up and Tricker traded pistol shots under the shadow of the 3rd Avenue Elevated Line, Jack put two slugs in Tricker’s leg and walked away unscathed. But Tricker swore revenge. The next day Eat ‘Em Up was walking through the Bowery. Just as he got to the corner of Bleeker Street, a burly hoodlum named Sardinia Frank stepped from the shadows clutching a gas pipe wrapped in newspaper and hit McManus on top of the head. McManus died in Belleview Hospital.
Sai Wing Mock

**Sai Wing Mock** (aka **Mock Duck**) (1879 – July 23, 1941) was a Chinese-American criminal and leader of the Hip Sing Tong, which replaced the On Leong Tong as the dominant Chinese-American Tong in the Manhattan Chinatown in the early 1900s.

## Early criminal career

Mock Duck arrived in the United States during the late 1890s, settling in New York's Chinatown, where he formed the Hip Sing Tong, a minor criminal organization. Within a few years, Mock Duck challenged Tom Lee and the On Leong Tong for control of criminal activities in Chinatown, and for the police and political protection of Tammany Hall.

## Chinatown kingpin

In 1900, Mock Duck demanded half of Lee's revenue from illegal gambling operations. When Lee refused, within 48 hours Mock Duck declared a Tong war against the On Leongs. Hip Sing men set one of Lee's boarding houses on fire, which resulted in the deaths of two men. In another incident, an On Leong man was decapitated by two Hip Sing hatchetmen, and open warfare began in Chinatown.

One Chinatown historian describes Mock Duck in 1904 as "strutting around on Pell Street, covered in diamonds," adding that, at that time, "Mock Duck is firmly in control of the Hip Sing, his sinister image bolstered by his long, lethal-looking fingernails, which signal he is too grand to do the dirty work he assigns to others."
Chinese arrested after Mock Duck and Tom Lee factions' shooting in Chinatown on January 24, 1906
Mock Duck survived repeated attempts on his life and wore a chain mail vest. He was named by the press the "Clay Pigeon of Chinatown" and the "Mayor of Chinatown". During several attempts on his life, Mock Duck reportedly squatted down in the street and fired at his attackers with two handguns with his eyes closed.
*Tie You* in March 1906, wife of Sai Wing Mock, leader of Hip Sing Tong organization in Chinatown, New York City
After Lee put a bounty on Mock Duck and the rest of the Hip Sings, Mock Duck formed an alliance with the rival Four Brothers Tong. Mock Duck took advantage of the reform crusade started by Charles Parkhurst. Duck posed as a businessman, and supplied information on the On Leong criminal operations to Parkhurst, including addresses. The authorities raided On Leong opium dens and gambling houses on Pell and Doyers Streets. However, Mock Duck held back the addresses of the more lucrative Mott Street operations for leverage against Lee. The warring Tongs signed a truce in 1906, but the Hip Sings and the On Leongs were again at war the following year.

Mock Duck finally defeated Lee in the "Bow Kum" Tong war of 1909–1910. He was arrested several times during the next decade, during which time a number of attempts were made on his life. But he was convicted only once in 1912, for operating a policy game, and served two years imprisonment in Sing Sing Prison.
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Harris Dahl, aka Kid Dahl

Friend of Kid Twist.

On November 1, 1904 while attending a peace conference at a Sheriff Street saloon in the New York Chrystie Street neighborhood, Fitzpatrick was shot to death before the peace talks began. His killer was suspected of being Harris Dahl, aka Kid Dahl, friend of arch-rival Kid Twist. Several weeks later, "Kid Twist" lieutenant Vach "Cyclone Louie" Lewis led an attack that resulted in the murders of the remainder of the Fitzpatrick faction.
Level 8 (Bikdip's Adventure 2)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo**. For other dungeons known as Level 8, see Level 8 (disambiguation).*

### Item(s)

Wand
Fire Boomerang
Book of Magic
Heart Piece

### Reward(s)

Heart Container
Triforce of Wisdom Piece

### Boss(es)

Floating Skull (Expanding Ring)
Floating Skull (Oval Ring)
Skeleton fish (x5)

### Music

*Donkey Kong Country* - Life in the Mines

**Level 8**, (a.k.a. **It's All Mine(s)**, the **Four-Point Mines**, or the **Caves of Manikvraad**) is a dungeon in *Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 8 has four entrances, each on the edge of a ring-shaped rock in a large lake in the central part of the overworld, which can only be reached by navigating a looping screen and then walking across the lake using the Medallion of Water. Each entrance leads to different part of the same connected area. The interior of the dungeon is a set of flooded mines with brown rocks, a green background, and gray ladders and crystals.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 8 is much more open than most other levels. As the dungeon's goal is not only to beat the boss, two Floating Skulls (one Expanding Ring and one Oval Ring) and collect the Triforce piece they guard, but to collect six Keys as well, this dungeon is more exploration-based, with many valid paths through the level. The level is played from a side-scrolling perspective, like Level 2, and loops horizontally, meaning the dungeon is cylindrical in shape. At various points, progress is blocked by crystals that can only be destroyed using the Hammer, and several rooms are inaccessible without opening a passage using Bombs. Part of the dungeon is underwater, though this does not affect Bargo's movement. At multiple points, the Hookshot can be used to latch onto ladders. A secret area can be accessed by walking off of a ladder near the upper right corner of the map, as hinted by another secret area, and contains a friendly Moblin who gives you 999 Rupees (which you can only hold if you have the Large Rupee Bag) and provides directions to another secret area in the overworld.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Digdogger (Three Kids)
* Keese (Black, Blue)
* Manhandla
* Dloran
* Wizzrobe (Floating, Teleporting)

## Trivia

* This level's name as given by Ganon in the cutscene before the fight against Bikdark, the **Caves of Manikvraad** is a reference to a recurring Let's Play video title used by BikdipOnABus, though he does not remember where he originally got the name from, if anywhere.
* The cave tiles used for this dungeon were ripped from the 1991 Game Boy game *Metroid II: Return of Samus* and colored.
* In *Bikdip's Adventure*, the entrances to this dungeon instead led to Level 4, and there were docks outside these entrances to and from which Bargo could travel using the Raft.
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Monker

*This SC is extremely dexterous, and members of this species alone invented 22 out of the 45 known types of knot.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip**Bikdip RPG: Legend of the Seven Felfs* (unused)

**Monker** is a Strange Creature introduced in *Bargo the Bikdip*. It does not evolve from or into any other Strange Creature.

## Gallery

Monker's sprite from Bikdip RPG.Monker walking.
Parofonkialifabuncsilationestimaturelanjopanahaas

*This SC's name is too long to fit into the name fields in our database. This is a known issue and will be fixed in the upcoming 1.92 version.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip Returns**Bargo the Bikdip: The Time Beyond Three Times*

**Parofonkialifabuncsilationestimaturelanjopanahaas** is a Strange Creature first seen in *Bargo the Bikdip Returns*.

It evolves from Eh by beating a Parofonkialifabuncsilationestimaturelanjopanahaas.

## Appearances

### *Bargo the Bikdip Returns*

Mini-me's Eh evolves into a Parofonkialifabuncsilationestimaturelanjopanahaas after defeating Bargo.
Johnny Torrio

**John Donato Torrio** (born **Donato Torrio i**s an Italian born-American mobster who helped build the Chicago Outfit in the 1920s later inherited by his protégé Al Capone. Torrio proposed a National Crime Syndicate in the 1930s and later became an adviser to Lucky Luciano and his Luciano crime family.

Torrio's gang ran legitimate businesses, but its main concern was the numbers game, supplemented by incomes from bookmaking, loan sharking, hijacking, prostitution, and opium trafficking. Capone and De Stefano were members of the Juniors, and soon graduated up to the Five Points Gang itself. Torrio eventually hired Al Capone and his buddy Jimmy The Shiv DeStefano to bartend at the Harvard Inn, a bar in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn owned by Torrio's business associate, Francesco Ioele (a.k.a. Frankie Yale).

## Background

### Early life

Torrio was born in Irsina (then known as Montepeloso), Basilicata, in Southern Italy, to Tommaso Torrio and Maria Carluccio originally from Altamura, Apulia. When he was two his father, a railway employee, died in a work accident; shortly after, Torrio immigrated to James Street on the Lower East Side of New York City with his widowed mother in December 1884. She later remarried.

His first jobs were as a porter and bouncer in Manhattan. While he was a teenager, he joined a street gang together with another James Street resident Robert Vanella and became its leader; he eventually managed to save enough money and opened a billiards parlor for the group, and from there grew illegal activities such as gambling and loan sharking. Torrio's business sense caught the eye of Paul Kelly, the leader of the Five Points Gang. Torrio's gang ran legitimate businesses, but its main concern was the numbers game, supplemented by incomes from bookmaking, loan sharking, hijacking, prostitution, and opium trafficking. Al Capone, who worked at Kelly's club, admired Torrio's quick mind and looked to him as his mentor.

Capone had belonged to the Junior Forty Thieves, the Bowery Boys and the Brooklyn Rippers; they soon moved up to the Five Points Gang. Torrio eventually hired Capone to bartend at the Harvard Inn, a bar in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn owned by Torrio's business associate, Frankie Yale.
Level 7 (Bikdip's Adventure)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Bikdip's Adventure**. For other dungeons known as Level 7, see Level 7 (disambiguation).*

### Music

*Sonic the Hedgehog* - Labyrinth Zone

**Level 7** is a dungeon in *Bikdip's Adventure*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 7 is entered through a dead hollowed-out tree in a grassy valley in the north-east of the map. The only obstacle blocking the entrance is a bush that disappears when a particular bush nearby is burned. However, reaching the area requires passage through the Forest of Crappiness and a desert. The interior of the dungeon has bluish-gray walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 7 seems relatively simple at first, especially with the map only indicating a small number of lowercase 'h' shaped set of rooms. However, as Bargo progresses through the dungeon, he encounters several NPCs who inform him of the true size of the dungeon: one which tells him the dungeon is actually a capital 'H' and another which reveals that the entire rectangle is full of rooms with a more complex arrangement than the previous dungeons. Additionally, Level 7 has no main item that is required to be collected for progress, with the Magical Sword being the only major item in the dungeon and being optional. The boss is a 12-Headed Gleeok which guards one of the Triforce pieces. However, keeping with this dungeon's subversion of what is typical for dungeons in this game prior to this point, the Triforce does not remove Bargo from the dungeon, and further progress is only possible by finding an alternative exit from the dungeon.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Aquamentus
* Armos
* Bubble (Flashing)
* Darknut (Blue)
* Digdogger (3 Kids)
* Dodongo
* Gohma (Blue)
* Keese
* Manhandla
* Shooting Statue
* Spike Trap

## Trivia

* In *Bikdip's Adventure 2*, the entrance to this dungeon no longer exists, though traveling north from this screen through a new gap in the rocks leads to Level 4.
* This dungeon features the only instance in the series where collecting a Triforce Piece does not cause Bargo to leave the area.
Level 6 (disambiguation)

**Level 6**  may refer to:

* Level 6 (Bikdip's Adventure)
* Level 6 (Mitch)
* Level 6 (HADHAD's First Adventure)
* Level 6 (Bikdip's Adventure 2)

*This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title "**Level 6**".
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.*
Level 4 (Bikdip's Adventure)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Bikdip's Adventure**. For other dungeons known as Level 4, see Level 4 (disambiguation).*

### Music

*The Legend of Zelda* - Dungeon

**Level 4** is a dungeon in *Bikdip's Adventure*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 4 is entered through four different cave entrances in a rocky outcropping in the middle of a mountain lake in the center of the map. It requires use of the Raft to reach. The interior of the dungeon has dark green walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 4 is made up of four small sets of three rooms each, which must be traversed in a specific order (north-west, south-west, north-east, south-east). Each set of rooms is a straight path leading to an item guarded by enemies. The main item of Level 4 is the Stepladder, which can be found at the end of the south-west set of rooms blocked by a hungry Goriya. The dungeon also contains a Block of Cheese in the north-west set of rooms which allows Bargo to get past the Goriya. The boss of Level 4 is a Three-Headed Gleeok, which is found in the south-east set of rooms and which guards one of the Triforce pieces. Overall, Level 4 is very simple and quick to complete.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Darknut (Blue, Red)
* Dodongo
* Lanmola (Red)
* Like Like
* Moldorm
* Pols Voice

## Trivia

* In *Bikdip's Adventure 2*, the entrances to this dungeon are no longer accessible using the Raft, as the docks are gone. Instead, the Medallion of Water must be used to walk across the water. The entrances also lead to Level 8 instead of leading to this dungeon.
* In the unfinished *Bikdip's Adventure 1 Remake* developed by Local\_Dr00g which BikdipOnABus played during his channel's 15th anniversary special, this dungeon was called **Four Eyed Temple**, and included numerous changes, such as replacing the mountain lake the dungeon was originally located at with a small desert (thus no longer requiring use of the raft to access the dungeon entrances), making the dungeon larger and require entering the entrances in a different order (sometimes multiple times), and changing the aesthetic of the dungeon interior to be deteriorated, with parts of the floors having given way to sand.
Mohabed

**Mohabed** is a Strange Creature.

It evolves into JipperMunky by beating Skrumpei, which evolves into Skrumpei by weighing the same as a duck.

## Trivia

* Mohabed's original artwork is 56x55 pixels in size, making it 1 pixel shorter in height than most other Strange Creatures. It shares this trait with JipperMunky and Skrumpei.
Belleview Hospital

**Bellevue Hospital** is a hospital in New York City located at 462 First Avenue in the Kips Bay neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.

## History

### City reorganization

In 1902, the administrative Bellevue and Allied Hospitals organization were formed by the city, under president John W. Brannan. B&AH also included Gouverneur Hospital, Harlem Hospital, and Fordham Hospital. B&AH opened doors to female and black physicians. In the midst of a tuberculosis epidemic a year later, the Bellevue Chest Service was founded.

Bellevue opened the nation's first ambulatory cardiac clinic in 1911, followed by the Western Hemisphere's first ward for metabolic disorders in 1917. New York City's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner began on the second floor in 1918. German spy and saboteur Fritz Joubert Duquesne escaped the hospital prison ward in 1919 after having feigned paralysis for nearly two years.
Level 6 (Bikdip's Adventure)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Bikdip's Adventure**. For other dungeons known as Level 6, see Level 6 (disambiguation).*

### Music

*Sonic the Hedgehog* - Marble Zone

**Level 6** is a dungeon in *Bikdip's Adventure*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 6 is entered through a staircase underneath an Armos next to a small pond and stone structure in a mountainous area in the center of the map (spatially located directly south of the entrances to Level 4). The interior of the dungeon has brown walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 6, like most dungeons in Bikdip's Adventure, is largely linear. It contains more puzzles than the previous dungeons and its combat encounters are not significantly more difficult than they will have been up to this point. The main item of Level 6 is the Ocarina, which is required in order to defeat the bosses, a pair of Digdoggers which guard one of the Triforce pieces, by causing them to each split into three 'kids' which are vulnerable to damage, unlike their larger combined forms.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Armos
* Bubble (Blue, Flashing, Red)
* Ghini
* Keese
* Pols Voice
* Rope (Flashing)
* Shooting Statue
* Spike Trap
* Wizzrobe (Blue, Red)

## Trivia

* In *Bikdip's Adventure 2*, the entrance to this dungeon no longer exists, though a staircase can be found underneath a different Armos on the same screen, which leads to Level 5.
Gas House Gang

## The Gas House Gang

**The Gas House Gang** was a New York City street gang during the late nineteenth century.

Founded in the 1890s, the Gas House Gang was based in the Gas House district of Manhattan and controlled the area along Third Avenue from 11th to 18th Street. Specializing in armed robbery, the gang was estimated to have committed between 30 and 40 robberies a night as well as extorting money from local residents and operating brothels. The gang continued to control the district for over two decades until it was eventually absorbed by the Five Points Gang in 1910.

 William Jones
Atmobob (species)

*This article is about the species of Strange Creature. For the character from the Bargo the Bikdip series, see Atmobob (character).*

## Atmobob

*This SC's lack of color is speculated to be linked to its inability to feel love or joy.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip**Bargo the Bikdip: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut*
*Bargo the Bikdip: The Time Beyond Three Times*
*Bargo the Bikdip's Hyper Kawaii High School Adventure-Chan*

**Atmobob** is a Strange Creature introduced in *Bargo the Bikdip*.

It evolves from Elementino by getting hit by a hammer 42 times. It is the final form of Eeterbo.

## Appearances

### *Bargo the Bikdip: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut*

Atmobob joined the Companions as an Elementino in Chapter 36, and evolved into Atmobob in the same chapter.

## Moveset

* Eye Lazer
* Dark Night

## Gallery

Atmobob's updated artwork.Atmobob's sprite from *Bikdip's Adventure 2*.
Level 4 (HADHAD's First Adventure)

*This article is about the dungeon in **HADHAD's First Adventure**. For other dungeons also known as Level 4, see Level 4 (disambiguation).*

### Item(s)

Master Sword
Magical Boomerang
Heart Container
Lens of Truth
Magical Shield

### Reward(s)

Heart Container
Triforce Piece

### Boss(es)

Aquamentus
Gohma (Blue)

### Music

*Castlevania* - Wicked Child

**Level 4** is a dungeon in *HADHAD's First Adventure*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 4 is accessed through a stone gate in the south central part of the overworld, blocked by red blocks that must be destroyed using a Super Bomb. The interior of the dungeon has dark blue walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 4 is mostly linear, with a few short branches off of the main path. The main item of Level 4 is the Lens of Truth, though it also contains the Master Sword, the Magical Boomerang, the Magical Shield, and an extra Heart Container aside from the one dropped by the bosses, an Aquamentus and a Blue Gohma, which guard the Triforce Piece.

#### Minor Enemies and Traps

* Armos
* Keese (Black, Blue)
* Moldorm
* Patra (Expanding Cricle)
* Shooting Statue
* Spike Traps
* Stalfos (Sword Beam)
* Wallmaster
* Wizzrobe (Blue, Red)

## Trivia

* This dungeon is shaped like the word "hi" written with capital letters. This is also written on the floor of one of the rooms in the dungeon.

## Gallery

A visual guide to the invisible maze. The pink-tinted areas are solid, the cyan-tinted square is water, and the rest is walkable.
Flhürgen

**Flhürgen** is a Strange Creature.

It evolves into Plürbi by beating Über, which evolves into Über when it stops sucking!

## Appearances

Flhürgens appear as Bikdark's foot soldiers. They serve as prison guards and minor enemies, carrying out low-level tasks in Bikdark's army.

## Gallery

Flhürgen's sprite from Bikdip RPG.Flhürgen walking.
Shmihg'nhihg'n

**Shmihg'nhihg'n** is a Strange Creature introduced in *Bargo the Bikdip*.

It evolves into Shmyg'nhyg'n by using a Y vowel stone or by beating Soog'nhaas.

It can also evolve into Shmāg'nhāg'n, Shmăg'nhăg'n, Shmēg'nhēg'n, Shmĕg'nhĕg'n, Shmōg'nhōg'n, Shmŏg'nhŏg'n, Shmūg'nhūg'n, Shmŭg'nhŭg'n, Shmoog'nhoog'n, Shmœg'nhœg'n, or Shmahag'nhahag'n by using their respective vowel stones.

Its vowel stone is Ih.

## Appearances

### *Bargo the Bikdip*

In Chapter One, a Shmihg'nhihg'n greets Bargo and Stygo when they enter Town City. In the following chapter, Gym Leader Rainy uses a Shmihg'nhihg'n as her first SC, which is quickly dispatched by Junspinar's bozberry bomb.

### *Bargo the Bikdip Returns*

In Chapter 4, when Shmāg'hnāg'n is introduced, it is described as "the one right after Shmihg'nhihg'n on the chart".

### *Bargo the Bikdip: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut*

Mr. Sniffles uses a Shmihg'nhihg'n as his third SC, which, like in the original story, is immediately defeated by Junspinar.

### *Bikdip RPG: Legend of the Seven Felfs*

A Shmihg'nhihg'n appears as the pastor of ye Temple of Our One True God Lord Mortimer Henry Telliphiliple XXIV. This is Shmihg'nhihg'n's first speaking role, and the first time it does anything besides standing still with its mouth open.

## Moveset

* Eat
* Eye blast
* Haaaa
* Headbutt
* BIG BITE
* Tail Extension
* Shell attack
* Dodecahedron Eye Beam

## Trivia

* Shmihg'nhihg'n, Shmyg'nhyg'n, and Soog'nhaas were originally the only members of their evolution family, and the rest were added later.

## Gallery

Shmihg'nhihg'n's updated artwork.Shmihg'nhihg'n's sprite from *Bikdip RPG*.Shmihg'nhihg'n's walking animation from *Bikdip RPG*.
## References

1. ↑ BikdipOnABus - Strange Creatures Tier List, 19:06
Music in Bikdip's Adventure

*Metroid* - Brinstar

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda* - Triforce

Link to MIDI

*Zelda II: The Adventure of Link* - Palace

Link to MIDI

*Banjo-Kazooie* - Advent

Link to MIDI

*Banjo-Kazooie* - Secrets (Click Clock Wood)

Link to MIDI

*Metroid* - Kraid

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* - Kokiri Forest

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda* - Dungeon

Link to MIDI

Megadeth - A Tout le Monde

Link to MIDI

*Super Mario Bros. - Underground*

Link to MIDI

*Sonic the Hedgehog* - Marble Zone

Link to MIDI

*Sonic the Hedgehog* - Labyrinth Zone

Link to MIDI

*Castlevania* - Wicked Child

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda* - Overworld (Remix)

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda* - Ending

Link to MIDI

*The Legend of Zelda* - Game Over

Link to MIDI
Level 5 (HADHAD's First Adventure)

*This article is about the dungeon in **HADHAD's First Adventure**. For other dungeons also know as Level 5, see Level 5 (disambiguation).*

### Item(s)

Wand
Mirror Shield

### Reward(s)

Heart Container
Triforce Piece

### Boss(es)

Aquamentus
Manhandla
Gleeok (Two Heads)
Bubble (Flashing)
Digdogger (1 Kid)

### Music

*The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening* - Ballad of the Wind Fish

**Level 5** is a dungeon in *HADHAD's First Adventure*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 5 is accessed through the mouths of a gold two-headed statue in the east central part of the overworld. The interior of the dungeon has multicolored walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 5 is highly linear, with one branching path near the end leading to the Mirror Shield. The main item of Level 5 is the Wand, which must be used to burn a bush behind a line of blocks. The bosses are an Aquamentus, a Manhandla, a two-headed Gleeok, a flashing Bubble, and a 1-kid Digdogger, which guard a Triforce Piece that was almost stolen by a man who got stuck in a locked room connected to the Triforce room.

#### Minor Enemies & Traps

* Digdogger (3 Kids)
* Gleeok (Four Heads)
* Keese (Black)
* Rock
* Shooting Statue
* Spike Trap
* Wizzrobe (Blue, Red)
Kirby

*Thankfully for this SC, Karto has very lax copyright protections.*— SC Dex

**Kirby** is a Strange Creature introduced in *Bargo the Bikdip*.

It evolves from Kib by beating Kobandoo and evolves into Kibbo by eating itself, which evolves into Kobandoo by eating itself and a Kirby at once.

## Gallery

Kirby's updated artwork.Kirby's sprite from Bikdip RPG.Kirby walking.
Bargo the Bikdip: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

Click here to read the full story.

***Bargo the Bikdip: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut*** (often shortened to ***BtB: BLU***) is the third story in the *Bargo the Bikdip* series, written by BikdipOnABus and Green Lantern, and is the final story in the original trilogy.

The story can be read here on the wiki, or viewed on the Internet Archive here.
Bikdip's Adventure 3: A Mitch in the Matrix

Bikdip's Adventure 3's title screen

***Bikdip's Adventure 3: A Mitch in the Matrix***, or simply ***Bikdip's Adventure 3***, is an upcoming game in the *Bikdip's Adventure* series, currently in development.

## Videos

* Bikdip's Adventure 3 - Intro Sequence + Title Screen (and behind the scenes stuff)
* Bikdip's Adventure 3 Preview - Everything up to Chapter 1
* How we made it - BA3 Prologue Preview
* Bikdip's Adventure 3 development stuff (Playlist)

## Names in other languages

*Bikudippu no Daibōken Surī: Matorikkusu-chū no Mitchi*
BassGremlin

*This article is about Milesprower1010's friend and is not to be confused with Joey.*

## Joseph

### Aliases

BassGremlin
BassGremlin01
MrDesperado54
MrDesparado54

### Date of birth

May 16, 1992

**Joseph** (also known as **BassGremlin**, **BassGremlin01**, **MrDesperado54** or **MrDesparado54**) is a friend of Milesprower1010's who frequently co-commentates the latter's streams along with BikdipOnABus.

## Trivia

* Joseph is glad he doesn't work for Elon Musk.
Firebolt Fred

**Firebolt Fred** is the fifth and final member of the Elite Five.

## Strange Creatures

* Diamond Object
* Jordan\*
* HADHAD -> Circus Dog on a Ball
* Interesting Animal
* Bleeah\*\*
* Cloujo\*
* A winged Wimple\*
* Spherio (himself)

\* deceased

\*\* likely deceased

## Quotes

In his Elite Five room

* *"A very well played battle, very well indeed. you have beaten me, and that's saying something. you definately deserve this. And ill give you this, too,"*
Buhdarree

*Interestingly, the hat on Buhdarree's head spontaneously alters itself to accommodate the latest trends. This has caused a chicken-and-egg-like dilemma in the fashion industry.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip* (mentioned)*Bikdip RPG: Legend of the Seven Felfs*

**Buhdarree** is a Strange Creature first mentioned in *Bargo the Bikdip*.

It evolves from Blap by beating Glop and evolves into Glop by getting the Stone of Happiness™.

## Gallery

Buhdarree's updated artwork.Buhdarree's sprite from Bikdip RPG.Buhdarree floating.
Kib

*Male Kibs are mortified at their pink coloration. Ignore their whining. They are children.*— SC Dex

## Appearances

### Appears In

*Bargo the Bikdip**Bikdip RPG: Legend of the Seven Felfs* (unused)

**Kib** is a Strange Creature introduced in *Bargo the Bikdip*.

It evolves into Kirby by beating Kobandoo, which evolves into Kibbo by eating itself, which evolves into Kobandoo by eating itself and a Kirby at once.

## Appearances

### *Bargo the Bikdip*

In Chapter One, Bargo passes through a farm house with a pen of Kibs and Circus Dogs.

In Chapter Next, Gym Leader Hairika's Kobandoo briefly devolves into a Kib before fleeing into an alternate dimension.

### *Bikdip RPG: Legend of the Seven Felfs*

An unused sprite of Kib can be found in the game's files.

## Gallery

Kib's updated artwork.Kib's sprite from Bikdip RPG.Kib walking.
Gold Mine Jimmy

**James Cariggio** known as both Gold Mine Jimmy is an American criminal and gang leader. The founder of the Jimmy Curley Gang, his gang was responsible for numerous hold ups and robberies in Manhattan at the start of the 20th century. He had been arrested several times in connection with the gang's activities, he himself was never identified in court. Longtime rivals of the Gas House Gang, Cariggio shot and killed their leader Tommy Lynch in a gunfight in early-1914.[1]

## Death

On March 3, Cariggio left his mother's home on Second Avenue. He was found shot to death outside a bookstore on East Thirteenth Street around 7:30 that evening. Although no eyewitnesses were found, nearby residents reported hearing four gunshots. Reverend Frances Edwards of Grace Chapel was having his supper in the rectory when he heard the disturbance and telephoned police. John Morelli, the bookstore owner, and three other men were attending to Cariggo when police arrived minutes later. Questioned by Lieutenant Hennessy and detectives Bonano and Grotano, the men said they hid in doorways when the shooting started and did not see anything.

Nine members of Cariggio's gang were taken to the Fifth Street police station for questioning. Papers discovered in Cariggio's pockets were suspected to have been possible clues to his murder, but the case remained unsolved.[2]
Level 2 (Mitch)

*This article is about the dungeon in **Mitch**. For other dungeons known as Level 2, see Level 2 (disambiguation).*

### Item(s)

Stepladder
Power Bracelet
Heart Piece (x4)

### Music

*Sonic the Hedgehog 3* - Marble Garden Zone

**Level 2** is a dungeon in *Mitch*.

## Overview

#### Entrance and Appearance

Level 2 is entered through a dead hollowed-out tree in the forest. The interior of the dungeon has emerald walls and floors.

#### Themes and Navigation

Level 2's shape resembles a rotated plus sign or cross, with the central row containing both the Stepladder in its leftmost room and the Power Bracelet in the rightmost room (though this is not required in order to clear the dungeon, and is only required to access Level 3). The boss of Level 2 is a two-headed Gleeok, which guards the dungeon's Triforce Piece.

#### Minor Enemies & Traps

* Red Darknut
* Goriya (Blue, Red)
* Keese (Black, Blue)
* Moblin (Blue, Red)
* Shooting Statue
* Spike Trap
* Wizzrobe (Red (invisible))

#### Gallery

A visual guide to the first invisible maze in Level 2. The pink-tinted areas are solid and the rest are walkable.A visual guide to the second invisible maze in Level 2. The pink-tinted areas are solid and the rest are walkable.
Chick Tricker

Chick Tricker in

**Frank "Chick" Tricker** is an early New York gangster who, as a member of the Eastman Gang, served as one of its last leaders alongside Jack Sirocco.

## History

### Conflict with Eat Em Up

A longtime member of the Eastmans, Tricker made a name for himself as a Bowery and Park Row saloonkeeper who first came to prominence in a brawl with "Eat 'Em Up" Jack McManus, a former prizefighter and Bowery bouncer at McGurk's Suicide Hall. After insulting several dance hall girls at Paul Kelly's club New Brighton, McManus confronted Tricker at Third Avenue and Jones Street and shot him in the leg. While Tricker was recuperating in a local hospital, McManus was ambushed and killed by Sardinia Frank only a day later.

### War with Jack Zelig

Tricker survived the gang wars of the last decade and became a prominent member under Eastman leader "Big" Jack Zelig, who was awarded control of one of the three factions of the Eastman gang. By 1910, Tricker headed his faction based at the former Stag Cafe on West 28th Street near Broadway, renaming it the Maryland Cafe. The club had a long history of violence as, only the previous year, three men had been killed in a dispute over a woman.

### The Ida The Goose War

During the so-called "Ida the Goose War", several members of his gang were killed in a confrontation with the Gopher Gang when Ida the Goose was abducted (or ran off with) a member of Tricker's gang. Leaving the gangs to settle the matter themselves, the Gophers eventually took her back to Hell's Kitchen after a brief gunfight in the Maryland Cafe leaving six members dead.

The Stag Cafe was purchased from Dan the Dude by Chick Tricker, a one time leader of the Eastman Gang, who renamed it the *Cafe Maryland*. It later became the location of a gangland shooting referred to by Herbert Asbury as the "Ida the Goose" affair.

### Attempt on Jack Zelig's Life

Following a failed armed robbery in 1911, Tricker and Sirocco left behind Zelig, who had been injured during the holdup, to be arrested. Instead of bailing him out, the two decided to assume control of the Eastmans. Zelig was eventually released in part to his political connections in Tammany Hall. A later attempt to murder Zelig failed when, after being informed by Ike the Plug, Zelig lured Eastman member and assassin Jules Morell into his club where he was killed.

By 1912, Tricker and Sirocco were using Little Rock's pool room, at 396 Broome Street, as their headquarters.

### Death

On April 13, 1913, he was shot to death by members of the "Kenmare Street Gang" in front of a factory at East 9th Street, Manhattan.