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Chimchar

**Chimchar** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Chimchar is a Chimp Pokémon. Chimchar's rear is always on fire, even when it stands in the rain. If it's not feeling well, the flame flickers weakly.

Chimchar has a light colored stomach with a little swirl at the top on its chest. The swirl on Chimcar's chest carries over to Monferno and Infernape. It has a tail with a burning flame, although the tail burns weaker when Chimchar is feeling under the weather.
Cloaked Panther

The **Cloaked Panther** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora*. The Cloaked Panther is a ferocious predator characterized by a large wing-like membrane that extends from the front legs to the tail. Its streamlined and muscular body allows it to reach very high running speeds across grasslands. Once it has accelerated sufficiently, the membrane can deploy to allow it to glide short distances and descend upon its prey with silent, deadly precision.

The cloaked panther travels in packs of up to five and has very keen eyesight and hearing. They use stealth to close in on Arrow Deer herds before attacking together, hoping to separate vulnerable prey from the herd, which they then pursue and kill.

The strong, flexible membranes on their wings are prized by the Na'vi, who use them as sturdy canopies for their shelters. Zeswa Clan tells the story of a warrior, not unlike the Earth myth of Icarus, who sewed a cloak of hooded panther wings and jumped off a cliff, hoping to fly like an ikran. It has become a popular warning for impetuous young people who tend to go further than they can.
Chandlar

**Chandlar** appeared in the 1966 TV series called *Ultraman*. Chandlar (チャンドラー *Chandorā*) also known as **Chandler**, **Chandora** and **Chandrah** is an ancient bat like kaiju that appeared on Tatara Island. The two known specimen were killed by Red King.

Although Chandlar's origins are uncertain, he was seen in battle against Red King, suggesting that they have a heated rivalry. The battle appears to be a tie as both monster's traits matches the other's in strength (Chandlar's wind gusts vs. Red King's massive strength). However after Chandlar draws blood by biting Red King's shoulder, Red King tears off Chandlar's right wing, causing him to wander away in pain. He was never seen again after this. It's assumed he ultimately experienced one of three fates - Either he bled out and died of his wounds, somehow managed to escape and hide, or was taken down by the SSSP off camera.

The descendent of an ancient prehistoric species, **Powered Chandlar** (パワードチャンドラー *Pawādo Chandorā*) was found in South America when researchers found him. However, after much documentation, it seemed as though Chandlar was no different than a typical flightless bird other than his size. However, that was about to change when the female Red King appeared from the other side of the hill looking for a fight and found Chandlar. For over a minute the battle consisted of only pushing until the female Red King used her tail to knock Chandlar down only for him to get back up. The battle for the territory of the two giants went on for some time with neither one of them gaining an advantage over the other. By the time WINR arrived in the TMC, the female Red King had clawed Chandlar to death and was now hunting the researchers in a nearby cave.

Agams controls a Chandlar using a similar pendant that Maki Shinenaga used to manipulate Neomegas, with a brainwave control system implanted into the monster's brain. Having expected the GUTS-Select members to ambush him during his meeting with Captain Murahoshi, Agams unleashed the monster against them, using the commotion to escape but his opponents already expected the monster to appear and use all of their available weapons to destroy it, followed by HANE2 in GUTS Gryphon blowing up Chandlar mid-air.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Wings**: Chandlar can flap his wings at high speeds to create massive winds.
* **Fangs**: Chandlar can attack with its fangs.
* **Flight**: Chandlar can fly at moderate speeds.
* **Flames**: Chandlar is able to spew a small stream of flames from it's jaw.
Chompagobbler

**Chompagobbler** appeared in 2019 video game called *Yoshi's Crafted World*. Chompagobblers are paper lantern ghost enemies that appear in *Yoshi's Crafted World*. They are dark blue with bright green eyes and a curled tail, and only appear in the level Haunted Maker Mansion. They calmly patrol an area while chomping, but when Yoshi approaches them, they cackle similarly to a Boo, turn from blue to hot pink, and charge at him until he disappears from their line of sight. They cannot be defeated by any means. If it succeeds in catching Yoshi it will send him back to the beginning of the room they patrol.

A rare costume based on a Chompagobbler also appears in the game, which can be randomly obtained from the capsule machine at Cardstock Carnival for 150 coins. This costume is light-blue with white eyes.
Clanker

**Clanker** appeared in 2006 movie called *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Chest*. Clanker was a crew member serving aboard the *Flying Dutchman*, under the command of Captain Davy Jones around the time of the search for the Dead Man's Chest.

Clanker bears a more human-like appearance compared to many other crew members who have characteristics of sea creatures. This possibly indicates that he is a new addition to the *Flying Dutchman*.

As with other members of the *Dutchman*, Clanker has characteristics of sea creatures - his face covered in barnacles and mussels, his left eye being completely covered, seaweed in place of hair under his algae-covered hat while sea anemones grew from his left shoulder.

Under command of Davy Jones, Clanker is shown to be wicked and sinister to other intruders who invade the *Flying Dutchman*. He also showed a grudge towards Will Turner as he prepares to attack, threatening him to walk the plank. When Will becomes the captain of the *Flying Dutchman*, Clanker reforms and adapts to his new life when he reverts to his human form.
Cockroach Dopant

The **Cockroach Dopant** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Kamen Rider W*. Cockroach Dopant (コックローチ・ドーパント *Kokkurōchi Dōpanto*) is the Dopant form assumed when one uses the Cockroach Gaia Memory.

The main user of the Cockroach Memory was **Ikari** (伊刈), a sociopathic dōjinshi artist who ran the Dark Bug Exterminator website, a blog where people wrote down the names of those they want dead and he carried out the deed as the Cockroach Dopant (コックローチ・ドーパント *Kokkurōchi Dōpanto*), writing about his adventures in his self-published manga as the hero "**Gokistar**" (ゴキスター *Gokisutā*, portmanteau of "Cockroach" (ゴキブリ *Gokuburi*) and "star"). With his Dopant form's speed, he stole the Luna, Trigger, Heat, and Metal Memories from Kamen Rider Double. Ikari then decided to take the rest of Double's arsenal to become more powerful. However, after Philip learned the Heaven's Tornado dance and used it against the Cockroach Dopant, the Gaia Memories are retrieved, allowing for the Cockroach Memory to be destroyed by Double LunaTrigger's Trigger Full Burst Maximum Drive.

An unknown man hired by the Zenkuji family used a Cockroach Memory and tried to fight Kamen Riders Double and Accel, though he loses.

A member of EXE, known as **"C"** (Ｃ（シー） *Shī*), possessed a second Cockroach Memory (コックローチメモリ *Kokkurōchi Memori*). He transformed into the Cockroach Dopant (コックローチ・ドーパント *Kokkurōchi Dōpanto*) to fight Shotaro as Kamen Rider Joker, but was easily defeated by his Rider Kick.

However, a revived Cockroach Dopant appeared in *Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen* as a member of Dai-Shocker. The Dai-Shocker later revealed their alliance with Dai-Zangyack and battled an army of Kamen Riders and Super Sentai. He was seen fighting TimePink, GingaYellow, MagiBlue, and Kamen Rider 1, but his fate wasn't certain in the movie, or his human identity.

The Cockroach Dopant makes an reappearance in *Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum*, as one of the revived members of the Monster Army that Wizard faced in his portion of the movie. He ran off when Poitrine finished off the grunts that had followed them.

## Powers and Abilities

The Cockroach Dopant's abilities include the ability to climb along walls and to move faster than oncoming attacks, much like a cockroach. Only Kamen Rider Double LunaTrigger's homing attacks are able to hit it.
Bugglesworth

**Bugglesworth** appeared in 2005 TV series called *Power Rangers S.P.D.* Bugglesworth is a Cthulhu-like monster drawing of Mora's, which is brought to life to trick Sam, a boy with the power to teleport - into using them for evil. Bugglesworth has the ability to turn humans into dolls. He is brought down by the Canine Cannon, and he pilots a robot, which is destroyed by the Delta Squad Megazord. Bugglesworth is later cloned by Slate and Morgana, but is destroyed by the S.P.D. Battlizer. Bugglesworth is a pure troublemaker at heart. He is also manipulative, as he (along with Cindy Sunshine) was able to convince Sam into doing the dirty work.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Bursts:** Bugglesworth can shoot plasma blasts from his fingertips.

### Arsenals

* **Doll Staff:** Bugglesworth carries a massive staff which possesses the ability to turn living beings into dolls. If the victims remain dolls for too long, they are permanently trapped in this state.
Clefable

**Clefable** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Clefable is a Fairy Pokémon. Clefable usually stays hidden, living in the mountains far from people. Tradition holds that anyone who sees two Clefable skipping along together will have a happy marriage.

Clefable appears to be a pink, fairy-like Pokémon with brown-tipped ears. It also has small hands, wings that enable it to fly, and claws on its feet.
Clock Mask

The **Clock Mask** appeared in 1976 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Clock Mask (時計仮面 *Tokei Kamen*) is the tenth of Black Cross Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask's Masked Monsters. Clock Mask was the coordinator of the Zolder Ninja corp during their first mission alongside the Black Cross' new Battler ship, one whose movements make it appear like a UFO in the sky to make these invaders appear more like aliens. Using the confusion of the EAGLE forces and radar postings around their bases, Clock Mask coordinates an invasion where the Zolder ninjas invade, take out EAGLE soldiers and set up bombs for him to explode. During an initial battle, the Gorengers have a hard time dealing with the new Zolder corp, but Peggy trickily turns back Clock Mask's face to reverse their motion and thus stall their invasion.

Eventually when the Gorengers finally catch on to the scheme after several more EAGLE bases fall, they confront Clock Mask and face him in combat. They use Gorenger Hurricane to become a "magnet clock", which attaches to the Masked Monster's head confusing the time within him and thus stopping him and making him explode.

## Arsenals

Clock Mask's main ability involves the control of certain temporal aspects: he coordinates bombs with his face to go off at his will; as well as having the weakness of reversing movements for troops when someone winds his clock face backwards. He also uses a clock hand as a sword, is equipped with a shield, and can release clock bombs from his torso.
Charizard

**Charizard** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Charizard is a Flame Pokémon. Charizard seeks out stronger foes and only breathes fire during battles with worthy opponents. The fiery breath is so hot that it can turn any material to slag.

Charizard is a large, dragon-like Pokémon that differs greatly from its pre-evolved form. The red skin coloration of Charmeleon is no longer apparent, as Charizard appears to have reverted back to the orange/yellow coloration of Charmander. The single horn that was on the back of its head is now two, one on either side. The most notable difference between Charizard and its pre-evolved forms are the large wings that have developed on its back, which gives Charizard the capability of flying.

Charizard's Mega Evolution form using Charizardite X is different from Charizard, as it now has a black body color and blue flames from its mouth and on its tail. While using Charizardite Y, Mega Charizard has a big horn on the top of its head and larger wings.

As Shiny Charizard Mega Evolves into Mega Charizard X, its body becomes bluish-green and its wings become red. For Mega Charizard Y, its body becomes purple.

## Gallery

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Cherubimon (Good)

**Cherubimon (Good)** appeared in the 2000 animated movie called *Digimon Adventures 02: Transcendent Evolution! The Golden Digimentals*. Cherubimon (Good) is an Angel Digimon. As one of the "Celestial Digimon", it is the guardian of God and its wisdom. It has the appearance of a beast, and uses mighty lightning techniques, whose strike is thought to be divine punishment. Angel Digimon, which are positioned at the ultimate "Virtue", have the aspect of their being easily stained by its antithesis of "Vice" as a consequence of their extremity. Cherubimon (Good) wears a Holy Ring on each of its ears.

## Attacks

* **Lightning Spear**: Fires a spear of lightning.
* **Holy Hug** (*Heaven's Judgment*): Summons a gigantic thundercloud that looses innumerable thunderbolts on the opponent.
Clara Claus

**Clara Claus** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Clara Claus is one jolly little elf—until one of her holiday guests commits a faux pas. Step out of line one time, and you’ll feel the chilling winds of winter blowing down your spine. A cold, wintry doom…that’s one “gift” you’ll never be able to return for store credit.

Clara Claus is a Nature/Fire Controller with Baby Reversion, Cold Blood, Cooldown Activations, Burn, and Poison skills.
Chomp (Donkey Kong)

**Chomp** appeared in 2010 video game called *Donkey Kong Country Returns*. Chomps are carnivorous plant-like enemies that first appear in *Donkey Kong Country Returns* and its remake, *Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D*. They first appear in the second level of the Jungle world, King of Cling, and later appear in the Forest world.

Most Chomps spring up and try to bite Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong, causing them to lose a heart. There are a few types of Chomps, but the most common type are the red ones, which can only be defeated if a barrel is thrown at them.

Chomps greatly resemble the Piranha Plants of the *Mario* franchise. In fact, some Chomps, along with other elements from the *Donkey Kong Country* series, are found in the DK Jungle golf course of *Mario Golf: World Tour*. They function not only as decorative objects, but also as hindrance for the golf ball. They are preponderantly present at Hole 6, where there is also a Mega Chomp.

Venus Trap Platforms and Chompettes from *Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze* share similarities with Chomps in appearance and attack pattern. These enemies have a pear-shaped head dressed with crowns of leaves, and also very thick, cartoony lips that cover their teeth.

## Variants

There are a few other variants of Chomp:

* The **Mega Chomp** is a red, giant Chomp that attacks quicker, and cannot be defeated by any regular attacks. Only a barrel can ground it.
* The **Yellow Chomp** resembles a regular Chomp, but with a yellow "head" instead of red. It attacks similarly to the basic Chomp, but delays its attack in an attempt to throw off the Kongs' timing. Like the Mega Chomp, it can only be defeated with a barrel.
* The **Shroom Chomp** is green, contains four human-like teeth, and has a mushroom for a tongue, which the Kongs can bounce off. If Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong jump on the mushroom, the green Chomp will bite, and if the Chomp succeeds, the player must shake the Nunchuk and the Wii Remote, depending on how the player plays the game, to get the Kongs out from the plant's jaws.
* The **Spore Chomp** has several holes on its body, and instead of biting Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, it will shoot deadly spores in five different directions out of these holes. These types of chomps are the weakest, since they can be defeated with either a jump, a roll, or throwing a barrel at it.
* The last type of Chomp, the **Vine Chomp**, is a medium-sized blue Chomp that hangs on the top of the screen, and has a vine for a tongue. If the Kongs grab on the vine, the Vine Chomp will slowly try to put the tongue in its mouth to catch Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. If it successfully pulls them in, the player will have to shake the Nunchuk or Wii Remote to escape, like the Shroom Chomp. It cannot be defeated by any attack, making it the strongest Chomp in the game.
Charlie Bugster

**Charlie Bugster** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ex-Aid*. Charlie Bugster (チャーリーバグスター *Chārī Bagusutā*) is the monster born from the data of the bike-themed video game, **Shakariki Sports**. As recorded by CR, Charlie is part of the Low Tier of Bugsters within *Kamen Rider Chronicle*: alongside Salty, Aranbura, Revol, and Motors.

The boss of the Genm Corp. game *Shakariki Sports*, the character of Charlie was conceived by Kuroto Dan, the teenage son of Genm CEO Masamune Dan. As a Bugster, Charlie's origin is traced to the Y2K bug, which left what would be known as the Bugster Virus on the younger Dan's computer shortly following New Year's 2000. Secretly incubating the virus by infecting the young Emu Hojo with it, Kuroto Dan would arrange for its matured form to be extracted by Michihiko Zaizen ten years later, using it to execute the Zero Day incident in the following year.

Over five years after Zero Day, the Charlie Bugster emerged from Kuroto Dan himself, having infected himself with the Bugster virus to get away from the Ministry of Health raid on his hideout. Charlie overtook his body and rode around a skate park on a bicycle to attack the Ministry personnel until Ex-Aid Double Action Gamer Level XX arrived. Ex-Aid was unable to catch up with Charlie, so Level XX L distracted him while on the Sports Gamer with an Instigate Energy Item, leading him around the park and back into Level XX R, who knocked Charlie down with the Gashacon Key Slasher. Charlie retreated back into Kuroto, but later resurfaced to face Ex-Aid Level XX again, this time being quickly defeated by Mighty Double Critical Strike. His debris were immediately collected by the freed Kuroto with the Gashacon Bugvisor.

Charlie was revived among an assembly of all component Bugsters through the Gashacon Bugvisor by Parado as he commenced *Kamen Rider Chronicle*, in which Charlie would serve as the boss representing *Shakariki Sports*.

Charlie is very energetic and often shouts short English phrases. He is very skilled at biking, but can be distracted easily, not noticing Ex-Aid Level XX R waiting for him when chasing Level XX L, though the effects of the Instigate Energy Item may have affected his focus in this instance.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Bicycle Proficiency**: As a character from the extreme sports game Shakariki Sports, Charlie is skilled in the use of riding bicycles.
* **Enhanced Agility**: Thanks to built-in springs, Charlie is capable of performing any feats of agility.

### Arsenals

* **Charlie's Cycle** (チャーリーズサイクル *Chārīzu Saikuru*): A sports bicycle utilized by Charlie as means of fighting or transportation.
Cocoknight

**Cocoknight** appeared in 2013 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*. Cocoknights are coconut enemies gotten from the word "coconut" and "knight" that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*. They have green appendages, a green plant on their head and black eyes shaped much like the eye holes of a Shy Guy's mask. Cocoknights slightly resemble Coconutters from *Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time*. In the field, Cocoknights wander around aimlessly until they spot Mario and Dreamy Luigi, they will then begin throwing spears at them while they remain in place. Making contact with the spears results in the Bros. engaging battle with the Cocoknight who threw it.

In battle, Cocoknights appear in large hordes. They may attack by making a ring formation and advancing towards Mario while holding it, who will either end up surrounded by them in the middle of the ring or stuck outside the ring. The Cocoknights will then raise their spears into the air and start spinning, the ring formation moving towards the foreground and background erratically. Eventually, the spinning Cocoknights will stop spinning and lower their spears, the ring formation moving off-screen via Mario's side of the screen and reappearing on their side, the attack ending. At the start and end of the attack, Mario must jump over or on the Cocoknights as they encircle him or the area near him in order to avoid taking damage, and during the spinning phase of the attack, Mario must move away from the edges of the formation for the duration of this phase in order to avoid taking damage.

The Cocoknights may also surround Mario in a ring and have up to two of them one by one hold up their spears upwards as they briefly flash. The Cocoknights will then spin and rotate the ring formation in an attempt to make the player lose track of the Cocoknights who rose their spears. Eventually, the Cocoknights will stop and form up to four groups, one positioned at each of Mario's four main sides. The groups that have a Cocoknight who rose their spear will have that Cocoknight chuck theirs at Mario in the order their spears flashed at the start of the attack. Mario must face the group about to throw spears at him and hammer the spears back at them in order to avoid taking damage.

If less than four Cocoknights remain, the few remaining will throw their spears at Mario before fleeing, which can be dodged by jumping over them.

A stronger version of Cocoknights called Cocoknights R appear later on in the game. Additionally, Cocoknights sustain critical damage from the Luiginary Flame Luiginary Attack.
Choppa

The **Choppa** appeared in 2007 videogame called *Super Paper Mario*. Choppas are aerial aliens living on Planet Blobule, in the game *Super Paper Mario*. They look like blue-green dragonflies, with two pairs of orange wings. Their name is based on the word "chopper," an alternative name for a helicopter.

Just like Mario, Choppas have the ability to flip between dimensions at will. In fact, they, their relatives, Amazy Dayzees and Dark Dayzees are the only enemies in *Super Paper Mario* who are able to flip between dimensions even though they are not encircled by a dotted line. Although they are not very aggressive, their movements and attack pattern are quite unpredictable, and defeating them is not always easy. Using Fleep's ability is one of the best ways to get rid of them.
Chōchinlar

**Chōchinlar** appeared in 1980 TV series called *Denshi Sentai Denziman*. Chōchinlar is Vader Monster "29" of the Vader Clan. Chōchinlar is a Vader Monster created for the investigation of a peculiar 4th dimensional gate where a massive treasure filled with ancient Japanese golden "kooban" lay hidden. After discovering the gate in a decrepit house, Chōchinlar investigates it before the Denziman scare him away long enough for Sabi, an incompetent but honorable thief, to fall into the dimensional gate before it disappears from the house, allowing him access to the gold but trapping him within. After discovering another 4th dimensional gate of access around Mt. Fuji, Chōchinlar enters through the gate with DenziRed close behind; the duo fight while Akagi tries to save Sabi from the extra-dimensional realm, ultimately with all escaping. After losing the gold stash, Chōchinlar attacks the Denziman, with the team fighting him before defeating him with the Denzi Lightning Drop. After growing, he uses his paper lantern tactic to blow up DaiDenzin before the team finish him with the Denzi Sword.

## Arsenals

As a paper lantern, Chōchinlar uses his brightness to blind and attack the Denziman. However his main power involves the creation of multiple paper lanterns in the Denziman's colors which he attacks the team with via massive colorful explosions. He can also teleport, use a forked staff and a whip, and emit flames from his left arm.
Chramine

**Chramine** appeared in 2013 video game called *Monster Hunter Online*. Chramine is a Bird Wyvern first introduced in Monster Hunter Online.

Chramine is a Bird Wyvern that is highly similar to Gypceros but also has differences. Some of these differences are crimson red hair standing on its head instead of the crest of Gypceros, a different coloration, and a hard shell much like Yian Kut-Ku.

The Chramine can be found within the desolate Thunderous Sands.

## Powers and Abilities

Chramine can secrete mucus that it uses frequently in battle and this mucus causes an explosion. Chramine can also cause puddles of this mucus that take time to explode. Chramine can either blow wind by using its wings to push these puddles or screech to make them explode. Chramine can cause multiple explosions by putting its beak in the ground, combining its mucus with sand, causing a massive reaction between the two.
Chief of Makuu Prison Ashurada

The **Chief of Makuu Prison Warden Ashurada** appeared in 2012 movie called *Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger vs. Uchuu Keiji Gavan: The Movie*. Makuu Prison Warden Ashurada (魔空監獄獄長アシュラーダ *Makū Kangoku Gokuchō Ashurāda*) is the main antagonist of *Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger vs. Space Sheriff Gavan: The Movie*. The chief of the Zangyack's prison in the Makuu Space who has inherited the blood of Don Horror. He has six arms and the ability to produce the Makuu Space and the Makuu City. He disguised himself as the **Chief of Space Police Weeval** (宇宙警察総裁ウィーバル *Uchū Keisatsu Sōsai Wībaru*) to spy on the Space Police. He is defeated by the Gokaigers before being destroyed by Gokai Red and Gavan.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Enlargement**: Since he inherited the blood of his father he can grow to giant size.
Claykken

The **Claykken** appeared in 2015 video game called *Kirby and the Rainbow Curse*. The Claykken is a boss in the *Kirby* series, debuting in *Kirby and the Rainbow Curse*.

The Claykken is a squid with a dark cyan and yellow mantle (head/torso), with a mark of skull resembling a squid head, that resembles a captain's hat. The rest of his body is cyan, he has two tentacles, that he uses as arms, and eight arms (small tentacles); he has a pipe in his mouth, used for blowing sea-foam bubbles. He has a callus with a bandage at the base of his body.

The Claykken reappears later in Red Volcano; he has a magenta and turquoise mantle, now sporting an angry skull, with the rest of his body as blue, has noticeably more battle scars, and now wears an eyepatch on his left eye.
Cleft

**Cleft** appeared in 2000 video game called *Paper Mario*. Clefts are animate rock enemies that appear in the *Paper Mario* series. Their name comes from the word "cleft", which can alternately refer to a crack in a rock or an indentation of the chin, both of which are characteristics of the Clefts. In the first *Paper Mario* game, Clefts are brown with red shoes, but in *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*, they are gray with black shoes, while the original coloration is seen in Moon Clefts instead, albeit much brighter.

Clefts inhabit Mt. Rugged in *Paper Mario*, and Boggly Woods in *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*, though their many sub-species can be found in a variety of other areas as well. In *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*, if three questions of the 65th Super Fun Quirk Quiz are answered incorrectly, the player will have to face four Clefts. Although regular Clefts do not appear in *Super Paper Mario*, Moon Clefts do, as well as Bald Clefts and the new Dark Clefts.

They are mostly seen disguising themselves as normal rocks, but they will ram into Mario, if he comes too close, triggering a battle with a First Strike, if they manage to hit him. All species of Clefts have high defense and high attack, and will attack by ramming Mario in battle, just like in the overworld. They also have spikes, which hinder Mario in jumping on them, although a derived species of them called Bald Cleft doesn't have this advantage. If Mario flips them over with an explosion or a Quake Hammer, their defenseless undersides are exposed to attack. Earth Tremor does not flip them, but if executed well enough, it can defeat them automatically.

Their related species include the aforementioned Bald Cleft, which lacks spikes, the Moon Cleft, which is more powerful and inhabits The Moon, and the Dark Cleft, a shadowy version that resides in the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials. Other species include the Hyper Cleft, a Cleft that can charge itself up, increasing its attack power, the Hyper Bald Cleft, which is a cross between a Bald Cleft and a Hyper Cleft, and lastly the Iron Clefts, which are large Clefts made of impenetrable metal, and can only be defeated with Yoshi's Gulp.
Clerk

The **Clerk** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. The Clerk is a member of the Smithy Gang and the weakest supervisor of the assembly lines of Smithy's Factory in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. He has the lowest rank of the management staff, as he is below the Manager, the Director, the Factory Chief, and Smithy himself. The Clerk is in charge of the production schedules of the Factory. During battle, the Clerk wields a large ax that resembles Blade. He also has four Mad Mallet guards for protection.
Chilled Cowcao

**Chilled Cowcao** appeared in 2016 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 3*. Chilled Cowcao (Japanese: **あまん汁** *Amanjiru*) is a Rank E, Earth-attribute 'Merican Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Chilled Cowcao evolves into Stircrazy Stu starting at Lv. 29.

As of *Yo-kai Watch 4* he is a One-chanceside Yo-kai of the Mononoke Tribe.

Chilled Cowcao resembles a cow Yo-kai in a big cup of hot chocolate with three marshmallows and has whipped cream on top of his head.

When you're inspirited by this Yo-kai, the bar in your mind is set extremely low! You'll comfortably accept all of life's circumstances, no matter how awful, as if they were just ordinary happenings. Here's what this Yo-kai causes to happen..."The truth is, I don't want to just allow this to happen...but I'll just face facts and live with it because there's nothing I can do!" That's what kind of Yo-kai this is!
Coalbit

The **Coalbit** appeared in 2009 videogame called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Coalbits are small creatures made out of coal that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story* and *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey*. They are fought in the Tunnel, where they assist Choombas in battle. Coalbits are usually found in groups of three in tandem with Choombas, but can sometimes be found in groups of five in later parts of the Tunnel.
Cloudos

**Cloudos** appeared in 2005 TV series called *Ultraman Max*. Cloudos (クラウドス, *Kuraudosu*) is a Kaiju that appeared in the 20th episode of the TV series, *Ultraman Max*.

When a plasma field, caused by unusual sunspot activity, disrupts the Earth's ionosphere, a wormhole opens with a monster flying through. Appearing over a small city, DASH begin planning to send the monster, dubbed Cloudos by Chief Kenzo Tomioka, back through the wormhole. The winds, however, pushed Cloudos to a nearby school, scaring the student body. DASH quickly lassoed Cloudos by the horns and dragged it away. However, during transport, the band class from the nearby school started playing music to celebrate. This caused Cloudos to begin awakening and gain density, causing him to slowly go down to the city, scaring the students away, and breaking the lassos.

Kaito Touma thought quick by using the DASH Alpha to hypnotize Cloudos back to sleep, causing the monster to drift back upwards. However, the giant was not fully completely asleep, which meant any sound loud enough could awaken him. DASH quickly tried to keep the city quiet, doing things like stopping a bell from ringing, stopping a singer from singing, and preventing bikers from using their bikes. They send a (quiet) alert to the city to stay quiet long enough for Cloudos to drift away. The alert worked until a train-crossing light went off. Surprisingly, Cloudos wasn't disturbed from his slumber, and continued drifting towards a lightning storm. DASH planned to plug the holes they believe to be ears. The plan, at first, seems successful until Professor Yukari discovers that the holes are really Cloudos' nostrils!

Cloudos, unable to breath, quickly gets the plugs out before awakening to the sound of thunder. Cloudos begins to drift down to where a woman and child are. Kaito summoned Ultraman Max to hold the heavy monster from crushing the civilians long enough for DASH to get them out of the area. Max then fights Cloudos, quickly getting stuck underneath him while trying to pick him up. Once Max was able to get out from underneath Cloudos, he tries to drag the monster by the tail before trying to pick him up from the side. DASH tries to use the Gigalaser on Cloudos, but the monster uses Ultraman Max as a shield from the attack. The attack causes Ultraman Max's timer to blink. When Cloudos charges at the Ultra, Max uses the Maxium Cannon to stop the rampaging beast before DASH uses the Gigalaser again, this time hitting its mark. The shock creates a wormhole, which Cloudos flies through, never to be seen again.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Density Change**: Cloudos is able to change his body density depending on whether or not he's asleep. The deeper the sleep, the lighter he is. However, if he's awake, he becomes so heavy, even Ultraman Max can't pick him up.
Chikurimon

**Chikurimon** appeared in season 1 of 2010 animated TV show called *Digimon Fusion*. Chikurimon is a Mine Digimon whose name is derived from the onomatopoeia for prickliness (チクリチクリ*Chikurichikuri*), and whose design is derived from the naval mine. It that lurks underwater or under the shade of rocks, and doesn't move around very much while it waits quietly in one place. Although it has a habit of attacking those that come near, it is never belligerent and won't attack those that stay away from it. Because it proliferates abnormally when the temperature exceeds 30°C, Chikurimon can often be seen thickly crowded into lakes or around rocks with the coming of summer, and Digimon that come to drink water are often attacked.

## Attacks

* **Final Chikurimon**: Sacrifices itself just as the name suggests, exploding itself together with the opponent.
* **Kompeitō Hammer**
Chansin

**Chansin** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Chansin (Japanese: しょうブシ *Shōbushi*) is a Rank C Fire-attribute Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

In Yo-kai Watch 4 he is a yo-kai of the Uwanosora tribe.

Chansin evolves into any one of the following Yo-kai:

* Sheen when fused with a Legendary Blade;
* Snee when fused with a Cursed Blade;
* or Gleam when fused with a Holy Blade.

Chansin is a lean humanoid Yo-kai with black skin and eyes with yellow sclera. He wears an attire typical of a wanderer, with a red and black color scheme, and sporting traditional Japanese card artwork as shoulder pads, as well a straw hat with two ribbons, red and teal in color.

In the anime, Chansin has an overconfident personality and professes a great desire to win, despite often coming up short. He often shouts "This will be... my challenge!" when attempting challenges, which he passes on to his Inspirited victims.

Chansin can Inspirit a person and compel them to gamble. This can cause the victim to spend time on and obsess over gambling, hoping for a big win. Alternatively, Chansin can also help a person troubled by a big decision by making them willing to take a risk and decide.

In the anime, anyone Inspirited by Chansin becomes obsessed with challenges, no matter how ridiculous. The victim ends up treating even mundane tasks as challenges to overcome, such as blindly turning to a page in a book with a single stroke, then becoming overly disappointed when they fail.
Citramon

**Citramon** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Digimon Data Squad*. Citramon is a Champion level Digimon.

Citramon is an English dub-based redesign of BomberNanimon, who appeared as an antagonist in *Digimon Data Squad*, "A Birthday Kristy Will Never Forget!". To avoid references to bombs blowing up amusement parks, Disney ordered Jeff Nimoy to either revise the character or cut the episode entirely, and as the episode was important to Thomas H. Norstein's character development, they decided to revise the character into a fruit monster.

## Attacks

* **Fruit Punch Nova**: Throws explosive fruit bombs.
Chin Anago

**Chin Anago** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Super Mario Bros. Wonder*. Chin Anagos are nudibranch- or sea cucumber-like purple enemies with yellow spikes that appear in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. They are underwater enemies that move their long bodies in and out of Warp Pipes. Attacking it multiple times causes it to retreat, until it sinks back into its pipe entirely and is defeated, similar to Piranha Creepers.
Charmeleon

**Charmeleon** appeared in 1996 video game called *Pokémon Red & Green*. Charmeleon is a Flame Pokémon. When Charmeleon takes on a powerful opponent in battle, its tail flame glows white-hot. Its claws are very sharp.

Charmeleon is a small, bipedal, dinosaur-like Pokémon with an appearance similar to that of its pre-evolved form, Charmander. Charmeleon differs from Charmander in that it has a much darker red skin color, a larger body structure, claws, and a horn-like protrusion on the back of its head, similar to that of an ornithopod's. Its claws are razor sharp and its tail is very strong.
Cho Hakkaimon

**Cho Hakkaimon** appeared in season 3 of 2011 animated TV show called *Digimon Fusion*. Cho Hakkaimon is a Puppet Digimon. It is a feminine Digimon clothed in a pig costume. It was originally an Angel-species Digimon, but it committed a crime that incurred the wrath of Ophanimon and was banished from heaven, and that's when it took on its current appearance. As it is normally optimistic, it doesn't mind that it was changed into this appearance, and it has a very cheerful personality, but if it gets hungry it will be voracious enough to start getting all worked up, and it will take on a ferocious personality. If it becomes starved, it will go completely out of control. Cho Hakkaimon's "Roketto Dīng​pá" (炉傑塔釘鈀 lit. "Rocket Rake")weapon is equipped with boosters, and combined with its superhuman strength, its power is tremendous. Because it wants to change its ferocious personality, it seeks to reform itself by going on a journey.

## Attacks

* **Kyoushin Hōmuran** (強振砲舞乱 lit. "Hard-swung Homerun"): Swings the Roketto Dīng​pá with its acceleration at full-throttle, blowing the opponent into the distance.
* **Dadada Minchi** (打々々魅飲血 lit. "Strike, Strike, Strike, Mince"): Showers the opponent in a high-speed barrage using the Roketto Dīng​pá, crushing them appallingly flat.
* **Buta-no-Maruyaki** (豚ノ丸焼 lit. "Roast of the Pig"): Embraces the opponent with its body, which has burst into flames from the fury of its hunger, roasting them well-done.
Cherubi

**Cherubi** appeared in 2006 video game called *Pokémon Diamond & Pearl*. Cherubi is a Cherry Pokémon. Cherubi stores nutrients in the small red ball that is attached to its head. When it's ready to evolve, it uses up all the nutrients at once, making the small ball wither.

Cherubi is a small, pink Pokémon that resembles a cherry, hence its name. Cherubi has a smaller berry attached to it, that helps it grow. Cherubi's body has a single dark line running over the middle of its head and two, stubby pointed legs. The smaller cherry's eyes appear closed. It is said that when the berry wilts, evolution is near.
Clock Org

**Clock Org** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Power Rangers Wild Force*. It is a clock-themed Org that was defeated by the Power Rangers offscreen. Clock Org appeared when Onikage used an illusion of him, Tire Org, Flute Org, Bell Org, and Lion Tamer Org. Later on, Clock Org is among the Orgs in the Org Spirit World that are summoned by Onikage.
Cocoala

The **Cocoala** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Toriko*. Cocoalas (ココアラ) are a species exclusively appearing in the *Toriko x One Piece Crossover* special.

They are usually quite docile in temperament but will obey the commands of their much more vicious adult form, the Knock-out Koala, without question and will viciously attack anyone at their command, *en masse* they can be quite difficult to overcome. Although their meat is inedible, they have top-class cocoa seed growing on their backs.
Cheeksqueek

**Cheeksqueek** appeared in 2013 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch*. Cheeksqueek (Japanese: おならず者 *Onarazumono*) is a Rank C Ice-attribute Yo-kai of the Eerie tribe.

Cheeksqueek has a pink, peach-shaped head with rosy cheek marks and a single swirl of hair on top. His eyes are squinted and he has two tiny nostrils. He wears a light brown bib with the *he* (へ) character on it, and a pair of baggy green pants with darker vertical stripes. His limbs are proportionally thick to the rest of his body.

Cheeksqueek is a mischievous Yo-kai whose uncouth pranks and habits garner him the dislike of others.

Cheeksqueek is a fiendish Yo-kai who makes the inspirited emit farts unexpectedly and at the worst possible time. Those possessed by him can't help but fart. He is the Yo-kai responsible for the Great Flatulence Pandemic of 2007 that rocked world markets.
Clodsire

**Clodsire** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*. Clodsire is a Spiny Fish Pokémon.

When attacked, this Pokémon will retaliate by sticking thick spines out from its body. It’s a risky move that puts everything on the line. It lives at the bottom of ponds and swamps. It will carry Wooper on its back and ferry them across water from one shore to the other.

Clodsire is a quadrupedal, amphibious Pokémon, with a rounded body that is dark brown on the top and light brown on the bottom, forming a wave pattern in the middle. It has black beady eyes, a large mouth, and a pair of tiny nostrils. Its four legs are rounded and have three digits each. A short dorsal fin delineates its lower back and ends at its stout, bulbous tail.

On top of Clodsire's back are six light purple circular spots. If Clodsire is attacked, it will retaliate by sticking out large, thick, light purple spines from these spots — a dangerous and risky move. Clodsire lives in the depths of ponds and swamps, and helps Paldean Wooper cross waters by carrying them on its back.
Chocobunny

**Chocobunny** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Sweet and creamy on the outside, a psychopath on the inside! Meadow bunnies know that when a faint smell of milk chocolate appears, it’s time to hide.

Chocobunny is basically like a replica of Skuller. He has all moves like him, trait like him, same element, and same appearance (except for the brown-like jacket bunny with a candy cane).
Chupacabra (My Little Pony)

The **Chupacabra** is a dangerous predator which usually feeds upon goats, but has been known to target ponies. It is featured in the first arc of the *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic* comic series "The Return of Queen Chrysalis".

## Notes

* The Chupacabra in the comic is loosely based on the cryptid of the same name.
Chicken (Mario)

The **Chicken** appeared in 1989 video game called *Super Mario Land*. Chickens are helmet-clad birds in *Super Mario Land*. They soar through the final level of the game aiding Biokinton, in the Chai Kingdom (World 4-3). They are war birds kept by Tatanga.

They are also shot out by the shy cloud Biokinton. If Mario doesn't destroy a Chicken before it comes near the Sky Pop, it will swerve to hit him. However, if they are shot and defeated, Mario is rewarded with an extra 400 points.
Cockroach Monger

The **Cockroach Monger** appeared in 1981 TV series called *Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan*. Cockroach Monger (ゴキブリモンガー *Gokiburi Mongā*, 35) is the cockroach-theme Monger of the Machine Empire Black Magma. Cockroach Monger is created for a scheme to create a special "dancing bacteria", with the intent that those infected by the bacteria will continuously dance "La Cucacracha" until they ultimately die. However while its initial group it infects become caught up in dancing, they don't end up dancing themselves to death; when Sun Vulcan discover him and his scheme, he scurries away to the protection of a friendless boy who collects roaches, bagworms and earthworms. While the boy sincerely believes that the roach is going to be friends with him, Cockroach Monger merely uses him to get the resources and space to work on his bacteria fearing the wrath of Black Magma for his initial failure. With the convincing of Hyou, the boy eventually turns against Cockroach Monger, tricking him into his shorts pocket which he takes off so Sun Vulcan can corner and attack. The team ultimately defeat it with Vulcan Ball, then with Sun Vulcan Robo after its Expansion Program activates.

## Arsenals

His main means of attack is various roach-abilities including a sticky glue to force anyone to become stuck to the ground, a bacteria from the mouth that caused people to dance, the ability to become a roach to scurry away from opponents, and emit a stun gas called the Cockroach Gas from his mouth. He is also equipped with a staff.
Chapman's Zebra

The **Chapman's Zebra** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Kemono Friends Festival*. The Chapman's Zebra is a type of Friend that appeared first in Guidebook 1.

Chapman's zebra is distinguished by its lighter brown lines between the black and white stripes. On the lower halves of the legs, which break up into many irregular brown spots. The pastern is not completely black on the lower half. When foals are born, they have brown stripes, and in some cases, adults do not develop the black coloration on their hides and keep their brown stripes. They like to roll around in the dust and rub their body and head against trees and rocks to help maintain their coats. Males usually weigh 270 to 360 kg and stand at 120 to 130 cm tall. Females weigh about 230 to 320 kg and stand as tall as the males.

They are native to the savannah of north-east South Africa, north to Zimbabwe, west into Botswana, the Caprivi Strip in Namibia, and southern Angola. Chapman’s zebras live in herds of up to tens of thousands of individuals, which are made up of family groups and bachelors. Adult zebras live in harems with permanent members; consisting of one herd stallion, one to six females, and their offspring. The females stay in the same harems all their lives.

Chapman's zebras basically feeds on grass, but it can also eat leaves and tender sprouts on occasion. Unlike most African herbivores, who only eat short grass, the zebra also feeds on higher grass, so its herds are the firsts to arrive to areas where seasonal rains have fallen recently.

Chapman’s zebras are not territorial and in the wet season move over large areas, often associated with other ungulate species, but in the dry season, stay within a 10 km range of water. They have been known to live up to 38 years in captivity, opposed to 20 to 30 years in the wild.
Chevrotain

**Chevrotain** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Kemono Friends Kingdom*. Chevrotain is a type of Friend that appeared in Kemono Friends Kingdom.

Chevrotain has brown hair both light and dark with tips of white that resemble the fangs of a mouse deer. She wears a brown short-sleeved night gown with a white belly, a white and brown bowtie with a japari logo as the brooch, gray gloves and a pair of white shoes with gray tips at the end to resemble the hooves of the mouse deer, and like the other friends Chevrotain has the ears and tail of a mouse deer.