Grand Bomber is the least intelligent of the group; easily being confused by what others say. Grand can use a Clay Bomb which is a green bomb that has an earth attribute. When he summons his battle stage, his body becomes covered in spikes and his stage is a field where crops are planted. Since fire is strong against earth, Grand Bomber is disadvantaged against Shirobon.  His name is frequently confused as "Ground Bomber", due to his earth elemental attribute.   ~!It took him a while to realize the Jetters were the people he had become friends with. Because he felt torn between his alliances to the Hige-Hige Bandits and the Jetters, he ultimately asked Shirobon to defeat him in battle, so he would no longer have to struggle with his identity. He was very good friends with Shirobon by the end of his life.   Due to his elemental weakness, Grand Bomber was forced to come up with an alternate method of attack and defence. After some training, he was able to use the Brick Bomb which created a wall of bricks around him. Unfortunately it wasn't enough to overcome his weakness to fire.!~  [Source: Bomberman Wiki]

Turmeric is a member of CEDEF, and therefore is a subordinate of Iemitsu Sawada. He fought alongside Oregano and Lal Mirch when CEDEF invaded Vongola HQ so Iemitsu could talk to and, if necessary, rescue the Vongola Boss. He read the censored Mosca plans and knew that the Italian Military sold some of their weapon plans to the Mafia, and discovered that they sent one to the Varia. After they met back up with Iemitsu, the fake Vongola IX gave them enough information to realize that the real Vongola IX was in fact inside the Gola Mosca that was sent to the Varia. Unfortunately they were too late to stop the Cloud Guardian battle.   Source: http://reborn.wikia.com/wiki/Turmeric

Nicknamed the Beast Bulldozer, Bobby is the tallest and most muscularly developed of his fellow teammates. A skilled former baseball, basketball and American football player, Bobby struggles (often unsuccessfully) to control his temper and poor sportsmanship that have gotten him banned from most sports in his school. Baker convinces Bobby to try tennis after he causes his school's football team to be suspended.    In the Junior Invitational match against Yamabuki Middle School junior Kiyosumi &quot;Lucky&quot; Sengoku, Bobby employs a combination of skills from his prior sports experience, including a shot that mimics a football three-point stance, and a mastery of his build and athleticism as his primary techniques.    Bobby continues to struggle within the game with his poor sportsmanship. He argues with the referee over every point Sengoku scores, and nearly destroys his racquet after a call. Baker spends most of the match trying to calm Bobby's temper. However, his efforts are in vain after neither player can continue the match, and the game is declared No Game.

Otto Lilienthal, also known as the &quot;Glider King&quot;, appears in the first episode where he snatches Yomiko's book while she is in the Library of Congress. The Library team chases him to New York City, where Yomiko builds a giant paper airplane to engage Lilienthal in aerial combat. Yomiko and Nancy defeat him by attaching a paper grappling hook to his glider, which then crashes into the Statue of Liberty.

Panik is a player eliminator hired by the Duelist Kingdom. He was defeated by Yami Yugi and his soul was sent to the Shadow Realm.

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