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Fossa

The **Fossa** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Fossa is a type of Friend which has appeared in both the Kemono Friends anime and the original mobile game.

Fossa wears a simple shirt and skirt combo. The sleeves have been cut raggedly to signify her playfulness and wildness. With a light-grey over-shirt and a red necktie, she appears to be wearing a business shirt underneath. Her skirt is black with a white frill. The most notable feature about her is her long tail. Fossa's ears are dark black and rounded, and her eyes are hazel brown.

The fossa is unique to the forests of Madagascar, an African island in the Indian Ocean. Individuals have been reported to grow up to 6 feet long, and can weigh up to 26 pounds.

A relative of the mongoose, the Fossa has evolved to hunt Lemurs, with Lemurs comprising more than half of the Fossa's diet. Their diet also includes : Lizards, Frogs, Rodents, Birds and Reptiles, supplemented by domestic animals such as pigs and poultry. Hunting under the cover of night allows the dark coat of the Fossa to perform to its maximum capability, camouflaging the animal into the dense surrounding forest. They stalk their prey silently in the trees before leaping powerfully to capture it. The fossa possesses a long tail that facilitates hunting and maneuvering among tree branches.

A solitary and nocturnal mammal that patrols territories as large as four square kilometers, the Fossa marks its presence with scent released from their large anal gland. The Fossa spends the vast majority of its life high in the trees but is known to both hunt and move on the ground.
Flea Evo

The **Flea Evo** appeared in 1983 TV series called *Kagaku Sentai Dynaman*. Flea Evo (ノミシンカ *Nomishinka*, 12) is the flea-theme Evolution Beast of the Tailed-People Clan Jashinka Empire. Flea Evo was part of a multi-stage plan to turn people into "flea-humans" exponentially, with people biting others for blood and turning them into flea humans. To make sure that the plot remained strong, it likewise sucked up blood from local blood banks to prevent it from restoring people to normal. The Dynaman catch wind of the plan, initially stopping it by disguising themselves as the runners of a blood truck preventing the Evolution Beast from taking the blood before it gets away by creating more flea-human victims.

When Flea Evo attacks another blood bank to continue its plan, it ends up drinking alcohol disguised as its blood supply, making it drunk and unable to move about with stability. The Dynaman handle it easily afterwards, crushing it with Super Dynamite, then fighting and defeating it with DynaRobo.

## Arsenals

Flea Evo has a virus which it can infect people with turning them into "flea-humans" (with pale faces and flea-like mouths that can infect other people and turn them into flea-humans); it can also shoot out electric spears from its mouth, the ability to jump high in the air to avoid attacks, teleport, emit explosive eye flashes, has a flamethrower in its mouth, change its size, and emit lightning bolts from its eyes.
Galoomba

**Galoomba** appeared in 1990 videogame called *Super Mario World*. Galoombas (named Goombas before Super Mario 3D World) are enemies that first appear in Super Mario World. They either walk across the ground, parachute from above or float down in bubbles (which burst upon coming into contact with any object), or can even appear with wings to hop around. In Super Mario 3D World, they are given the name Galoomba to distinguish them from actual Goombas.

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Gaaragaara

**Gaaragaara** appeared in 1998 TV series called *Seijuu Sentai Gingaman*. Gaaragaara (ガーラガーラ *Gāragāra*) is a Majin of the Space Pirates Balban under Spectral Empress Iliess. Gaaragaara is a Kali-themed Majin. He intended to revive Daitanix using the palms of 333 hands. Gaaragaara posed as a fortune teller, using his special palm magic to mark his human customers. In battle, he could attack with his arms, causing them to stretch and strangle his opponents, particularly the Gingaman. Killed by Super Armor Shine Gingaioh after being thrashed by GingaPhoenix and GingaRhinos.

He is one of the five majin revived by Illiess to protect her tower from the Gingaman. He holds off Hyuuga, only to disappear when Ryouma destroys the tower. He is killed once again by the Megarangers in Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger.

## Arsenals

Gaaragaara has multiple extended arms that it can stretch out and attack and strangle opponents. His main magical ability is a "reversal magic" which he uses to curse people to take another curse, intending to use 333 people to transfer Daitanix's stone curse to them and revive the giant beast.
Froslass

**Froslass** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Froslass is a Snow Land Pokémon. Apparently, the first Froslass came into being when a woman was lost while exploring the snowy mountains. The frozen statues that decorate its icy lair may not be statues...

Froslass is a humanoid Pokémon with a hollow torso that resembles a kimono. It wears a red band around its waist, reminiscent of an Obi. Its body lacks feet and it floats in the air like its counterpart, Glalie. Its arms are connected to the sides of its head, and flare at the wrists. The flared portion has dappled, light blue coloration. Its hands consist of three small fingers. Froslass's head is shaped similar to a sideways water droplet, and is topped with two ice crystals that resemble horns. Its head has several holes on it, resembling a mask. Through two of these holes, crystal blue eyes with yellow sclera can be seen. It also has a mouth below this "mask".

Froslass lives in snowy areas and has the ability to freeze foes with its -58 degrees Fahrenheit breath. It is thought to display its victims secretly after freezing them. As evidenced in the anime, it can create illusions to manipulate others. Froslass is a female only species, and is said in legends to be the spirit of a woman who was lost in the mountains.
Forkloid

The **Forkloid** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. The Forkloid (フォークロイド *Fōkuroido*) is a Metaloid that Enter created when he used the "scoop" (Eguru) Metavirus to infect a fork to fight the Go-Busters.

As this Metaloid was made with an insane amount of Enetron that Enter hijacked from as shipment for Beet Buster's Hyper Space transportation, it had great resistance and incredible strength that can make a big fissure. However, it had a rather simple-minded yet very aggressive personality

This Metaloid was deleted when Beet Buster and Stag Buster hit this Metaloid with charged slashes from their DriBlades.

It's data was used for the creation of the ForkZord and ultimately also the first MegaZord Delta.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Resistance**
* **Superhuman Strength**: Since Forkloid gained so much power from just a hijacked Enetron he can use this ability to make a big fissure.

## See Also

* ForkZord
* Spiketron
Fuzz

**Fuzz** appeared in 1994 video game called *Wario's Woods*. Fuzzes are creatures that first appear in *Wario's Woods*. Fuzzes first appear in *Wario's Woods*, where they are the most common enemies in the game along with Spuds and Squeaks. Any chain of bombs can defeat Fuzzes.

Fuzzes reappear in *NES Remix 2*, where they appear in several *Wario's Woods*-themed remixes, where they act the same as they acted in *Wario's Woods*.
Freddy Krueger

**Frederick Charles "Freddy" Krueger**, more publicly known as **Freddy Krueger**, is a legendary serial killer and the main antagonist of the 1984 classic horror film, *A Nightmare on Elm Street*, and its many sequels; as well as the true main antagonist in the crossover film *Freddy vs Jason*. He was a child killer in life, and in death, a malevolent ghost who killed his victims in their dreams.

He was portrayed by the famous veteran actor Robert Englund.
Formicaalubus Worm

**Formicaalubus Worm** appeared in 2006 TV series called *Kamen Rider Kabuto*. Formicaalubus Worm (フォルミカアルビュスワーム*Forumikaarubyusu Wāmu*) is a Worm that can release acidic gas from its mouth and has claws and body thrones that can tear through concrete and steel. It was destroyed by Drake's Rider Shooting.
Flying Monkey (Dark Parables)

The **Flying Monkey** appeared in the 7th *Dark Parables* game of 2014 called *Ballad of Rapunzel*. The Flying Monkeys are winged monkeys used by Mother Gothel to do her bidding. They are based on the Flying Monkeys from L. Frank Baum's Wizard of Oz book series. Gothel's flying monkeys have blue skin and dark wings. Otherwise, they look just like a normal monkey. They wear little matching uniforms with a brown satchel. Gerda encounters the flying monkeys while searching for Kai in the wooded areas around Floralia. They are spying on her progress and presumably reporting back to their mistress, Mother Gothel. One also kidnaps Thumbelina once Gerda and Gwyn awaken her. Gerda, Gwyn, Kai and Thumbelina make their escape, leaving the flying monkeys alive and well in Mother Gothel's service. The *Dark Parables* series doesn't tell us anything about the origins of the flying monkeys, but they seem to be identical to those encountered in L. Frank Baum's *Wizard of Oz* books. Their origin is likely similar to the origin given in these books, where they are said to be creatures that were once free, but have been enslaved by the Wicked Witch, or in this case, Mother Gothel.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight:**Obviously, the ability to fly is useful.
* **Form a Cohesive Army:** We only see a couple in *Dark Parables*, but we know from common lore of flying monkeys that there are usually great numbers of them, and they are comfortable working in groups.
* **Obedience:** In Baum's original works, the flying monkeys are under a curse that makes them follow the Wicked Witch's orders, regardless of their own wishes.
Gamakugira

**Gamakugira** appeared in the 1966 TV series called *Ultraman*. Gamakugira (ガマクジラ) was a crocodile like kaiju with prickly skin that fed upon pearls and attacked several farms and nearly endangering Pearl Oysters. After becoming detained by the SSSP, he was destroyed by Ultraman. Feeding on pearls, the kaiju Gamakugira drove pearl oysters into near extinction in a small part of the ocean. As a large load of harvested pearls was being moved along a highway, the creature rose from the depths to attack the transport truck, and to feed on the countless pearls that spilled out of it. The Science Patrol mobilized and began a counterstrike, but their rockets did little but agitate the pearl-eating monstrosity. As it began to head farther out to sea, it suddenly released a powerful stream of water from its head, damaging the Jet VTOL and forcing it to land. While the patrol was forced to camp out, the beast perched itself on some nearby rocks, chewing up the pearls it had gathered.

The next day, Gamakugira moved out to collect more pearls, but the Jet VTOL was repaired and joined by another. The forces tried their attack again, but their rockets still failed. The kaiju headed for the nearby cities, but the patrol managed to hold it off and attach tracking balloons to its back, allowing them to keep an eye on it from the sky, even when under the water. Soon they deployed a gigantic electric net, but after breaking free, the beast was sent into an even fiercer rage.

Nothing in the Science Patrol's arsenal could stop it, and worse yet, its ripping of the net had brought down Shin Hayata’s craft. While Fuji tried to locate her friend, the forces continued to battle with Gamakugira, eventually striking its back with a much more powerful rocket. The rocket lifted its body into the sky, carrying it hundreds of feet as Hayata transformed into Ultraman. The hero gave chase, and upon reaching the creature, used the Air Body technique on the kaiju. Gamakugira was obliterated and the pearl oyster population quickly began to recover.

## Powers and Abilities

* Water Spout: Just like a whale, Gamakugira can release a high-pressured water spout from the blowhole on top of his head.
* Long Tongue: Gamakugira’s tongue is extremely long, allowing him to attack opponents with it. He can also use it as a suction device, to suck up pearls and other objects.
Four Head

**Four Head** appeared in season 2 of 1994 TV series called *Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers*. Four Head is a four-headed monster created by Lord Zedd from the sculpture done by the Angel Grove High art class. The statuette was a representation of peace—its four faces represent wisdom, beauty, strength, and vitality. After attempting to defeat the monster with the Power Blaster (in DaiRanger, actually it was the Power Cannon), Lord Zedd makes the monster grow. The Mega Tigerzord is soon formed, but the monster manages to deflect the Firebird blast back at the zord. Zordon brought forth Tor the Shuttlezord to aid the Rangers. The monster manages to topple Tor and the Red Dragon Thunderzord, unleashing an onslaught of charged blasts from her beam rod. Tor transforms into battle mode, sending numerous green blazing rockets and missiles right at Four Head. The Red Dragon Thunderzord enters Tor's shell, re-energizing the zord. The Rangers then form the Thunder Ultrazord, which takes to the air with the aid of the Red Dragon Thunderzord's spinning staff. Four Head was destroyed when the Thunder Ultrazord landed directly on top of it, crushing it. The Four Headed sculpture is returned to its place of origin when the monster is destroyed.
Fork Mask

The **Fork Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Fork Mask (フォーク仮面 *Fōku Kamen*) is the sixteenth of Black Cross Iron Man Mask General Temujin's Masked Monsters. Fork Mask worked as a bodyguard for Temujin and the Black Cross Führer for a meeting of the leader's "Black Hole" society, a secret organization he heads that controls a major dark section of the Black Cross Army. When the Gorengers initially try to infiltrate the meeting on their own, Fork Mask handily stopped them, particularly injuring Akarenger with his forks. Seeing an infiltration as the only way to get into the meeting, Edogawa Gonpachi sets up the Gorengers in a scheme to take the guise as the Black Hole members in order to wine and dine with the Führer and ultimately take him down. During the meeting, Fork Mask continued to protect them and even provided a fork to a disguised Gorenger for eating.

However when the Gorengers try to destroy the meeting and unmask the Führer, the leader proves smarter than expected by deceiving them and capturing the Gorengers with Fork Mask's escape. However with the Gorengers captured, Gonpachi reveals that the "real Gorenger" (in actuality a second set of Gorenger he had set up from other EAGLE soldiers) were ready to take him on and that the ones he caught were merely soldiers in disguise! The second set of Gorenger face Fork Mask in combat, with Aorenger shooting a Blue Cherry into its face before the team uses a Gorenger Storm maneuver where Akarenger throws his Red Bute into the arrow and lets the Gorenger Storm ball roll down into Fork Mask, blowing him up.

## Arsenals

Fork Mask holds a number of forks upon his head called Fork Shurikens which he uses as projectiles to attack. He also has a huge fork staff which also holds upon it a flamethrower called the Fork Flame.
Food Fight

**Food Fight** is a sentient artichoke who is one of the LifeSkylanders in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. He is available in the console starter pack of the game along with Snap Shot. Even though he's got a lot on his plate, Food Fight always has time for his teammates. He's an artichoke with a heart of gold. Food Fight does more than just play with his food, he battles with it! This tough little Veggie Warrior is the byproduct of a troll food experiment gone wrong. When the Troll Farmers Guild attempted to fertilize their soil with gunpowder, they got more than a super snack – they got an all-out Food Fight! Rising from the ground, he led the neighborhood Garden Patrol to victory. Later, he went on to defend his garden home against a rogue army of gnomes after they attempted to wrap the Asparagus people in bacon! His courage caught the eye of Master Eon, who decided that this was one veggie lover he needed on his side as a valued member of the Skylanders. When it comes to Food Fight, it’s all you can eat for evil!
Electrosect

**Electrosect** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Saban's Masked Rider*. Electrosect is a black and white robot with the ability to harness electricity. He had two long bowed horns on his head and a sword, all of which served as lightning rods. Dregon was furious to see the Stewarts on a televised game show called "Know Your Neighbor" against the Carbunkle family. For that, he had the Maggots lure Dex to Cyclopter so that he can take him on in battle. After the first fight, Count Dregon sent Electrosect down to assist Cyclopter. During the second fight, Dex fought Cyclopter and Electrosect. While Cyclopter retreated, Electrosect started to drain Dex of his powers. Dex transformed into his Super Gold form and broke off Electrosect's left horn. Dex then used the Ecto-Ray to destroy Electrosect. He fits the category of Cyclopter's unit.
Furocious

**Furocious** appeared in 1997 TV series called *Big Bad Beetleborgs*. Furocious is a blue moth-headed monster with brown fur. Furocious could breathe fire in battle.

In "Operation Frankenbeans," Vexor's strategy to harm the kids was to constantly disrupt their daily lives so they would fail school. To add further complications, Furocious was called upon by Vexor. Once the kids saw through Vexor's plan, he was sent back to the comics when Roland used/powered up his Green Hunter Claw.

Vexor mentioned that this creature was from issue #136 of the Beetleborgs comics.
Fraxure

**Fraxure** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Fraxure is an Axe Jaw Pokémon. Fraxure clash in intense battles over territory. After a battle is over, they always remember to sharpen their tusks on smooth stones so that way they'll be ready for the next battle.

Fraxure is a bipedal, draconic Pokémon with long, gray tusks with red tips protruding from the sides of its mouth. These tusks are capable of breaking boulders. It has dark eyes with red irises, a gray face, and a cowl-like feature of green segments on its head, neck, back and chest. Its arms have three red fingers, and its lower body is gray, with red speckles on the underbelly. It has red toes and a red tip on its tail. Fraxure is very violent and territorial. Fights over turf often break out between it and another Fraxure. After a fight, it sharpen its tusks on river rocks, as they do not regenerate. It lives alongside rivers.
Furfrou

**Furfrou** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Furfrou is a Poodle Pokémon. Furfrou's long, fast-growing fur is easily trimmed into a variety of styles, but the Pokémon is picky about who wields the scissors. Rich people used to hold competitions to see whose Furfrou had the fanciest cut.

Furfrou is a quadruped, canine Pokémon with thick, white fur that covers its black body apart from its paws and face. The fur is thicker and fluffier around its head and tail. It has round, red eyes with blue eyelids, a pointed snout with a round, light blue nose, and long rectangular ears. When its mouth is open, two pointed teeth can be seen on its upper jaw.

Furfrou is commonly seen with its fur trimmed and dyed into various styles. However, only those it trusts are allowed to cut its fur. In the past, aristocrats would even compete over who could trim its fur into the most exquisite style. Cutting its fur increases the swiftness of its movements. It used to guard the king in the ancient times of Kalos and is known to be loyal to its Trainer.
Frightwing

**Frightwing** appeared in 1998 TV series called *Power Rangers in Space*. Frightwing was a condor monster used by Astronema. Frightwing mistook Bulk, Skull and Professor Phenomenus for the Power Rangers, who he was sent to destroy by Astronema. He was capable of flight, he was enlarged and destroyed by Mega Voyager.
Flat-Headed Cat

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

Flat-Headed Cat has blue eyes, and short, messy hair with three different tones, a mix of chocolate brown and light brown on the top, middle and the side of the head, with several white spots on her bangs, and two strings of hair at each side of the head, resembling the whiskers of a cat. She has small animal ears, and a tail that befits her species. Her sloppy look is further verified by her half-tucked in sleeveless shirt, which is white on the front and chocolate brown in the back. She also wears a big collar with a red bow tie, and large chocolate brown gloves that are white on the back, and have a cat-like pattern of horizontal stripes. She wears a short light brown fur skirt with a similar cat-like pattern, knee highs that matches with her gloves, and brown aviator shoes with orange laces.

Flat-Headed Cats are a rare species of cat found on Sumatra, Borneo and on the Malayan Peninsula. They are around the size of a domestic cat, with a particular look because of their long, narrow head and flattened forehead, with small ears set well down the sides of its head. They have long and sharp teeth, and their claws cannot be fully retracted, traits that they share with the fishing cat and the Cheetah. They have a small tail, and their fur is reddish brown and gray in color, with the hairs being tipped in white.

Flat-Headed Cats live in lowland tropical rainforests, swamp forest and mangroves, usually near water. They are considered rare and particularly difficult to find, those cats are believed to be solitary, with observations of both nocturnal and crepuscular activity. Their large, close-set eyes, which are positioned farther forward on the head than those of other cats, gives them great binocular vision to help them hunt for food in the water. They can eat frogs, crustaceans, and possibly other small animals, but they pray primarily on fish.
Gakko

**Gakko** appeared in 2008 TV series called *Power Rangers Jungle Fury*. Gakko, master of the Gecko fighting style, is the second of the Five Fingers of Poison to try and take out the rangers by himself. He has all the powers of gecko, such as regrowing lost limbs, and sticking to walls. He believes that all great warriors can only fight on the side of a building. After toying with the rangers, and taking away Theo's confidence as a bonus, Dai Shi ordered him to take out the rangers the next time he battled with them. To Gakko's surprise, Theo showed up after regaining his confidence and defeated him at his own game. And he, just like Rantipede, was defeated by the Jungle Pride Megazord's Savage Spin.

He was later revived by Naja along with Rantipede to overthrow Dai Shi, but fled after Rantipede was destroyed by their vengeful master. Gakko was destroyed again by the Rangers when he attempted to gather fear to gain enough power to escape Dai Shi's wrath. He and his two fellow would-be assassins were later revived again for the final battle with the Order of the Claw, but fell in battle with Robert James.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Superhuman Strength**
* **Superhuman Speed**
* **Superhuman Agility**

* **Delicate-Hair Legs**
* **Erratic Shuriken**
* **Rapid-Growth Arm**: Gakko's secret ability which mimics the gecko's automic talent by shedding off his own arm to escape a hold and growing a new one while the discarded arm's surprise attack serves as a distraction.
* **Enlarging**: It allows him to grow big when he absorbed the fears from the humans.
Forest Witch

The **Forest Witch** appeared in 2018 video game called *Dark Parables: 15 The Match Girl's Lost Paradise*. The Forest Witch is a minor character in the fifteenth Dark Parables game, The Match Girl's Lost Paradise. Her character is a mixed of the Grandmother from Hans Christian Anderson's The Little Match Girl and Frau Holle from Brothers Grimm Frau Holle. Being the good half of the former evil godmother, the Forest Witch looked like Amelia, although with such noticeable differences. The Forest Witch has long white hair and grey eyes. She wears a white dress with gold detailing and blue sleeves. On her arms are fingerless gloves. She wears a white shawl with blue roses.

The Forest Witch, as the good half of Amelia, is kind and loving. Some of her memories as Amelia and past experiences with helping Cinderellas also passes along the Forest Witch, aiding as much people she can. This could be due to Amelia's memories of being a mother, but the Forest Witch has a maternal touch towards children, rewarding a good girl while punishing bad ones as well as adopting Giselle as her granddaughter.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Longevity** (formerly): The Forest Witch has this ability as long as Amelia is alive. Once Amelia redeemed herself and passes, the Forest Witch disappears.
* **Potion making**: using herbs, the Forest Witch can make potions that are capable to heal people. It is equivalent to medicine.
Flying Rod

In cryptozoology and ufology, **rods** (sometimes known as "**skyfish**" or "**solar entities**") are said to be flying creatures, from a few inches to a few feet in length, that are invisible to humans, but visible to cameras, both film and digital, both still and video.

## Overview

Their bodies are shaped like long thin rods, and their only appendages are wavy wings, one on each side, stretching the full length of their bodies. They move through the air by undulating these wings, like eels swimming through water. They are said to flit about in the air at such a high speed as to not be seen by the naked eye.

Videos of rod-shaped objects moving quickly through the air were claimed by some to be alien life forms or small UFOs, but subsequent experiments showed that these rods appear in film because of an optical illusion/collusion (especially in interlaced video recording).

On August 8/9, 2005, China Central Television aired a two-part documentary about flying rods in China. It reported the events from May to June of the same year at Tonghua Zhenguo Pharmaceutical Company in Tonghua City, Jilin Province, which debunked the flying rods. Surveillance cameras in the facility's compound captured video footage of flying rods identical to those shown in Jose Escamilla's video. Getting no satisfactory answer to the phenomenon, curious scientists at the facility decided that they would try to solve the mystery by attempting to catch these airborne creatures.

Huge nets were set up and the same surveillance cameras then captured images of rods flying into the trap. When the nets were inspected, the "rods" were no more than regular moths and other ordinary flying insects. Subsequent investigations proved that the appearance of flying rods on video was an optical illusion created by the slower recording speed of the camera.
Gerzol

**Gerzol** appeared in 1986 TV series called *Choushinsei Flashman*. Gerzol is a Beast Warrior creation of the Reconstructive Experiment Empire Mess.

A starfish-like mutant able to enter anything metal and take control as part of Mess's plan to set up a mechanical revolt. The female Flashmen members battle the monster until their male comrades arrive in time. After being blasted by the Rolling Vulcan and enlarged by Kuragen, this monster was destroyed by the Flash King.
Francisca

**Francisca** appeared in 2018 video game called *Kirby Star Allies*. Francisca, also titled as **Frozen General** and **Bringer of Icy Doom**, is a character in the *Kirby* series, debuting as a secondary antagonist in *Kirby Star Allies*, but would later become an ally. She is a member of The Three Mage-Sisters, who are followers of Hyness and priestesses of the Jambastion Religion.

Francisca has disembodied hands and long, blue hair parted to her right. She has a noticeably paler skin tone compared to the other mages, possibly due to spending time in the cold. She has no nose, and her eyes are blue and resemble Kirby's as opposed to being one color. She also has blue markings curving downward from the bottom of her eyes. She wears a dark purple beret with a blue version of the Jambastion Religion’s emblem on the front. She wears a long, v-style collarette around where her shoulders would be that is outlined in blue. On the collarette are two purple hearts interlocked by a golden chain, presumably to keep the collarette from falling off of her. She also wears a dress with a blue underside. This dress also partially covers her face in a similar manner to a veil, the area on her face is black and white with orange buttons on it. She wears what appear to be stout hand pads outlined in blue on her hands. The pads’ cuffs cover the areas where her wrists would be, and the pads do not cover the underside of her hands. Each pad also has a blue heart design on their cuffs.

When fought in Heroes in Another Dimension and the Soul Melter EX difficulty in The Ultimate Choice, Francisca’s outfit has changed into more of an angelic color scheme. Her outfit and beret are all completely white with beige lining. The two hearts on her chest are also gold instead of purple. Her skin has turned black and her eyes have turned red. However, she retains her blue markings and hair.

Francisca is very refined and elegant, twirling around when moving in her boss fight. Her Pause Screen description on Longview Corridor describes her as “calm, cool, and collected.” However, she is also known to be ruthless and cold-blooded, swiftly encasing her opponents in ice and keeping them as trophies in a collection. Despite her cruel manners to her enemies, she is very kind and polite to her allies, as shown in Heroes in Another Dimension where she addresses Flamberge as “Ms. Flamberge.” Specifically, she used this prefix to respectfully address someone. She has a close bond with Flamberge as well, missing her when out on missions. She also likes to hang out in snowy, cold areas.
Franken Bat

**Franken Bat** appeared in 1974 movie called *Five Rider vs. King Dark*. Franken Bat (コウモリフランケン *Koumori Furanken*) is a Frankenstein's monster/bat kaijin created by G.O.D. to defeat Kamen Rider X. He was destroyed by Kamen Riders 1 and 2's Rider Kick and Kamen Rider X's Rider Super Five Kick.

## Arsenals

He was able to fly and had a cannon on his back.
Foreverwing

The **Foreverwing** appeared in 2017 video game called *Dragons: Rise of Berk*. The Foreverwing is a gigantic Mystery Class dragon that first appeared in *Dragons: Rise of Berk*.

The Foreverwing is a colossal dragon. It has a woody brown color and the what seems to be like branches at the back of its head and below its chin. These 'branch-like' objects resemble hair and a beard. With small, kind eyes and an aged appearance, this dragons looks rather old and wise. The Foreverwing has thick foliage such as trees and vegetation on its back.

The Foreverwing enjoys sleeping most of the time and does not like to be disturbed. Its stillness when sleeping also contributes to its great camouflaging abilities. This dragon appears to be lazy and has a huge temper when it is awakened without its consent.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Firepower**: The Foreverwing produces copious amounts of lava, which is powerful enough to destroy entire villages.
* **Camouflage**: The Foreverwing uses the foliage on its back as camouflage that leads others to think that it is just part of a mountainside. The dense foliage on its back covers almost its entire body, except for its head and limbs. Their body, by itself, resembles wood and earth. Thus, even when its head is revealed, it is hard to spot a Foreverwing. This may help it hunt, escape, or even simply get some sleep undisturbed.
* **Command**: The Foreverwing, like the Red Death, the Bewilderbeast, the Screaming Death, and other alpha species, have loyal subjects under its command; the Foreverwing's subjects are known as Seedling Dragons. The Foreverwing seems to be a benevolent leader and does not treat its subject dragons harshly. They are seen openly flying around it in most of its artwork.
* **Telepathy**: The Foreverwing is capable of telepathy and according to *Dragons: Rise of Berk*, it shares a special, nearly telepathic connection with Hiccup, though why or how this is done is unknown.
* **Calming Compound**: The Foreverwing is able to produce some kind of compound with a sedative effect that enables it to sleep for long periods of time. As seen in *The Serpent's Heir*, dragons that bathe in water collected on the body of the Foreverwing will be calmed by these compounds and are eventually sedated.
* **Acid**: In addition to lava, the Foreverwing is able to shoot small blasts of green acid, as revealed in *Dragons: Titan Uprising*. These blasts require less energy than lava, but are much weaker than it, which is why the Foreverwing prefers using the latter.
Forest Queen Diana

The **Forest Queen Diana** appeared in season 1 of 2009 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Forest Queen Diana is a favored Titan of Hippolyta, the ruler of the hidden Amazonian tribe who worship Diana as a goddess. Diana was invoked by Hippolyta to defend her tribe from Rassimov's Suits, who had been sent to retrieve the Ring of Behemoth, the Legendary Titan of Body. She shot and defeated Sekhmet with by firing a pair of arrows. However, one of the Suits invoked a Nighlurker Titan who used its **Shadow Ambush** ability to disappear into the shadows before emerging and biting Diana's leg, thus sending her back to her Amulet.

## Powers and Abilities

Forest Queen Diana has a myriad of nature based spells, and is unmatchable with a bow, being able to fire numerous arrows at once. In addition to her ranged capabilities, she also carries a dagger for melee. She is also fast due to having the body of a horse as well as the upper body of a four armed woman.
Frog Fangire

The **Frog Fangire** appeared in 2008 TV series called *Kamen Rider Kiva*. Frog Fangire (フロッグファンガイア *Furoggu Fangaia*): A Fangire that can use a sword and a rifle, fire energy warts from his shoulders, and jump up to 50 meters. In 1986, Ōmura created the Black Star violin, attacking any he found not to have respect for his creation, such as reducing his violin to a show piece or playing badly with it. He attacked Yuri Aso for the latter reason before being driven off by Garulu. Later, Ōmura encounters Otoya Kurenai after he stole the Black Star from Yuri, with Otoya's music soothing Ōmura to see Otoya as a worthy owner in spite of Otoya turning him down. However, Otoya has Ōmura promise to not feed on humans again, helping him escape to start his life anew by disposing the Black Star as the first step.

In 2008, Ōmura keeps a music player that plays Otoya's music, a calming mechanism to keep him from breaking his promise. However, while taking a break, Ōmura is driven into a frenzy after hearing a rock group and lashes on them before fighting Kiva, both exposing themselves to the other. After Wataru saves him from Keisuke Nago, Ōmura reveals what happened in the past. However, Keisuke refused to accept it, provoking Ōmura into attacking people with Kiva almost forced to kill him. Though Ōmura regained his senses when Kiva intentionally missed a Darkness Moon Break and ran off, he was found by Keisuke and mortally wounded by Ixa's Ixa Judgement . By the time Wataru arrived, the dying Ōmura apologizes for breaking his word and gives him advice before he dies, with his shattered remains going to the disposed Black Star, reuniting with his beloved work of art.

Omura would then later appear in a flashback in the series.
Gahra

**Gahra** appeared in 2012 movie called *Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum*. Gahra (ガーラ *Gāra*) was the strongest of the Akumaizer. He has a large, muscular physique and has superhuman strength. He was eventually killed by a series of Slash Strikes from Kamen Rider Wizard in Flame Dragon form.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Gahratcho**: Gahra is able to transform into a monstrous bird-like form called the Gahratcho.

### Arsenals

* **Galard**: Galard is Gahra's Jankel; unlike the other Akumaizer, Gahra uses Galard in an unorthodox fighting style that focuses on brute force.
G2 Phoenix

The **G2 Phoenix** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. The G2 Phoenix (Ｇ２フェニックス *G2 Fenikkusu*) is an unseen bird beast whose details are mostly unknown. It is the meat dish in Coco's Full Course Menu.

The G2 Phoenix's appearance is unknown as one has never been shown, but judging from the feathers seen in Coco's meat dish in the anime, the G2 Phoenix has a golden coat of feathers with small yellow dots at the tip of each feather.

In the anime, the G2 Phoenix's meat can be cooked to a dark brown and can be sauteed with sauce, and Coco adds three feathers to the meat for a decorative appearance. Its taste was great enough to impress Coco, one of the famed Four Heavenly Kings to the point where he added it to his Full Course Menu.

## Powers and Abilities

With a capture level of 25, this beast is either very strong or incredibly rare and difficult to find its location.
Frogog

**Frogog** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Frogogs are large muscular frog monsters that appear in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Frogogs predominantly live in Bandit's Way but also reside in the Pipe Vault. Frogogs always fight alongside other monsters, including Goombas, Spikeys, Sky Troopas, and K-9s, usually in groups of three. Frogogs are one of the most powerful monsters in the early stages of the game. It is also one of the first enemies encountered in the game that is completely original to *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*, not based in any recurring enemy from Mario's previous games.

In battle, they attack by biting Mario's party members. Additionally, Frogogs sometimes attack by shooting harmful bubbles that cause 50% more damage than usual. To be defeated, Frogogs need to be attacked many times, due to their higher HP compared to other enemies in the beginning of the game. Fortunately, they have not mastered any special attacks. Since Frogogs are amphibians, too much direct sunlight to their skin can be dangerous to their health, as indicated by their Psychopath thought. Frogogs are relatives of Ribbites, which appear later in Land's End.
Galvantula

**Galvantula** appeared in 2010 video game called *Pokémon Black & White*. Galvantula is an EleSpider Pokémon. Galvantula's webs crackle with electricity, which shocks anything that blunders into them. It can also spin an electric barrier in battle.

Galvantula's body consists of a head and abdomen. Its head is yellow on top and light purple on the bottom. It has two large, blue, forward-facing eyes with black pupils, and four, smaller, simple eyes sitting in a 2x2 pattern on its forehead. It has two long pedipalps connected from the underside of its head, which are blue and hairless on their lower half and covered in thick yellow fur on the upper half. Galvantula's body is covered in yellow and light purple fur on top with blue fur under its abdomen. Four tufts of hair sprout from under its abdomen and grow upward. Two large tufts sprout from the left and right of the rear, while two smaller ones sprout from each side. The fur on its back is light purple and with three thick, yellow stripes running up from its rear. Despite being based on a spider, Galvantula has only four legs. Each leg is connected to the head by a blue upper half. The lower half is covered in yellow fur and forms a bell-shape over its blue, conical feet.

Galvantula, and its pre-evolution Joltik, are the only Pokémon that can learn Electroweb by leveling up. Galvantula in particular likes to use electrically charged silk to ensnare prey. The electricity stuns the victim, allowing Galvantula to consume the target at its leisure. Its pedipalps are very strong, allowing Galvantula to hold down unruly prey. It also uses electric webs to defend itself from threats. As seen in the anime, Galvantula is not particularly aggressive unless provoked. If bothered, it may attack in groups. It has been shown to be extremely caring and protective of its pre-evolution, Joltik, and will aggressively find ways to help it.
Future Beetle

The **Future Beetle** appeared in season 5 of 2011 TV series called *Primeval*. Future Beetles were eusocial, swarming, carnivorous beetles from the future. Future Beetle drones were each about two inches long, while the queen was about the size of a small dog. They were carnivorous and highly aggressive towards animals many times their size. Unlike modern day beetles, future beetles lived in large, swarming colonies, each with thousands of drones and a queen; the queen beetle controlled the drone beetles, and the drones would follow the queen wherever it went, but would scatter if they outlived the queen.

The bite of a single beetle alone was virtually harmless (unless the bitten victim was allergic to insect bites, in which case the bite would cause a severe allergic reaction). But in swarms, the beetles' bites were collectively so strong that they could chew through reinforced concrete in minutes, and could eat a full grown man alive very quickly with a piranha mentality; to the extent that within seconds of bringing the victim down, there would be no trace of it left.

Like cockroaches, it was very difficult to kill these beetles; a beetle could survive and almost instantly recover from being directly crushed under a boot. Two of the few ways of actually killing the beetles were EMD shots and a powerful gamma ray.
GG Boon

**GG Boon** appeared in 1996 TV series called *Gekisou Sentai Carranger*. GG Boon is Bowzock's best errand guy. When he first appeared, he was cutting a turn in front of Kyousuke Jinnai when he was attempting to buy some boxed lunches (bento) for the others. Before they battled, unfortunately for him, he was hungry during that time too and couldn't put up much of a fight. This was also when Signalman (who was drugged into being evil by the poisoned atmosphere of his planet) ambushed Kyuosuke too. Killed by VRV Robo.

## Arsenals

Doesn't really have much of a modus he did go out looking to fight the carrangers. He was just trying to buy some boxed lunches (bento) for the others. He fought with exploding coins.
Gagaagin

**Gagaagin** appeared in 1990 TV series called *Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman*. Gagaagin (ガガーギン *Gagāgin*) (9) is the moth-theme Silver Imperial Army Monster of the Silver Imperial Army Zone. Gagaagin is initially sent out as part of a campaign by Zone to boost up their own "Sentai squad", Ginga Sentai Gingaman (made up of five of the aliens who live within Vulgyre assisting them on occasion while their leader is away); the Galactic Warrior is sent out by Zone to infect the populace and Gingaman is subsequently released to fight against the monster and gain the public's trust. However Gagaagin's true ability becomes evident when the reporters arrive to build up Gingaman's publicity, with him using his hypnotic eyes to brainwash people into Meadow's control for an easier conquering of the planet by Zone, likewise hypnotizing the Fiveman males at one point. The boy initially saved by Gingaman discovers this and informs it to Fiveman, allowing for them to fight and defeat both Gingaman and Gagaagin, leading to his destruction by the Brother Attack. After releasing **Gorlin #08** to absorb the Galactic Warrior, he is fully destroyed by FiveRobo.

## Arsenals

Gagaagin's abilities include the release of a disease that infects anyone hit by him and a dangerous powder for protection. However his most dangerous ability is in his eyes, which can be used to hypnotize anyone struck by him into believing anything that he says.
Fundy

**Fundy** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Fundy is a well-known architect and constructor in Elektra. He's moved from his home city into Monstown to help restore all the areas that were destroyed by Malairion and Don Canine to make room for The Shelter. He's become friends with Super Dream and the other Superheroes. The city is in good hands now!

Fundy's a really, REALLY bland Fire Attacker. He can apply Damage Buffs, Skill Mirror, two tortures, and Stamina Regeneration, and doesn't have that much going in his movepool too besides his stats. His trait is pretty good allowing him to get destroyed by almost any denier. His relics are pretty good too, as he's able to hold Slumster's Trap. Overall, Fundy's an Attacker that should only be used by new players.
Gakora

**Gakora** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Gakora is always exactly where he's needed. Known as "The Remover Of Obstacles", he heals, protects, and empowers his allies in battle. However, Gakora isn't only a good friend in the battlefield: there's no one who can tell anecdotes like he does!

This four-armed elephant sage has an extremely diverse and useful moveset. He is able to spam a lot of good effects, while either cleansing the whole team or deactivating an allies cooldown so you can use your best skill over and over again.
Forcefear

**Forcefear** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*. Forcefear is a railroad crossing signal-themed contestant of Galaxy Warriors and the primary antagonist of the episode "Helping Hand" the first part of the two-part season finale of *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*. Excluding Cleocatra, who appears in the epilogue Christmas special episode, he is the final monster of *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*. Forcefear was introduced by Cosmo Royale in the Warrior Dome. He shows the audience his ability to create a forcefield as he blocks and reflects the Basherbots' energy lasers. He then goes to earth to battle the Ninja Steel Rangers and use his Force fields to destroy them. The Rangers tried their hardest to defeat him but weren't powerful enough to stand up against Forcefear's durability and firepower. They were forced to make a hasty retreat when Forcefear nearly destroys them with his Energy Laser. Forcefear is later gigantified to lure in the Rangers once more. The Rangers fight Forcefear while the Ninja Nexus Prism creates the Ninja Ultrazord Star. Once the Ninja Ultra Star is finished, the Rangers use it to make the Ninja Ultrazord and gain the upper hand against Forcefear while destroying his barrier. Forcefear is ultimately destroyed by the Ninja Ultrazord's Ninja Ultrazord Blast Final Attack. He is quite childish, but very powerful and stays loyal to his task, even having himself gigantified to bring out the Rangers.

## Powers and Abilities

As the final monster of *Power Rangers Ninja Steel*, Forcefear (along with Drillion) is one of the most powerful monsters that the Ninja Steel Rangers has fought, he possesses great strength, taking the power of the new Ninja Ultrazord to bring him down for good.

* **Super Strength:**Forcefear posses great strength, being able to overpower the Ninja Steel Megazords in battle.
* **Durability**: Forcefear has incredible thick skin that can handle beatings without feeling any pain, he even claims that hitting him only tickles.
* **Energy Lasers**: From the railroad crossing gate cannons located on the sides of his head, Forcefear can fire light green colored energy lasers.
* **Force Projection**: Forcefear is able to project dark purple colored transparent force fields shaped like brick walls to block his foes' attacks without harming him. The only method of penetrating through the force field is using the Ninja Ultrazord's laser blasts.
	+ **Energy Reflect:**If an enemy fires an energy based attack at the wall, it will reflect that energy attack back at them.

### Arsenals

**Arm Guards:**Forcefear posses a pair of arm gauntlets for which he can block attacks of his enemies.

* **Railroad Crossing Claws:**Forcefear also possess a pair of railroad crossing-like claws for which he can use in combat.