Fond of uprooting trees to use as weapons, his mother Kunti also bore his brothers Yudhisthira and Arjuna.
While this figure is away, Jatasura abducts his companions. In another episode, this figure is saved from the snake Nahusa when one of his companions is able to answer correctly the question "what is a Brahmin?" In the kingdom of Virata, this figure is disguised as Ballava the cook, but kills the general Kichaka who had attempted to seduce the woman often called Krishn?. His union with the demoness Hidimb? produces Ghatotkaca, whose death later prevents Karna's infallible spear from killing this figure's brother. This figure, whose main epithet, Vrikodara, means "wolf-belly," makes a vow to break the thigh of his wicked cousin. This son of the wind god Vayu fulfills that vow in mace combat when he fatally wounds Duryodhana. Fond of uprooting trees to use as weapons, his mother Kunti also bore his brothers Yudhisthira and Arjuna. For 10 points, identify this hot-tempered Pandava.
While this figure is away, Jatasura abducts his companions. In another episode, this figure is saved from the snake Nahusa when one of his companions is able to answer correctly the question "what is a Brahmin?"
Bhima or Bhimasena