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Final Fantasy X Enemy
Bunyip
Statistics HP (Overkill) MP 400 (600) 15 Strength Magic Defense 22 1 1 M. Defense Agility Accuracy 120 6 0 Evasion Luck 0 15 AP (Overkill) Gil 48 (96) 97
Elemental affinities Fire Lightning Water Ice Holy - - Weak Weak -
Japanese	{{{japan}}}
Romaji	{{{romaji}}}
Location	Djose Highroad, Moonflow
Common Steal	Hi-Potion
Rare Steal	Hypello Potion
Common Drop	Power Sphere
Rare Drop	Power Sphere
Weapon Drop	Piercing, Firestrike, Lightningstrike, Waterstrike, Icestrike, Distil Power
Armor Drop	Berserk Ward, Defense +3%
Bribe	Hypello Potion x16 (10,000 gil)
Abilities	Physical attack only
Ronso Rage	None
Resistant to	Silence (20), Sleep (20), Darkness (20)
Immune to	None
Other Information	Armored

The Bunyip is an enemy from Final Fantasy X. When fighting against a Bunyip or any enemy with a hard shell early in the game, it is best to bring in a character like Auron or Kimahri that has the Piercing ability on their weapon.

Related enemies

• Halma
• Mafdet
• Murussu
• Raldo
• Shred
• Swamp Mafdet
• Tanket

Final Fantasy X-2

• Armet
• Barbuta
• Bascinet
• Bicocette
• Heavy Sallet
• Sallet

Etymology

A Bunyip is mythical creature from Australian folklore said to live in billabongs, swamps, and other wet areas.

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Bunyip

Required level	68
Time (minutes)	44
Points cost	7
Abilities	Healer (2 Hitpoints every 15 seconds) Converts raw fish into water runes
Special moves	Swallow Whole
Race	Summoning Familiar
Combat Level	70
Hitpoints	40
Immune to poison?	Yes
Attack Style	Attack
Maximum hit	8
Examine text	Smells worse than he looks.

The Bunyip is a Summoning familiar which requires a Summoning level of 68. It is summoned using a Bunyip pouch. It is typically summoned during combat for its player-healing ability.

Bunyip pouch

Bunyip pouch

	Shards	Charm	Tertiary
	110	Green	Raw Shark
	Create XP	Use XP	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	119.2	1.4	1,269	1,904	2,165 coins update
	Examine text
	I can summon a bunyip familiar with this.

A Bunyip pouch is made by using a Summoning pouch on a Summoning obelisk with 110 spirit shards, a Green charm and a raw shark in the player's inventory.

Swallow whole scroll

Swallow whole scroll

	Create XP	Use XP	Special move points
	1.4	1.4	3
	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	126 coins	190 coins	244 coins update
	Examine text
	A scroll for a bunyip familiar.

The Swallow whole scroll enables the use of the Swallow whole special ability for a Bunyip. Using a Bunyip pouch on a Summoning obelisk creates ten Swallow whole scrolls.

Swallow whole

Swallow whole is the special move of the Bunyip activated by using a Swallow whole scroll. It allows players to eat an uncooked fish (and gain the correct number of hitpoints corresponding to the fish eaten) if they have the cooking level to cook the fish. For example, using the scroll on a raw shark will heal 20 hitpoints as long as the player has a cooking level of 80 or higher. Each use of a scroll requires three special move points.

Players killing Waterfiends find this scroll useful as they drop Raw Lobsters, Swordfish, and Sharks occasionally, thus prolonging players' stay there. A player killing either Aquanites or Dagannoths will find a Bunyip very useful as well, because they drop mainly raw fish

Note that using the scroll does NOT count as eating. A fast clicker can use Swallow Whole on a fish without skipping an attack in combat.

You will not get Cooking xp for using the Swallow Whole scroll.

Healing

The Bunyip will automatically heal two Hitpoints approximately every 15 seconds up to a player's maximum. Note that the healing ability still works even if a player does not have any remaining Summoning points. The healing effect makes the Bunyip useful in single combat environments as it can restore up to 352 Hitpoints over its summoning duration of 44 minutes. This is roughly equivalent to a full inventory of lobsters or 17 cooked sharks. Raw fish drops can provide additional healing, see "Swallow whole" above for detail.

Currently, the price of a Bunyip pouch is 2,165 coins. If a single bunyip is used to heal 352 hitpoints, the cost of replenishing one hitpoint is about 6.15 coins.

Sometimes food cannot be replaced with a bunyip, if opponents deal damage faster than the bunyip can heal. It can be used as additional healing, though.

The healing effect of the Bunyip

Special ability

Players can use raw fish on a bunyip to get a random number of water runes. The maximum amount you can get from them depends on the fish you feed them - the maximum amount it can give is the same as the health the cooked version of the fish that it transmutes. For example, feeding the bunyip raw shrimp will create 1-3 water runes, while feeding it raw sharks makes 1-20. Therefore, feeding it fish that doesn't heal much and doesn't sell well is a good idea, to get Water Runes which can be sold or used. It can also make powerfishing a bit more profitable. Also you cannot use this feature with the leaping trout, leaping salmon or leaping sturgeon . Power fishing trout and salmon while having a Bunyip out can produce some decent income. Trout gives about 4x profit giving to bunyip to make into water runes while Salmon gives about 2x profit.

Fighting

The Bunyip will only fight to defend itself. The player must also have auto-retaliate on.

Mythology

A bunyip, in aboriginal Australian mythology, was a monster that inhabited swamps, billabongs, creeks, riverbeds and waterholes. It was said that at night, their cries could be heard as they devoured any unfortunate animal that came near their abode. Bunyips are described as slimy and smelly creatures.

Trivia

• When using the special feature of a Bunyip where a person can feed it some raw fish, The player will throw the Bunyip what looks to be a clownfish, yet these are unobtainable throughout RuneScape.
• When talking to the Bunyip whilst a player has a Summoning level of at least 78, the Bunyip will appear to use an Australian accent which may be a relation to the mythology of the Bunyip.
• At some small areas, the Bunyip may not appear right next to the player. When that happens, the Bunyip doesn't exist, but its effect will still occur. The Bunyip will spawn next to the player if the player moves to a larger area.

Dialogue

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Bunyip

v • d • e Summoning familiars
Gold charm	Spirit wolf • Dreadfowl • Spirit spider • Thorny snail • Granite crab • Spirit mosquito • Bull ant • Spirit terrorbird • Barker toad • War tortoise • Arctic bear
Green charm	Desert wyrm • Compost mound • Beaver • Void ravager • Macaw • Spirit cockatrice • Spirit guthatrice • Spirit saratrice • Spirit zamatrice • Spirit pengatrice • Spirit coraxatrice • Spirit vulatrice • Magpie • Abyssal parasite • Ibis • Abyssal lurker • Bunyip • Fruit bat • Forge regent • Giant ent • Hydra • Unicorn stallion • Abyssal titan
Crimson charm	Spirit scorpion • Spirit Tz-Kih • Vampire bat • Honey badger • Evil turnip • Pyrelord • Bloated leech • Smoke devil • Spirit cobra • Stranger plant • Ravenous locust • Phoenix • Granite lobster • Praying mantis • Talon beast • Spirit dagannoth • Swamp titan • Wolpertinger • Iron titan • Pack yak • Steel titan
Blue charm	Albino rat • Spirit kalphite • Giant chinchompa • Void shifter • Void spinner • Void torcher • Bronze minotaur • Iron minotaur • Spirit jelly • Steel minotaur • Spirit graahk • Spirit kyatt • Spirit larupia • Karamthulhu overlord • Mithril minotaur • Obsidian golem • Adamant minotaur • Fire titan • Ice titan • Moss titan • Lava titan • Rune minotaur • Geyser titan
See also: Summoning • Beast of Burden • Forager • Charms • Clay being • Summoning Obelisks • Summoning pets • Summoning pouches • Summoning scrolls • Wishing well

From Yu-Gi-Oh Card Maker Wiki

Bunyip
	English:	Bunyip
	Attribute:	WATER
	Type:	Cryptid
	Level:	4
	ATK/DEF:	1000/2100
	Card Lore:	This creature terrorizes a very large island, but it doesn't stray far from its swamplands.
	Card Limit:	Unlimited
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