Biff

Biff, ARMS League Commentator

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

Biff is a commentator for ARMS League matches. 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 a roughly humanoid, yellow being of unknown species with a large, oblong head that has a hand protruding from the top of it, usually clenched in a fist but opening when he is surprised. Like most of the fighters in ARMS, he has spiraled irises. Similarly, he also appears to have extendable ARMS. The only clothes he wears are a scarlet, diamond-shaped mask and a navy blue bow tie.

Quotes

Main Article: Biff/Quotes

Gallery

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  Biff's profile picture, with an unsure expression

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  Biff's profile picture, with a shocked expression

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  Biff's profile picture, with a smile

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  Biff's full 3D model relaxing at Via Dolce

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  Art from the official ARMS Twitter, showing Biff's extendable arms.

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  Biff receiving Ribbon Girl's autograph.

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Trivia

• Biff is voiced by Yū Kobayashi, the voice of fellow Nintendo character Lucina, in the Japanese Nintendo Direct for ARMS.
• The Tri-Shot Biffler ARM is named after Biff.
• Biff's name is similar to an onomatopoeia in comics used when a character punches.
• There is an implied rivalry between Biff and Lola Pop, as they each have bakeries right next to each other, and one of her promotional art photos shows Biff glaring at her while she performs in front of her bakery.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	コブッシー kobusshii	Sounds similar to 拳 (kobushi, meaning fist)
Chinese	拳布师 Quán bù shī	Boxer
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 puño, Spanish for fist, and Alejandro, a Spanish given name

External links

• Biff's Japanese Twitter account.