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| - In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the bunyip is a type of magical beast.
- The bunyip is a lake monster about the size of a small bull. It is covered in either grey fur or feathers. It has hooves, a wide, flat tail, and a wide mouth filled with large sharp teeth including two long fangs similar to a walrus. It has a horse-like mane down the middle of its neck, a head like an emu, and large flippers. Should any humans stray near the edge of their home, the bunyip will enslave and eventually eat them. Although possible to escape, any who do will still die shortly.
- thumb|En spiller med en Bunyip.Bunyip er et Summoning monster som krever 68 Summoning for å summone. Bunyip er oftest brukt i combat, fordi den healer spilleren som har summonet den 2 hitpoints hvert 15 sekund.
- Bunyip is a reddish cryptid with pair of colorful horns reported to live in Australia. They're first appearance was in Into The Mouth of Darkness.
- Bunyips are the awaken version of the platypus.
- "Bunyips are from the flower planet Begonia where they pick flowers all day. Some of the most potent potions are crafted and brewed on this planet, all thanks to the magical Bunyips. Any visitors who bring weapons are immediately ripped to shreds because Bunyips have really sharp teeth and a deep hatred for weapons."
- The Bunyip has lived since ancient times, but like most of Downunda's inhabitants fell prey to the machinations of Crocbot.Trapped in stagnant water caused by a giant dam, Bunyip became aggressive towards other creatures, and even attacked and captured the Downunda Freedom Fighters. After talking the situation out with them, however, Bunyip became peaceable, and after the dam was destroyed left the Downunda Freedom Fighters on friendly terms. Unfortunately, the Bunyip was later captured by the Downunda Dark Egg Legion for some sinister purpose. (StH: #103, #104, #105, SU: #37)
- The Bunyip(Monstrum marsupialis.) may be responsible for the unearthly shrieks heard near some billabongs in Australia.
- De Bunyip is een Summoning familiar die gemaakt kan worden vanaf level 68. Hij wordt gesummoned door middel van een Bunyip pouch. Het is een veel gebruikte familiar tijdens gevechten. Categorie:Items Categorie:Summoning Een Bunyip pouch maakt men door een Summoning pouch te gebruiken op een Summoning obelisk met 110 spirit shards, een Green charm en een raw shark in de inventory. Categorie:Items Categorie:Summoning De Swallow whole scroll maakt het gebruik van de Swallow whole special move van de Bunyip mogelijk. Door de pouch op een Summoning obelisk te gebruiken maak je 10 scrolls.
- it is a spider like animal. sorry no more info for now. MORE COMING SOON !!!!!
- Trapped in stagnant water caused by a giant dam, Bunyip became aggressive towards other creatures, and even attacked and captured the Downunda Freedom Fighters. After talking the situation out with them, however, Bunyip became peaceable, and after the dam was destroyed left the Downunda Freedom Fighters on friendly terms. (StH #103, #104, #105)
- A Bunyip is a demon native to Australia, residing primarily in lakes, swamps and rivers of the Outback. Bunyips only kill humans if their source of food is disturbed, drowning them in revenge. They are classified as a neutral creature.
- The Bunyip is an enemy found on Djose Highroad in Final Fantasy X. When fighting against a Bunyip or any enemy with a hard shell early in the game, it is best to bring in Auron or Kimahri because they have the Piercing ability on their weapon.
- The Bunyip, though often mistakenly referred to as Fera, were one of the original tribes of Garou. Their human kinfolk were the aboriginal tribes of Australia, and their animal kin the marsupial thylacines.
- The Bunyip tribe inhabited Australia, and bred with the creatures known as Tasmanian wolves. According to legend, the Bunyip were able to call the very servants of Dreamtime, the aborigines' name for the overlap of the real and spirit world in Australia. However, the Bunyip were completely wiped out by agents of the Wyrm during the colonization/conquest of the continent, much to the guilt of the other Garou who unwittingly assisted the colonization.
- A bunyip is a feared aquatic predator which makes its home in coastal waters, and looks like an enormous seal with over-sized, shark-like teeth.
- Bunyip is an enemy appearing in Chrono Cross. After its first form is defeated, it transforms into its much more threatening second form. The Black Crystal can be deactivated after beating it.
- Bunyip on Summoning-olento jonka kutsumiseen tarvitset 68 Summoningin. Bunyipiä käytetään usein sen Healer-efektin takia. Bunyipillä on erittäin vähän lifepointseja Combat tasoonsa nähden.
- The word "bunyip" is translated as "evil spirit" by most Aboriginal Australians today. George Angus, in 1847, however, nicknamed the beast "water spirit" in his famed account of a dreadful creature that inhabited the Murray River. Other sources simply say that bunyip is most accurately translated as "devil".
- Players killing Waterfiends used to find this scroll useful as they drop Raw Lobsters, Swordfish, and Sharks occasionally, but they are now dropped as noted items instead and cannot be used by Bunyip. Someone killing either Aquanites, Dagannoths, or Mogres can find a Bunyip very useful as well, because they mainly drop raw fish. Note that using the scroll does NOT count as eating. A fast clicker can use Swallow Whole on a fish without skipping an attack in combat. This also means that Adrenaline is not lost when "eating" a raw fish.
- Categoría: Criptozoología Categoría: Criaturas del folclor Categoría: Críptidos Los bunyips son espíritus o criaturas legendarias de los aborígenes australianos; frecuentan ríos, pantanos, riachuelos y billabongs. Su principal objetivo en la vida es causar terror en las noches comiéndose a la gente o animales próximos a ellos. Son célebres por su terroríficos bramidos nocturnos y se ha sabido que atemorizan a tal grado a los nativos del lugar que no se atreven a aproximarse a fuentes de agua donde un bunyip podría estar esperándolos para devorarlos.
- The Bunyip is a monster found in Australian folklore, mythology, and cryptozoology - dating back to ancient Aboriginal myth the Bunyip became very famous when settlers came to the Outback and the story was altered through the years with many regional varieties seeming to exist.
- thumb|center|450px|Desenho de um bunyip por um aborígine da região do rio Murray, em 1848 thumb|right|200px|Concepção aborígine do bunyip em selo australiano de 1994, desenho de Toogarr Morrison. Este bunyip, semi-humanóide, tem uma cauda achatada para golpear a água e atrair curiosos para a perdição thumb|right|200px|Concepção folclórica do bunyip em selo australiano de 1994, desenho de David Lancashire que procura reproduzir a imagem do bunyip entre os colonos, semelhante a uma gárgula européia thumb|right|200px|Concepção científica do bunyip em selo australiano de 1994, desenho de Marg Towt que representa uma especulação criptozoológica baseada em relatos de exploradores thumb|right|200px|Concepção literária do bunyip em selo australiano de 1994, desenho de Ron Brooks para um popular li
- Bunyips are one of the most genetically diverse creatures in the universe; this is a product of their manufacture as the earliest biological weapon in unknown history. In one of the many trials that inspired the TV series Law and Order, Sam Waterston (a.k.a. Abraham Lincoln a.k.a. Professor Tor Coolguy) found it necessary to expedite a suspect from Australia. bunyips are not to be confused with 'drop bears', which is also native fauna specific to Australia. As the Atlanteans were in the process of counterattacking the Australians (who had just made the first raid of The War On Atlantis), all sea routes were blockaded, thus making intercontinental travel impossible (all air travel had been banned as a provision of the War on Terra). Sam Lincoln's first instinct was to genetically engineer a
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