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2 / 2- 64EP 64
The Wiggin Trio battles Lambada's polygons using a retro video game defense
Jul 2, 2005The Wiggin Trio remains under the control of Lambada's polygons, experiencing various transformations from his aura, though some alterations appear less threatening. They temporarily defeat him using a paper-mache machine. Bo-bobo then activates his ultimate defense, transporting the battle into an old-style video game world where polygons turn into pixels. This forces Lambada to endure retro-style action sequences, puzzles, racing challenges, and dating simulations. The conflict concludes when Lambada is defeated by a pixelated Bobopatchiggler.
- 65EP 65
Bo-bobo's team faces General Lee Fishcake in a chaotic soup-filled battle
Jul 9, 2005Bo-bobo, Don Patch, and Hatenko confront General Lee Fishcake, the former A-Block leader, before the Third's reawakening. The battle takes place on fishcakes and bouillabaisse, forcing the heroes to fight a fishcake, a priest, and a sneezing churro. While splashing around and feeding eggs to their opponent, they endure being smashed by giant squares. The group also listens to Jelly Jiggler's food fight challenge whining and attempts to uncover the mystery of "fishamel" amidst the chaotic ordeal.
- 66EP 66
Bo-bobo's team battles General Lee Fishcake's shields leading to the violent Mr. Bojiggler fusion
Jul 16, 2005During the ongoing bouillabaisse confrontation, Bo-bobo's squad attempts to damage General Lee Fishcake beyond his self-inflicted scars. They strive to penetrate his fishcake shields, restrain him with self-made keys, and transform him into a literal shooting star. However, when the fishcake-headed opponent reaches his maximum power level, Jelly initiates a personal battle that immediately collapses. Despite this failure, Jelly's sacrifice combined with Bo-bobo's concern results in their unification into a new entity known as the violently-peaceful Mr. Bojiggler.
- 67EP 67
Mr. Bojiggler fights General Lee Fishcake while Czar Baldy-Bald the Third returns from the dead.
Jul 30, 2005Mr. Bojiggler attempts to defeat General Lee Fishcake using his unique combination of peaceful ideals and unconventional weapons, including firearms, angry birds, swords, and nosehair. However, his efforts are overshadowed by the confirmed resurrection of the former leader, Czar Baldy-Bald the Third. Despite Bo-bobo's desperate attempts to contain the threat within a magical box, the resurrected emperor escapes, unleashing his formidable power. In the face of this overwhelming danger and the emperor's terrifying abilities, Bo-bobo is left with only one option: to offer watermelon to the situation.
- 68EP 68
Baldy-Bald the Third unleashes his power while Torpedo Girl reverts to her original state.
Aug 6, 2005Baldy-Bald the Third utilizes a magical Fist to attack everyone, specifically targeting the sole survivor of the Hair Kingdom who holds the elusive Hair Ball. After enduring a rank-based dart assault and witnessing allies vanish, the situation deteriorates further when Torpedo Girl suddenly reverts to her OVER! form. With two powerful adversaries now locked in conflict, Bo-bobo and Jelly Jiggler are caught in the crossfire. Consequently, the nosehair fighter forms a temporary truce with the silver-haired opponent to face their shared enemy. This alliance shifts the dynamic as the characters unite against the escalating threat posed by Baldy-Bald and the transformed Torpedo Girl.
- 69EP 69
Bo-bobo's team faces Baldy-Bald the Third's brain-removing magic in a special universe.
Aug 20, 2005Baldy-Bald the Third uses a massive handkerchief to teleport Bo-bobo's group to a unique dimension. There, he employs the Fist of Blue Magic to extract the brains of his allies. Despite being brainless, Bo-bobo summons an army from his afro to escape the situation. Refusing to give up, Baldy-Bald attempts to capture the Hair Ball by consuming Bo-bobo, with Don Patch included. However, the former leader suffers from severe indigestion and a bizarre physical transformation while dealing with the Wiggin Duo, complicating his pursuit.
- 70EP 70
Baldy Bald Bottoms Out! Best of Luck, Be Well and Bye-Bye!
Aug 27, 2005Bo-bobo attempts to pacify Baldy-Bald the Third's hatred of humans by forcing him to experience an abridged human life cycle. This journey includes experiences with kung-fu babies, space school, and blowing up the office, ultimately leading to a confrontation with the former emperor using the power of humanity and non-humans. As the team departs, they face an attack from a strange parachute-manipulating Hair Hunter. This incident reveals the upcoming Chrome Dome Playoff, where many old rivals and mysterious new opponents gather to fight for the position of the new emperor.
- 71EP 71
Bo-bobo's group faces separate trials at the Bald Bowl entrance.
Sep 17, 2005At the Bald Bowl entrance, Bo-bobo and his allies are split into distinct trials. Beauty must stand against a chain-wielding guard while Don Patch and Not Nice Cream ignore her or compete to be the main heroine. Meanwhile, Bo-bobo and Gasser join the Three Civilizations to resist a ramen-creating temptress who challenges them to prepare the most delicious meal. Successfully escaping these individual trials ensures that the next round will feature an increased number of Hair Hunters, adding further difficulty to their journey.
- 72EP 72
Bo-bobo defeats the Chrome Dome leader to enter the New Czar Playoff
Sep 24, 2005Bo-bobo and his reunited team confront Baldy-Bald the Fourth and his army of Hair Hunters. To enter the New Czar Playoff easily, Bo-bobo targets the leader of the Chrome Dome assassin corp, who uses duct tape. He aims to defeat this leader and seize his medal. Although Bo-bobo and the other Wiggins nearly get stopped and almost turn into metamorphing goo, he finds a solution. He discovers a non-stop TV channel featuring his own bizarre programming. Despite the horrible ratings of this channel, it provides the means to stop the stopper and join the tournament.
- 73EP 73
Bo-bobo's Team Faces Skull Warrior on Bottle Stage
Oct 1, 2005Bo-bobo, Don Patch, and Jelly enter a tournament on a mountain of arenas, specifically a bottle stage. Their opponent is a powerful warrior who utilizes skull abilities to fight and transform into a powerful old lady. The trio counters these attacks using the power of Mother Nature. This pressure forces the warrior to reveal his true form as a samba-loving goofball. He attempts to compel the Wiggins to follow the power of the beat. Ultimately, the heroes defeat him by beating the beat out of him, securing their victory in this initial battleground.
- 74EP 74
Shadow Big Four member transforms Gasser into giant to create new arena
Oct 8, 2005A sword-wielding member of the Shadow Big Four destroys Bo-bobo's battle arena and transforms Gasser into a giant to establish a new fighting ground. This attacker utilizes strange manipulation of Gasser's body, forcing him into an unpredictable baby mode. General Lee Fishcake, an unexpected ally, makes a sacrifice that compels Don Patch to take the conflict seriously. Don Patch then transforms into Professional Patch, a significantly more powerful form that easily defeats the enemy. However, this victory is short-lived as Don Patch subsequently reverts to a Baby Patch follower, altering the course of the battle.
- 75EP 75
The Final Fight of Finality Arrives, Though It Is Not the Actual Final Battle
Oct 22, 2005Team Bo-bobo uses accumulated medals to enter Chrome Dome Castle and defeat the empire. Unexpectedly, three members of the Shadow Big Four appear. Bo-bobo must fight three world-destroying bags while Don Patch allows others to eliminate the competition. Lee Fishcake dresses up as Rem. Despite Bo-bobo’s apparent weakness against the Shadow Chrome Dome force, his super power and gun-toting bears in his nosehair enable his team to prepare for a final stand.
- 76EP 76
Bo-bobo allies with foes to confront Hydrate as the final episode unfolds
Oct 29, 2005Triple Bag enhances his Shadow abilities while Bo-bobo and Dengaku Man merge into an upgraded Denbo. This new form compels the enemy to navigate a picture activity book before delivering punishment. Despite this defeat, the summon clock finishes, enabling Hydrate and his floating castle to appear and seize control of the empire. With the Shadow Chrome Dome forces dominant, Bo-bobo and his companions unite with both friends and enemies. They ascend rapidly toward their adversaries and ultimate fate, only to discover that this narrative marks the conclusion of the series.
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- How many episodes does Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo have?
- Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo has 76 episodes.
- When did Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo come out?
- Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo came out in 2003.
- Which studio made Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo?
- Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo was produced by Toei Animation.
- Who directed Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo?
- Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo was directed by Staff #102075.
- Is Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo finished?
- Current status of Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo: Finished.