Enemy name Japanese name Alternate name(s) Elemental type Hit points Score Stage(s) Appearances Other Sprite Munchie Jump (パクパジャンプ, Pakupajanpu in Japan) is an enemy from Super Bomberman 2. It appears in both Stage 4 and Stage 5, and is the only enemy in the game to appear in more than one stage. If Munchie Jump lines up horizontally or vertically with a bomb, and there are no obstacles between them, it will move in the direction of the bomb. If the enemy passes over a bomb, it will eat the bomb, removing it from the field without an detonation.
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| - <default>Enemy name</default> Japanese name Alternate name(s) Elemental type Hit points Score Stage(s) Appearances Other Sprite Munchie Jump (パクパジャンプ, Pakupajanpu in Japan) is an enemy from Super Bomberman 2. It appears in both Stage 4 and Stage 5, and is the only enemy in the game to appear in more than one stage. If Munchie Jump lines up horizontally or vertically with a bomb, and there are no obstacles between them, it will move in the direction of the bomb. If the enemy passes over a bomb, it will eat the bomb, removing it from the field without an detonation.
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| - <default>Enemy name</default> Japanese name Alternate name(s) Elemental type Hit points Score Stage(s) Appearances Other Sprite Munchie Jump (パクパジャンプ, Pakupajanpu in Japan) is an enemy from Super Bomberman 2. It appears in both Stage 4 and Stage 5, and is the only enemy in the game to appear in more than one stage. Munchie Jump moves slowly in a straight line until it collides with a block, bomb, or other enemy, at which point it pauses and then chooses a random direction and continues to move. It may choose to reverse directions even if it is not at a dead end. It will harm the player on collision. If Munchie Jump lines up horizontally or vertically with a bomb, and there are no obstacles between them, it will move in the direction of the bomb. If the enemy passes over a bomb, it will eat the bomb, removing it from the field without an detonation.
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