Fungun
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Statistics and Information
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ETG Health:
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1
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O
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2
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A
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3
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4/R
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5/6
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15
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20
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19.5
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25
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24
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27.75
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31.5
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XTG Health:
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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66
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73.5
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78
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84
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90
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Location:
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Black Powder Mine Oubliette
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Ammonomicon Entry
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Pop Caps
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The mushroom child. These myconids have adapted to the Gungeon, launching a deadly cloud of bullets in place of spores.
Often seen in the presence of the significantly more dangerous Spogre.
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Funguns are mushroom-like creatures that occasionally release a cloud of bullets. Most of the bullets remain stationary, but some will travel towards the player after a random delay. The bullets will not travel towards the player anymore if their original source is killed. Funguns leave behind a small pool of poison creep upon death and are completely immune to the poison status effect. Their bullets stay in place for a short time even after death.
Notes
- ETG
Possible Bug If the challenge modifier Final Attack is active, the bullets fired upon the death of a Fungun will be very subtly smaller than those fired by other enemies.
Spogre
Spogre
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Statistics and Information
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Health:
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1
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O
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2
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A
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3
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4/R
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5/6
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60
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80
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78
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100
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96
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111
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126
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Location:
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Black Powder Mine Oubliette
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Ammonomicon Entry
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Blast Caps
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The mushroom parent. Spogres tower over their Fungun children, and their bullet clouds are correspondingly large.
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Spogres behave like Funguns, but have more health and release much larger clouds of bullets. They leave behind a smaller cloud of bullets upon death.
Notes
- Because Spogres already have an on-death bullet attack, they are unaffected by the Final Attack challenge modifier.
Gallery
A Fungun about to release a cloud of bullets.
A Fungun disintegrating upon death.
A Fungun falling down a pit.
Spogres roar as a warning before releasing their cloud of bullets.
A Spogre defeated and fallen over.
A Spogre's corpse decaying away rapidly seconds after death.
Trivia
- Their descriptions of mushroom child and mushroom parent are a reference to the mushroom child and mushroom parent enemies from Dark Souls.
- The Fungun's description "Pop Caps" is likely a reference to the game company PopCap Games, most known for producing Plants vs. Zombies, a game where the player commanded an army of weaponized, sentient plants.
See also