Panic Bomber (Virtual Boy)
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Platform(s):	Virtual Boy
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Panic Bomber (Virtual Boy) or Tobidase! PaniBon (とびだせ！ぱにボン) is one of the many offsprings of the Panic Bomber Series. This game only has a single player mode and was intended to have a multiplayer one, however the link cable for the Virtual Boy was never released.

This version of Panic Bomber takes on a horror theme, using classic movie monsters in Bomber form as bosses. It's because of the Virtual Boy's hardware that the image was always seen in red but often has variations. This game is also unique in that it allows the player to select what type of blocks they would like to use. The only difference between them is their appearance.

Contents 1 Story 2 Single Player 3 List of Opponents In Order 3.1 The Scary Ruins 3.2 The Sinister Forest 3.3 Desert of Desolation 3.4 Doom Castle 4 Trivia 5 Gallery 6 Comments

StoryEdit

As taken from the US Manual:

"The dark island of Ever-Mist is permanently enshrouded in a deep, dreary fog. Many adventurers have traveled there in quest of the legendary Golden Statue of Bomberman, but none have returned...

The legend states, "He or she who gathers together the three celestial medals of power, which on the island of Ever-Mist, shall open the gates and gain access to the statue." Learning this, Bomberman sets off on another great adventure!"

Single PlayerEdit

There are three areas each with two monsters and then a boss. After completing all three levels, the final one will appear which features two more bosses. The player can witness an extra piece of the ending if they finish the game on Hard mode. If they defeat Count Dracu-Boom in the first two rounds on any difficulty, they will face Ms. Flashy. However if they defeat Ms. Flashy on Hard mode, they will see her added to the extra ending.

List of Opponents In OrderEdit

The Scary RuinsEdit

• Drifty
• Kraken
• Zach

The Sinister ForestEdit

• Toran the ghost
• Cecil the tiger
• Partz

Desert of DesolationEdit

• Amorphous-Man
• Toral the Ethereal
• Rahtut

Doom CastleEdit

• Count Dracu-Boom
• Pretty Bomber AKA Ms. Flashy

TriviaEdit

• The menu theme in this game is taken from Super Bomberman - Panic Bomber W.
• Some game sprites are from Super Bomberman - Panic Bomber W.
• Like Panic Bomber W, most of the music in this game are from Panic Bomber(Neo-Geo).
• The menu of this game resembles the menu from Super Bomberman - Panic Bomber W.
• The dancing Shirobon sprite in the menu resembles the Kid Bomber pose from Bomberman '94/Mega Bomberman (In the character select).
• Due to graphical limitations, the different colored Bombermen blocks weren't used. Instead, different sprites were used, such as monsters or World Bomber blocks.
• The game over screen is different from the first two Panic Bomber games.
• This game doesn't have the panic theme.

GalleryEdit

Games
Main		Bomberman • II • TG-16 • Arcade • '93 • Mega/'94 • Super Bomberman (2 • 3 • 4 • 5) • Saturn Bomberman (Fight!!) • Wars • 64 • Hero • 64: The Second Attack • 64 (2001) • World (Arcade) • Party Edition • Atomic • Neo • Generation • Jetters • Act Zero • Live • Blast • Ultra • Live: Battlefest
Portables		GB 2 • GB 3 • PSP • Bomberman DS / 2 • Blitz
Other	Online	Online (Dreamcast) • Online (PC) • Online Japan
	RPG	Quest • Tournament • Story DS
	Max	Max • Max 2
	Land	Land • Land 2 • Land 3 • Touch! • Touch! 2 • Land (Wii) • Land (PSP)
	Mobile	Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb • Touch 2: Volcano Party • Dojo
	Collections	Collection (GB) • Collection (PC) • Collection Vol. 2 • Hudson Best Vol. 1
Spin-Offs		Pocket • Robo Warrior • Blaster Master Boy • Wario Blast • Panic Bomber • Hardball • Fantasy Race • Kart • Kart DX • Atomic Punk • B-Daman • DreamMix TV World Fighters
Cancelled		Virtual Bomberman • 3DS