Onii Man | |
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![]() Onii Man | |
Life | 40 |
Location | Dark Valley |
UMA Book Description | Leader of other disreputable Onii. |
The Onii Man (オニーサン, Onīsan) is a larger, more powerful Onii, first appearing as the Guardian of the Onii Grounds and Meadow over the Bridge before becoming a reoccurring UMA.
Compared to standard Onii, Onii Men are larger in size, have two horns instead of one, and wield a spiked club.
Battle[]
The Onii Man will stay in place, and always face Corobo, no matter where he is in the arena. Four regular Onii guard his front, and also all face Corobo, forming a wall between the King and the Onii Man. All five of these UMA have increased life. Two Onii also throw rocks and pots from the far wall. Only the Onii Man must be defeated for this battle to be won. This Onii Man's attacks are slightly faster versions of his regular UMA form's attacks, and he lacks the charge attack.
Attacks[]
Attack | Effect | Description |
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Vertical club slam | Melee | Hits above and in front, does 2 hits of damage |
Horizontal club swing | Melee | Hits around front, does 2 hits of damage |
Dashes while waving club | Charge |
Locations[]
- Onii Grounds
- Onii Kingdom (Dark Valley)
- Near Boney Tunnel
- King Duvroc fight
- Jolly Kingdom (emerges from hole)
- Shishkebaboo fight
- Skull Plains
- Tiptoe Kingdom
Etymology[]
Names in other languages[]
Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | オニーサン
Onīsan |
Mr. Onii |
French | Démonarche | Demonarch (Onii) |
Italian | Onii leader | Leader Onii |
German | Großteufel | Large Devil (Onii) |
Spanish | Demente | Demented |
The Japanese name uses the -san suffix to denote respect or authority. Its name is therefore a pun, as it reads similarly to お兄さん, onīsan which means "older brother".
The French name is a pun, combining the words démon ("demon") and monarche ("monarch").
The Spanish version is a pun, as the word resembles demonio, the word for demon which is also used for Onii.