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Caveman Wohho (原人ウッホ, Genjin Uhho) is a recurring enemy in the Bomberman series.

Description[]

Super Bomberman 4[]

In Super Bomberman 4, Caveman Wohho is found in the Primeval Era. It is similar to other enemies in its movement pattern, but is unique in that it always appears in a stage with a Wohho Safehouse, from which it respawns. Caveman Wohho moves slowly, pausing before turning upon collision with a wall, bomb, or other enemy. If it lines up horizontally or vertically with a player, it will change directions and move toward that player. It will harm the player on contact. It takes 1 hit to defeat and yields a score of 200 points.

It is sometimes found riding on Dogun Jr..

Super Bomberman 5[]

In Super Bomberman 5, Caveman Wohho is found in Zone 4. It does not pause before changing directions and does not change directions upon colliding with another enemy. They are also spawned from Wohho Safehouse, like in the previous game. It takes 1 hit to defeat and yields a score of 200 points.

Bomberman Max[]

Caveman Wohho is found on Zaurus Star. It move randomly, turning and often reversing directions at intersections. Like for the two previous games, they are spawned from Safehouses. It takes 1 hit to defeat.

Trivia[]

  • In the enemy's original name, "uhho" is a Japanese sound effect for grunting.
  • Interestingly, Caveman Wohho is the only enemy in Super Bomberman 4 and Super Bomberman 5 that has its own unique "death" animation - instead of exploding or burning up, it runs out of the side of the screen.

References[]

  1. Super Bomberman 4 Hudson Official Guidebook, pg. 23, 25