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"Big Shot" is a song by Billy Joel {| class="collapsible collapsed" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;" Large explosion radius, but points are low. The "Big Shot" was a mob boss planning to take control of the city. After kidnapping the district attorney's daughter in an attempt to get him to drop an investigation into their criminal activities, he is thwarted by The Clock. He is unmasked and revealed to be the city's own Mayor Kozer. Big Shot is the leader of the Battle Patrol, and he likes to think inside the box. A dutiful soldier, he will follow every order to the letter, and makes sure his patrol gives their all for the cause. Beyond that, however, he refuses to carry any operation a step further than he was authorized to by a commanding officer. This makes him efficient and reliable, but since it seems like every other Micromaster is a hothead who doesn't play by the rules, it also makes him a bit of an outsider. Luckily, he comes equipped with a gun as long as his entire superstructure. Takes the edge off. Speed. Hit it again after you leave the ramp and it will turn off. * Some characters tend to have more control while airborne, while some seem to be at the mercy of physics. * A game of "King of the Hill" is employed in the event of a tie, where the players see who is quicker in knocking the other from the rooftop. * All abilities are locked with the exception of Dash and movement. * Big Shot uses the same music as Crush-O-Rama. Big Shot is a superhero from the animated series of The Tick. He is a parody of Marvel Comics' Punisher. He is voiced by actor Kevin Schon. Big Shot carries guns, grenades and other weaponry on his back. He appears in the first episode, "The Tick vs. The Idea Men", as one of many heroes attempting to defeat the Idea Men. While on his way, he fires upon nearby structures (such as chimneys) and reduces them to skull-shaped sculptures resembling the Punisher's skull emblem. This habit leaves him without ammunition when he finally meets up with the Idea Men, and he collapses into a weeping fit while tearfully asking, "Why couldn't you love me, Mom?!" Big Shot is the fiftieth and the final level of Bloons Junior. By some players, this level is considered the hardest level in the game, probably because the player has to use the Boomerang to pop the 11 remaining bloons without hitting the obstacles.

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"Big Shot" is a song by Billy Joel {| class="collapsible collapsed" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;" Big Shot is a superhero from the animated series of The Tick. He is a parody of Marvel Comics' Punisher. He is voiced by actor Kevin Schon. Big Shot carries guns, grenades and other weaponry on his back. He appears in the first episode, "The Tick vs. The Idea Men", as one of many heroes attempting to defeat the Idea Men. While on his way, he fires upon nearby structures (such as chimneys) and reduces them to skull-shaped sculptures resembling the Punisher's skull emblem. This habit leaves him without ammunition when he finally meets up with the Idea Men, and he collapses into a weeping fit while tearfully asking, "Why couldn't you love me, Mom?!" He appears later in the series, having seen an anger management therapist where he learns how to be more sensitive. Far more stable, he is now unable to say the word "guns" without stammering and twitching. Big Shot is the fiftieth and the final level of Bloons Junior. By some players, this level is considered the hardest level in the game, probably because the player has to use the Boomerang to pop the 11 remaining bloons without hitting the obstacles. Large explosion radius, but points are low. Big Shot is the leader of the Battle Patrol, and he likes to think inside the box. A dutiful soldier, he will follow every order to the letter, and makes sure his patrol gives their all for the cause. Beyond that, however, he refuses to carry any operation a step further than he was authorized to by a commanding officer. This makes him efficient and reliable, but since it seems like every other Micromaster is a hothead who doesn't play by the rules, it also makes him a bit of an outsider. Luckily, he comes equipped with a gun as long as his entire superstructure. Takes the edge off. French name (Canada): Grobonnet Japanese name: Gunlift The "Big Shot" was a mob boss planning to take control of the city. After kidnapping the district attorney's daughter in an attempt to get him to drop an investigation into their criminal activities, he is thwarted by The Clock. He is unmasked and revealed to be the city's own Mayor Kozer. Speed. Hit it again after you leave the ramp and it will turn off. * Some characters tend to have more control while airborne, while some seem to be at the mercy of physics. * A game of "King of the Hill" is employed in the event of a tie, where the players see who is quicker in knocking the other from the rooftop. * All abilities are locked with the exception of Dash and movement. * Big Shot uses the same music as Crush-O-Rama.

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