Monster Bomber
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Monster Bomber (モンスターボンバー, monsutā bonbā) is a character who debuted in Panic Bomber on the Virtual Boy. He is normally a docile person, and guards the medal in Zumimino Forest.[1]
Dialogue
| Japanese | Translation |
|---|---|
| ぼくはメダルをまもって
いるので負けないので 負けるのは君なので 帰ったほうがいいですよ |
I will protect the medal. I will not lose. You will lose. You'd better go home. |
Pattern
Monster Bomber tends to stack items on the far left side of his playing field. According to the instruction booklet, he attacks with precision.[1]
Localization
Monster Bomber was renamed to Partz in the U.S. localization of Panic Bomber. Other than this, his personality is retained.[2] His dialogue is changed to "My duty is to protect the Medal. Be gone."
Trivia
- Monster Bomber's personality is strongly reflected through his dialogue in the Japanese release. He uses "boku"? ぼく, a humble way of saying "I", and refers to Bomberman with the familiar term "kimi"? きみ, a friendly way of saying "you".
- A keshi of Monster Bomber was produced, as well as at least two menko.
- Monster Bomber is the only member of the Midnight Bombers to not appear in Pocket Bomberman.
- Monster Bomber makes a cameo appearance in Bomberman Jetters. In episode 34, A Fierce Battle! B-1 Grand Prix!!, he is seen standing in a line of competitors signing up for the B-1 Grand Prix, a tournament on Planet Bomber.
References
| Panic Bomber | |
|---|---|
| Symbol Ruins | Ballom・Kurin・Bomber Wolf |
| Zumimino Forest | Burol・Pass・Monster Bomber |
| Slippery Desert | Funya・Bakebake・Bomber Mummy |
| Moiru Castle | Bombpire・Pretty Bomber |
