Giant enemy crab (EntityTopic, 9)
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*Such [[Pokemon]] like [[Kingler]], though they're not ''giant''. Shock or hit with a twig/leaf for massive damage. | *Such [[Pokemon]] like [[Kingler]], though they're not ''giant''. Shock or hit with a twig/leaf for massive damage. | ||
*[[Patapon]], where you find GECs that deal massive damage as much as you do. | *[[Patapon]], where you find GECs that deal massive damage as much as you do. | ||
| - | *[[Puyo Puyo Gaiden! Puyo Wars]], where they begin attacking you as soon as the fourth battle, under the command of the [[Evil | + | *[[Puyo Puyo Gaiden! Puyo Wars]], where they begin attacking you as soon as the fourth battle, under the command of the [[Evil Power Ranger Squad]]. |
Revision as of 06:47, 30 May 2011
A giant enemy crab is... well, exactly what it says on the tin: a crab which is massive and antagonistic. It's a very realistic antagonist from an infamous video game, Genji 2, and you can attack its weak point for massive damage.
Appearances
- Genji 2
- Not to forget actual history itself, that took actually took place in ancient Japan
- Samurai Princess (disguised as a "massive antagonistic crustacean")
- A bunch of parodies (Or should that be written "Paro Dies"?)
- Not your local beach or anywhere else you might find crabs in real life. Except the aforementioned Japan.
- Lyoko... where all crabs are giant enemy crabs.
- Such Pokemon like Kingler, though they're not giant. Shock or hit with a twig/leaf for massive damage.
- Patapon, where you find GECs that deal massive damage as much as you do.
- Puyo Puyo Gaiden! Puyo Wars, where they begin attacking you as soon as the fourth battle, under the command of the Evil Power Ranger Squad.
