Upon their defeat, they release an Animal and reward the player with 100 points. The player has to avoid projectiles and use the Spin Jump or Spin Attack to defeat them when the timing is right. When a Buzz Bomber targets the playable character, it will halt in mid-air, retract its stinger, and fire a rail detonator blast diagonally downward before flying away (only to make a reappearance from the opposite direction soon after). In gameplay, Buzz Bombers fly alone or in a group from the side of the screen. "Beeton") are the most common enemies in the game, being featured in Green Hill Zone, Marble Zone and Spring Yard Zone. In the 16-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), the Buzz Bombers ( ビートン, Bīton ?, lit. They also had black heads with a single red eye each and small antenna. However, their wings had become yellow, their abdomens had lost their stripes, and their thoraxes had become blue. These models retained the typical Buzz Bombers' basic shape. Sometimes, starting with the Lost Hex incident, the Buzz Bombers showed an appearance similar to the early models, but with more cartoonish designs.ĭuring the War to Take Back the Planet, the Buzz Bombers received a more modernized and militaristic design. Starting with the Time Eater incident, the Buzz Bomber models were made more mechanically detailed, with four pink wings, cyan eyes, and a bendable bar between their thoraxes and abdomens. Finally, the classic Buzz Bomber has a blue head with cartoony eyes, two mandibles and yellow antennae. Also, two engines are installed into the sides of this Badnik's thorax. Two mechanical devices resembling pale wings give it the ability to hover. The stinger at the tip of its blue-striped abdomen is a rail detonator cannon, its primary weapon.
The classic Buzz Bomber resembles a mechanical mud dauber with a black coloring around its spherical thorax.
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