The Red variant of Teacher Bun Bun. He has 400,000 HP and an attack power of 9,287, making him just barely stronger than the 400% Teacher Bun Bun in the Moon/Iriomote stage of Empire of Cats Chapter 3 (399,996/9,000). He is knocked back only half as many times as his floating-only counterpart.
Strategy[]
Because he is a Red enemy, any ranged anti-Red units can take him out in a short time. He is still Floating, so you can also use anti-Floating units for him as well. If you have many anti-Red Cats, defeating him may be easier than defeating his original variant. If you don't, it will be harder, for he has half as many knockbacks as Teacher Bun Bun.
The strategy for defeating the regular Teacher Bun Bun of mainly ranged attackers and crowd-controllers like Fortune Teller Cat, Sanzo Cat (must be in True Form) or Apple Cat are good against him, however the latter gets outranged, so you will have to time it precisely for him to be frozen.
Because he has almost the same stats as Teacher Bun Bun's, most cats will be just as effective against him, but Bath Cat works much better than Dragon Cat when facing him. Strong cats such as Bahamut Cat or Uber Super Rare Cats such as Momotaro work just as well against him, too.
One of Japan's most famous writers, who had a great influence on Teacher Bun Bun's life. His famous works include "Cutting and Chastizing" (1868) and "Punishmental" (1875).
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His Japanese and Taiwanese name, Buntaro Akai (赤井ブン太郎 in JP, 赤井噴太郎 in TW), is a reference to Buntaro Kuroi (黒井文太郎), a military journalist. Note that akai means "red" while kuroi means "black".
His Korean name, Syeigseupimang (셰익스피망), roughly translates to "Shakespepper"; this name is a pun on Syeigseupio (셰익스피어, Shakespeare) that incorporates the word pimang (피망, "pepper", most likely referring to his coloration). Taken on its own, mang (망) also means "death".
Juliet Cat's Japanese description states that J.K Bun Bun wrote her favorite book, Taibatsu to Sanpatsu (体罰と散髪, "Corporal Punishment and Haircuts").
J.K. Bun Bun is slightly smaller than most other Bun Bun variants. You can see the first four side-by-side in Underground, and again in No More Bad Dreams.