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Bounder es un enemigo trepador que aparece en Kirby's Adventure y Kirby Super Star; pero fue reemplazado sin razón por Gip en Kirby: Pesadilla en Dream Land y Kirby Super Star Ultra (aunque hace un cameo en éste en Puño Megatón). Este enemigo trepa por las columnas y salta hacia Kirby, también ataca lanzándole estrellas. También aparece en Kirby no Omocha Hako, Kirby's Pinball Land y Kirby's Block Ball. Bounder is a gambling game popular in the city of Riddleport. The game involved dice rolled both by players and the dealer, though each rolls a different number and type. The object of the game is for players to roll one die above an one die below the total value rolled on the dealer's dice. If one of their dice matches the dealer's value, they automatically lose. As with all casino games, the odds of winning favor the house. Bounder is an untameable, Common level 9 red Horny Toad battle pet. It is one of the battle pets of Merda Stronghoof in Desolace, along with Ambershell and Rockhide. Bounder is a weapon that appears in Zone of the Enders and The Fist of Mars. The weapon hurls a large burst of energy which arcs downwards after being thrown. Upon contact with the ground, the energy "bounds" upwards and can hit an enemy if the initial throw misses its mark. Bounder is an enemy in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Adventure. It yields no Copy Ability when inhaled. Bounder ist ein seltener Gegner, der bisher nur in wenigen Kirby-Titeln anzutreffen war. Er hängt sich an Wände und klettert sie hinauf und hinunter. Er greift Kirby an, indem er mit einem Sprung von der einen zur anderen Wand wechselt und so ihn anzuspringen versucht. Zusätzlich kann er auch mit kleinen Sternen nach Kirby werfen. In Kirby: Schatten bedrohen Traumland sowie Kirby Super Star Ultra wurde Bounder durch einen ähnlichen Gegner namens Grunzi ersetzt. Bounder (バウンダー Baundā?) is an enemy from Mega Man 5 who bounces off the top of its head while shooting out of the sides of its head. It appears in Star Man's Stage (as well as in Mega Man for the Game Gear) and the second and third stages from Proto Man's Castle. The Bounders are a race exiled from their traditional homeland in the Emerald Kingdom, now living here and there throughout Europe. Generally happy-go-lucky in nature, they can turn vicious when pressed. The Bounder was Olepeso Douvu's first starship.

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Bounder is an untameable, Common level 9 red Horny Toad battle pet. It is one of the battle pets of Merda Stronghoof in Desolace, along with Ambershell and Rockhide. The Bounder was Olepeso Douvu's first starship. Bounder ist ein seltener Gegner, der bisher nur in wenigen Kirby-Titeln anzutreffen war. Er hängt sich an Wände und klettert sie hinauf und hinunter. Er greift Kirby an, indem er mit einem Sprung von der einen zur anderen Wand wechselt und so ihn anzuspringen versucht. Zusätzlich kann er auch mit kleinen Sternen nach Kirby werfen. In Kirby: Schatten bedrohen Traumland sowie Kirby Super Star Ultra wurde Bounder durch einen ähnlichen Gegner namens Grunzi ersetzt. Bounder (バウンダー Baundā?) is an enemy from Mega Man 5 who bounces off the top of its head while shooting out of the sides of its head. It appears in Star Man's Stage (as well as in Mega Man for the Game Gear) and the second and third stages from Proto Man's Castle. Bounder is a gambling game popular in the city of Riddleport. The game involved dice rolled both by players and the dealer, though each rolls a different number and type. The object of the game is for players to roll one die above an one die below the total value rolled on the dealer's dice. If one of their dice matches the dealer's value, they automatically lose. As with all casino games, the odds of winning favor the house. Bounder is a weapon that appears in Zone of the Enders and The Fist of Mars. The weapon hurls a large burst of energy which arcs downwards after being thrown. Upon contact with the ground, the energy "bounds" upwards and can hit an enemy if the initial throw misses its mark. Bounder is an enemy in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Adventure. It yields no Copy Ability when inhaled. The Bounders are a race exiled from their traditional homeland in the Emerald Kingdom, now living here and there throughout Europe. Generally happy-go-lucky in nature, they can turn vicious when pressed. Bounder es un enemigo trepador que aparece en Kirby's Adventure y Kirby Super Star; pero fue reemplazado sin razón por Gip en Kirby: Pesadilla en Dream Land y Kirby Super Star Ultra (aunque hace un cameo en éste en Puño Megatón). Este enemigo trepa por las columnas y salta hacia Kirby, también ataca lanzándole estrellas. También aparece en Kirby no Omocha Hako, Kirby's Pinball Land y Kirby's Block Ball.

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