Hyper Akanbee, designated Hyper Buffoon in English adaptations, signifies an advanced evolution of the standard Akanbe monster. This transformation occurs through a specific enhancement process: concentrated dark energy is applied directly to an existing Akanbe's nose, triggering physical alterations and a significant boost in combat capabilities. Crucially, the summoning villain is physically absorbed into the monster during formation, becoming its internal pilot who exercises direct control from within. Distinct physical traits define Hyper Akanbee: a black nose replaces the standard red, lips appear violet, and the tongue perpetually protrudes from the mouth. Each unit bears a unique forehead sigil shaped like its creator's face. Special inherited physical traits correspond to the piloting villain: Wolfrun-piloted variants gain wolf ears and a tail; Akaoni-piloted versions develop two red horns and sharp teeth; Majorina-piloted types adopt her hood and reshaped nose; Joker-piloted units feature his characteristic closed-eye design. During operation, the pilot manifests a distinct eye marking and suffers significant physical deterioration or debilitating side effects after separation. Functionally superior to standard Akanbe, these entities exhibit heightened strength, resilience, and require specialized purification techniques like the Royal Rainbow Burst attack for defeat. Combat capabilities vary based on the possessed object but consistently include enhanced versions of standard abilities: high-velocity projectile attacks using the object, close-quarters combat proficiency, and extended tongue-based assaults. Documented instances include a backhoe-based Hyper Akanbee piloted by Wolfrun. The absorption process initially surprised the villain, resulting in euphoria over the amplified power exceeding his normal abilities. Another variant, created from toy robots, demonstrated fusion capabilities allowing combined forms with expanded special attack options, though pilot coordination could prove problematic during operation.