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Blue Humanoid

These unnamed blue humanoids appeared in the Samurai Jack episode, *XCVI*.

## Overview

Originating from their unnamed home planet, they appeared to have blue furred humanoid bodies and black eyes. Nothing is known more about these beings, other than in their most notable appearance in XCVI, when the children were kidnapped by the Dominator to the factory where they will be brainwashed into wild feral creatures. After the Dominator was killed, the children resumed back to their normal selves after Jack was forced to travel with the omen after he thought they were dead. It is unknown they would still exist in the future without Aku's rules.
Bombzway

**Bombzway** appeared in 2015 video game called *Kirby and the Rainbow Curse*. Bombzway is a mint green creature with a beige underbelly. It has a pair of insect-like yellow wings connecting to its top. Thin black arms with green bracelets hang down from its shoulders. The enemy has yellow eyes, green eyelids, tiny eyebrows, and a mouth.

When angered, Bombzway's body turns salmon while its arm bracelets and eyes change to burgundy. The enemy's eyebrows arch and its mouth turns into a frown.
Bonelasher

**Bonelasher** appeared in season 1 of 2009 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Bonelasher is similar to Redcap but has a fish like appearance with fins lining his face, small light green tendrils sprouting from his skin and wing like membrane on his arms, the favored Titan of low-level Organization Suits, but he is a bit stronger and harder to control. With the same aggression and passion for combat as his Titan cousin, Bonelasher is best unleashed by his Seeker in the midst of a battle. With his army of razor-sharp claws and teeth, Bonelasher is best fought at distance. Bonelasher was first used by Klaus's suits alongside Enforcer. One fought Caliban but was defeated. Later on, two defeated Lok Lambert's Freelancer but were then taken out by Kilthane and Gybolg.

Bonelasher was used by Wilder's Suits, alongside Venomaster and Gigadrone Titans, to pursue the Huntik team. One was defeated by being squashed under a tree levered by Dante Vale's Dragonfist power.

## Powers and Abilities

Bonelasher can do massive amounts of damage with his fists. He is capable of punching through walls and Titans easily. He can stand amounts of damage most other Titans can't. With his razor-sharp claws and teeth, Bonelasher is best fought at a distance. Though Bonelasher is usually used with an Enforcer in battle, most of these Titans are preferred to be used independently.
Brontoscorpio (Primeval)

**Brontoscorpio** appeared in the 2012 TV series called *Primeval New World*. Brontoscorpio was a species of large scorpion from the Silurian period. Brontoscorpio was a large, black scorpion with large pincers and a bulbous tail, which grew to be approximately eight feet long. Its body was covered in a hard exoskeleton, which made wildlife tasers ineffective against Brontoscorpio. The only soft spot Brontoscorpio had in its exoskeleton which could be exploited as a 'chink in its armor' was its open mouth. Brontoscorpio could also scale walls and ceiling and other surfaces like a spider.

Brontoscorpio was a carnivorous predator, which would attack victims with its stinger to incapacitate them with its venom, then would drag the attacked prey's body away to suck out and consume their internal organs after the venom killed them. It would seem that Brontoscorpio preferred to attack prey who were alone or off-guard, although it would engage an organised group of other animals in a direct fight if it had to. Brontoscorpio displayed some similar caution and attack strategy to some modern day scorpions; approaching prey tensed and cautiously, and momentarily backing away slightly at movement, resistance and aggression from the victim.

Brontoscorpio made their home in caves and burrows, and they also made use of hidden sinkholes across the land in their territory as sand traps to trap unaware other animals for the Brontoscorpio to come for.
Blizzer

**Blizzer** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Jikuu Senshi Spielban*. New Battle Mechanoid Blizzer (ニュー戦闘機械人ブリザー *Nyū Sentō Kikainin Burizā*) is the last New Battle Mechanoid that appear in *Jikuu Senshi Spielban*.

Blizzer is a robot that resembles a walrus. It had the ability to freeze water pipes as well as freeze his opponents with built-in ice-blowers. To keep from being frozen Spielban, Diana, and Helen were given anti-freeze defense on their armor. Spielban tried to reflect Blizzer's attacks back to him, but Blizzer was also equipped with a flamethrower and melted through the ice. Eventually it was destroyed by Spielban with the help Grand Nasca, who managed to freeze him with an ice beam long enough for Spielban to use his Arc Impulse to destroy him.
Blackbuck

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

The old design of Blackbuck has black hair with two long ponytail at the sides of her head, two white rounded tasks on the front of her head and a slight white dyed on the edge of her wick. As the original animal she is based of, she also owns her two horns on the top of her head. She has an eye patch on her right eye, however she possess a cold stare with her only red eye, which reinforce her serious and tough expression.

Her top is composed of a short full-length sleeves white tailcoat with red roll-up cuffs, a straight red line descends along the tailcoat that form a V at the edge and continue her way around the hips and a long black cape that surround entirely her neck. On the lower part, she wears a very short circular skirt with pressed-in ridges and thigh high boots with the colors black and white separate one from the other. Like other horned Friends, she has a spear-like weapon that is lightly curved and has blackbucks-like ends, She also has a tail and ears that belongs to her species.

But her new design has her left eye hidden behind her hair.

Blackbuck live on open woodlands and semi-desert areas, but also enjoy areas with thorn or dry deciduous forest. They like to stay near areas where grassland is available.

On hot days blackbucks rest in the Blackbuck are grazers, they feed on short grass, various cultivated cereals, fruits, pods, flowers, shrubs and herbs.

Blackbucks are gregarious and social animals with herds generally ranging from 5 to 50 animals. The herds are harems, with a single adult male and a number of adult females and their young. They tend to be diurnal during the cool season. In the hot season, they are active in the very early morning and late afternoon, resting in the shade at other times. Because of past persecutions, blackbuck are very shy and wary.

The blackbuck is predated upon by a number of species, including wolves and leopards, and relies mainly on its speed in order to escape. When a potential predator is sighted, the blackbuck can leap extraordinarily high into the air, before performing a number of smaller leaps and then galloping away. Their sense of smell and hearing are not highly developed so they rely on eyesight in detecting danger. Fast as any antelope, the only predator they cannot outrun is the Cheetah.

The blackbuck was once the most abundant hoofed mammal in India and Pakistan, but their populations have been greatly reduced through excessive hunting for its skin, flesh and also for sports, loss of habitat due to agricultural development is part of that too.
Blue-furred Feline

These feline creatures appeared in the Samurai Jack episode, *XCIII*.

## Overview

They were imported from their world to Earth by the demon Aku during his reign of tyranny. They appeared to be much similar to tigers or other real big cats, except they have black stripes, long snouts with many sharp fangs, two clawed toes on each foot, long tails that they can use like whips, green blood, and jaws that can be expended widely to bite an entire victim. Without Aku's tyranny, these animals would never transferred to Earth.

## History

Three of these creatures appeared in the middle of the forest, while the wolf was walking through. The felines attempt to hunt and kill the wolf which ended up having a brutal fight, although the wolf survived and killed all three, it was seriously injured in the process

## Notes

* These creatures were supposed to be a metaphor for the Daughters of Aku.
Blipper

**Blipper** appeared in the video game called *Kirby´s Dream Land*. Blippers are very fish-like in appearance—they have orange underbellies and have a red hue on their upper section. They have two blue fins on either side of them and have one back fin with the same coloration. Every Blipper sports a large, blue-rimmed pair of goggles with a black strap. In most games, it is impossible to see through a Blipper's goggles, but when they are visible they are seen to be beady and black. Finally, Blippers have a small mouth.
Blackout (Transformers)

**Blackout** appeared in the 2007 movie called *Transformers*. The massive Blackout has been described as the "hound" of Megatron. In better days he was always to be found looming powerful and silent behind his leader's right shoulder. When given a target he hunts it down with fierce determination. Blackout is not happy with the lack of progress Starscream is making towards finding the missing Decepticon leader. He suspects (quite rightly) that Starscream would prefer Megatron to stay lost. Blackout is openly mutinous and will challenge Starscream's leadership at any opportunity, not for his own sake, but to better serve his ultimate goal of finding his lost master. Blackout has a sneaky side and uses his symbiotic companion Scorponok's small size to great advantage.
Bona Constrictor

**Bona Constrictor** appeared in 1992 videogame called *Dragon Quest V*. A bona constrictor has a skeletal structure of a snake, but its skull  has a helmet shape. Despite its years of deteriorating, it still has a forked tongue that it flicks out every so often. It has hollow eye sockets with red pupils eerily peeking out of them. Between its fangs, it has (oddly) four teeth similar to a human's.
Blaster Kong

**Blaster Kong** appeared in 2023 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Blaster Kong is Firekong’s younger (and much smaller) sibling. A talented sharpshooter, he decided to lend his skills to the Space Mercs, hoping to make a name for himself besides “Firekong’s little brother.” So far, it’s a change he’s happy to have made, although he’d be lying if he said he didn’t miss his family.

Blaster Kong is a Fire attacker with double damage and torture skills.
Bones (Dino Charge)

**Bones** appeared in 2015 TV series called *Power Rangers Dino Charge*. Bones (as his name implies) is a bone-themed outlaw and one of Sledge's minions. Bones was seen in a prison cell.

Bones is first summoned to punish Fury for his failure to get a hold of the Gold Energem and allowing a new Ranger to be born. He is stripped of his courage and cowers away. Bones is then instructed to do the same to the Rangers, but only succeeds on doing so on four of them. Sledge furiously kicks him out of the ship and sends him back to finish the job. However, by the time he arrives, he finds himself dumbstruck and overpowered by the teamwork of Ivan and Shelby and is defeated. When enlarged, he is destroyed by the combined power of the Megazords under the command of the Dino Charge Rangers.

Bones was later seen in Sledge's prison during Kendall Morgan's infiltration of Sledge's Ship.

Bones was among the monsters revived by Wrench as part of Doomwing's plot to divert the Rangers while going after Zenowing again. Due to the revival being sped up, Bones was rendered unable to speak. He and the other monsters were destroyed by the Power Rangers. Bones is one of Sledge's outlaws and one of the most willing to follow his orders, being summoned by his master rather than restrained and subdued like most of his peers. He is also more competent than the others, nearly succeeding at his mission. However, his underestimation of his enemies leads to his undoing.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength:**Bones is one of the stronger monsters in Dino Charge, nearly being able to best all five Dino Charge Rangers in battle.
* **Refection:**Bones is able to reflect energy based attacks with a swap of his hand.
* **Bone Clamps:**Bones can launch bone clamps to ensnare anyone, how he fires them in unknown.
* **Energy Rings:**Bones can fire red energy rings from his hands.

### Arsenals

* **Courage Remover Jar:**Bones uses the jar strapped to his left side to collect and contain backbones which hold the essence of courage, their removal will cause any victim to immediately become cowardly, but if enough bravery is insert, the backbone will return.

## See Also

* Debo Honenukky
* Bones
Baromon

**Baromon** appeared in 2001 animated movie called *Digimon Tamers: Battle of Adventurers*. Baromon is a Wizard Digimon whose name and design is derived from the mythological Barong. It armor-digivolved through the power of the "Digi-Egg of Courage". It is also a guardian deity that protects the ruins (database) of a temple in a forgotten jungle. It is said that Baromon is a survivor of old generation Digimon, and has several abilities of a lost technology not found in current Digimon. The third eye on its brow is one of them, and it is said that this eye is able to forecast the future, and it is told that it was able to survive even at the time of the ancient Digital World's collapse.

## Attacks

* **Meteor Dance**: Dances to summon meteors that fall upon his enemies.
* **Scarlet Hair**: Makes his hair shine in order to achieve immunity to confusion and sleep (Status Error).
* **Pyrokinesis**: Creates a vertical wave of lava that hits anything in its path.
* **Storming Knives**: Launches seven daggers made of gold with rubies from his torso.
Blownhistoppa

**Blownhistoppa** appeared in 2016 video game called *Yo-Kai Wtch 3*. Blownhistoppa (Japanese: 怒気ドキ土器 *Dokidokidoki*) is a Rank B, Earth-attribute Yo-kai of the Tough tribe.

Blownhistoppa looks a lot like a recolored version of Terrorpotta with the nuke-like explosion entity on its head and a pop-out green heart on his chest.
Bodyguard Hydrid

**Bodyguard Hydrid** appeared in 2000 TV series called *Mirai Sentai Timeranger*. Prisoner #8215, Bodyguard Hydrid.

Arrested for being a mafia bodyguard. A super-fast tri-eyed samurai-ish alien, he was released by Don Dolnero to aid him in his distribution of the PowerSplit Drink, an alcohol from the 30th century that could severally intoxicate humans, with aliens being unaffected by it. Being immune to the effects of the alcohol, Sionwas forced to fight Hydrid single-handedly with the Accel-Stop function on his Chrono Suit, destroying the Power-Split supply in the process. Hydrid enlarged himself before the Voltech Bazooka could be used on him. With Sion handling the control systems, Shadow Alpha brought Hydrid into custody.

Hydrid is one of multiple Londerz Prisoners dreamed by Sion to have been revived to make Spiritual Filmmaker Glokun's movie depicting the end of the Timerangers.

* Depression Seals Location: Back of the left hand
Black Hair Mask

The **Black Hair Mask** appeared in 1975 TV series called *Himitsu Sentai Gorenger*. Black Hair Mask (黒髪仮面 *Kuro Kami Kamen*) is the third of Black Cross General Sun Halo Mask's Masked Monsters. Black Hair Mask was Sun Halo Mask's partner for a plot to distribute the drug Z20 throughout Japan's water supply, drying up the rivers and making it as dry and barren as the driest deserts in Africa. Peggy and Kenji try to catch on but Black Hair Mask is used as a diversion while Sun Halo Mask tests the drug on a reservoir drying up all the water within. Upon further investigation by Yoko (007), the trio discover the duo making a base of the abandoned Oyama Amusement Park, which they investigate and become trapped within, ultimately sealed within a Ferris wheel car before breaking open the windows and using their Birdies to fly themselves and Yoko to an awaiting Variblune.

As Sun Halo Mask and Black Hair Mask attempt escape, the other three Gorengers catch up and face them until Midorenger and Momorenger arrive. While facing them, Sun Halo Mask abandons Black Hair Mask while escaping for another plot. Black Hair Mask faces the Gorenger Storm but destroys it by firing the teeth of his comb at them. However when Kenji catches on to their ease of removal (after removing one earlier), he throws his Midomerang at the comb removing all remaining teeth and thus revealing Black Hair Mask's ultimate weakness: that he can't live if his comb has no teeth upon it! With his staff suddenly empty of teeth, Black Hair Mask merely falls to his death.

## Arsenals

Black Hair Mask is notable for his long, black, unkempt hair which he can use as a prehensile weapon or to lock up doors to seal people within a place. He also has projectile teeth, has a fake set of chomping teeth, and a comb staff where its teeth can be removed and fired like projectiles. His entire existence is not determined by his body but by the teeth on the comb staff; he will only die if all of the teeth have been removed. He can also jump high into the air.
Boarmon

**Boarmon** appeared in the 2002 animated movie called *Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon*. Boarmon is a Mammal Digimon whose name and design are derived from the boar (*Sus scrofa*). It armor-digivolved due to the "Digi-Egg of Courage". "Reckless"; it is a Digimon that exists solely to embody this word, and its legs, tail and mane are shrouded in blazing flames. No one can stop a Boarmon stampede, and according to one theory, it is said that the program that governs Boarmon's thinking has no concept of "turning". Because the "Totsugeki Hitai-ate", made of Chrome Digizoid, is attached to its brow, all obstacles that lie ahead of it are completely smashed.

## Attacks

* **Nose Blaster**: Releases a flaming snort through its nose.
* **Slamming Attack** (弾丸アタック *Dangan Attack*, lit. "Bullet Attack")
Blooper

**Blooper** appeared in 1985 video game called *Super Mario Bros.*. Bloopers (often referred to as **Bloobers** until *Paper Mario*, though Blooper was in use beforehand) are squid-like creatures that are found in the ocean. They made their first appearance in *Super Mario Bros.*, and various kinds of them have appeared in most *Mario* games since, normally as enemies. *Mario Party 8* was the first game to feature a Blooper as a playable character. Bloopers come in different sizes and colors, though the original variety shown in *Super Mario Bros.* is white and roughly the size of a Koopa Troopa. They possess varying numbers of arms (ranging from four to up to ten visible limbs) of various lengths, which help them move and are in some of their appearances used directly to attack the player. As shown in some games, like the *Mario Kart* series, Bloopers can survive in and out of the water. The name "Blooper" is a pun on "bloop", an onomatopoeia for the sound of bubbles breaching the surface of water. Bloopers use high-pitched warbling to communicate.
Blast Off

**Blast Off** appeared in 1986 TV series called *Transformers*.

Blast Off doesn't need a write-up in some pathetic, grubby little human database. It might matter to *some* robots what others think of them, or if they think of them at all, but Blast Off couldn't care less. No, he's literally and figuratively above your average Cybertronian riff-raff. The other Combaticons could completely forget he's up here, orbiting so far above the Earth, distant and alone... with only the empty void for company... and he couldn't care less. No, certainly not.

Lesser robots could hardly understand the joy... yes, that's it, the joy, he finds in efficiently and remorselessly annihilating targets from such a great distance. Blast Off was quite simply "built better" than the rest, you see, and so needs nothing from those tiny beings moving about so... so very... far away below. Blast Off... Blast Off is quite happy with his superior position, yes, quite happy and... and quite alone.

Blast Off condescends to combine with his fellow Combaticons to form Bruticus.
Bola-boba

**Bola-boba** appeared in the 2007 TV series called *Zaido: Pulis Pangkalawakan*. Bola-boba is the fifth monster created by Kuuma Le-ar. This monster's body is comprised of various types of sports balls and other sports equipment, whilst his head is a trophy. Named after the Tagalog words for 'ball' and 'dumb', he disguises himself as a human coach named Vola. His small counterpart, Mini Bola-boba, disguises as a human named Buboy. He uses a miniature ball to cast a spell on children, making them play endlessly. Bola-boba kidnaps the Starlight varsity players and turns them into Kuuma grunts so that he can transform the losing athletes audience into trophies by using a ball. Mini Bola-boba is defeated by the Zaido Kids, causing the spell to be removed. Bola-boba himself is killed by Zaido Blue in the Time Space Warp Battle. Later on, Bola-boba, along with the other Kuuma monsters, are revived to destroy the world again, but is killed by Zaido Green in the final battle.
Biowormbot

**Biowormbot** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. This lab-made worm and robot hybrid, this biological creature that looks like a giant virus, this disgusting creation is a deadly biological weapon sailing through space freely. Its lab of origin is unknown, but as soon as the mystery is unveiled, the monster responsible for Biowormbot will face charges for releasing this danger!

Biowormbot is Metal/Nature Curser with Dmg Reduction and Nanovirus.
Blaze's Megazord

**Blaze's Megazord** appeared in 2019 TV series called *Power Rangers Beast Morphers*. Blaze's Megazord is a Megazord in *Power Rangers Beast Morphers*.

This Megazord was built by Scrozzle and piloted by Blaze's avatar when the Beast Morphers Rangers attacked the Cyber Dimension. Blaze used it to try to stop Devon Daniels and the Racer Zord from the destroying the stolen part of the Morph-X Tower Network. The two Zords ended up fighting inside the tower itself. Devon destroyed both the evil Megazord and the Blaze Avatar with the Racer Zord's Cheetah Hyper Strike. The resulting explosion set off a chain reaction inside the tower destroying it anyway.

Although the Zord was originally (albeit indirectly) responsible for the downfall of Evox originally, Scrozzle saw how well that it matched the Racer Zord in combat would later on proceed to build multiple copies to combat the Rangers.

After the Beast-X King Zord was freed from Evox's control, Blaze deployed in a second incarnation of his Megazord to attack Devon. He tried to obliterate both Zords with energy blasts but they were unfazed and the King Zord changed into its bike mode. More energy blasts proved completely ineffective and the Megazord was rammed out of the sky before the King Zord turned back into Lion Mode. With his Zord now out of Morph-X (due to the prolonged battle against the then evil Zord) Devon entered the new Zord and changed it into Battle Mode. The formation easily overwhelmed the Evil Zord before taking it down with the Beast-X King Flame Strike before finishing the Gigadrone (and this current body of Blaze) with the Beast-X King Sceptre Slash.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Strength**: Blaze's Megazord is very strong, knocking back the Racer Zord with a single stab.
* **Flight**: Blaze's Megazord has the ability to fly thanks to the rocket boosters under its wings.
* **Energy Blasts**: Located directly behind the sword, Blaze's Megazord has a blaster that can fire red energy although it was easily deflected by the Racer Zord's Sabre.
* **Flight**: The Megazord has the ability to fly thanks to the rocket boosters under its wings.

### Arsenals

* **Blade Arm**: Blaze's Megazord has a massive red blade going up it's right arm to use in combat.
	+ **Energy Blasts**: The Megazord's sword seems to double as a blaster that can rapid fire red energy blasts although it was easily deflected by the Racer Zord's own weapon during their first battle and was dodged during the second.
		- **Power Shot**: The Megazord's strongest attack where it fully energizes its arm-blaster and fires a devastating red laser that could cause an explosion. Although it was unfazed, Blaze's previous line implied that this was supposed to destroy both the Zords and Devon.
Blue Omu Yummy

The **Blue Omu Yummy** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Kamen Rider OOO*. The Blue Omu Yummy (オウムヤミー（青） *Ōmu Yamī (Ao)*) is the first Omu Yummy created by Ankh (Lost), through the desire of boxer Kazuki Okamura (岡村 一樹 *Okamura Kazuki*, portrayed by Hiroaki Fukui) to enter the ring once more.

To do so, the Blue Omu Yummy attacks strong armed men and petrifies their arms to heal Okamura of his medical condition. The Blue Omu Yummy is also charged with the task of taking Ankh's Core Medals. He initially manages to overpower both of the Kamen Riders, but Kamen Rider Birth uses the Birth Day armor to immobilize the Blue Omu Yummy such that Kamen Rider OOO Shauta Combo can land the final blow.
Blumeria

**Blumeria** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Blumeria used to live in the meadow side of the Cardinal Forest but after her roots absorbed some toxins, her colors dimmed and the rest of the sunflowers cruelly invited her to leave their bunch. She left in shame and hid in the swamp, but the darkness of this habitat didn't help her intoxication. Her personality changed completely, but somehow, she found her place. Now she's kind of a mean guard who turns unwanted visitors away.

Blumeria is an insane attacker who possesses a high power stat and a goodspeed stat. Her damage output is insane, as she receives multiple self buffs after damage, removing the need to use a turn to set them up for the next attack. She also boasts a skill that gives her 2 Elemental Haters and an extra turn. Paired with her Status Caster, this flower can receive 3 random Elemental Haters, which makes her even more powerful. She also removes shields before damage, and has Nature moves despite being a Light monster. This allows her to gain even more advantage, as well as diminishing her elemental disadvantages. Her double Sword relic slots also boosts her already frightening damage output. Her trait also brings her on a whole new level, thanks to the always-amazing Anticipation, which counters extra-turner monsters. She is also fine against CDA and stamina drain due to having Cooldown Protection as a trait and multiple 0 stamina moves. Her only notable downside is her low life, making her a very fragile glass cannon. Overall, this monster is one to remember for her insane offensive capabilities.
Bombardo

**Bombardo** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Power Rangers Operation Overdrive*. Bombardois a arquebus/factory-theme monster and the primairy villain of the episode "Pirate in Pink". This black arquebus/factory-theme monster was created by Kamdor from an abandoned pirate ship cannon and sent alongside Miratrix to obtain the Eye of the Sea. He was armed with a powerful cannon on his shoulder, hence his name. In the first encounter alongside Miratrix against four of the Rangers, he attacked the Rangers until Rose, who was possessed by Brownbeard the Pirate's ghost, gave him and Miratrix a beating, making the two fall back. Later, when Brownbeard unpossessed Rose, Brownbeard had the Eye of the Sea until Miratrix and Bombardo attacked and made off with the Eye of the Sea. Brownbeard caught up with Miratrix and Bombardo and tried to reclaim the Eye of the Sea. They almost finished him off but Rose came just in time to save him. Bombardo used the Eye of the Sea to turn into a giant buzzsaw machine, but was taken out by the Shovel Driver, causing him to revert back. Kamdor then used a sutra to make Bombardo grow and the Drive Max Megazord combined itself with the Shovel Driver to form the Drive Max Megazord Shovel Formation. It was this form that destroyed Bombardo. Bombardo is ruthless, cold and will stop at nothing to destroy the Rangers.

## Powers and Abilities

### Bombardo (Monster Form)

* **Strength:**Bombardo is one of the stronger monsters, being able to overpower three Rangers at once.
* **Extraordinary Jumper:**Bombardo can jump at incredible heights.

#### Arsenals

* **Left Arm Cannon:**On Bombardo's left arm is a cannon, which can fire out strong cannonballs, he can also shoot two of them at once.
	+ **Lighting Beam:**Bombardo can also fire light pink-es, purple-es colored lighting beams from his left arm cannon.

* **Left Shoulder Cannon:**On Bombardo's left shoulder is a cannon, for which it too can fire strong cannonballs.

### Bombardo (Buzz saw Form)

* **Strength:**Having one of the Corona Aurora Jewls, Bombardo is far stronger then before.

#### Arsenals

* **Buzzsaw:**As this form applies, Bombardo now posses a large buzz saw for which it can use in combat.
Boltund

**Boltund** appeared in 2019 video game called *Pokémon Sword & Shield*. Boltund is a Dog Pokémon.

This Pokémon generates electricity and channels it into its legs to keep them going strong. Boltund can run nonstop for three full days. It sends electricity through its legs to boost their strength. Running at top speed, it easily breaks 50 mph.

Boltund is a quadruped, canine Pokémon. Its two front paws are white with a yellow stripe atop each white part that leads to its black legs. Its back two back paws are a darker yellow with a lighter yellow on top of it that also leads to black legs. It has a thin yellow tail and hind legs with two spikes on the top of each of them. When it raises its tail, the tail takes the shape of a lightning bolt. The bottom half of its body is mainly black, while the upper part if mainly yellow. Boltund's head is yellow with white markings that extend over its muzzle, under its eyes, and in between its eyes, going up to its forehead. This said white spot also goes down and ends in a triangle shape on its front chest. Its eyes are yellow, mint-green, white, and black with no real distinct pupil. An outer ring of a light yellow is also positioned on the top of each eye. The inside of its ears is yellow with an outer ring of black. The black and yellow halves of its body connect on Boltund's shoulders, with the yellow part drooping down in its front to cover Boltund's underbelly.

Boltund can channel the electricity that it generates to its legs in order to keep them strong, boosting its strength and allowing it to run nonstop for three full days. It can easily run faster than 50 mph at top speed. It serves as the enemy of Thievul.
Boss Kamikaze

**Boss Kamikaze** appeared in 1993 TV series called *Gosei Sentai Dairanger*. Boss Kamikaze (神風大将 *Kamikaze Taishō*) is the motorcycle-themed leader of The Three Gorma Stooges. He has a bancho attitude and uses "baby" at the end of his sentences.

Kamikaze, like his teammates Company President Gravestone and Teacher Telephone, were Gorma Minions who were born quirkier and apparently weaker than other Gorma Minions, to the point that Major Zydos stated they were useless on their own and could only be useful working together. With Kamikaze taking the lead, the trio became their own unit within the Gorma and worked to defeat the Dairanger in their own unique way.

Their first plot involved the abduction of Ryo of the Heavenly Fire Star's little sister Youko, forcing him to play them in a game of soccer in order to save her. Through the bizarre game, the team defeats him and his partners, but they somehow escape even after being defeated by Dairen'oh.
Blastboxer

The **Blastboxer** appeared in 2007 videogame called *Super Paper Mario*. Blastboxers are stronger, pale white relatives of Boomboxers found in *Super Paper Mario*. Blastboxers have boombox-shaped heads and emit powerful sound waves from it, which can be countered by Barry.

Like both Boomboxers and Beepboxers, Blastboxers have high HP and can get stunned from Boomer's explosion. Unlike them, however, Blastboxers shoot six sound waves instead of the typical three.
Blaster-Tron

**Blaster-Tron** is a futuristic robot who is one of the Light trappable villains in *Skylanders: Trap Team*. He later returns as a Sensei of the Knight Battle Class in *Skylanders: Imaginators*. Blaster-Tron isn't just state-of-the-art technology, he literally is from the future. When the Skylanders traveled forward in time to stop Wolfgang, they ended up bringing back the renegade robot with hopes that they could learn from his advanced circuitry. Eon immediately noticed that he had an actual "Good/Evil" switch that had been set to Evil. After flipping it to Good, Blaster-Tron was completely transformed. Besides going from bad robot to good robot, he ditched his blaster gun in exchange for a laser sword. No one knew exactly why, but as long as he was helping out the cause of justice, the Skylanders were happy. As a bonus, Master Eon noticed that his skill with the blade was second to none, and so he made Blaster-Tron a Sensei for the Knight Class, where he now gives 110% to training his students - which is technically possible because in the future, we figure out how to give more than 100%
Bacomon

**Bacomon** appeared in season 3 of 2012 animated TV show called *Digimon Fusion*. Bacomon is a Digimon whose name and design are derived from a cardboard box (ボール箱 *Bōrubako*). It was adopted from the "V-Jump Award" winning entry in the "2011 Original Digimon Contest" which belonged to Kenichi Ishii.

## Attacks

* **Gum Roll**
* **Transdelivery**
Bo Tai

**Bo Tai** appeared in 2017 videogame called *Monster Legends*. After a great war, Bo Tai considered his service to the forces of Good finished, so he went on a journey of enlightenment. But now he's had to put his journey on hold: His immense powers of protection and support are needed in Monster Legends - Evil is around the corner.

Bo Tai is a nice support with a load of immunities, healing, stamina regeneration, and NER. He's got the rare CDDA and NER in the same move, which costs 0 CD, rendering CDA useless. His double essence is perfect for a support, and he's got a nice trait. However, he has outdated stats, hindering his support. Overall, a nice support but is slightly outdated.
Bogwing

**Bogwing** appeared in the 1980 film called *Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back*. Bogwings are flying non-sapient reptavian creatures native to the swamps and jungles of planet Dagobah. Bogwings have four large clawed paws, a fine pair of wings and a rather long tail. They are highly territorial predators and hunt small creatures that live in the canopy. They use their front paws to kill and carry their prey.

Bogwings build nests in trees. They are born small and defenseless, and their nestlings are sometimes eaten by small fauna, such as the Spade-headed Smooka.
Bloodsport (DC)

**Bloodsport** appeared in the the 1987 DC comics called *Superman*. Bloodsport is a super-villain named **Robert DuBois**, who uses high-tech guns and weaponry with Kryptonite bullets that are teleported into his hands. He is mentally ill and obsessed with the Vietnam War, hired by Lex Luthor and equipped to kill Superman in his deranged state. After he failed, he joined the Suicide Squad. Bloodsport's main costume during the Infinite Frontier is based on his DC Extended Universe counterpart's from the film *The Suicide Squad*.

There were also two other men who used the alias; **Alex Trent**, a fanatical racist and member of the Aryan Brotherhood, and a **third Bloodsport**, unnamed as of yet, using DuBois' original costume.
Bogy

**Bogy** appeared in 2013 TV series called *Kamen Rider Wizard*. Bogy (ボギー *Bogī*) is a Phantom born from a man called **Kasahara** (笠原) when he gave up in despair.

His Gate targets are 6 contestants, among them is **Masataka Tsuchiya** (土屋 真隆 *Tsuchiya Masataka*), who is Kosuke's dear friend in High School. Bogy has a ghostly intangibility, making all attacks simply pass through him. He also has a lance for attacking. Bogy also can make someone have bad luck after they had a good luck. This ability only happen if Bogy's spirits enter someone.

He first makes an audition for work that will pay 1 million yen per day. After some people gather, Bogy begin his action. After some time, Tsuchiya and other two contestants explain why they want to enter the auditions. Bogy then accepts the three and the next day, he give the three the money after waiting so long. Also, there are three more contestants that also enter the auditions. Bogy then take the six into a villa. In there, Bogy reveals himself to the contestants. However, Haruto and Kosuke arrive in nick time to save the six contestants. Both then change to Wizard and Beast. However, Bogy overpowers the magicians and sends Ghouls, but they were defeated by Beast Hyper. Bogy then overpowered Wizard and Beast Hyper. Fortunately, Wizard changed into Infinity Style and managed to turn tables before destroying Bogy with the Dragon Shining Strike. However, Bogy's spirit soon enter the contestants. later, Tsuchiya goes to Tokyo.

Tsuchiya however, go back to the town due to his huge luck. Haruto and Shunpei then see that one of the contestant appears on the TV. Both Tsuhiya and the contestant is keeping departure from the town. However, the contestant soon robbed and Haruto feels something is wrong. Haruto then use Light Ring to make Bogy's spirit to burst out from the contestant. Haruto then changes to Wizard. Though, Bogy easily manipulate Wizard's luck, he was soon defeated by Wizard Land Style's Slash Strike. After Gremlin opened Bogy's plans, Wizard rush to Flame Dragon and use the Drago Timer to destroy all the Bogy's ghosts. Though, all Bogy's ghosts was destroyed by Dragon Formation's Strike Wizard, one still left on Tsuchiya. After Tsuchiya send mans to beating up Kosuke, he was trapped in a car that will explode with no one want to safe him. However, Kosuke managed to save Tsuchiya in nick time. After sending Bogy's ghost out, Kosuke rush to Beast and use Falco Mantle to overpowered Bogy. Beast then rush to Beast Hyper and defeat the Phantom using Shooting Mirage.

A revived Bogy was one of the various past monsters part of the army of Bujin Gaim in the Sengoku Period world of the Bujin Riders. He is destroyed along with Minotauros, Hydra, and Argus by Armored Rider Zangetsu Fourze Arms' Rider Rocket Punch.
Bioraptor

**Bioraptor** appeared in the 2000 movie called *Pitch Black*. Bioraptors are highly aggressive and animalistic creatures capable of flight and are incredibly photosensitive, with even an artificial flashlight beam capable of severely burning their bodies. They are assumed to be native to the planet M6-117 in the M-344/G System and are implied to be responsible for the extinction of most life on the planet. It is unknown why or how a light-sensitive species could have evolved on a planet in a trinary star system with virtually constant and planet-wide illumination, though it's also possible that they were an invasive species brought to the planet by mistake or as a bio-weapon.

Roughly every 22 years, the planet undergoes a several month long planet-wide eclipse caused by an aligning of the surrounding planets and stars. It is during this time that the bioraptors emerge from their underground dwellings and engage in mass-feeding reminiscent of locust swarms.

Their blood is thick and blue, possibly due to a concentration of copper-based hemoprotein (as opposed to iron-based hemoglobin). They have thin, streamlined bodies covered in what appears to be thick and leathery skin, wings capable of supporting limited flight, and a twin-forked tail with sharp points at the end. Their distinctive heads seem to be made of a hard, chitinous material reminiscent of that surrounding most arthropods. Due to the nature of their total-dark environments they have no eyes, but instead have incredibly sensitive ultrasonic sensor organs capable of picking up on the most minute of sounds and giving them a detailed "view" of their environment.
Boltmon

**Boltmon** appeared in 1999 video game called *Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer and Cathode Tamer*. Boltmon is an Android Digimon whose name and design are derived from the fictional Frankenstein's monster, with "Bolt" as a reference to that name. It is a prototype Digimon constructed at the same time as Andromon. Unlike the mechanically-based Andromon, the organically-based Boltmon possessed emotions, as well as power that surpassed Andromon's, but because it was difficult to control and ran wild, it was consigned to oblivion in the darkness. Due to their egos, the scientists who created this unfortunate Digimon denied its own existence, so it began wandering within the darkness of its sorrow.

## Attacks

* **Tomahawk Crunch** (*Tomahawk Steiner*): Easily wields the gigantic battle axe carried on its back, which is strong enough to smash its opponents into powder.
* **Tomahawk Knuckle** (暴走 *Bousou*, lit. "Berserk")
* **Battle Tomahawk**
Bronzlow

**Bronzlow** appeared in 2014 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch 2*. Bronzlow(Japanese: **ドウ** *Dō*) is a Boss Yo-kai encountered alongside Kin and Gin who is the duo's younger brother.

Like Kin and Gin, Bronzlow is old and wrinkled with grey skin, along with having balding poofy hair and a diamond on his forehead. He also wears a *haori*, a white kimono held by a dark grey *obi*, a dark beige *hakama*, a large medal, black *socks* and yellow sandals. True to his name, his hair, diamond, trim, and medal are bronze colored.

Bronzlow is far more quiet than his sisters, to the point where hearing Bronzlow talk is a rare occurrence. He prefers to let Kin and Gin do the fighting and would much rather flee than fight. He is also a little absent minded, much to his sisters' annoyance.

Bronzlow has all the powers Kin and Gin have. He also has knowledge of how to work Dame Dedtime's machine on the off chance someone tries to tamper with it.
Biyomon

**Biyomon** appeared in the TV shows called *Digimon Adventure*. Biyomon is a Bird Digimon. Its wings have developed to become like arms and it is able to dexterously operate them and use them to grip objects, but for that reason it is poor at flying through the air. It usually lives on the ground, but when danger draws near it escapes by flying away. However, since its flying ability is on the same level as Patamon, it sees Patamon as its rival. Its dream is to someday become Birdramon, who can fly freely about the sky, and it seems it doesn't want to become Kokatorimon, who cannot fly at all. As its personality is to be brimming over with curiosity, it loves to peck at the head portion of Tanemon.

## Attacks

* **Spiral Twister** (*Magical Fire*): Attacks with ethereal flames.
* **Violin Attack** (ピヨリンアタック *Piyorin Attack*, lit. "Chirping Attack"): Attacks foe with its claws while chirping.
* **Pecking Attack** (硬いくちばし *Katai Kuchibashi*, lit. "Hard Beak"): Pecks foe rapidly.
* **Tsuibami Attack** (ついばみアタック? lit. "Peck Attack"): Drills foe with beak.
* **Double Fire**
Bonetail

**Bonetail** appeared in 2004 video game called *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door*. Bonetail is a large, skeletal dragon in *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door* residing at the bottom of the Pit of 100 Trials. There is some regional dispute over the gender of Bonetail, as while English releases of the games depict Bonetail as male, most other regions consider Bonetail as a female. In the Italian version, Bonetail's name is derived from "Cassandra", a girl's name. In the Japanese version, all three dragons have *baba* in their name, which means "old woman".

It is the older brother of Gloomtail and Hooktail. Unlike its still-living siblings, it is an undead dragon, having died of old age after not eating anything for centuries at the bottom of the Pit of 100 Trials. It was once a pet of the Shadow Queen, but it is never stated why or how Bonetail came to reside at the bottom of the Pit. According to Grifty, Bonetail, along with its two siblings, went around the world terrorizing people some time before the Shadow Queen was imprisoned behind The Thousand-Year Door.

After Mario and his teammates reach the bottom floor of the Pit of 100 Trials, Bonetail will roar, making it questionable if it can talk, as it never demonstrates that ability. Bonetail's many breaths cause a variety of status ailments in addition to dealing damage. Its blue breath can freeze Mario, green breath can cause confusion, purple can shrink Mario or his partner, and white has the effect of a Sleepy Sheep. All of its fire breath attacks can be avoided with Shell Shield or simply guarding. If Mario defeats Bonetail, it coughs up a chest containing the Return Postage Badge.

Bonetail is much stronger than its younger siblings, Hooktail and Gloomtail, and even than the Shadow Queen. It is the strongest boss in the game; Bonetail can restore 20 HP when having lower HP, and has the most HP out of any enemy. Additionally, Bonetail has the same default attack and defense stats as Gloomtail, with other buffs added throughout the fight (but note that Bonetail doesn't have all of Gloomtail's attacks, like Earthquake or Megabreath).
Boar-Wolf

The **Boar-Wolf** appeared in 1984 movie called *Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure*. This predator of Endor is second only to the Gorax in size. They both share a similar appetite for Ewoks and other yammering humanoids.

## Appearance

they have the thick skinned body of a rhino with a purple hue, four elephant feet, a thick ruff of blue fur on its neck, a head with canine and bear features, no ears, a blackish blue nose, wide emotionless eyes, a pig like tail and loose plates of skin on the side of its head.
Bougai Denpa Kanbi

**Bougai Denpa Kanbi** appeared in 2019 TV series called *Y School Heroes*. Bougai Denpa Kanbi (Japanese: 妨害電波完備 *Bōgai Denpa Kanbi*) are a group of robots created by Tatsuhito Awato and Noriaki Awato, they were introduced in *Y School Heroes*.

Bougai Denpa Kanbi have another form, **Zorozoro Droid** (Japanese: ゾロゾロ・ドロイド *Zorozoro Doroido*), when inspirited by a strand of Haruhiko's hair.

In *Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble*, Zorozoro Droid is a Rank SS Yo-kai of the Slippery tribe.

Bougai Denpa Kanbi are small robots similar in body shape to a Grey Agent. Their armor are mostly dark grey in color, and their helmets having a long streak going back their heads, and a teal green visor.

When combined, they become Zorozoro Droid, where they now take form of a mechanical T-Rex with a magenta and grey body, having two small forearms, large legs with flat grey claws, and having small greenish eyes and accents around its body, which some appear on the sides of the neck and tail. It is also seen having a tongue with beads on them.
Blurp

**Blurp** appeared in the 1990 video game called *Super Mario World*. Blurps are green colored, goggle-wearing fish that first appeared in the various underwater levels of *Super Mario World*. Blurps, like Cheep Cheeps, will often simply swim aimlessly in one direction, injuring Mario if it collides with him. As Blurps are fairly weak, they can simply be defeated by shooting a fireball at them as Fire Mario or by bashing them with a cape as Cape Mario. They appear to be relatives of the Cheep Cheep, as they share a similar name in Japanese. Blurps lack pectoral fins on their sprites in this game, but have them on their artwork.