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Voiced by: Kazuko Sugiyama ( Bomberman: Panic Bomber, Super Bomberman 3, Super Bomberman 4, Saturn Bomberman (Japanese), Super Bomberman 5, Neo Bomberman, Bomberman 64 (Japanese), Saturn Bomberman Fight!!, Bomberman World (Japanese), Bomberman Hero (Japanese uncredited), Bomberman Fantasy Race, Bomberman Party Edition), Charles Adler, Billy West ( Atomic Bomberman), Karen Takahata ( Bomberman 64 (English), Bomberman Online), Hohko Kuwashima ( Bomberman B-Daman Bakugaiden, Bomberman 64: The Second Attack!), Lani Minella ( Bomberman World (English Atlus USA)), Sheryl Stanley ( Bomberman Generation (English uncredited), Bomberman Jetters (English)), Tomoko Kawakami ( Bomberman Generation (Japanese)), Tomoko Kaneda ( Bomberman Jetters (Japanese), DreamMix TV World Fighters), Peter von Gomm ( Super Bomberman R (English)), Keisuke Koumoto ( Super Bomberman R (Japanese)) In Super Bomberman R, they each have their own voices to suit their personalities. The voice was often high-pitched and scratchy, and would sometimes get replaced with slightly deeper or softer voices later on.

Vocal Evolution: During most of Hudson Soft's tenure, all Bombermen sounded alike (with the exceptions being in spinoffs like Panic Bomber and the animes).

Practically every other character has this ability as well.

Throw Down the Bomblet: The most notable users of explosives in the series.

Space Police: Defenders of the universe, even if it's mostly only White taking it seriously.

In R, the women ( including Pretty Bomber) also wear them.

Sleeves Are for Wimps: With the exception of White Bomber, none of the Bombermen typically wear any sleeves or leggings.Sibling Team: It's sometimes White and Black in Co-Op Multiplayer, but Super Bomberman R brings the other six to the main adventure.On the odd occasion, one of the Big Bads might also use it as part of their moveset. Originally associated with just White Bomber, it's a very powerful technique that involves continuously placing down bombs to cause a chain reaction while one's in an extended Mercy Invincibility period. Shared Signature Move: Though it may lack an official English name, it's called 'Bakuen Cross Attack' according to an official strategy guide, or 'Fire Pillar Attack' in one of the Japanese manuals.Super Bomberman R reconfirms that they are robotic life-forms. Earlier games taking place on Earth describe them as robots, but later on, when they seemed to become the population of Planet Bomber and ordinary humans were rarer, this became less clear. Ridiculously Human Robots: Seemingly varies.Power Copying: Due to them descending from Prototype Bomber, each sibling is capable of adapting and using the special abilities of almost any other bomber.Nonindicative Name: Despite being officially called the Bomberman Brothers, there are sisters in the group.However, it has been indicated that their mouths may be obscured by their helmets on at least one occasion. No Mouth: This applies to bombers in general, which becomes more noticeable with voice acting.In R, this is played straight with Yellow, Aqua, and Green, but a bit harder to pinpoint for the rest. Kid Heroes: In the Land series, the main bombers appear to be depicted as such.Heroic Lineage: In Super Bomberman R, Vic Viper Bomber claims the 8 siblings all descended from the designs and parts of the legendary Prototype Bomber, granting them the ability to adapt and copy any Bomber's special abilities.Without certain powerups, they are completely defenseless even to own bombs.

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Glass Cannon: Given how the series revolves around Rocket-Tag Gameplay, each bomber is this by default, being able to take one another out with powerful, far-reaching explosions.

Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: In Super Bomberman R, White, Blue, Pink, and Aqua are shown to be the responsible siblings to Black, Red, Yellow, and Green's foolish siblings.Divergent Character Evolution: While the major bombers have been subject to having individual personalities developed over the years, it wasn't until Super R when this trope took effect for all eight.Depending on the Writer: The eight bombers' exact biological relationships vary between source materials, some referring to them as siblings and others depicting them as mere members of a species of Bombermen.Color Motif: Certain appearances give them unique personalities to reflect their colorations.Big 'WHAT?!': In Super R, each of them may do this when they're blown up.Badass Adorable: Especially when making a (n n) face.Amazing Technicolor Population: Beyond these eight, various multicolored background Bombermen started appearing since around Bomberman '93.Also known as the Super Bomberman Rangers or simply Bombermen.