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- Most wikis have no sections pertaining to the enemies of the game. This would be a perfect addition to this wiki. Please add accurate details about all enemies in the game, as I cannot do this from a Amazon Kindle. Feel free to add to this if you see something we are missing. Please give names,levels, and special abilities. Thank you for reading this.97.115.159.236 02:36, January 2, 2011 (UTC) Anonyomous Gamer
- Although Roger Wilco must save the galaxy through his clever thinking and...cleverness, he must also defeat enemies and dangerous encounters at times.
- The first system, Hitotsu, has eight worlds in total and both you and your enemy are restricted to Class B Ships. The second system, Futatsu, contains sixteen planets and most craft becomes available. The third is Mittsu and it has twenty-four planets, however the best Farming Station is also unlocked. The final system, Yottsu, contains a whopping thirty-two worlds, all equipment is available, and the enemy is very difficult. Yottsu is also Rorn's domain and he'll fight hard for it; take his Starbase and you win the game!
- "Enemies" is the first episode of the fifth season of Stargate SG-1.
- "Enemies" is the first episode of the fifth season of Stargate SG-1.
- In Eternal Glory there are many different types of enemies that you can come across going through the plains between cities, some enemies can only be found in caves, and some can even be found in the cities themselves. Here is a compiled list of (not yet) all the enemies you can stumble across and fight in the world of Eternal Glory. On the pages we have placed their names, where you can find them and their stats (soon to come).
- During their respective quests, our heroes will meet strong opposition. Most of it consists of grunts, small fries and demonized animals that, although weak, will come at you in numbers and many times with horrible timing.
- All enemies are able to be destroyed by either jumping on their unprotected Creature Brain or by being detonated with explosives, hit repeatedly with the Paintinator, or, in the case of the Terrible Oni, being pummeled with fireballs. Enemies' means of killing the player are usually Spikes, Horrible Gas, Fire, or Electricity. Less commonly used are explosives (in the case of Sheriff Zapata), fireballs (Ze Dude and his bouncers) and by smashing (the Collector Boss).
- Enemies in Sombrero Man Fire Archer, later to be pitch archer
- NOTE: Hero enemies will sometimes drop items from their inventory when killed. Therefore, inventory drops will not be listed as drops.
- Enemies make up a majority of the opponents you’ll face in Arcadia. Ranging from beasts to humans to machines, they appear in large varieties and vary in strengths, elemental attributes and abilities. Slain enemies yield Experience Points and Magic Experience and serve as one of the main sources of Gold. Almost all enemies in the game have a chance of dropping items, which vary between consumable items to rare equipment. For a list of Enemies, .
- The enemies in Burn Notice:
* Carla Baxter
* Phillip Cowan
* Michelle Paxson
* Tyler Brennen
* Tom Strickler
* Mason Gilroy
* Larry Sizemore
* John Barrett
* Vaughn Anderson
* Simon Escher
* Anson Fullerton
* Tom Card
* Tyler Gray
* Olivia Riley
- This page is only for enemies and bosses that have appeared during installments of the Contra (series).
- Enemies are opposing forces that play a central role in the Tak and the Power of Juju Series. Enemies are usually some kind of an animal or creature, that attacks Tak. However, some enemies, such as Tlaloc, can be humans, of either a different village or different opinions. Every game, Tak has to fight off against a different kind of enemy, however enemies usually do not appear in more than one game. Many similar enemies are put into a larger group.
- This page will be for all the enemies of the Brotherhood of Ak'Rei'An. Figured we needed an oppsite page to the Allies page...
- "Enemies" is a song from Moon Man's White AmeriKKKa album. It's a parody of "Energy" by Drake.
- There are many enemies that fill up the levels Croc has to traverse. They take on many shapes and forms, which are influenced by the area they appear in. This list does not include the entire list of Dantinis or any of the Guardians created by Baron Dante. Most enemies can be killed using a tail-attack or stomp, in which case they will respawn after about ten seconds. Some cannot be killed and some don't attack.
- This is the list of most enemies found in Baldur's Gate series, along with XP and HP values.
- There are many enemies in Cave Story each with there own attacks and movement patterns.
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- följt av "Threshold". "Enemies" är den första episoden av femte säsongen av Stargate SG-1.
- [[Enemies| Enemies]] come in 2 major types
- Enemies don't need stats as in-depth as players. This is the format in which they will be presented. Name: HP Attack: (M/R) #, #d# Evade # Skill #, Skill #, etc. For example, a Raider with only a melee attack and no other skills would be represented as. Name: Raider 15HP Spiked Bat: (M) 25, 1d8 9mm Pistol: (R) 25, 1d6 Evade 50
- These are a list of enemies found throughout the No More Heroes series.
- Jack encounters many enemies in BioShock. Ranging from numerous mutated citizens to defensive security devices, Rapture's environment is deadly to explore. __TOC__
- In The Ocean Hunter, the Seven Great Monsters aren't the only dangers roaming around in the Seven Seas. Each of the Seven Seas has many ordinary marine predators, or enemies, that act as obstacles (to the hunters) or hazards (to the divers) to Torel and Chris.
- This is the list of Enemies that can be found in the series. Something wrong or missing? Please edit this page. All the items are listed alphabetically. Note: The table below is best viewed with Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox in Desktop.
* A - Appear.
* S1 - Suikoden.
* S2 - Suikoden II.
* S3 - Suikoden III.
* S4 - Suikoden IV.
* Ta - Suikoden Tactics.
* S5 - Suikoden V.
* Ti - Suikoden Tierkreis.
* TW - Suikoden The Woven Web of a Century.
- The Baffler aka Czonk The General aka Red Robin aka Anarky
- Enemies are the minions of Bowser and Kamek. They attack Yoshi when they're touched, but some are allies like Bouncies that can helps Yoshi.
- This is a list of all enemies that Kya, faces on her journey. File:Wolfen2.png
- In dungeons, your character encounters various cookie related enemies.
- This a list of enemy forces in Max's adventure mode. Some enemies appear only in certain locations while others appear in all locations. With the exception of "Other Forces", the forces listed here appear in all locations.
- There are a lot of Enemies that must be faced in Dark Castle, here is a list of them:
- List of common enemies and the first Sinister Design game they were introduced in.
- Enemies are dangerous animals in the world of petz. They will attack and make you lose lives. There are also animals, some snakes, that can poison you and you will need to use an antidote to cure it, otherwise your lives will slowly decrease until they reach zero. Some animals are not enemies that have ran away from the zoo, and marked as a white star on the map. Ivlet cast black magic on these animals.
- There are 14 Pacifican enemies in Fracture. Each type is attached to ONE weapon only in-game, though they are capable of using a variety of Pacifican arms.
- Along playing Tiny Tank, you will discover there are enemies of the Mutank army. These goons as listed below are the enemies in Tiny Tank: Up Your Arsenal and Tiny Tank 2: The Revenge of Mutank.
- Like most other first person shooter games, Crysis series always has enemies for the player to fight.
- Enemies appear all throughout Dungeon Boss. There are many enemies that the player will encounter throughout the course of the game. The charts below lists each enemy's name, icon, element, class and what level(s) they appear in. Bosses are not included in this list. They are listed on the Dungeons page in the order of their appearance and on the catalog in alphabetic order.
- "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Donna "Enemies" is the eighth episode of the first season of The West Wing. A crucial banking bill is at risk when political rivals of environmentally sensitive President Bartlet attach a land-use rider to it that would allow strip-mining some of the Montana wilderness while C.J. tries to kill a story that the Chief Executive chastised the Vice President during a cabinet meeting. An overworked Leo isn't too keen on his daughter Mallory dating Sam.
- "Enemies" is the seventeenth episode of the third season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the fifty-first episode in the series. It was written by Douglas Petrie and directed by David Grossman. It was originally broadcast on May 16, 1999. As part of their latest scheme, the Mayor and Faith plot to steal Angel's soul and exploit Angelus to kill Buffy.
- Throughout the Dark Sector, numerous enemies assailed Hayden. This ranged from obvious human enemies, to the mechanized weapons that they use, and even include a number of the Infested. Normally they can be classed into 3 types.
- To create an enemy, click NEW (to make a new actor) ==> Enemy. Enemies are basically the same as players, except that they are controlled by the computer and can do damage to the player. See Player for more detailed information. In NPC behavior tab, you can choose how the enemy behaves. There is a menu for enemy movement and shot accuracy. Below that are dialogue options, but they are usually used for friend actors that do not hurt the player. Here is a description of the conditions tab. Enemies belong in the active layer.
- There are three general types of enemies found in Borderlands: creatures, humans, and Guardians, all of whom can come in a Badass (1st Playthrough), BadMutha (2nd Playthrough) version, or SuperBad (After 2nd Playthrough) with the exception of skags that after 2nd playthrough become "AssKicking".
- The different enemies encountered in Army of Two are listed here. They range from privates to sergeants to heavy armored foes. they each have weaknesses and strengths.
* Grunts - Your basic foe
* Elites - A tougher more capable grunt
* Commandos
* Heavy Armor - A heavily armored elite who's only weak point is the rear
* Martyrs - Suicide bombers
* Mounted Machine Guns - Any grunt can man the mounted machine guns found in the field
* Special Characters - Special enemies who are often extremely deadly and tough to take down
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- Enemies Various humans will fight Crypto on sight, in addition to human civilians who merely run away. A majority of the time, the enemies you may face are mostly determined by the Alert Level. The Alert Level is located on the upper part of the screen and it shows how alert the humans are. The more chaos Crypto creates, the higher the Alert Level will be. There are four levels: Warning (blue), Police (yellow), Military (orange), and Majestic (red).
- Rebel Infantry: Present throughout the entire series, excluding Metal Slug 5. General Morden's loyal troops are equipped with rifles, pistols, knives, machetes, grenades, bazookas, mines, drop shots, rockets and fire crackers. In graphical terms, they have more sprites and variations than other enemies. We can encounter with them in many aspects: from the future, in space, on water, or can even be prisoners. Those are some soldiers of the Rebel Army. Here they demonstrate a few of their attacks: Some soldiers that have been captured or otherwise incapacitated:
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