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==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ||
[[File:BonkersSmashRun.jpg|thumb|Bonkers in Smash Run.]] | [[File:BonkersSmashRun.jpg|thumb|Bonkers in Smash Run.]] | ||
Bonkers appears as an enemy in [[Smash Run]] in {{for3ds}}. Bonkers appears to have higher health than a regular enemy, and they can sometimes appear as a "target enemy," who can be considered a mini-boss. He has seemingly infinite knockback resistance, but his attacks have severe start up and ending [[lag]]. He drops high stat boosts if defeated and is one of the few enemies able to drop a large star that boosts every stat (+100 each); if defeated as an event boss, he will consistently drop four very large stats boosts wich increase by 200 a specific stat. Bonkers also appears as an enemy in the Kirby-themed "Vs. Enemy Team" final battle of Smash Run. | Bonkers appears as an enemy in [[Smash Run]] in {{for3ds}}. Bonkers appears to have higher health than a regular enemy, and they can sometimes appear as a "target enemy," who can be considered a mini-boss. He has seemingly infinite knockback resistance, but his attacks have severe start up and ending [[lag]]. HIs attacks include throwing large coconut bombs, charging up his OHKO hammer flip attack, burying you with jumps, or smashing you with his mallet. All of the above do absolutely absurd amounts of damage, and are hard to dodge. BE CAREFUL!-and know when to simply run away. He drops high stat boosts if defeated and is one of the few enemies able to drop a large star that boosts every stat (+100 each); if defeated as an event boss, he will consistently drop four very large stats boosts wich increase by 200 a specific stat. Bonkers also appears as an enemy in the Kirby-themed "Vs. Enemy Team" final battle of Smash Run. | ||
{{Smash Run}} | {{Smash Run}} | ||