Shiren:Bani Family

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The Bani (Japanese: うねうねボニー) Monster Family is a group of four monsters in the Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer series. It made its debut in Wii Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion in (2008), making it part of the Seventh Batch of Monster Families(NT) - This name was created by editors to describe something lacking a name.. Its most recent appearance was in PlayStation Portable Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 Portable(UT) - This is an unofficial translation. in 2010.

The Bani Family consists of:

  1. Bani (Japanese: うねうねボニー)
  2. Bonni (Japanese: すべすべボニー)
  3. Bunni (Japanese: もちもちボニー)
  4. Clyde (Japanese: つやつやボニー)

Biography

Characteristics

Physical Appearance

Name Etymology

Appearances

For more about the Bani family in specific media, see the following articles:

Games

Bani
Shiren 1 Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Shiren 6
SFC DS SP GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Bonni
Shiren 1 Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Shiren 6
SFC DS SP GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Bunni
Shiren 1 Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Shiren 6
SFC DS SP GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Clyde
Shiren 1 Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Shiren 6
SFC DS SP GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP



Gallery

For all of the Bani art used across the wiki, see: Category:Bani Family


In Other Languages

Language Name
English Bani (Shiren 3 Wii)
Japanese うねうねボニー
Language Name
English Bonni (Shiren 3 Wii)
Japanese すべすべボニー
Language Name
English Bunni (Shiren 3 Wii)
Japanese もちもちボニー
Language Name
English Clyde (Shiren 3 Wii)
Japanese つやつやボニー

See Also

References