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- . The Bruiser is a troop in The Godfather Five Families.
- Bruisers are a gorilla-like variety of Space Pirate seen in Metroid Prime: Federation Force. During M10: Black Hole and M15: Mother Lode, they appear as distractions. They have a simian, knuckle-walking gait, and can jump into the air to unleash a devastating shockwave when they land. They are very difficult to kill: only their joints and back, marked by green, are vulnerable. A Proximity Bomb placed at their feet will destroy them instantly, however. Elite Bruisers are more powerful versions of this enemy, and appear in later missions.
- Bruiser is a big tough dog that often pesters Slimer in the Slimer! shorts. He has a brown coat and a yellow mohawk.
- Bruiser is a member of Bugsy Vile's gang on Dog City. Bruiser is Bugsy's nephew, but nepotism is not the sole reason for keeping him around. The hulking Bruiser is the muscle of the gang, but this is often mitigated by his child-like outlook and kind streak. He invariably addresses his boss as "Uncle Bugsy" and Ace Hart as "Mr. Hart." Bruiser is loosely based on the Muppet character Mad Dog from the Jim Henson Hour version of Dog City. The Mad Dog puppet was reused as Bowser, Bruiser's Muppet counterpart, in the series proper.
- Like his brother Bruce, Bruiser is from the planet Betelgeusea. He is a graduate from the Berserker Academy. Like everyone on his planet, Bruiser hates toads and loves to beat them up.
- Muscle is important, and your bruisers like to get physical with enemies, witnesses, or anyone else you point to.
- Bruiser is the whale in HALO whose power is size alteration.
- Bruiser is an orange Glump, who was named by a player named moomoomashup1, with two teeth and a scar on the side of his body, and band-aid on top of his head, which gives him the name, Bruiser. Like Ned, he is a spotted Glump.
- Bruiser is a Raven seen in Armored Core: Project Phantasma. He is ranked #20 in the Arena.
- son muy bonitos y tienen 8 patas cada una de un animal diferente.
- The Bruiser was the upgrade of the stinger, the fourth-tier creature of the Forge faction that was set to debut in Heroes of Might and Magic III: Armageddon's Blade. Bruisers were ogres armed with shoulder-mounted rocket launchers, and quite effective ranged units. They were trained from the Upgraded Ogre Generator. Like the rest of the faction, the unit was scrapped after negative fan reaction.
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- Bruisers were an aggressive race of brutes. Created by MegaCorp, Bruisers were created to serve as gladiators.
- Born and raised in the ghettos of Brickstown James "Diego" Blane was just another kid growing up on the wrong side of the tracks. He joined a gang, stole cars, shoplifted from corner stores and got into alot of fights. When he was 18, after soliciting a woman of ill-repute, James fell asleep. He woke up to a police raid. The girl he was with was in the bed next to him, her throat slit. Exstacy and heroin was found in his blood stream. Three pounds of exstacy and heroin were found in the room. James was, of course, arrested.
- Bruiser is a boxer owned by Toshio Tachibana, the rival of Yamato's owner Ryo Fujiwara. Bruiser first comes into the story when he encountered Yamato on a bear-hunting trip with his owner. When Yamato was trained as a fighting dog, Bruiser and his owner Toshio became the first primary antagonists of the story. Bruiser has been an experienced fighter in the dog fighting matches that he had clashed against Yamato several times. One day, Bruiser fought Yamato on a final match where Yamato was muzzled and trained to fight by ramming and using agility. On this match, Bruiser lost the fight that he was considered useless to Toshio. When Toshio Tachibana got a new fighting dog called Blackey the Doberman to test its skills, Bruiser was later killed by the new dog.
- Brusiers, or "knuckle draggers", are a modified breed of Infested Terran used as a last line of defense for infested outposts. At first glance, Bruisers appear as giant humanoids with CMC armor made out of a heavy carapace. The bony, carapace jaws on their faces are completely exposed giving them an extremely savage appearance (One Piece: Axe-hand Morgan; Transformers Animated: Bulkhead). Due to having Ultralisk genes spliced into them, Brusiers have four powerful arms used to smash anything they can get their hands on or support their bulky frames. Each one is capable of hitting with a force equal to a Scarab's explosion.
- Bruiser is a Cybrid Demon found in Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil. The aptly named Bruiser has a large muscular body in the vein of a Hell Knight and identical mechanical features of a Mancubus, although both creatures' robotic parts look different. The Bruiser is taller than a Mancubus, but somewhat shorter than a Hell Knight. It stands roughly 9 feet tall. 3 seperate Bruisers make an appearance in The Lost Mission, where they are much more challenging due to the absence of the Artifact for easier Berserk kills.
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| Found | - *Phobos Labs Sector 2
*Phobos Labs Sector 1 (revisited)
*Exis Labs Sector 1
*Exis Labs Sector 2
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| Relatives | - Janelle Blane , Estevan Rodriguez
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| Appearances | - Armored Core: Project Phantasma
- Experiments Game
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| benefits | - +2 Strength
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| Caption | - The Bruiser as it appears in-game
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| Description | - • Enrage increases all of the Bruiser's stats
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- • Gain when attacking or attacked by Scrappers
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| Powers | - Super Strength, Super Durability, Regeneration
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| Race | - Half African American, half hispanic
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| abstract | - Added on August 14, 2015. Heroes Level 15 unlock a unique class ability. Heroes with this current class attains this ability below.
- . The Bruiser is a troop in The Godfather Five Families.
- Bruisers are a gorilla-like variety of Space Pirate seen in Metroid Prime: Federation Force. During M10: Black Hole and M15: Mother Lode, they appear as distractions. They have a simian, knuckle-walking gait, and can jump into the air to unleash a devastating shockwave when they land. They are very difficult to kill: only their joints and back, marked by green, are vulnerable. A Proximity Bomb placed at their feet will destroy them instantly, however. Elite Bruisers are more powerful versions of this enemy, and appear in later missions.
- Brusiers, or "knuckle draggers", are a modified breed of Infested Terran used as a last line of defense for infested outposts. At first glance, Bruisers appear as giant humanoids with CMC armor made out of a heavy carapace. The bony, carapace jaws on their faces are completely exposed giving them an extremely savage appearance (One Piece: Axe-hand Morgan; Transformers Animated: Bulkhead). Due to having Ultralisk genes spliced into them, Brusiers have four powerful arms used to smash anything they can get their hands on or support their bulky frames. Each one is capable of hitting with a force equal to a Scarab's explosion. Also derived from Ultralisk genes is an extremely thick armored carapace capable of taking several tons of punishment before cracking. Should Brusier lose half of their health, a special genetic reflex will trigger a reserve of mutagenic stimulants that cause their bodies to enter a berserker rage. In this rage, all of their attacks become strong enough to destroying tanks in a single punch (Marvel: Hulk). Due to the stimulants mutating muscles to grow at an exponential rate, enemy attacks become greatly reduced in effectiveness. The only drawback to using these chemicals is that they prevent the Brusier from regenerating lost health. But even if Brusiers are at the brink of death, they are still capable of laying waste to a small city on their own. Possibly a remnant of their Terran genes, Brusiers tend to pound on their chests as if to intimidate nearby enemies (Warcraft 3: Pit Lord). Amazingly, this random action is completely foreign to Protoss to the point of causing them to become weary of getting too close. Special abilities:
* Intimidate - stuns enemy units for 10 seconds and reduces enemy damage by 20%
* Rampage (passive) - at 50% health unit attack becomes 300. Unit can not regenerate HPs even after all enemy units are destroyed
- Bruiser is a big tough dog that often pesters Slimer in the Slimer! shorts. He has a brown coat and a yellow mohawk.
- Bruiser is a member of Bugsy Vile's gang on Dog City. Bruiser is Bugsy's nephew, but nepotism is not the sole reason for keeping him around. The hulking Bruiser is the muscle of the gang, but this is often mitigated by his child-like outlook and kind streak. He invariably addresses his boss as "Uncle Bugsy" and Ace Hart as "Mr. Hart." Bruiser is loosely based on the Muppet character Mad Dog from the Jim Henson Hour version of Dog City. The Mad Dog puppet was reused as Bowser, Bruiser's Muppet counterpart, in the series proper.
- Like his brother Bruce, Bruiser is from the planet Betelgeusea. He is a graduate from the Berserker Academy. Like everyone on his planet, Bruiser hates toads and loves to beat them up.
- Muscle is important, and your bruisers like to get physical with enemies, witnesses, or anyone else you point to.
- Bruiser is the whale in HALO whose power is size alteration.
- Bruiser is an orange Glump, who was named by a player named moomoomashup1, with two teeth and a scar on the side of his body, and band-aid on top of his head, which gives him the name, Bruiser. Like Ned, he is a spotted Glump.
- Bruiser is a Cybrid Demon found in Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil. The aptly named Bruiser has a large muscular body in the vein of a Hell Knight and identical mechanical features of a Mancubus, although both creatures' robotic parts look different. The Bruiser is taller than a Mancubus, but somewhat shorter than a Hell Knight. It stands roughly 9 feet tall. Its feet feature robotic hooves, both arms are giant fire ball launchers and the head is a sight to behold. It has two demon horns on the far back of its head, facing outward and the front has two yellow eyes with no pupils. Above the eyes are two yellow rings. The mouth is actually a large TV-screen that connects to the head with a fleshy tube. On the screen is a close up of human teeth and gums. The TV-screen also displays an eyeball upon sighting an enemy. The mouth sometimes opens and closes as the beast moves. Its back has what appears to be a visible, robotic spine. It is possible that the Bruiser is a hybrid of some kind between a Hell Knight and a Mancubus. The height, health, strength, durability, and agression from the Hell Knight and the flame cannons and robotic parts from the Mancubus. "Bruiser" is also a nickname for the Barons of Hell from classic Doom. It is possible that the Bruiser is RoE's Baron of Hell. Seen early in Doom 3's development, the Bruiser's unique TV-like mouth was intended to be another way of surprising the player. The player would walk up to what appeared to be a typical computer terminal, and the terminal would change and the Bruiser would reveal its entire self. This, however, was later dropped and thus does not happen in any point in the game. The Bruiser attacks by rapidly firing alternating fireballs from its twin arm cannons which will quickly kill almost any opponent. Their rate of fire is significantly higher than a Mancubus'. This is similar to the classic version of the Mancubus. Its endurance is similar to that of the Hell Knight or the Mancubus. The best ways to kill it are to either shoot the TV screen with the strongest weapons available, or to use the berserk power from the Artifact and attack with the fists or any other weapon. Two double-barreled shotgun blasts or one single punch (in berserk mode) will kill it. 3 seperate Bruisers make an appearance in The Lost Mission, where they are much more challenging due to the absence of the Artifact for easier Berserk kills. In the Doom 3 BFG Edition, the Bruiser has been modified so that shooting it in the television/mouth will cause it to flinch, much like Pain state. With fully-automatic weapons, this can stunlock it, reducing its ability to attack.
- Bruiser is a Raven seen in Armored Core: Project Phantasma. He is ranked #20 in the Arena.
- Bruiser is a boxer owned by Toshio Tachibana, the rival of Yamato's owner Ryo Fujiwara. Bruiser first comes into the story when he encountered Yamato on a bear-hunting trip with his owner. When Yamato was trained as a fighting dog, Bruiser and his owner Toshio became the first primary antagonists of the story. Bruiser has been an experienced fighter in the dog fighting matches that he had clashed against Yamato several times. One day, Bruiser fought Yamato on a final match where Yamato was muzzled and trained to fight by ramming and using agility. On this match, Bruiser lost the fight that he was considered useless to Toshio. When Toshio Tachibana got a new fighting dog called Blackey the Doberman to test its skills, Bruiser was later killed by the new dog. See more pictures in
- Born and raised in the ghettos of Brickstown James "Diego" Blane was just another kid growing up on the wrong side of the tracks. He joined a gang, stole cars, shoplifted from corner stores and got into alot of fights. When he was 18, after soliciting a woman of ill-repute, James fell asleep. He woke up to a police raid. The girl he was with was in the bed next to him, her throat slit. Exstacy and heroin was found in his blood stream. Three pounds of exstacy and heroin were found in the room. James was, of course, arrested. James had no money for a lawyer. He went with the public defender, who believed James was guilty. He never had a chance. James was put away for more years then he could count. Life in Brickstown was hard. Life in prison was harder. Because The Tiger Knights (WH) were in the process of taking apart a number of gangs in Paragon at the time, the prison was overrun with criminals. James' gang, the Zulus, weren't getting hit hard by the Tiger Knights so there weren't alot of Zulus in prison so James was on his own. He was getting in two or three fights a day until he was attacked by two cubans with shivs. James shanked them both and landed himself in solitary. The warden had a secret agreement with a cadre of Kree scientists who had been sent to Earth to covertly study the human facility for beneficial mutation. The warden gave them life sentence prisoners with no chance for parole, and they gave him gold. The prisoners were taken and experimented on with terrigen mist. James was handed over to the Kree. He was their most successful experiment and their greatest failure. James escaped moments after the mist was administered, ripping off the restraints and crashing through the wall. James went home, to his mother's house in Brickstown. He fell into his old ways and joined up with the Zulus, getting into a gangwar with a new gang, Los Tigres.
- son muy bonitos y tienen 8 patas cada una de un animal diferente.
- The Bruiser was the upgrade of the stinger, the fourth-tier creature of the Forge faction that was set to debut in Heroes of Might and Magic III: Armageddon's Blade. Bruisers were ogres armed with shoulder-mounted rocket launchers, and quite effective ranged units. They were trained from the Upgraded Ogre Generator. Like the rest of the faction, the unit was scrapped after negative fan reaction.
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- Bruisers were an aggressive race of brutes. Created by MegaCorp, Bruisers were created to serve as gladiators.
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