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here. For the smasher, see Smasher:Killer. Bullet Bills (キラー, Killer) are enemies from the Mario series. Bullet Bills made their debut in Super Mario Bros

Bullet Arts (バレットアーツ, Bullet Arts) is a signature mechanic of Bayonetta. Bullet Arts can be used during the initial animation of every normal attack and

Fighter ability, see Bullet Arts. Bullet Climax (バレットクライマックス, Bullet Climax) is Bayonetta's neutral special move. Bayonetta fires bullets forward at a slight

III and IV. Bullet Seed in Generation VI Pokémon games. Bullet Seed being used in Generation V Pokémon games. Bullet Seed in Brawl Bullet Seed as shown

named "Bullet Bill", and says "In Super Smash Bros. Melee, all Bullet Bills are extra large" instead of naming Banzai Bills at all; in reality, Bullet Bills

kick. It is based on the aerial Bullet Climax in Bayonetta. It hits around Bayonetta and continuing the input for the Bullet Arts version has her continue

A bicycle kick. It is based on the kick launcher in Bayonetta. The Bullet Arts version of this move has her fire her guns, whilst she performs a modified

only when fully charged. This move takes inspiration from the Bullet Climax and Charge Bullet techniques from Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2, respectively. Bayonetta

10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding 7 frames to the move's duration. Otherwise, the Bullet Arts extension lasts

10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding 7 frames to the move's duration. Otherwise, the Bullet Arts extension lasts

simple banana. Contrary to its appearance, it fires a single banana fruit "bullet" that travels forward slowly and explodes with contact with anything, dealing

each one adding 7 frames to the move's duration. Otherwise, the Bullet Arts extension lasts 14 frames.

the finisher, for a maximum of 12 rapid jab hits. Bayonetta can also fire Bullet Arts during the rapid jab if the button is held, with no additional delay

The bullet is shot from Bayonetta's left arm gun. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding 7 frames to the

also sets up into it really well. The bullet is shot from Bayonetta's left leg gun. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with

The bullet is shot from Bayonetta's right leg gun. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding 7 frames to the

has a slightly wider jostle area. The bullet is shot from Bayonetta's left leg gun. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with

consecutive bullets from each gun (20 total) can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding 7 frames to the move's duration. Otherwise, the Bullet Arts

not have a landing hitbox and she will be unable to use Bullet Arts. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with each one adding

aerial from low to mid percents. The bullet is shot from Bayonetta's right leg gun. Up to 10 consecutive bullets can be fired by holding the button, with