Barrage of Bats

It can sure drive you batty.

"Time for my ultimate attack: The Day Bats!"

— Jake Hell, Roller Samurai Vampire Slayers

In fictionland and in Real Life, bats are frightful creatures, and in cultures across the world, they are linked to darkness and the domain of night. A swarm of bats may live in dark places untouched by unsuspecting victims, until one appears in their way.

But what if someone calls upon them as a type of attack?

In fictionland, dark-aligned characters will draw on the powers of darkness to cast shadow attacks, control terrible Tendrils of Darkness, and even teleport through shadows. In addition, they may invoke a swarm of bats as a manifestation of their dark powers.

Simple forms of this casting involve the characters swishing their capes and releasing the swarm at their opponent. A more imposing form consists of the character creating and/or controlling a large swarm with their powers.

The trope may appear in the following users:

1. Vampires: Due to Our Vampires Are Different, they possess this ability either due to them becoming a bat, or through a pact with demonic forces.
   1. A subtype of this one involves the character shapeshifting into a swarm of bats to teleport away, and attacking their enemies while still in this form.
2. Other darkness users: drawing on the above description, the character may cast a swarm of bats as a manifestation of their dark powers.
3. Artificially: Excluding examples where there is magic or dark powers involved, a swarm of bats may be weaponized against people by the use of a device.
4. The swarm is the character, as a variation on The Worm That Walks. In video games, they may also be a Asteroids Monster type of enemy.

This is not to be confused with Bat People or Animorphism, wherein a person is a bat-like creature or turns into a bat, but they can serve as explanation for why the character has such powers in the first place.

The archetype of The Beastmaster may also manipulate bats, but they usually commune with extant animals in nature and do not conjure them. The bats may also be utilized by The Minion Master.

Subtrope to The Swarm, and to Bat Out of Hell (type 1), where the bats in question may cause a Bat Scare in unsuspecting victims.

Contrast Swarm of Rats, Scary Stinging Swarm, Spider Swarm, and Ant Assault.

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Examples:

Anime & Manga

• Digimon: In-universe, Virus-type digimon are considered antagonistic to Vaccine-type: while the latter fight to protect data, the former seek to consume and destroy it and mostly represent the major villains of the franchise and their underlings. As such:
  • In Digimon Adventure, the third major antagonist is a vampire-like Digimon named Myotismon (Vamdemon), a Virus-type Digimon. One of his attacks, "Grizzly Wing" (Night Raid in the original Japanese) involves him casting a swarm of bats from inside his cape.
  • Another evil/dark Digimon that can control bats is LadyDevimon, who attacks with her "Darkness Wave", a wave of bat-like creatures that can turn enemies into cinders. Her appearances include the "Dark Master" arc of Digimon Adventure 1, the "World Tour" arc of Digimon Adventure 02, and the heroes' invasion of the Cemetery Zone in Digimon Fusion (1st series).
• Magical Taruruto-kun: Count Racul, the Classical Movie Vampire of the picture book world, unleashes an entire army of bats to on Honmaru, Taruruto, and Doberk.
• One Piece: Gecko Moria applies his Shadow-Shadow powers in this method, breaking his Living Shadow into a swarm of cartoonishly proportioned bats for either defensive or offensive purposes.
• In Saint Seiya spin-off manga Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas, Bat Wimber can control bats. His main attack is "Nightmare Sonar": he summons a large swarm of bats that emit deafening shrieks at the opponent. Wimber is also one of the Specters, a legion of combatants that work for Greek god Hades.
• Shaman King: The Romanian shaman, Boris Tepes Dracula, beffiting his inspiration, can manipulate bats to attack his enemies through his "blood cape".
• Super Doll★Licca-chan: Misty, the demoness doll from the Demon Kingdom, can conjure bats to attack the Doll Knights.

Comic Books

• Batman: In Batman: Year One, Batman has a device embedded in his boot heel that can emit a sonar signal to summon a huge swarm of bats to his location. The bats themselves are harmless, but they cause enough confusion for Batman to escape when the police have him cornered. (This was the inspiration for a similar scene in Batman Begins.)
• Batman Vampire: At the end of Red Rain, Dracula relocates to a large spire in Gotham, and the bats swarming around the building attack some firemen. Later, when Batman invades the spire, Dracula says the bats that dwelt at the batcave are under his power, although he never sics them at Batman during their fight.
• Daredevil: With the use of scientifically advanced technology, the obscure villain Blackwing was able to communicate telepathically with bats, which he used to commit crimes around New York City.
• Deadpool: In Deadpool (2022), a member of supervillain group The Atelier is Last Bite, a vampire that can change form into a swarm of bats, and even manipulate them. This is more apparent in issues #6-7 when he attacks Deadpool on his date.
• MonsterVerse: Camazotz in the King Kong graphic novel Kingdom Kong is a vampiric, bat-like Titan associated with darkness, who has a swarm of smaller bat-creatures at his beck and call; setting them on military aircraft that comes his way or attempts to impede him.

Films — Live-Action

• Avengers: Infinity War: While fighting the Avengers and the Guardians on Titan, Thanos uses the reality stone to turn rubble into a giant swarm of flying bats (or bat-like creatures), which he uses to attack Iron Man.
• Batman Begins: Downplayed. When Batman is cornered by the police at Arkham Asylum, he uses a sonic device to summon the bats that live in the bat-cave to him. They don't actually attack anyone, but he's able to flee in the confusion they cause.
• In Batman Returns, Penguin frames Batman for murder by unleashing a swarm of bats he had in an umbrella, which cause the woman he'd kidnapped to fall off a roof to her death. At the end of the film, Batman returns the favor by using a device to release a swarm of bats from the Batboat that attack The Penguin.
• In Dracula Untold, Dracula, a Transylvanian prince during his life, makes a pact with an ages-old vampire so he can protect his homeland, gaining vampire powers and the whole shebang. Later in the movie, he stands at the towers of his castle and manipulates a large swarm of bats to descend upon the invading Turkish army.
• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Vampire Mina Harker can transform into a swarm of bats, which she first demonstrates during the Fantom's attack on Venice: when the Fantom's riflemen ambush the League's car from the rooftops, she transforms to counterattack them.
• In Morbius, Morbius learns that he can control vampire bats. During the climactic battle in the subway, he summons a swarm of bats to overwhelm the Big Bad.

Literature

• Harry Potter:
  • Harry Potter: Downplayed. Ginny Weasley's Signature Move, the Bat-Bogey Hex, is an attacking spell that causes the victim's boogers to turn into bats and fly out of their nose. She is one of the heroes of the series, however.
  • Quidditch Through the Ages: During the final of the Quidditch world cup in 1473, between Flanders and Transylvania, the Transylvania captain smuggled a swarm of vampire bats onto the pitch inside their robes and released them to attack the Flanders players.
• "The Hound (1924)": The narrator and St. John encounter legions of colossal bats in the Holland churchyard, but think little of them until they leave with an amulet stolen from a grave. In the faint moonlight, they perceive a flock of bats descending to the grave. Back home in England, they find their manor-house beset by an unprecedented and increasing amount of great bats and the occasional glimpse of a large black shape that may or may not be a number of bats acting as one around another entity. The narrator eventually returns to the Holland churchyard in a bid for mercy from the amulet's previous owner and spots an abnormal quantity of bats hovering suspiciously around the gravesite. Any doubts that the bats are in league with the amulet's owner are squashed when the narrator reopens the grave, this time finding it filled with a "retinue of huge, sinewy, sleeping bats" surrounding the corpse.
• A variation in the horror crime novel Nightwing by Martin Cruz Smith: an aged Hopi shaman summons the help of the Hopi god of death. This leads to a large swarm of bats to convene to the American Southwest and attack both animals and humans. Another danger they pose is that they are carrying a deadly plague with them.

Live-Action TV

• Gotham: In the Season 5 episode "They Did What?", Bruce has an experimental new cloaking device that has the side effect that its sound summons bats. When he and Selina get into a fight with Bane, he puts the device on Bane's back and turns it on, resulting in a huge swarm of bats attacking the villain.
• Motherland: Fort Salem: Nicte is a witch who uses crows and bats whose call has been enabled to cast spells against enemies. She defected from the Army and went on to found the Spree, a terrorist group that has killed civilians. Even after pulling an Enemy Mine with the protagonists, she remains The Unfettered.

Tabletop Games

• Dungeons & Dragons:
  • The summon swarm conjuration spell allows to sic on enemies a swarm of creatures chosen by the caster. In 3rd edition, the bat swarm is the best option both in terms of mobility and damage output.
  • Vampires have the power (titled "Children of the Night" in 3rd and 5th edition) to call upon nocturnal creatures, including a large swarm of blood-sucking bats.

Video Games

• Alone in the Dark (2008): The player goes through a driving sequence wherein they must drive a car and escape a small swarm of bats that perch on the car ceiling in order to lift the vehicle. After this section, Carnby faces a even larger swarm of them that form a large arm-like appendage. The bats are minions of Big Bad Lucifer.
• Batman:
  • Batman: Arkham City: Batman can summon a swarm of bats as a special move against mooks: he jumps, then lands on the ground with a punch, and a swarm of bats appears to encircle him and hit nearby enemies.
  • In Batman Forever: The Arcade Game for the Playstation 1, the player can obtain a power up named "Bat Call", which creates a circling shield of bats around the character.
  • Batman Returns (Genesis): Batman has at his disposal the weapons in his utility belt. Aside from the traditional Batarangs and other doohickeys, he can cast a swarm of bats from inside his cape to attack his enemies.
• Bayonetta: The titular Bayonetta is a member of the Umbra Witches, a clan of darkness-using sorceresses that follow the Dark Is Not Evil trope. In the series, she can obtain the "Bat Within" ability, described in-universe as a "dark art" that allows her to become a swarm of bats as a defensive maneuver, while also slightly damaging the opponent.
  • In Bayonetta3 the weapon Abracadabra, a cane and top hat used in tandem, can be used to shoot a large variety of items, most commonly swarms of bats.
• BloodRayne 2: The first boss of the game is Bloodrayne's half-brother Zerenski. He is fought on the rooftops of his mansion. During the fight, he commands a cloud of bats to hinder Rayne's progress, and even turns into three bats to hide in the cloud.
• Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon:
  • Gebel's standard attack is to fire a Spread Shot trio of bats in an upward diagonal direction.
  • In the first phase of demoness Gremony's boss fight in 1, she lifts one of her hands and, with a glow of purple energy, summons a heavy stream of bats that traverse the screen in a set path.
• Boktai: One of the post-game bosses in the second game is ShadeMan from the Mega Man Battle Network series. His most powerful attack has him opening his arms to summon a swarm of bats, which fly at the player at high speed.
• Bram Stoker's Dracula: In the NES port, the boss of stage 5, nighttime section, is Dracula in bat form. He stays upside down and releases three bats at the player from his head.
• Brawl Stars: Mortis sends out a swarm of bats to attack the enemy and and recover some health for his Super. Hell, he even provides the page image!
• Castlevania: The franchise deals with the centuries-long battle between the Belmont Clan and his allies (representing humanity) against Dracula and his minions (on the side of evil and the powers of darkness), which takes place in the titular Castlevania, a castle that belongs to Dracula.
  • Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth: The mini-boss in stage 4 unleashes streams of bats that zigzag in the screen to hit Christopher Belmont.
  • CastlevaniaChronicles: The first stage boss is a giant bat that can break apart into a swarm of little bats that advances on Simon Belmont.
  • Castlevania: Circle of the Moon for the GameBoy Advance: In his first phase (Dracula in normal form), he casts three flaming bat projectiles from his cape at the player. When he assumes his One-Winged Angel form, he alternates between a large purple monstrosity and a large eye surrounded by a swarm of bats that act as a protective barrier.
  • Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow: Protagonist Soma Cruz is able to absorb the souls of enemies in the castle and use their abilities since he is the reincarnation of Dracula, lord of the castle. With the soul of the Bat enemy, Soma can release up to three bats (if the player maxes out this ability) that circle behind him and attack enemies.
  • Castlevania: Judgment: The Bat Swarm is a sub-weapon found in the item containers that allows the user to send a swarm of bats to damage and distract the opponent. This move is available to Dracula, Death, Carmilla and (probably for familiar-related reasons) Maria.
  • Castlevania 64: While not necessarily a barrage, the vampiress from the "Vampire Duo" boss attacks by releasing bats at the player, either in normal form or during her mist state.
  • Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2: Gabriel Belmont , who has become Dracula, can use an attack named Bat Swarm at their enemies to distract them, although he summons them with a crack of his whip.
  • Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia: During Dracula's second phase, he will open his arms and release a swarm of bats from his cape.
  • Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: Alucard can find Familiars through the game. With the Bat familiar, if Alucard alternates to his own Bat form, the Bat can trail behind him for a joint attack. The higher the level, more bats appear.
  • In Vampire Killer (a re-release of the first Castlevania for the MSX), Dracula's second form (a large portrait of a vampire) opens its mouth and spits out streams of bats against the player.
• Chiki Chiki Boys (or Mega Twins): The boss of R4, Battle Stage 3, "Monster Castle's Dungeon", is an underwear-clad, top hat-wearing vampire. Whenever he stays upside down on the ceiling, he may open his wings to release six cute, cartoony-looking small bats.
• Clash Royale: The Night Witch card/archetype specializes in this: she can use bats to attack, and, upon defeat, turns into a swarm of them that strike any leftover enemies.
• Darksiders: Tiamat is a large bat-like entity that can conjure bat demons to attack the player. In-universe, she is part of "The Chosen", a category of creatures from a region named Abyss that resemble animals from Earth.
• Darkstalkers: in this Monster Mash series based on public domain monsters and fantastic creatures, one is bound to find bats used by the local vampires, as well as Cute Monster Girl:
  • Vampiric demon Dimitri Maximoff has his "Demon Million" EX Skill, whereupon transforming into his vampiric form, he launches a swarm of fiery bats. In Darkstalkers 3 / Vampire Savior he instead becomes a swarm of bats to tear through his opponent. There is also his Darkside Master, which summons two fiery bats to aid him in combos.
  • Lilith Aensland, introduced in Darkstalkers 3 as part of Morrigan Aensland's soul, commands her outfit to become a swarm of bats that strikes against her opponent in her EX Move.
• Devil May Cry 3: The demon Nevan has the ability to summon swarms of electrically-charged bats to attack her enemies. After being defeated by Dante, her soul is transformed into a bizarre weapon that looks like a demonic fusion of an electric guitar and a Sinister Scythe, granting him the same ability when he plays it.
• Disgaea 4: Vampiric lead character Valvatorez, in his "Impaler Prince" skill, transforms into a bat swarm to stun his foe before transforming into a set of teeth that bites down on his enemy. Appropriately, this skill has Life Drain.
• Diablo III: One of Witch Doctor's damaging skills sends out a swarm of bloodthirsty bats on their enemies. Said bats also happen to be on fire.
• Dota 2: Death Prophet's Crypt Swarm ability sends out a flock of bats into the chosen direction. It's shaped like a simplified outline of a bat for good measure.
• In Dracula: Crazy Vampire for the Game Boy Color, the player controls Count Dracula. His only type of attack is releasing bats from inside his cape at the enemies. Fortunately, there is an endless supply of them.
• Dusk Diver 2: The Ninja Maid Bette can cast swarms of bats at the player character.
• Evil West: Highborn Vampires have a magical shockwave attack that takes the form of a huge amount of red holographic bats.
• Gal Guardians: Demon Purge: The first boss is a large demon bat that spews bats from its mouth, and can shapeshift into a swarm of bats that zigzags across the screen to hit the player.
• Ghoul Panic: The second boss, Vlady the Vampire, can summon swarms of bats from his cape as projectiles.
• Grimms Notes: One of Shadow Carmilla's skills is enveloping herself in a barrage of dark red bats and attacking the player character with all of them. Also, her Always Accurate Attack involves summoning a huge swarm of bats that strikes the entire battlefield.
• Haunted Castle: The Final Boss is Dracula himself, in a two-phase battle: in the first phase, he towers over the player and, whenever he is hit, he turns into a swarm of bats that can hurt the player if it touches them.
• The House of the Dead: in the first game and in Scarlet Dawn, its second boss, the Hanged Man, is a bat-like humanoid who commands bat-like zombies called Devilons he can sic on the player as a ranged attack. The Devilon swarm also functions like an Orbiting Particle Shield where they will fall when Hangedman's health depletes to half.
• Injustice: Gods Among Us: Batman's character trait summons three mechanical bats that hover around him. Pressing the trait button again makes the bats track down the opponent.
• Justice League Heroes: One of Batman's special attacks is "Bat Swarm", wherein he throws a device that draws bats near it and directs the swarm to attack enemies.
• The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask: The Stone Tower Temple features Gomess, a scythe-wielding phantom accompanied by an endless swarm of Keese (the series' name for its bat enemies) that protect its weak point. The Light Arrows can be used to disperse the bat swarm around his weak point, giving an opening for an attack.
• In the Mega Drive port of Magical Taruruto-kun, true to the original manga and anime series, Count Racul can release a group of six bats that spread in different directions. He can also use teleportation and can join his gloved hands together to attack.
• Mario & Luigi:
  • Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga: In Cackletta's boss fight, the clones she makes can split up into several, small bats with Cackletta's face and fly at the Mario Bros one by one.
  • Mario & Luigi: Dream Team: Antasma, who is a bat himself, has the ability to split up into several tiny versions of himself, which all fly at the Mario Bros to attack.
• Master of Darkness: A British detective tracks Dracula across London and even Transylvania, where he faces the vampire lord himself as the final boss. Among his attacks, he uses a circular barrier of three bats that flies around him and he releases at the player character.
• Mega Man Battle Network: ShadeMan from the fourth and fifth games has an attack where he summons up to three bats to chase after the player.
• Megaman Zero 3: One of Devilbat Schilt's attacks is to open his armored cape to release dozens of Attack Drone units shaped like bats. Zero can destroy the drones or evade them, while also giving an opening for him to inflict more damage on the now-vulnerable Schilt.
• Miitopia: The Vampire Job has an attack called Bat Tornado, in which the Vampire jumps into the air and opens their cape to unleash a swarm of bats at a singular enemy.
• Monster Hunter: Rise: in the expansion Sunbreak, the vampiric dragon Malzeno powers up his attacks with the Qurio, winged leech-like parasites which may count as a Fantastic Fauna Counterpart to vampire bats.
• Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe has a variation: as his Finishing Move (called "Heroic Brutality" in-game), Batman tosses a sonar at the defeated opponent, which draws bats to torment them.
• Night Slashers: The Vampire Count boss can release at the player some bats from inside his heavy cloak.
• Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?: The sequel introduces the Lilith as a new enemy in certain stages. Upon getting close, she will teleport around, and if not interrupted with either a Hip-Pound or an attack, she will launch a homing bat swarm at the player. Both Lilith and the swarm are utterly invincible until the attack subsides.
• Quackshot: Donald Duck stars in an Indiana Jones-inspired adventure/treasure hunt around the world. One of his stops is a castle in Transylvania, where he fights Count Dracula in a boss battle. During the fight, Dracula floats around the screen wrapped in his cape, stops at certain points, and opens his cape to release bats at Donald.
• Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs: One of the recruitable characters is Theo, an ineffectual vampire noble. One of his attacks is the Bat Swarm.
• The Revenge of Shinobi: The round 6 boss, a Spider-Man Expy, summons a few bats to attack Shinobi after he changes into a Batman/Devilman rip-off (depending on the version one is playing).
• In Silver Night's Crusaders, a Castlevania OpenBOR game, the first phase of the last boss, Elizabeth Bathory, has her summon a circle of dark energy from which sprouts a swarm of bats that spread in all directions.
• Skylanders: Bat Spin is able to command bats at will, either by firing them like projectiles or forming a defense circle around her. In-universe, she is a member of the "Undead" faction/element, which includes ghosts, vampires, and other classes of undead, but she is more of a Friendly Neighborhood Vampire than the common occurrence of the trope.
• Star Fox Adventures: Shortly after Fox places the third SpellStone in its place, a plague of Bloops (reptilian bats that live in Sauria) comes from the underground network of ThornTail Hollow to torment all the dinosaurs living around. Fox has to get rid of all of them under a time limit (represented by the collective Life Meter of the affected dinosaurs), and doing so rewards him with an upgraded Wallet of Holding.
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: During Dracula's first battle phase, he occasionally turns into a swarm of bats that swoops across the stage in an attempt to hit the player.
• Sword of Mana: Count Lee can turn himself into a swarm of invincible bats if you avoid him for too long. The bats can all dish out smaller hits that can add up very quickly. You're also slowed down for the duration of the attack.
• Terraria:
  • The Bat Scepter is a magic weapon that fires homing bats at enemies. It can be obtained as a drop from the Pumpking during the Pumpkin Moon event.
  • The Sanguine Staff, a summon weapon obtained from Dreadnautilus while fishing in a Hardmode Blood Moon. Using it will summon sanguine bats that home in on the nearest enemy to damage them.
• In the Metroidvania Toziuha Night: Dracula's Revenge, the last boss, Anastasia, has two types of attacks in phase 1 of her fight that involve bats: in one, after she teleports, some normal-coloured black bats fly out of the teleport beam to attack the player; in another, she extends her hand and releases a stream of red-coloured bats. In the second phase, she turns into a winged succubus and releases many lines of red bats from the top of the screen that spread downwards in diagonal directions.
• The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang: With the Bat Card, Spike can summon on screen a circle of four bats (two yellow ones, two dark blue ones) that gyrate across the area to hit enemies.^note For clarification, Spike McFang is a literal vegetarian Friendly Neighborhood Vampire, son of a monarch of a Demon World. This game's magic system operates with cards..
• In the Light Gun Game Vampire Night, the last boss, vampire Count Auguste, turns into a bat-winged demon in phase 1 of his boss battle and surrounds himself with a protective barrier made entirely of bats he can sic at the player characters.
• Veil of Darkness: Vampiric overlord Kairn scries on Ron Stock, an American freight pilot, as he flies over the Carpathian Mountains. Kairn then sends some bats to collide with Ron's plane (and this is only the introduction).
• Virtual Hydlide: The Vampire Boss, during the Boss Rush just before Final Boss Varalys, is accompanied by a swarm of bats that attack the player.
• Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos: The Dread Lord is a vampiric Hero Unit of the Undead. One of his abilities is "Carrion Swarm", which unleashes a swarm of bats to deal damage and restores his own health by a percentage of the damage done. Also, Dreadlords are heavily associated with vampires in the setting. Mal'Ganis gets an homage to that ability in Heroes of the Storm (being the Dreadlord representative) with his Plague Bats talent, which causes Necrotic Embrace to fire a similar wave of bats when used.
• Ys: Vagullion is a large winged monster that is fought in the subterranean mines in Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished ~ Omen (and its remake), and is described as a "demon" in the prequel, Ys Origin. In both games, he can disperse himself as a swarm of bats that trails behind the player character.

Visual Novel

• Overlord 2012: Vampiress Shalltear Bloodfallen, with vampiric traits, but whose true form is based on a lamprey, has the skill "Summon Household", which she uses to command a Vampire Bat Swarm.

Web Video

• Dorkly Originals: In their video The Problem With Batman's Bats, Batman keeps many bats inside the Batcave for aesthetic, while his butler Alfred wants to get rid of them for sanitary reasons. At the end of the video, Commissioner Gordon assesses the damage thousands of bats have done to Gotham City, and Batman pins the blame on the Riddler.
• In Roller Samurai Vampire Slayers, Jake summons a flock of "day bats" to attack Sam.

Western Animation

• Amphibia: In “Mother Olm”, Anne, Sasha, Sprig, and Polly venture inside Mother Olm’s head to try to restore her memory. They discover her cranium is infested by a swarm of Bat-squitos, which they are immediately attacked by.
• Darkstalkers: In the episode "The Game", Demitri uses a swarm of bats to separate Felicia from Harry and Bigfoot, allowing the vampire to capture her.
• Justice League: When the Batcave is invaded by the Thanagarian army in "Starcrossed", Batman fights back by hurling a batarang at his foes. Though the aliens scoff at the hero's projectiles, they fail to realize that the weapons are actually emitting an acoustic signal, which directs all the bats in the cave to attack them.
• The Loud House: Downplayed. Lucy Loud, the goth sister of the family, has a pet bat named Fangs, whose friends (other bats) sometimes visit the house. So sometimes, Lucy will sic Fangs and his friends on enemies, who will fly in the person's face.
• W.I.T.C.H. (2004): The Tracker has a hole in his chest, which he can open during combat to unleash a swarm of bats at his enemies.

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