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I'm making a simple game in C# where you have to shoot to kill enemies(both are pictureboxs (the shot and the enemy)).
I have a class separated just for the shot creation and handling and another for the enemy.
In my enemy class, I have 2 methods(one dedicated to create the control itself) and another just to call it(spawn the enemy)
The problem with this code I have, It will only collides with the first class(monster) created, and not with the 3 that I have spawn in my form with a for loop.

 public static PictureBox Monstro_P; //Static picturebox variable that is the enemy control
 public void spawn_Monstro(Form form, int _X, int _Y) //Method that spawns the monster
 
 Monstro_S(form, _X, _Y);
 
 public void Monstro_S(Form form, int _X, int _Y)//Method that creates the control
 
 Monstro_P = new PictureBox()
 
 BackColor = Color.Chocolate,
 Size = new Size(20, 35),
 Left = _X,
 Top = _Y,
 Tag = "Monstro"
 ;

 aa.Interval = 10;
 aa.Tick += new EventHandler(aa_Timer);
 aa.Start();
 form.Controls.Add(Monstro_P);
 Monstro_PB = new ProgressBar() //Represents the health bar of the enemy
 
 Width = Monstro_P.Width,
 Height = 10,
 Location = Monstro_P.Location,
 Maximum = vida,
 Value = vida,
 ;
 Monstro_PB.Top -= 15;
 form.Controls.Add(Monstro_PB);
 

In my shot class(That is going to check if both of those collided or not)

public PictureBox Tiro_P; //Public variable that is the shot control
 public void Spawn_Tiro(Form form, int _X, int _Y)//Method that spawns te shot 
 
 Tiro_C(form, _X, _Y);
 
 public void Tiro_C(Form form, int _X, int _Y)//Method that creates the control
 
 Tiro_P = new PictureBox()
 
 Left = _X,
 Top = _Y,
 Size = new Size(10, 8),
 BackColor = Color.Crimson,
 Tag = "Tiro"
 ;
 Tiro_P.LocationChanged += new EventHandler(Tiro_Localizao); //PictureBox LocationChanged event to check when it hits
 Tiro_T.Interval = 10;
 Tiro_T.Start();
 Tiro_T.Tick += new EventHandler(Tiro_Timer);
 form.Controls.Add(Tiro_P);
 
 void Tiro_Timer(object sender, EventArgs e)//Timer for the class
 
 Tiro_P.Left += 5; //Moves the picturebox(shot in this case)

 
 void Tiro_Localizao(object sender, EventArgs e)//LocationChanged event
 

 if (Monstro.Monstro_P.Bounds.IntersectsWith(Tiro_P.Bounds))
 MessageBox.Show("you got hit!");

//if the static variable(monster picturebox) collides with the shot control

Form1 Load Code where I'm spawning the Monster Class:

 private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
 
 for (int a = 0; a < 3; a++) //Spawns a monster 3 times in random locations
 
 var x = rnd.Next(50, 550);
 var y = rnd.Next(50, 550);
 m = new Monstro();
 m.spawn_Monstro(this, x, y);
 
 

And my code to spawns the shot everytime I click on the form:

 private void Form1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)//Form Click Event
 
 _Tiro = new Tiro(); //Class new instance of class
 _Tiro.Spawn_Tiro(this, Cursor.Position.X, Cursor.Position.Y);
 

EDIT: I have put the exact same code on the timer, cause I thought the PictureBox LocationChanged was not working, but it doens't work either.