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Chameleon Canth

The **Chameleon Canth** appeared in 1984 TV series called *Choudenshi Bioman*. The Chameleon Canth (カメレオンカンス *Kamereonkansu*) is a Mecha-Gigan of Neo Empire Gear, assisting Mason and Psygorn.

Chameleon Canth is deployed while Bioman is working on a new secret technique for Bio Robo, but its appearance is merely as a diversion to allow for Mason to use Doctor Man's new Bio Killer Gun, a special gun filled with Anti-Bio Particles (the same particles that destroyed planet Bio) that was meant to weaken the Bioman and Bio Robo. After an initial shot weakens Bioman enough to throw them out of Bio Robo, Peebo is forced to use Bio Dragon as a diversion against Chameleon Canth long enough to retrieve Bio Robo and rescue it from being attacked.

After the Bio Killer Gun is ultimately defeated by Mika Koizumi sacrificing herself to take all of the shots before being killed by Psygorn's Garden of Bombs, Chameleon Canth is redeployed to defeat the weakened Bioman. With Mika fighting alongside them in spirit, the team use their new technique, the Cross Slash, to defeat the Mecha-Gigan.

## Powers and Abilities

Taking the form of a chameleon, it has shoulder missiles, a cloaking system to hide, and a long tongue that can constrict and hold down Bio Robo while emitting energy surges.
Buzzbite

**Buzzbite** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. Buzzbites are insect-like enemies in *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They inhabit several levels of the game, namely Jagged Jewels, Vine Valley, and Five Monkey Trial. Buzzbites rapidly rotate their legs around their stubby bodies in order to move along platforms, walls, and grassy layers. Their appearance is that of a violet colored arthropod with cream and indigo striped legs. The *Donkey Kong Country Returns* Prima guide claims that Buzzbites are completely indestructible, whereas they can actually be defeated with a barrel or by falling into lava. Buzzbites will harm Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong upon direct contact and drain a heart from their health counter, but can be avoided with a jump.

Firebites are an alternate version of Buzzbites that can only be encountered in Perilous Passage. Though they behave the same as Buzzbites, they also leave short fire trails behind them.
Carman

**Carman** appeared in 1986 TV series called *Jikuu Senshi Spielban*. Carman (クルマン?) is a van-themed robot. After Helen failed to harm Spielban, and it was discovered that her transformation remote was no longer working, Carman was sent to destroy Spielban and bring back Helen. Carman could transform between his Battle Mechanoid form as well as take the form of a regular-looking SUV. In regular form, he can blast lasers from his high beams and could produce a force field-like shield to deflect Spielban's attacks. In battle Spielban managed to blast and destroy this robot's rear-end, which seemed to slow it down long enough to be destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse, which Spielban implemented while riding his motorcycle.
Bramon

**Bramon** appeared in 2016 video game called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters: Cyber Arena*. Bramon is a Brain Training Appmon. Bramon appears as a humanoid bat creature with a gigantic brain that has arms attached to its head. This may be to due to Batty Koda and his association with experiments. Like most Appmon, it has two cables to allow Applink, though they're on the back of the brain.

## Attacks

* **Command = Hyper**
* **Crazy Brain**
Chameleon Zodiarts

The **Chameleon Zodiarts** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Kamen Rider Fourze*. The Chameleon Zodiarts (カメレオン・ゾディアーツ *Kamereon Zodiātsu*) is the Zodiarts form associated with the constellation of Chamaeleon. She was able to extend her tongue and use it with enough force to bash concrete and could camouflage herself.

A Chameleon Zodiarts is created by the Akumaizer's Infinite Monster Plant as part of their Monster Army.

A Chameleon Zodiarts was part of the resurrected monster army of the Underground Empire Badan which was defeated by the 15 Heisei Riders and 15 Showa Riders.
Bukiset

**Bukiset** appeared in the 1997 video game called *Kirby´s Dream Land 3*. Bukiset resembles a Sword Knight with a rounder body and a bigger white helmet with two black eye-looking holes over its helmet, which shows a round yellow eye. Its body is black and it wears a white or silver helmet and matching shoes similar to N-Zs. It carries many different weapons, all of which signify what kind of abilities it gives. If it carries a flaming sword that shoots out fire streams, it gives Burning. If it carries an ice sword that shoots out ice, it gives Ice. If it carries a yellow pointy wand that shoots out electricity, it gives Spark. If it carries a green wand that shoots out green, curved blades that go through walls, it gives Cutter. If it carries a gray stone club that throws out rocks, it gives Stone. If it carries an umbrella, it gives Parasol. If it carries a white spiky sword that can extend three times, it gives Needle. And if it carries a broom, it gives Clean.
Carroboscis

The **Carroboscis** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. A Carroboscis is a carrot-like creature that can hover in the air. Their name is a portmanteau of *carrot* and *proboscis*, likely referring to their long pointed noses. These enemies reside in Booster Pass, the entryway to Booster Tower. Although fairly strong, Carroboscis only aid other enemies, such as the Spikester, in battle; Carroboscis never fight on their own or with their own kind. In a fight, a Carroboscis will jump towards the opponent and flash its green eyes, causing damage. A Carroboscis can also summon magical bells to attack intruders with musical spells while using Doom Reverb, Spore Chimes, and S'crow Bell. These musical magic techniques will cause adverse status ailments, including the Silence, Scarecrow, and Mushroom status impairments.
Carnictis

**Carnictis** appeared in the 2005 movie called *King Kong*. Carnictis Sordicus (*Vile Meat-Weasel*) is a worm-like creature that lives in the abyssal chasms of Skull Island. They can be 7-13 feet long. Undisputedly the most repulsive denizen of the hellish rents in the Skull Island interior is the Carnictis. Writhing, serpentine, vermicular carnivores of the tepid sludge that suffocate the depths of the chasms, they are feeders on the dead and wounded. Carnictis are slow-moving but relentless. Lacking eyes or a face of any sort (unless a sphincter maw of teeth can be considered a face), Carnictis are little more than an animated stomach that folds in and out of itself with obscene undulation.

Flatworms similar to the related parasitic tapeworms that can infest other species of animal such as humans, the ancestors of the Carnictis lived in the guts of large predatory dinosaurs, where they devoured the half-digested flesh swallowed by their hosts. At some point in their history, these gut parasites must have evolved so they could survive outside the confines of their hosts’ intestinal tracts. They made their new homes in the geothermal spring-fed sludge that clots the bowls of the island. It is theorized that long ago, a V. rex or a similar predator fell into one of the chasms and died, its parasite cargo disgorging slowly from the carcass to find themselves in the rich organic river in the pit’s base. Instead of drying up and dying, they thrived. Warmed by the hot, geothermal water bubbling into the syrup of the pits, the worms were sustained on the flesh of other animals falling into the chasm from the jungle above. Parasites no longer, they have swelled to disturbing new proportions and have become carrion-eating scavengers/predators of the “abyss.” With their new size and strength they can overwhelm and consume live prey like Venatosaurus impavidus, dragging the slow or wounded to their deaths below the surface. Requiring very specific environmental conditions, Carnictis are restricted to a few cavernous rents and sinkholes that suit their particular needs. Squirming downstream through the muck to where the chasms open into rivers is death. The cooling water sucks their life away, while any pit that sees a drought of carrion or fresh meat will similarly devastate the great worm.

However, the Carnictis has developed a survival strategy. While the adults are susceptible to change, eggs can survive for decades in a dormant state, waiting for a return of favorable conditions to hatch and spread.
Bushydo

**Bushydo** appeared in 2019 video game called *Yoshi's Crafted World*. Bushydos are large, samurai enemies that appear in *Yoshi's Crafted World*. They are made out of milk cartons. Bushydos attack by slashing their sword onto the ground, allowing Yoshi to use it as a platform to climb over them, similar to a Stairface Ogre. They are only found in The Shogun's Castle. The Shogun of Skewers is made from parts of a Bushydo. They can be defeated, but will revive itself similar to a Dry Bones.
Cat Ear

The **Cat Ear** appeared in 2009 movie called *Avatar*. The Felinafolia ferrugenia, or cat ear (Na'vi name: ***pamtseowll*** meaning "music plant"), is a woody stem zooplantae with a primitive nervous system, covered with modified leaves resembling cat ears. Pandoran birds tend to nest in their cup-shaped leaves.

This species is both musical and beautiful with characteristics of both plants and animals. Cup-shaped leaves, which resemble cat ears, grow all over the stems of the plant. Inside the base of each cat ear, a small flower forms, which, when emerging, resembles small whiskers. The music is produced by wind passing over the leaves of the planimal, and is varied by the size of the specific planimal. The cat ear's music may resemble a small symphony when in a collective group.

The leaves are collected by the Na'vi as musical air instruments (hufwe) due to the sound produced when the wind moves across the leaves of the plant, and as children's playthings. Leaves of varied sizes can be attached to a base and then tapped with a stick or blown across, which causes air inside to vibrate and generate music notes. Water added to a leaf reduces the volume of air and changes the note, much like musical bottles from Earth.

Besides the ability to produce music, this planimal has the uncanny ability to turn in the direction of movement and track it. This 'tracking' can become disconcerting to humans who feel as if they are being watched as the planimal turns in response to their presence.

The behavior of this zooplantae has led xenobotanists to label these odd creatures as straddling on the 'evolutionary fence' of both plants and animals.
Centurion Robot

The **Centurion Robot** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Power Rangers Operation Overdrive*. The Centurion Robotis a battle helicopter-theme mech piloted by the Fearcats. This battle helicopter-themed robot was powered with the Centurion Torch which was found by the Fearcats. it was about to crush the Pink Ranger, but it was stop by the Red Ranger with the Sentinel Knight, Despite the battle robot's strong firepower, it was defeated by the DriveMax Ultrazord.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight:**The Centurion Robot can fly in high speeds thanks to the propeller on its head.
* **Mega Chest Flamethrower:**By powering up energy from the Centurion Torch, the Centurion Robot can launch out a stream purple colored flames from its chest.
Catfish Mozoo

The **Catfish Mozoo** appeared in 1982 TV series called *Dai Sentai Goggle V*. Catfish Mozoo (ナマズモズー *Namazu Mozū*, 13) is the catfish-theme Synthetic Beast of the Dark Science Empire Deathdark. He started an underground machine by orders of Mazurka, General Desgiller and Dr. Iguana to start earthquakes. In the process he captured people and destroyed buildings. He first attack Goggle Yellow and his father. He'd almost took Goggle Yellow's powers but the rest of Goggle-V showed up then ran away. He was then tracked by Futoshi Kijima's father into a cave area. He'd was then wrestled to the machine that was making the earthquakes by Goggle Yellow. Second fight with Goggle-V, he used is tentacle as whips and then tied up Goggle-V to send them underground for a short time. Goggle Yellow used Yellow Opal Megaton Ball and Super Ball to attack back. After Goggle Yellow had him on the ground Goggle-V used Goggle Victory Flash. Revived by Catfish Kong then controlled it. Finally defeated by Earth Sword with Electron Galaxy Cut after Catfish attacked with tentacles to tie them up and Goggle-V used Goggle Flash to attack back.

## Arsenals

He had whiskers that could manipulate electricity and could manipulate earth.
Captain Elektra

**Captain Elektra** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The Superheroes in the Elektra Patrol have recruited a new member! Captain Elektra's record speaks for itself: She's helped countless Citizens in hard situations, has superior strength that allows her to bend iron beams like grass blades, and, most importantly, she's the definition of brave.

Captain Elektra is Metal Tank + Attacker who is about as unique as they come as she focuses on not really Tanking, but dishing out massive amounts of damage by removing her own shields and then doing dmg to her enemies accordingly. It's something new called Shield Slam. She can also dish out some decent raw dmg by Tank standards with Single 50 and AoE 40, but the Shield Slam is her bread and butter. She herself shouldn't be used as a Tank, but she also derives most of her dmg from Life runes as the dmg she deals is equivalent to that of how high her Shields are. So a 100% Shield slam with a Shield made of 1,000 Life points will do exactly 1,000 points of dmg, 50% is 500, so on and so forth. That also means she relies heavily on setting new Shields, which she can do quite a lot as she has Shields ranging from 25%, 50%, 75%, and even 100% that she can set up on herself on top of some 50% Damage Mirrors and Dmg Protection. Some of her skills also set Stuns on her enemies to deny a little bit. The Shield setup though does take turns away from what she would want to be doing, so you need to be careful there as setting Shields on her through Support Allies might be a better method and takes less time. Her trait can assist her immediately as she starts off with SC 50% Life Shield which can be some good immediate setup for her dmg. The rest of her trait however is pretty forgettable and mediocre. Her Relics are also nice, both offering bulk options and Armor also offering a Stamina Replenish option. Overall Captain Elektra is very very unique and could probably come in handy based on situation. Her dmg being based on Life and Shield she could pull off some nasty output on the many squishier PvP meta mons out there, but she needs to be cautious as the Pierce and PER mons running around don't care at all for her Shields and will go straight for her HP bar. In Wars she's a very good addition as she's in one of the most lacking restrictions of all time, Superheroes. She's definitely worth it for that restriction alone, the rest she has some rough competition in.
Cannondramon

**Cannondramon** appeared in 2002 video game called *Digimon World 3*. Cannondramon is a Cyborg Digimon. A Digimon with a powerful long-range cannon. It has heavy armor and can dispose of anyone who comes close with a flip of its tail.

It resembles an armored diplodocus with three cannons on its back.

## Attacks

* **DynamoCannon** (*Dyna Cannon*): Shoots giant destructive beams and munitions from each gun port on his body.
* **Grenade Storm**: Shoots several munitions along with a direct shot of energy.
Bostang

**Bostang** appeared in 1966 TV series called *Ultra Q*. Bostang (ボスタング *Bosutangu*) was a stingray-like kaiju that appeared in episode 21 of *Ultra Q*.

A stingray-like monstrosity sent to Earth by the ruthless, war-loving Alien Keel, Bostang waged a campaign against humanity at sea. Attacking ships at sea, the creature laid to rest many lives, but humanity fought back with the aid of Zemi, an alien being from the planet Ruperts. As Bostang patrolled the ocean, humanity threw countless rockets and bombs against the aquatic horror. To humanity's relief, not even Bostang could survive the onslaught of military force. Its body was lifted out of the air repeatedly before a few final shots completely obliterated it! The war-loving Keel had been beaten at their own game, their once great bio weapon terminated.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Supersonic Flight**: With its enormous wings, Bostang is capable of supersonic flight, which gives the aquatic horror enough boost to easily destroy small vessels.
* **Stinger**: Although it is never seen, Bostang is assumed to possess a venomous barb on it's tail, like a normal real-life stingray.
* **Crushing Teeth**: Although it is never used, Bostang (also like a normal stingray) has deadly crunching teeth in its circular maw.
Chameleon (Mortal Kombat)

**Chameleon** appeared in 1995 videogame called *Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3*. Chameleon is a ninja who utilizes camouflage during fights in the *Mortal Kombat* fighting game series. He made his debut in the Sega Genesis/SNES versions of *Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3* (Only through a Game Genie or Pro Action Replay; therefore, it's not his official debut). He also appeared as a hidden character in the PC, PlayStation, and Sega Saturn versions of *Mortal Kombat Trilogy* and as a playable default character in *Mortal Kombat: Armageddon*.

Chameleon first debuted in the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and PC versions of *MKT* as a male ninja with partial transparency that changed color. In the Nintendo 64 version, he was replaced by Khameleon, a female counterpart who is actually an entirely separate character. There was initially little information about Chameleon as he had no storyline or game ending. All that was known about him is garnered from the hidden option to fight him (available upon beating the game), in which he is referred to as "one of Shao Kahn's deadliest warriors". He later returned in *MK:A* with a completely new design and a backstory.

In his first appearance in *MKT*, Chameleon had the appearance of a male ninja with partial transparency which changes colors during gameplay. In his later return in *Armageddon*, Chameleon's skin was changed to a clear white skin in promotional renders, although his body is fully transparent during gameplay. He now has turquoise, glowing eyes without pupils. He still wears a similar garment that changes colors at random during gameplay (usually shown to be turquoise in promotional art). Upon using a special move, his costume changes to the color of whatever ninja the move belongs to.
Cat Goomba

**Cat Goomba** appeared in 2013 video game called *Super Mario 3D World*. Cat Goombas are a variant of Goomba appearing in *Super Mario 3D World*. They mirror Cat Mario as an enemy form.

Cat Goombas attack by jumping, then diving down, in the same way that Cat Mario can, and sometimes drop a Super Bell when defeated. Like Mario, they also meow when doing this. They are most common in World 1, first appearing in the game's first level - Super Bell Hill. However, they appear much less frequently in the later worlds, appearing only in the levels Mount Beanpole, Mystery House Melee, and The Great Tower of Bowser Land.

They reappear as enemies in the Wii U version of *Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker*, this time appearing only in a *Super Mario 3D World* retro stage: Super Bell Hill.
Ceadeus

**Ceadeus** is an Elder Dragon introduced in 2009 video game called *Monster Hunter 3*. Ceadeus resembles a giant whale with a face similar to a *Dunkleosteus*. It has a prominent beard of fur and two massive horns, which constantly grow and eventually overtake the creature’s eyes, leaving it blind. Luminous organs line the monster's underside, which turn from blue to red when it is enraged. The Ceadeus is known to be a rather peaceful creature until provoked. They do not bother humankind unless they feel threatened. It resides in a series of underwater canyons and ruins deep below Moga Island, but is unable to travel onto land.

## Powers and Abilities

Ceadeus is the only offline monster players fight (in Monster Hunter Tri) that is able to inflict Dragonblight, a status effect that decreases affinity for a fixed amount of time before disappearing. Other monsters capable of inflicting this ailment include Deviljho and Alatreon, along with Stygian Zinogre in Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and it is unique to monsters with the dragon element.
Captain Legends

**Captain Legends** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Rocks have never before had such a sense of justice! This is Captain Legends: tough, strong, severe, but also honorable. A must-have in the monster superhero collection.

Captain Legends is a very fast Epic Attacker. He is mostly an attacker that boosts his attacks. He has 2 Damage boost skills, a shield move, and 2 very heavy damaging attacks.
Callisto

**Callisto** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Callisto is one of the most ferocious soldiers in Layth's army. He likes being in the front line, with only his shield standing between him and the enemy.

Callisto is a fiery/earth attacker that will be perfect for other players to pit him against worthy foe in a monster-like gladiatorial arena.
Cave Monster

**Cave Monsters** are humans mutated by the cave parasite.

## Overview

When a human is exposed to the parasite, their body gradually mutates into a form better suited for a cave environment. It is unknown how long the transformation takes, or if the creatures seen have finished their adaptation. These monsters have the ability to "see" with echolocation, can fly, swim, and are smart enough to lay traps and steal vital supplies from potential victims. They are, however, sensitive to bright light and focused sonic waves. It is unclear how much of their original minds they have left, or if they can even recognise humans as being of the same species anymore.
Candlemander

**Candlemander** appeared in 2010 video game called *Kirby's Epic Yarn*. Candlemanders are semi-common enemies appearing in the game *Kirby's Epic Yarn* and its remake, *Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn*. They first appear in Mole Hole, and later in other levels such as Cool Cave and Dino Jungle.

Candlemanders are red lizards with a yellow-orange flame on their middle back. They have blue button eyes, four short, red legs, and one red tail.
Chainbot

**Chainbot** appeared in 1994 TV series called *VR Troopers*. When Karl Ziktor's attempt to legally cut down an old forest failed due to the discovery of an endangered insect, Chainbot is assigned to destroy it completely. He is stopped by Ryan, though his destruction isn't shown on screen. After the self-destruction of Grimlord's dungeon, Chainbot survives as a mere head. His head attacks Ryan and is soon destroyed afterward, inflicting pain on the weakened Ryan as well. Chainbot fits the category of Decimator's army.
CC Patchoone

**CC Patchoone** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Gekisou Sentai Carranger*. CC Patchoone (チャムチャムパッチョーネ *ChamuChamu Patchōne*) is one of Bowzock's best animal trainer. He was sent to gain back the Beager, an alien resembling an Earth dog, that eats concrete used by Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus to destroy roads and highways throughout the universe by multiplying it's numbers. However, the creature escaped and was ultimately adopted by Naoki Domon, who protected it from its masters. Wielded an electrified whip and could shoot beams from his eyepiece, during battle. Killed by VRV Robo.
Cat O'Clock

**Cat O'Clock** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*. Cat O'Clock is a cyborg Cat/Watch-themed monster which appears in *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*. Cat O' Clock was first seen in Galvanax's ship as he freezes Cosmo Royale with the Time Remote, which gives Galvanox the idea to freeze the Rangers and steal their Power Stars. He later witness all six of the Rangers fighting off an army of Kudabots in front of a truck that contains Redbot's books, which gives him the idea to freeze the the people by manipulate Redbot's books, he later goes to a high school and freeze both the people and all six of the Rangers with the Time Remote, but it did not freeze Redbot for he was a robot and not a human, much to Cat O' Clock's shock, he attempted to snatch the Ranger's Power Stars, but gets scared off by the White Ranger's dog Kody, after the Rangers were free thanks to Redbot, they battled Cat O' Clock as he summons an army of Kudabots, he accidentally reveals the secret that can remove the freeze spell from the people, then then hold him down with the Ninja Forest Attack and the Claw Shred, allowing the White Ranger to strike Cat O' Clock in the chest with the Arrow Blast, now angered, Cat O' Clock charges head first, only to be destroyed by the Red and White Ninja Strike Steel Slash Ninja Spin Final Attack, he was then enlarge by Galvanax's Ship, for which the Rangers summon the Ninja Steel Zords to battle the now gigantified Cat O' Clock, he was severed off but the Kodiak Zord and bitten in the back, the Red Ranger then summons the Rumble Tusk Zord to ambush him, they then combined to form the Rumble Tusk Ninja Steel Megazord, the Gold Ranger (who was with Redbot to save a young girl name Mary) then joined in as Cat O' Clock fired an eye laser, for which the Megazord reflected and counter it with the Mega Gust, with the Rumble Tusk Ninja Steel Megazord's Double Axe Final Attack, Cat O' Clock is destroyed for good. Cat O' Clock is a sneaky feline with a constant habit of making cat puns. He even meows every time he laughs. He is also cowardly whenever he is outnumbered and has a fear of dogs.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Kudabot Summoning**: Cat O' Clock can summon an army if Kudabots to aid him in battle.
* **Eye Laser**: Cat O' Clock can fire a light blue colored energy laser from his eyes.

### Arsenals

* **Metallic Claws**: Being a cat-theme monster. Cat O' Clock posses metal claws for combat.
* **Time Remote**: Cat O' Clock posses a remote control that can manipulate the objects whenever they are touched by the victims, causing them to freeze in place. Unless the objects are removed and/or the clock in his chest is destroyed, the victims would return to normal.

## See Also

* Yokai Nekomata
* Cleocatra
Carnotaurus (Terra Nova)

**Carnotaurus** is a carnivorous dinosaur that appeared in season 1 of 2011 TV show called *Terra Nova*. Carnotaurus can run extremely fast, easily fast enough to keep up with the half tracks used by colonists and Sixers. They sometimes attack in pairs, a pair of them being seen attacking Sixers in "Genesis: Part 2".
Chameleon Fangire

The **Chameleon Fangire** appeared in 2008 TV series called *Kamen Rider Kiva*. Chameleon Fangire (カメレオンファンガイア *Kamereon Fangaia*): A Fangire capable of camouflage. Posed as a clothing salesman in 1986, Yamashita runs Luxur and uses its clothing to track down his female prey. In one incident, he encountered Dogga and was forced to flee for his life. Yamashita was later exposed when he fell for a trap set up by Yuri Aso and Otoya Kurenai, going into hiding.

In 2008, the Chameleon Fangire resumes his method through Casuar, managing to elude both Ixa and Kiva before either can kill him. He later attacks Mio Suzuki, whose true nature he realized before being attacked by Kiva. Though he manages to catch Kiva off guard with invisibility, Kiva uses the Dogga Form's True Eye to pinpoint his location and shatter him.
Centipede Mutant

The **Centipede Mutant** appeared in 1988 TV series called *Kamen Rider Black*. The CentipedeMutant (ムカデ怪人 *Mukade Kaijin*) is a centipede monster.

The Centipede Mutant was first seen when the Gorgom High Priests became Grand Mutants.

Gorgom had the Centipede Mutant assume the form of Yuko Ōi (who was captured by Gorgom) to hypnotize people with its song to corrupt the hearts and minds of people. Kohtaro ran a scan on a tape he purchased and discovered Gorgom's plot. He then stumbled upon a mansion where Daijim was being held and ended up attacked by the Centipede Mutant. Kohtaro transforms into Kamen Rider Black. Kamen Rider Black injures the Centipede Mutant's right arm, but Grand Mutant Bishium arrives and prevents Kamen Rider Black from using the Rider Kick on the Centipede Mutant since she would not let Kamen Rider Black get to the real Daijim. Those that watched Daijim/Centipede Mutant's tape soon became her mindless slaves even when instructed to kill Kohtaro. After dodging mind-controlled people, Kohtaro gets contacted by the real Daijim and heads to that mansion again where he is attacked by Daijim. Kyoko arrives on Battle Hopper and exposes the impostor as the Centipede Mutant. Kohtaro transforms into Kamen Rider Black and fights the Centipede Mutant. Kamen Rider Black was starting to get overwhelmed until Battle Hopper joins the battle. Once Kamen Rider Black killed the Centipede Mutant with the Rider Kick, Daijim was rescued by Kyoko, and the hypnotic spell was broken.

## Powers and Abilities

It can climb on ceilings and go underground.
BuckBot

The **BuckBot** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. BuckBots are robotic wind-up chickens that appear in *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They only appear in the Factory area of Donkey Kong Island. BuckBots move around by marching back and forth like a wind-up toy, and they attempt to run into Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. BuckBots can be destroyed from any attack, causing them to break apart in a puff of smoke.

BuckBots also have an explosive counterpart, BuckBombs, which self-destruct shortly after being attacked. Both enemies were most likely created by Colonel Pluck, considering BuckBots are released from eggs by the Stompybot 3000 during the boss level, Feather Fiend. Some of the released BuckBots drop hearts when defeated.
Camel Spider

The titular creatures from the 2011 movie *Camel Spiders*.

## History

This particular species lives in the Middle East. They stow away with returning soldiers and go on a rampage in the American Southwest.

## Notes

* The movie is based on several misconceptions about Solifugae. The camel spiders in the film are more aggressive, larger, faster and venomous.
Captain Stitch

**Captain Stitch** appeared in the 1995 video game called *Kirby´s Dream Land 2*. Captain Stitch is a mid-boss that appeared in *Kirby's Dream Land 2* and *3*. He gives the Needle ability when inhaled. He appeared in the Kirby of the Stars Pilot along with Master Green, Blocky, Meta Knight, Dark Matter, Ice Dragon and Nightmare. Though he heavily resembles a Gordo, Captain Stitch isn't invincible all the time.

Captain Stitch flies about, following Kirby to wherever he stands, stopping to throw his spikes off of him, which Kirby has to inhale and quickly spit back at him before he grows new ones. He cannot be hurt when he has his spikes. Captain Stitch can also charge into the wall, which knocks off his spikes as well. Because of his invincibility with his spikes, Captain Stitch is considered one of the most difficult mid-bosses in *Kirby* history.
Calamedic

**Calamedic** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Monster Legends*. When the Cosmic explosion shook the ocean, Calamedic ran to help all the creatures that had been affected by it, but he got caught in the chaos and a whirlpool swept him away. He held on to a hypnotizing blue light and a rusty diver suit that had emerged from the seabed. Before he could notice, he was in an entirely different place and he was Cosmic!

Calamedic is a great Water support monster with a powerful skillset. He has a spammable ally NER skill and several other NER moves along with healing skills, trait protections, and damage buffs, but what he's really known for is bringing in the new status effect Thunderphobic Shield which protects from all elements but thunder, which happens to be one of the least used element in the current meta. His trait is also nice with Abomination, Resurrection Block, and SC: Trait Protection. To top it off this squid is a great support. However, only having one negative effect and few damaging good moves renders him nearly useless without allies.
Carracosta

**Carracosta** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Carracosta is a Prototurtle Pokémon. Carracosta can get around pretty well on land and is a strong swimmer, which gives it an advantage in battles near water. Its heavy shell is made up of the same sturdy material as its bones.

Carracosta is an ancient-looking reptilian Pokémon that resembles a large sea turtle. Its body is dark blue and light blue, and it has a giant black rocky shell on its back. It also has a scaly black covering over its face and a very small tail. It has three oval-shaped, claw shaped markings on each of its front flippers and it has two toed feet bearing nails colored the same as its front appendages.
Chainsaw Lizard

The **Chainsaw Lizard** appeared in 1973 TV series called *Kamen Rider V3*. The Chainsaw Lizard (ノコギロトカゲ *Nokogiri Tokage*) is a lizard monster of Destron. She was destroyed by Kamen Rider V3's V3 Double Attack.

Chainsaw Lizard is a villainess that appears in Kamen Rider: The Next, transformed from Shiro Kazami's secretary. She uses suggestive body language and is known to use English phrases, such as saying that fighting fills her with "ecstasy." The chainsaw arm can be summoned or dismissed at will, and regenerates if damaged. She is based on the *Kamen Rider V3* monster Chainsaw Lizard. She is eventually defeated by the V3 Reverse Kick (the motions are the same, though as always, the movie doesn't have the attack announced).
C.H.U.D.

**C.H.U.D.** is an acronym for "**Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers**". However, the alternate acronym "**Contamination Hazard Urban Disposal**" was mentioned in the 1984 horror film of the same name.

APPEARANCE

brown oily skinned humanoids with yellow eyes, angler fish mouths, sharp boney hands and ententable necks. they were discarded black clothing.
Bullbind

**Bullbind** appeared in 2021 TV series called *SSSS.DYNAZENON*. Bullbind (ブルバイン *Burubain*) is a Kaiju that debuted in *SSSS.DYNAZENON*. It was brought under the control of the Kaiju Eugenicists Onija and Mujina.

Bullbind appeared and was stuck under a bridge, flattening some nearby cars with its gravity powers. Onija attempted to control it but found that he was unable to until Mujina helped him. Bullbind grew to giant size and started to destroy the entire city until Dynazenon appeared and fought it. However, Yume Minami and Koyomi Yamanaka were out of focus due to their respective circumstances, and the combination was thrown off balance. Even after changing to Dynarex, Bullbind still had the upper hand. Just as Dynarex was about to lose, Gridknight suddenly appeared.

Gridknight was just about to defeat Bullbind, but the Kaiju Eugenicists decided to retreat instead, making Bullbind disappear in a flash of light. They attacked and took over an oil rig-like area and started to charge up Bullbind throughout the night, granting it grater power. Bullbind re-emerged the next morning, facing against Gridknight and the damaged Dynazenon. The 2nd used her Fixer Beam charge to repair Dynazenon's damage, and both Dynazenon and Gridknight destroyed Bullbind shortly after.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Gravity Waves**: Bullbind can manipulate gravity around it, applying tremendous force to a localized area to crush anything, and can even pin down Dynazenon.
* **Gravity Beam** (引力光線 *Inryoku Kōsen*): Bullbind fires beams from the tassels on its neck. They can easily destroy entire buildings in giant explosions.
* **Drill Horns**: Bullbind's horns are drills, which can rotate and be used to attack with.
Chameleon Nezire

The **Chameleon Nezire** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Denji Sentai Megaranger*. The Chameleon Nezire (カメレオンネジレ *Kamereon Nejire*) is a chameleon-themed nezire in Megaranger.

This Nezire was used by Shibolena to project her image across the internet with the digital camera on his shoulder, which in the process would take control of people and have them undergo "Nezirian Teaching" to make them into blood-thirsty sadists. After freeing Miss Nishiyama from the mind control with Kouichirou Endou unconscious, Shun managed to pinpoint the address, only to fall into a trap as they were sucked into a pocket dimension where Chameleon Nezire is omnipotent as he electrocuted the four. Koichiro managed to find the real location and battled Chameleon Nezire, overwhelmed by the monster's camouflage until MegaBlack use Satellite Searcher to negate the effect and managed to free the others. The others arrived in time and used their Final Shoot attack to defeat the Chameleon Nezire. Bibidebi arrived soon afterwards and infected Chameleon Nezire into a giant, only to be killed by Galaxy Mega's Saber Electromagnetic Whip and Mega Dash Cutter. However, the Nezire's arm remained with a shard from the MegaSaber in it.
Buzzstinger Bee (Dragon Knight)

**Buzzstinger Bee** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight*. Buzzstinger Bee is a yellow-armored Honey bee monster. It wields a bow and arrow in battle. They were destroyed by the combination of Len and Price's Final Vent and Chance's Shoot Vent. Another Buzzstinger Bee attacked Adam, Len, and Price alongside Buzzstinger Hornet and Buzzstinger Wasp.
Ceti Eel

The **Ceti Eel** appeared in the 1982 film called *Star Trek II Wrath of Khan*. Ceti Eels are small non-sapient creatures native to the deserts of planet Ceti Alpha V. According to Khan, the Ceti Eel is the last indigenous lifeform on the planet. Once a habitable M-class world, Ceti Alpha V had its climate brutally altered after the destruction of the nearby planet Ceti Alpha VI, which shifted Ceti Alpha V's orbit. A Ceti Eel has its body protected by a thick exoskeleton. They incubate their larvae between the plates of their jointed carapace. As adults, they are free-living burrowing creatures that spend most of the time hidden under the desert's sands. The larvae, however, are parasitoids. Once the larva leaves the protection of its parent's carapace, it will crawl into the ear of a larger being and burrow into the brain, causing the host severe pain, which leads to insanity and eventually death. As a side effect, it also makes the host extremely susceptible to suggestion.
Camera Dimension

The **Camera Dimension** appeared in 1991 TV series called *Choujin Sentai Jetman*. Camera Dimension (カメラジゲン, Kamerajigen, 13-14): Originally a camera infused with Maria's Dimensional Bug, Camera Dimension uses his Lens Beam on whomever he takes a picture of would be transported into Maria's photo album. Once able to assume his natural form, he is able to use the explosive Flash Beam and shoot a mist from his left forearm. Camera Dimension later supports Maria in attacking Gai and Kaori before the other Jetmen arrive. However, Camera Dimension captures White Swan before targeting every young woman in the city. After they find his weakness, exposed while using his Lens Beam, the Jetmen attempt to hit it when Grey arrives to support Camera Dimension, with Raita and Ako taken as a result. By the time Gai is captured, Ryuu completes the Fire Bazooka modification and uses it free everyone Camera Dimension took before the Jetmen use the Fire Bazooka to kill the monster. But though revealed by his Dimensional Bug, Camera Dimension is easily destroyed the Jet Phoenix.

Camera Dimension appears in the *Choujin Sentai Jetman* video game as the boss of Area B.
Chalemelon

The **Chalemelon** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Toriko*. The Chalamelon is a species of chameleon whose females have bright green skin that resembles the pattern on a melon's and exude a powerful smell that is also like that of a melon's fruity aroma in order to attract males. They can also curl up into a ball and in this state they look exactly like an actual melon.
Cellar Dweller

**The Cellar Dweller** is the titular villain of the horror film of the same name. It is actually a powerful demon summoned via drawing its image in a comic strip, allowing it to manifest in the real world and granting its summoner limited reality warping abilities.

The Cellar Dweller in turn has vast supernatural abilities and superhuman strength, able to mangle victims limb from limb with its powerful arms and its favored attack is to tear a victim apart and feast on their body parts, the creature is thus very feral in mannerism and a prolific man-eater.

This doesn't mean the Cellar Dweller is a mindless monster either, like most demons it displays immense intelligence and even speaks every now and then, taunting victims and causing havoc - its one fatal weakness is any damage done to the comic strip will harm it in turn, thus via burning the comic strip a summoner can effectively burn the demon to death.

Unfortunately due to being a demon the Cellar Dweller can always return to life if he is drawn again, indeed at the end of the movie he proudly declares "as long as imagination exists I will prevail" - suggesting he is an embodiment of the darkest fantasies inside all humans (hence his violent, sadistic nature).

In appearance the Cellar Dweller is a massive troll-like creature with a Satanic Pentagram carved onto his chest, his muscular body is equipped with sharp claws and fangs as well as large ears, making him appear as a fusion of a traditional Devil and an ogre, he is also rather hairy and unkempt like a yeti (or were-beast).
Butterfree

**Butterfree** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Butterfree is a Butterfly Pokémon. Butterfree's wings are covered in scales that carry poison. When attacked, it flutters its wings madly to scatter these scales. Its large compound eyes are formed of many tiny eyes.

Butterfree is an insect-like Pokémon appearing as a large butterfly. Butterfree has a large purple body with light blue limbs and a nose with very small fangs. Its eyes are quite large in proportion to its head and are a red color. Butterfree's large wings simply appear as black and white butterfly wings.
Brushido

**Brushido** appeared in 2014 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 2*. Brushido (Japanese: かたづ家来 *Katazukerai*) is a Rank E Ice-attribute Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

Brushido evolves into Washogun, starting at level 19 , with *Yo-kai Watch Blasters*, at Lv. 24.

Black skinned with small, cyan eyes surrounded by red. On its head is a white hat with blue kanji on it (清, meaning "clean") to match the blue and white samurai-esque outfit. It wields a brown push broom with green bristles, often covered in soapsuds.

In the anime, the Brushido army are very dedicated to cleaning and fulfilling their duties with the utmost dedication. They are also very loyal to their commander, Washogun.

Brushido uses its broom to clean anything and everything until it sparkles, even in locations that humans normally neglect or can't reach. Typically, Brushido travels in a huge army under the command of Washogun to clean houses in a matter of minutes.

Anyone Inspirited by Brushido begins to adopt its neat-freak behavior and start spontaneously cleaning.
Celebro

**Celebro** appeared in 2020 TV series called *Ultraman Z*. Celebro (セレブロ *Sereburo*) is a parasitic alien slug-like life form and the main antagonist of *Ultraman Z*.

A highly intelligent, yet frail parasitic alien life form, Celebro decided to take advantage of the chaos resulted by the Devil Splinter and uses them to destroy planets.

Celebro possessed Genegarg to steal an Ultra Z Riser from the Land of Light and was pursued to Earth from being chased by Ultraman Z and Ultraman Zero.

Upon Genegarg's destruction, he took possession of a Monster Research Center member Shinya Kaburagi as his host. This allowed him to use the Ultra Z Riser and the Kaiju Medals he created to orchestrate monster attacks from behind the scenes.

Celebro's reason of participating with the Ultra Z Riser and the Kaiju Medals he created is for treating everything as a game, regardless if its enjoyable or not to his own viewpoint. He has a habit of phrasing the Space Language **Kiete Karekareeta** (キエテ・カレカレータ *Kiete Karekarēta* lit. "I'm feeling good").

## Powers and Abilities

* **Intelligence**: Celebro is highly knowledgeable in the use of technology. This is evidenced by his ability to produce Kaiju Medals simply through reverse-engineering of Ultra Medals and making them compatible with the Ultra Z Riser.
* **Possession**: Because Celebro by its own is physically frail, this forced it to possess other life forms as compatible physical bodies. Such as Kaiju, and humans.
Centipede Undead

The **Centipede Undead** appeared in 2004 TV series called *Kamen Rider Blade*. The Centipede Undead (センチピードアンデッド *Senchipīdo Andeddo*) is a chain wielding Undead that appeared in the Echoing Cave, attacking those who enter and infecting them with his fever-induced poison. Among his victims was Amane Kurihara, who had to be quickly taken to the hospital. Learning of this, Hajime Aikawa ran to get the antidote with Kazuma Kenzaki following as Garren attempts to seal the Undead. While Blade is forced to hold Garren off, Chalice seals the Undead after he manages to slash off the centipede sticking on the Undead's right shoulder, the antidote to the Undead's poison. The Centipede Undead was unsealed by Leangle three times over the series.
Carnivine

**Carnivine** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Carnivine is a Bug Catcher Pokémon. Carnivine wraps itself around trees in swampy areas. It gives off a sweet aroma that lures other close, then attacks.

Carnivine is undoubtedly one of the strangest looking Pokémon. It appears to resemble a Venus flytrap, with huge jaws and red and green vines that it uses to hang from mangrove trees in the marshes where it lives. Carnivine also has leaves where its arms should be. Carnivine does not move much, it simply hangs upside-down and waits for bugs such as Ledyba, to fly by.
Byakko

The **Byakko** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Byakko is a goddess Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Byakko has matching short grey strokes and white hair with two bunches on the sides of her head, she is heterochromia, her left eye is yellow and her right eye is blue. She owns a confident smile. She has a very small high stand collar attached to a tie, she wears a white shirt with full-length sleeves and gloves as the same color. On top of her shirt, she possess a sleeveless sweater and also wears a badge on the left side of her bust with the Japari Park icon on it.

She wears a very short circular skirt with pressed-in ridges. She wears matching grey and white gradient thigh-high socks with shoes as the same color. She holds two bracelets yellow and blue attached to her hair, around her legs and her arms, she also has a yellow bracelet on her tail and the ones around her wrists owns three claws that can represents those of a tiger.

Byakko also called The White Tiger or Byakko in Japanese and Bai Hu in Chinese, is one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations. It is associated with the element metal and it represents the west and the autumn season.

It is also a symbol of force and army, and so many things entitled Byakko in ancient China are related to military affairs. In this capacity, Byakko was seen as a protector and defender, not just from mortal enemies, but also from evil spirits. Byakko is believed to have divine power to ward off and punish evil, praise the good, and bring wealth and good match for marriage.
Cappuccino bot

**Cappuccino bot** appeared in the 2009 movie called *Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen*. The cappuccino bot was among the Appliancebots created by the All Spark shard in Sam Witwicky's shirt which fell out. He and the others proceeded to shoot at Sam but he lay down and managed to dodge the shots.
Booster (Super Mario RPG)

**Booster** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Booster is a character from *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars* who lives in Booster Tower with three Snifits. He is of the seventh and current generation of Boosters. Despite his wealth, Booster would rather have fun and spend his days playing with his Snifits and others he invites to his tower.