Bun Bun Symbiote is very similar to the original Teacher Bun Bun, but has only five knockbacks and high stats. He has the same range, but also 5% chance to generate a Level 1 Wave Attack that nearly hits up to 400 range, which can demolish groups of short to mid-ranged units when it occurs and allow him to suddenly advance.
Strategy[]
As with J.K Bun Bun, you should exploit his dual-trait weakness, using anti-Floating and anti-Alien crowd control units as you can (such as Castaway Cat, Necromancer Cat, Sanzo Cat, and Neo Psychocat) to delay or paralyze him, ensuring he doesn't fire off waves when he hits your meatshields, and use specialist attackers to quickly remove him before he becomes a threat. His short Wave length means Wave Immune/Wave Shield units are generally not recommended solely for the purpose of fighting him, but specialists like Gravolodon and Octopus Cat can still capitalize on such abilities.
Bun Bun's DNA got bonded with an alien creature. Infected students with it too. Now school is one big hive mind (Source: Hippoe) Occasionally fires a powerful energy wave.
A terrifying Alien using Teacher Bun Bun as a host. Repeatedly parasitizing his students and planning to multiply them, the whole school has become an indistinct mix (Source: Kāba-chan) Releases a Wave on rare occasions.
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Gallery[]
Bun Bun Symbiote's spritesheet
Bun Bun Symbiote's animations
Trivia[]
According to his descriptions, design (specifically the eye stalks) and Japanese name, Parasite Bun Bun, his condition is likely a reference to the anime and manga Parasyte.
His Japanese description is provided by Hyppoh, which can't be taken at face value as her own Japanese description says, "Since becoming an Alien, she often tells lies."