- “See what the buzz is all about.”
- —Villain Vault
Buzzer Beak is a miniature bird who is one of the Air villains in Skylanders: Trap Team. He had set up an ambush on an isolated island around Know-It-All Island by using a Legendary Treasure to lure the Skylanders into his trap. In the end, Buzzer Beak, along with other Buzzer Beaks, Plant Warriors, and Tussle Sprouts, were defeated and he was trapped.
In Skylanders: Battlecast, he attempts to stop the Skylanders from reaching Dreamcatcher at the Air Realm. He also appears as a trappable villain in Skylanders: Lost Islands, where upon being trapped, he will help the player by increasing the chance of invaders appearing in the kingdom.
Abilities
Buzzer Beak can extend his helicopter blades to attack enemies around him and divebomb into enemies with his behind.
Battlecast Abilities
In Skylanders: Battlecast, he can also charge at enemies with the spike at the top of his hat, and summon a gale of spikes and blades. Buzzer Beak is dangerous in that he can repeatedly damage enemies with his character cards and ability.
Buzzer Beak has 250 HP and 40 power at base level.
Villain Quest
- Phoenix Psanctuary - Family Reunion
Villain Theme ♫
Buzzer Beak's theme is Animal Carnival, from APM Music.
See also
Gallery
Trivia
- During development, his original name was going to be Bird Copter. This instead became the name of his species, as mentioned by Buzz in Phoenix Psanctuary.
- Buzzer Beak is one of the few trappable villains who doesn't talk (others being Bone Chompy, Sheep Creep, Grinnade, and Chompy).
- However, like Sheep Creep and Grinnade in Battlecast, they taunt or show emotions with a variety of noises.
- Buzzer Beak shares some similarities to Digit from Cyberchase. Both are purple birds with helicopter-related abilities.
- He shares a striking resemblance to Beat from Mega Man.
- Buzzer Beak is the only bird villain that isn't fought near the end of a chapter.
- He is also the only bird villain who can't speak, only squawk.
- His name may have been a reference to Buzzsaw and Laserbeak, two Decepticon birds from the G1 Transformers franchise.
- According to Knight Mare's quest in Lost Islands, it is believed that a deck of Buzzer Beak Skystones is ideal for dueling. This is proven false by Knight Mare.
- Strangely, in Lost Islands, The art used for Buzzer Beak is different with its hat being a different color than his original art.
- Buzzer Beak's in-game model also has the colors of it's evolved appearance rather than it's original colors, making him the only villain in Lost Islands with this distinction.
- Buzzer Beak is used as the icon for the easy difficulty in the console versions of Trap Team.