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*Biff is voiced by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%AB_Kobayashi Yū Kobayashi], the voice of fellow [[Nintendo]] character [[FireEmblem:Lucina|Lucina]], in the Japanese Nintendo Direct for ARMS. <ref>Yū Kobayashi. [https://twitter.com/holy_kobayashi/status/852368931008282624 "Official Account Tweet"].</ref>
*Biff is voiced by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%AB_Kobayashi Yū Kobayashi], the voice of fellow [[Nintendo]] character [[FireEmblem:Lucina|Lucina]], in the Japanese Nintendo Direct for ARMS. <ref>Yū Kobayashi. [https://twitter.com/holy_kobayashi/status/852368931008282624 "Official Account Tweet"].</ref>


*The Tri-Shot [[Biffler]] [[ARMS (equipment)|ARM]] is named after Biff
*The Tri-Shot [[Biffler]] [[ARMS (equipment)|ARM]] is named after Biff.
 
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Revision as of 01:37, 14 October 2017

Biff, ARMS League Commentator
"Hi there, ladies and gents! I'm Biff, your trusty ARMS commentator!"

Biff is a commentator for ARMS League matches.[1] He appears in announcement videos as a host and in-game in Grand Prix to provide fighter introductions and tips to the player.

Appearance

Biff is roughly humanoid, but he has a large, oblong head with a forearm and hand protruding from the top of it. Like most of the fighters in ARMS, he has spiraled irises. Similarly, he also appears to have extendable ARMS. He wears a red, diamond-shaped mask and a navy blue bow tie.

Quotes

Main Article: Biff/Quotes

Gallery

Trivia

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
 Japanese コブッシー
kobusshii
Sounds similar to 拳 (kobushi, meaning fist)
 Dutch Armadeus From ARMS and Amadeus, a Dutch given name
 French Globule Globule
 German Armadeus From ARMS and Amadeus, a German given name
 Italian Armando From Armando, an Italian given name, and ARMS
 Russian Бифф
Biff
Transcription of English name
 Spanish (NOA) Manuelucho From Manuel, a Spanish given name, which prefix can be interpreted as mano, hand, and luchar, to fight
 Spanish (NOE) Puñejandro From puñar, to fight, and Alejandro, a Spanish given name

External links

References

  1. Nintendo of America. "ARMS – Nintendo Direct 4.12.2017", retrieved 2017-05-14.
  2. Yū Kobayashi. "Official Account Tweet".
Non-playable characters in ARMS
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