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Battle Bears: ZombiesiTunesGoogle PlayLatest VersionAll Updates →Battle Bears: Zombies'Version1.6.7Release DateAugust 31, 2009Price$0.99DeveloperSkyVu EntertainmentDownload Best Games of the Year – TouchArcade★★★★★ Top 100 iPhone Games – iLounge “Battle Bears is a must have!” – SlideToPlay“A survival shooter with a ridiculous story line that is almost worth the price of entry by itself.” – Touch Arcade“The story for Battle Bears is hilarious, it’s one of the main reasons I kept on going through the levels.” – TouchGen"That one game that brings everything you've experienced up to that point sharply turns into focus. A gaming epiphany... Friends, I have found that game. And it is Battle Bears." – iPhoneLife.com"This is the Pulp Fiction of iPhone games." – unknownBattle Bears: Zombies is the first game SkyVu made for the Battle Bears series. It is available on the iOS App Store only in a paid version. No free versions are available. It was re-released for Steam on December 28, 2020 under the new name of "Battle Bears 1: Zombies."Story[]Battle Bear Oliver is carting away mystical treasures in a unicorn-drawn wagon in an attempt to escape the pink bears called Huggables that seek to hug him to death. A wheel axle snaps, causing the cart to crash, brutally killing the unicorns. Oliver resourcefully uses the bags containing the treasures as sand bags, building a stationary defense in which to protect against the oncoming attackers, while calling in for backup from a far off squadron of Battle Bears. During the onslaught, Oliver devises improvised weapons to aid his defense, where along with Huggables he is challenged by even more fearsome opponents. At one point, the Battle Bear, Sanchez, flies in piloting a Pelican't to collect Oliver in the midst of the fighting, but Huggables somehow manage to get onboard and swarm the Pelican't, causing it to crash, killing him in the process. As Oliver continues holding off the unending stream of Huggables, a dark temple emerges from the ground with a cloaked figure atop. It performs a kind of ritual which initiates a zombocaplypse rising, where Oliver's slayed foes rise once more in the form of zombies.

This page is about the Huggable Class in Battle Bears Heroes. For more information about the species, see Huggable.Huggable"Hug me!"NameHuggySpeciesHuggableBase Health2800Movement speedVery fastBase Attack damage2 x 540Attack rangeShortReload speedVery slowHealing from damage25%Ultimate rangeNormalThe Huggable is a Class in Battle Bears Heroes, featuring Huggy as a playable character.Abilities[]Attack: "Slice-n-Bite"Hits enemies with fast, close-range melee attacks. Every attack landed heals the Huggable by 25%.Special: "So-Fly"Huggy leaps in an inputted direction and can jump over obstacles and enemies. The Huggable gains a brief speed boost upon landing.Strategy[]The Huggable has a relatively small health pool, so knowing when to strike is crucial. It is best to know when to fight and when to run with Huggy. Taking down singular enemies is doable, and even more so if their ammo is on reload. If your health is nearing the end, it may be best to retreat if it seems the 25% healing from damage may not save you.Huggy's Ultimate is for mobility, to either get closer to a vulnerable target or flee from a dangerous fight. It is best to flee if there are multiple enemies who have spare ammo and are not preoccupied.As a close-range character, Huggy will struggle with ranged attackers, which are unfortunately most of the roster, but especially characters like Oliver or Astoria. With Huggy, timing is key. Ambushing ranged enemies when their guard or ammo is down helps get kills. Snipers are your biggest counter, but the opposite is true if distance is closed. It is acceptable to use your Ultimate to close distances to catch Snipers.Skins[]Huggy (Default)Talking HuggableTalking Blue (variant)Tie Dye (variant)Talking Red (variant)Old TimeyGummable - BlueberryGummable - Strawberry (variant)FlashableH-Train (variant)Glowable - BlueGlowable - Pink (variant)Beach Time128Trivia[]The Huggable is voiced by Benjamin Vu in this game.He is currently the only character in Battle Bears Heroes whose attack is exclusively close-combat.Many skins have made their return from their appearances in Battle Bears Gold, including "Old Timey," the "Gummable" line, "Flashable," and "Beach Time."Those skins also allude to the various weapons found in Battle Bears Gold. Even the default Huggy skin features an iteration of the "Bite Me" weapon.The "Talking Huggable" skin, and its variants, are the only Huggable skins that completely omit the war banner.The "128" skin is based off the beginning of the Marecraft Carrier cutscene in Battle Bears Zombies, where a Huggable can be seen aircraft marshaling in uniform.

Fixed OpenFeint Achievements. 1.5.0 update: NEW WEAPONS (including Machine Gun & Flamethrower) ·NEW BOSS LEVELS (featuring the COLBEAR & ZOMBIE BEARS) · NEW CUT SCENCE MOVIES· NEW WEAPONS MENU · NEW ORIGINAL SONGS by MADIX, Leck ONe., and The Business Men · OpenFeint Leaderboards & Chat.December 29th. 20091.5.2THIS VERSION IS ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR iPHONE OS 3.0 OR HIGHER. OS 2.0 USERS SHOULD WAIT FOR THE 1.5.3 UPDATE COMING IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS.1.5.2 updates: Play All Cut Scenes button revealed after you beat any Story Mode. New Pause button. Adjusted Zombie difficulty for Easy Mode. New OpenFeint 2.4 with Forums, Chat, Geolocation Leaderboards. New icon featuring OLIVER.February 22nd. 20101.5.3Fixed issue with crashing on OS 2.x devicesFebruary 25th. 20101.6ZOMBIE SURVIVAL mode; PLAY MOVIES button plays every hilarious cut scene; new SHOP page featuring new BB remix and other BB products; Exclusive BATTLE BEARS -1 Game Trailer; easy access tutorial button; various bug fixes; optimized overall app sizeJuly 1st. 20101.6.1Improved sound effects and music. New OpenFeint. Minor bug fixes. Improved overall performance.September 14th. 20101.6.2New icon. New OpenFeint. New Playhaven.April 25th. 20111.6.3COMIC link added to main menu.May 13th. 20111.6.4Fixed minor bugs.October 31st. 20111.6.5Minor bug fixesDecember 5th. 20111.6.6Minor Bug FixesNow requires iOS 4.0June 6th. 20121.6.750% OFF FOR A LIMITED TIME!Check out our other games!Battle Bears Royale FREE!Battle Bears -1 50% OFFJuly 20th. 20121.7AR Zombie Survival ModeUpgraded code to 64-bit for iOS 11Reduced app sizeOctober 19th. 20171.7.1AR Zombie Mode now with Scary Clown BossesNew Bear Traps you can deploy strategicallyFaster AR performance.Removal of Ads for AR mode.October 23th. 2017

At the brink of victory, Oliver is confronted by the cloaked figure who is about to hug him to death, but Battle Bear Riggs shoots it in the head and saves Oliver, immediately relinquishing the darkness as the rest of the Battle Bears come to collect him.Gameplay[] You are allowed to fire your weapon by using one thumb (first touch) to look around and aim at enemies and then using your other thumb (second touch) to fire the currently held weapon. An alternate style of gameplay is available in the 'pause' menu, which can be accessed by tapping the pink Huggable head in the top right of the screen. You can switch to your other weapon by tapping the grey box in the top left of the screen, which holds a small, black illustration of the weapon you will change to. Weapons[]Assault Rifle (default)Sandbags (fortification)Crossbow FlamethrowerBearzookaSlingshotSwearaphoneMachine GunUnicorn Blood (fortification)LaserPot O' GoldInfinite Ammo ShotgunBosses[]Bearbershop Quartet BearzerkerMarecraft CarrierColbearZombocalypseOther modes[]Survival:In Survival, the goal is to survive as many waves as possible against an unending swarm of Huggables. There are 5 waves per stage, and infinite stages. The stages progress in the same way as the story, until you get to the Zombocalypse stage, which is Stage 5. Once you get to the Zombocalypse stage, the background stops changing after every stage.Boss TrialsZombiesOriginal ending[]Original ending has been found also known as the Dream Ending it was removed in its first update as it didn’t line up with the battle bears story line.Update log[]For the updates for all Battle Bears games,see UpdatesVersionUpdate DesriptionDate1.0Initial releaseAugust 20th. 20091.1-If you get hugged to death in Stages 4 or 5, you can now resume from the beginning of stage 4.-New tutorial movie-Improved performance-New Huggable kill meterSeptember 19th. 20091.5NEW WEAPONS (including Machine Gun & Flamethrower)·NEW BOSS LEVELS (featuring the COLBEAR & ZOMBIE BEARS) · NEW CUT SCENCE MOVIES· NEW WEAPONS MENU · NEW ORIGINAL SONGS (including the rap song, "I'M A BATTLE BEAR") · OpenFeint Leaderboards & Chat ·Soundtrack available at CDbaby.com· Progress saved at the end of each stage· New Credits Page· New Boss Trial ModeDecember 16th. 20091.5.11.5.1 update:

High creates a long upper shadow. The resulting candlestick looks like an upside-down “T” due to the lack of a lower shadow. Gravestone doji indicate buyers dominated trading and drove prices higher during the session. However, by the end of the session, sellers resurfaced and pushed prices back to the opening level, and the session low.As with the dragonfly doji and other candlesticks, the reversal implications of gravestone doji depend on previous price action and future confirmation. Even though the long upper shadow indicates a failed rally, the intraday high provides evidence of some buying pressure. After a long downtrend, long black candlestick, or at support, the focus turns to the evidence of buying pressure and a potential bullish reversal. After a long uptrend, long white candlestick, or at resistance, the focus turns to the failed rally and a potential bearish reversal. Bearish or bullish confirmation is required for both situations.A candlestick depicts the battle between bulls (buyers) and bears (sellers) over a given period. An analogy to this battle can be made between two football teams, which we can also call the Bulls and the Bears. The candlestick's bottom (intra-session low) represents a touchdown for the Bears, and the top (intra-session high) a touchdown for the Bulls. The closer the close is to the high, the closer the Bulls are to a touchdown. The closer the close is to the low, the closer the Bears are to a touchdown. While there are many variations, let's narrow the field to

In an enormous amount of pain. When you watch him, you can tell that he's a defeated guy." pic.twitter.com/Vv91cKVm9F— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) December 17, 2024Carl Williams was right. The NFL Draft process does not skew toward putting talented young football prospects in a position to succeed. If anything, especially with quarterbacks, it asks them to fight an uphill battle at a time when they're supposed to be learning good habits. With the respective resurgences of Baker Mayfield, Geno Smith, and Sam Darnold on new teams, we have more evidence than ever that amateurish organizations break raw quarterbacks most of the time.It's not the other way around.There's still plenty of time for Caleb Williams to achieve everything he wanted as the Bears quarterback. He may well become a superstar franchise player that has Chicago in perennial championship contention. No one is writing it off this early in his career. (That is, until we see the next Bears head coach.)But the Bears themselves have lost the benefit of the doubt on this front. Just like every other quarterback who has walked into their building over the last four decades, there is little to suggest they're not going to screw up Williams, too. Until further notice, the burden of proof is on them to simply suggest they won't. Suffice it to say, the Williams family could've avoided all of this mess by turning his draft process into more of a public circus as they eventually spurned the Bears.The short-term pain and drama would've been worth the long-term benefit: avoiding an inept organization that has no earthly idea about how to develop quarterbacks and, at this point, probably never will.This article originally appeared on For The Win: Caleb Williams’ dad was right about the Chicago Bears all along