An anthropomorphic parrot (オウム oumu) who is a Special Intelligence Officer in the Laser Beast army. Sairon - An anthropomorphic rhinoceros (サイ sai) who is part of the Land Assault Forces of the Laser Beast army. Salmomancer - An anthropomorphic salmon (サケ sake) who is a Marine Assault Soldier of the Laser Beast army. Scope Cougar - An anthropomorphic cougar (クーガー kuugaa) who is a Special Staff Officer of the Laser Beast army where he answers to solely Tiger Burn. Sea Panic - An anthropomorphic humpback whale (ザトウクジラ zatoukujira) who is a Marine Assault Specialist of the Laser Beast army. Sky Bat - An anthropomorphic brown long-eared bat (ウサギコウモリ usagikoumori) who is the commander of the Air and Intelligence portions of the Laser Beast army and answers to Skull Grotess. Slag King - An anthropomorphic Pteranodon (プテラノドン puteranodon) who is the commander of the Ground Forces of the Laser Beasts and answers to Skull Grotess. Spark Shark - An anthropomorphic sawshark (ノコギリザメ nokogirizame) who is a Marine Attack Officer of the Laser Beast army. Strong Hurricane - An anthropomorphic Eurasian scops-owl (コノハズク konohazuku) who is the commander of the Shield Battler-6 and answers to Skull Grotess. Surr (Surreal) - An anthropomorphic centipede (ムカデ mukade) who is the Underground Maneuver Officer of the Laser Beast army. Unarchy - An anthropomorphic mole (モグラ mogura) who is an Underground Maneuver Officer of the Laser Beast army. Zariganian - An anthropomorphic crayfish (ザリガニ zarigani) who is an Underwater Maneuver Officer of the Laser Beast army. Vehicles A number of vehicles were released throughout the line. For the Battle Beast line, three chariots and three bases were released that looked like animals, and each came with one figure that was not unique to the vehicle. The chariots were able to hold up to three figures comfortably and each had its own name: Tearin' Tiger, which looked like a tiger, Big Horn which looked like a ram and Deer Stalker which looked like a deer. All the chariots had a pull-back motion that would spring the vehicle forward when it was released. The three bases were the Blazing Eagle (known as the Firebird in a toy commercial for the vehicles), Shocking Shark and Wood Beetle. Each base had a unique symbol theme that matched the "Fire, Wood, Water" concept that the line was based on. Each base could hold several figures and had a jail-cell with