These are the starting and maximum Statistics for this Skylander in the Skylanders games.
- Health: 430 (max. 860)
- Speed: 60 (max. 108)
- Armor: 24 (max. 54)
- Critical Hit: 25 (max. 75)
- Elemental Power: ??
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*Bouncer, [[Drill Sergeant]], [[Magna Charge]], and [[Wind-Up]] are the only Skylanders to be fully robotic. | *Bouncer, [[Drill Sergeant]], [[Magna Charge]], and [[Wind-Up]] are the only Skylanders to be fully robotic. | ||
*His name is probably based on bouncers, which are security guards for various exclusive locations. | *His name is probably based on bouncers, which are security guards for various exclusive locations. | ||
*He also slightly resembles [http://darkwingduck.wikia.com/wiki/Gizmoduck Gizmoduck] from ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckTales DuckTales]''. | *He also slightly resembles [http://darkwingduck.wikia.com/wiki/Gizmoduck Gizmoduck] from ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckTales DuckTales]''. | ||
*His Fingerguns resemble the hand gesture of the Texas Tech Red Raiders. | *His Fingerguns resemble the hand gesture of the Texas Tech Red Raiders. | ||
*He may be Arkeyan, as mentioned by one in the [[Lost City of Arkus]] that Roboto Ball was an Arkeyan Sport. | *He may be Arkeyan, as mentioned by one in the [[Lost City of Arkus]] that Roboto Ball was an Arkeyan Sport. | ||
*He and [[Ninjini]] are the only Giants without legs. | *He and [[Ninjini]] are the only Giants without legs. | ||
*His base is much smaller than the base of all other Giants. | *His base is much smaller than the base of all other Giants. | ||
*Bouncer is voiced by Bumper Robinson who voices Bumblebee and Blitzwing in ''Transformers Animated'', Rook Blonko in ''Ben 10: Omniverse'' and Falcon in "Avengers Assemble". | *Bouncer is voiced by Bumper Robinson who voices Bumblebee and Blitzwing in ''Transformers Animated'', Rook Blonko in ''Ben 10: Omniverse'' and Falcon in "Avengers Assemble". | ||
*One of Bouncer's prototype color schemes has the same colors as [[Molten Hot Dog]]. | *One of Bouncer's prototype color schemes has the same colors as [[Molten Hot Dog]]. | ||
*Bouncer originally started as an unnamed Dark Arkeyan. It was scrapped because it didn't feel like a Skylander.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kbzwle67nw Skylander Giants Evolution with I-Wei Huang Character and Toy Director (FGTV 2.45)]</ref> | *Bouncer originally started as an unnamed Dark Arkeyan. It was scrapped because it didn't feel like a Skylander.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kbzwle67nw Skylander Giants Evolution with I-Wei Huang Character and Toy Director (FGTV 2.45)]</ref> | ||
*When first revealed at E3 2012, Bouncer's original biography states that he took too many hits to the head with a [[Roboto-Ball]] and decided to retire from the game, with the sport eventually fading away. | *When first revealed at E3 2012, Bouncer's original biography states that he took too many hits to the head with a [[Roboto-Ball]] and decided to retire from the game, with the sport eventually fading away. | ||
Revision as of 07:18, July 14, 2014
| Bouncer | |
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| Element: | Tech |
| File:SG Illus Bouncer Crop LoRes1.jpg | |
| Species: | Robot |
| Gender: | Male |
| Role: | Giant |
| World: | Skylands |
| Attacks: | Fingerguns Shoulder Rockets I-Beam Cooler I-Beam Mahcine Fingerguns |
| Appears in: | Skylanders: Giants Skylanders: Swap Force Skylanders: Trap Team |
| First Release: | Skylanders: Giants |
| English Voice Actor: | Bumper Robinson |
- “Deal with the Wheel!”
- – Bouncer's official catchphrase
Bouncer is a Tech Skylander and one of the eight Giants in Skylanders: Giants. He also has a Legendary counterpart called Legendary Bouncer.
Background
Personality
While still an All-Star Roboto Ball player, Bouncer had a big, lively personality that helped popularized the sport. Even after he no longer plays the sport of Roboto Ball, he still holds a sense of loyalty to his Mabu fanbase, who remembered the security-bot fondly from his playing days, and Bouncer became determined to defeat the Arkeyan King, not wanting to let his fans down when they were enslaved by the Arkeyans.
Biography
Long ago, Bouncer was an All-Star Roboto Ball player. But when the Arkeyan Empire destroyed his home town and discontinued the games, he was converted into a security-bot and stationed in the mines. It was there that Bouncer encountered dozens of Mabu prisoners who remembered him fondly from his playing days. He quickly became a bit of a celebrity around the mines, and it wasn't long before this new adulation convinced him that he could be just as much of a hero in life as he was on the field. Thus, he decided to join the Skylanders and take a stand against the evil, Arkeyan overlords.
Story
History
Back in the day, Bouncer was an All-Star Roboto Ball player, amazing his Mabu fans with his speed, accuracy and lively personality. His trick shots were famed across all of Skylands. His games were watched by thousands. Then the Arkeyans had to go and spoil everything by destroying his home town and outlawing Roboto Ball. His fans were enslaved and sent to work in the mines. Bouncer was converted into a security robot and sent to the mines to make sure the Mabu didn't try any funny stuff.
Down there in the dark, Bouncer met many Mabu who remembered his glory days on the field. Their sense of loyalty touched the hulking robot, and instead of doing the Arkeyans' dirty work, he decided to fight against them. Cheered on by his army of fans, Bouncer used his Roboto Balls skills to free the slaves, then joined with the other Giants in the war against the Arkeyan King.[1]
Gameplay
Bouncer's attacks include finger pistols, in which he shoots out some tiny bouncy balls, shoulder mounted cannons with which he fires powerful (and slow) missles with a targeting computer, and can't move leaving him open to attack; and finally, I-Beam, where he shoots strong lasers from his eyes for close range combat, but it can overheat if used too long and it lowers his speed when using it.
Stats
Warning: These stats are not used in any of the Skylander games. They are only listed for completeness reasons.
- Strength: 150
- Defense: 110
- Agility: 50
- Luck: 90
Abilites
| Basic Abilities These abilities are available from the start of the game. |
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| Fingerguns | Shoulder Rockets |
Fists of Destruction
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 Press the Attack 1 button to shoot rapid-fire, ricocheting bouncy balls. |
 Press Attack 2 to launch rockets into the air that swiftly descend on enemies. |
 While holding Attack 1, press Attack 2 to fire off rocket-powered homing fists. | ||||
| Basic Upgrades Skylanders can buy new abilities from Persephone/Power Pods. | ||||||
| I-Beam | Targeting Computer | Machine Fingerguns | Cooler I-Beam | |||
 Press Attack 3 to fire concentrated laser eye beams. |
 Hold Attack 2 to bring up a target and control where rockets land. |
 Press Attack 1 to repeatedly fire Fingerguns at an accelerated rate. |
 Increases the damage of the I-Beam and reduces overheating. | |||
| Robot Rocketeer |
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| Double Targets | Rockets on Demand | Atomic Clouds | ||
 Now target 6 enemies at a time with laser-guided rockets. |
 While holding Attack 2, press Attack 1 to launch unlimited rockets. |
 Shoulder Rockets leave explosions that damage enemies. |
| I-Beam Supreme |
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| Super Machine Fingerfuns | Professionally Cool I-Beam | Laser Mines | ||
 Rate of fire for Fingerguns increases and they do more damage too. |
 I-Beam does even more damage yet overheats slower. |
 While holding Attack 3, press Attack 1 to drop laser mines. |
Quotes
Battle Cries
- "Deal with the Wheel!"
- "Oh yeah, the best there ever was!"
- "Yeah! I'm the wheel deal!"
- "Ha, shut down!"
- "All systems go!"
- "Wheel with this!"
- "Maximum overdrive!"
- "Go, rocket!"
- "Rocket time!"
- "Launch sequence!"
- "Keep on rollin'!"
- "Oh yeah!"
- "All right!"
- "Aw yeah!"
- "Booyah!"
- "Yeah!"
- "Sweet!"
- "Nice!"
- "Burn out!"
- "Overload!"
- "Oh, critical mass!"
- "Woah! Check out my stats." - when checking stats
- "Not too shabby, huh?" - when checking stats
- "Aw yeah, I look good!" - when given a hat
- "Aw, check this out!" - when given a hat
- "Sure, change whatever you like!" - when given a nickname
- "Yeah, I can roll with that!" - when given a nickname
Commercial Quotes
- "Yeah, that's ridiculous!"- Tall Tales trailer
- "No sweat! We got your back!"- extended Tall Tales trailer
Character Trailers
See Also
Gallery
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Bouncer in toy form -
Bouncer setting his attacks in motion upon a group of enemies
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Bouncer in game -
Another look at Bouncer's toy form -
Bouncer Mega Blok -
Prototype Artwork of Bouncer -
Some Prototype Bouncer color schemes -
Bouncer packaging -
Bouncer on the Portal of Power
Trivia
- Bouncer, Drill Sergeant, Magna Charge, and Wind-Up are the only Skylanders to be fully robotic.
- His name is probably based on bouncers, which are security guards for various exclusive locations.
- He also slightly resembles Gizmoduck from DuckTales.
- His Fingerguns resemble the hand gesture of the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
- He may be Arkeyan, as mentioned by one in the Lost City of Arkus that Roboto Ball was an Arkeyan Sport.
- He and Ninjini are the only Giants without legs.
- His base is much smaller than the base of all other Giants.
- Bouncer is voiced by Bumper Robinson who voices Bumblebee and Blitzwing in Transformers Animated, Rook Blonko in Ben 10: Omniverse and Falcon in "Avengers Assemble".
- One of Bouncer's prototype color schemes has the same colors as Molten Hot Dog.
- Bouncer originally started as an unnamed Dark Arkeyan. It was scrapped because it didn't feel like a Skylander.[2]
- When first revealed at E3 2012, Bouncer's original biography states that he took too many hits to the head with a Roboto-Ball and decided to retire from the game, with the sport eventually fading away.
References
- ↑ Skylanders: Universe - Official Sticker Book, page 34
- ↑ Skylander Giants Evolution with I-Wei Huang Character and Toy Director (FGTV 2.45)
