| Bigfoot | |
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| Also Known as | Sasquatch |
| Appeared in | Series 1 2006 Series |
| Number | 17 |
| Point Value | 15 |
Bigfoot is monster number 17 from Series 1.
Series 1[]
Worth 15 points, it was available in green and purple, and in all four later neon colours.
The figure of Bigfoot is a portrayal close to the traditional description of the creature. It is a humanoid creature with a furry body, with large hands and feet, and prominent teeth.
Official biography[]
Species: Giant Humanoid
Born: In the mountains of North America in the 1800's
Size: 10 Feet 5 inches tall, Weighing 650 pounds
Habitat: Mountains and frozen wastelands of North America
A huge monster with a hairy body, long arms, big feet, a hunched back, and a lumbering gait. This awesome creature is part man, part ape, and part NFL linebacker! Although he normally keeps to himself, Bigfoot will attack viciously if provoked, using rocks and boulders as weapons. He is frequently sighted but has yet to be captured. Many trackers who have followed his giant footprints through the snow have never returned. he is known to eat polar bears, Eskimo's (and Eskimo Pies for dessert)!
2006 Series[]
Big Foot is a monster in the class "The Humanoids." It is monster #9. He is portrayed as a hulking humanoid with yellow-green skin, and has enormous feet with claws on the toes and heel. It has a long mane of dark hair on its head and down its back, and a greenish beard. Its ears are pointed, and it has a short, stumpy tail. It carries an uprooted tree as a club. The card gives Big Foot an overall points value of 183. His background photo is a pine forest at dusk on some sort of cliff.
Official biography[]
Born in the mountains of North America in the 1800s, Big Foot is a humongous, hairy beast standing 10 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing 650 pounds. Many trackers have followed his giant footprints through the snow, but no one has actually seen this monster up close.
Prototype card biography[]
He is one of very few monsters to have a prototype card. (Being a prototype card there is a few grammatical errors and slight unprofessionalism.)
Born in the mountains of North America in the 1800's, Big Foot is a humongous, hairy beast 10' 5" tall, weighing 650 pounds. Many trackers have followed his giant footprints in the snow, but never returned!
Final version (left) Prototype version (right)
Origin[]
There have been over 3,700 sightings of Bigfoot (sometimes called "Sasquatch") all across North America. Many Native American stories feature Bigfoot and some say that it is the husband of Mother Nature. Some claim to have been kidnapped by Bigfoot. In 1924, Albert Ostman says that a Bigfoot snatched him and his family while they were in their sleeping bags, and held them prisoner in its den for six days.
Many people who believe Bigfoot is a real creature think that the beast is closely related to humans. Even scientists, such as Jane Goodall, a famous expert on apes, thinks that Bigfoot could be real, and might represent a link between humans and gorillas or chimpanzees. According to most descriptions, Bigfoot has a bulky hair body with arms that dangle down to its knees, like a gorilla, and can walk upright on two legs, like a human.
In 1967, filmmaker Roger Patterson shocked the world with film footage of what he said was Bigfoot. The film showed a huge, ape-like creature striding through the woods of northern California. Believers and skeptics argued whether the beast in the film was real until 2004, when Bob Heironimus, a friend of Patterson, said that it was he inside of an ape costume.
Notably the Bigfoot seen in the Series has more in common with the Yeti then Bigfoot such as a white coloration and an association with ice
In other media[]
Comic Book Series (1991)[]
Video Game (1992)[]
Bigfoot is the second stage boss, and slowly walks forward. When attack, he will pause before making a running charge, and ends the charge with a ice breath attack.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Bigfoot is the promotional monster for the 2006 series, as he appears on the banner and logo of all packaging and advertising. He was replaced by Zombie in the logo when the series' second batch of monsters was introduced outside the UK.