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Despider, Bomberman Quest

Despider (デスパイダ Desupaida), also known as Spider, is an enemy in the Bomberman series. It is a large spider that uses a unique web attack.

Description[]

Super Bomberman 3[]

In Super Bomberman 3, Despider is found in the Pyramid. It moves slowly, randomly turning at corners. If a player lines up with it horizontally or vertically on the map while it is centered on a tilespace, it will stop, turn, and shoot a string of web in the direction of the player. The string passes over four tilespaces and creates a large spiderweb on the fifth consecutive space. This attack can pass over all obstacles and will damage players on contact. Although the web appears to be big, it only affects a single tilespace on the map. It takes 1 hit to defeat and yields a score of 500 points.

Bomberman World[]

In Bomberman World, Despider reappears on Planet Fire. It moves slowly towards the player. If it falls within the player's 4 tile spaces, Despider will fire a web that covers the 3x3 square in front of it, stunning for 3 seconds. This web can be fired through Soft Blocks. It takes 1 hit to defeat and yields a score of 200 points.

Bomberman Quest[]

In Bomberman Quest, Despider takes on a different attack pattern. It pursues Bomberman, moving at a slow pace. Often, it will throw three small webs in the player's direction. The webs spread at angles and stop a couple of tilespaces away from Despider. They shortly disappear.

It is suggested to equip the Power Glove during this battle. This will allow Bomberman to throw bombs at Despider without having to come close enough to be hit by the webs or to be chased by the monster.

Despider has 4 HP and yields the Hammer item upon defeat. It also guards the entrance to a cave that contains two more monsters, Matango and Radiobomb Jr..

Bomberman Tournament[]

In Bomberman Tournament, it was named Saspider (サスパイダー) and is found in the Desert Zone. Unlike his previous incarnations, it can quickly perform his web attack if Bomberman is in sight. It takes 2 hits to defeat, and could potentially drop Gold or Small Medicine.

Trivia[]

  • The name "Despider" comes from the Japanese words "desu", meaning "death", and "supaida", meaning "spider." When it originally appeared in Super Bomberman 3, it was simply known as "Spider."
  • A boss, Deathspider, with an almost near identical Japanese name can be found in Pocket Bomberman.
  • This enemy first appeared in an earlier Hudson Soft game, Neutopia II.
  • When Bomberman meets Despider in Bomberman Quest, it laughs at him in a creepy manner.

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. Super Bomberman 3 Hudson Soft Guidebook, pg. 36
  2. Bomberman World Official Guidebook, pg. 24
  3. Bomberman Quest Official Guidebook, pg. 59
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