"of Namco's defunct console game division backwards), a giant robot Pac-Man impersonator that was created by Blinky, Inky, Pinky & Clyde's friend, Orson, who is bent on stealing Pac-Man's identity. Pac-Man sets off to Ghost Island and works to free them while battling various ghosts and monsters. The original storyboards of this game included other Namco IP including Dig Dug, Mappy, and . The idea was changed at the last minute (to the point of modeling and animation) to the other Pac-Man game family members such as Ms. Pac-Man, Baby Pac-Man, Jr. Pac-Man, Pac-Man's dog Chomp Chomp and Professor Pac-Man."
"slinky has to battle through 12 stages of enemies, destroying each Zodiac boss along the way, in order to reach the Sorceress herself and put an end to her plot. On the final stage, the player must defeat all of the bosses in succession before facing the Sorceress. After she is downed, her body explodes and a battle commences against three enemies resembling the slinky and called ""The Mimickers"". When they are destroyed, ""The Creator"" appears as the real end boss. Kyle Knight of allgame called it an ""odd"" but ""fun and innovative game. Shooter purists might cringe at the"
"partner at enemies to attack, doing massive damage to the enemy but temporarily killing the thrown character. This exploitation of player 2 is a departure from the previous game, in which player 1 and Player 2 had similar powers and were equally valuable. Pocky is the main character, and is always controlled by player 1. She is a shrine maiden who attacks by throwing talismans and swinging a purification rod. Though dutiful and good-natured, her chaotic brand of teamwork frequently involves more pain than intended. Rocky the Tanuki (called a raccoon in English versions) is Pocky's friend and one of"
"that were exclusive to the TV series like Cyclops Ghosts (a race of heavyset, horned Ghosts with one eye), Fire Ghosts (a race of orange Ghosts who can emit fire from their body), Tentacle Ghosts (a race of 4-eyed purple-black Ghosts who look similar to jellyfish), Guardian Ghosts (a race of large Ghosts who guard the Netherworld), and Aqua Ghosts (a race of light blue Ghosts with fins on their head). Below is the description of each Ghost. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> ""Shadow,"" better known by his nickname, Blinky, is a red ghost who, in the original arcade game, follows behind Pac-Man. He"
"Blinky (comics) Blinky is a British comic strip, created by Nick Brennan, and published in the comic book ""The Beezer and Topper"" from 1990 until 1994 and in ""The Dandy"" until 2007. Blinky is a young boy with large, thick glasses through whom he sees a galaxy very different from the rest of the world, which often leads to chaos. His trusty sidekick, Yellow Dog, always seems to get caught up in Blinky's adventures, and is very keen to get rid of him. When Blinky first appeared in 1990, the design of the character seemed to be a younger version"
"and each one guardian of key wild habitats: Additional characters included animal companions for each of the six Yowie and Balthizar the Bunyip, ruler of the Yowie Kingdom. To represent the threats facing the world’s natural habitats and threatened species, Pike created the Grumkin, careless creatures constantly seeking to destroy the harmony of the Yowie Kingdom. The Grumkins were: Munch (careless building, enemy of Rumble), Blob (pollution, enemy of Crag), Ooz (also pollution, enemy of Squish), Spark (careless firelighting, enemy of Nap), Slob (littering, enemy of Ditty) and Chomp the Tiger Toothed Tree Chomper (deforestation, enemy of Boof). Continuing with"
"brave fox on a quest to find his inner strength and help his sister protect the Book of Ages, inside of which exist entire worlds and characters. The game's antagonist is a cat named Jinx, a mysterious villain who is trying to steal the Book of Ages for his own nefarious purposes. Along the way, Lucky encounters a supporting cast of friends and adversaries. Lucky must confront the Kitty Litter, Jinx's mischievous kids. Lucky also meets friends and allies along the way, including misplaced Yetis, Kookie Spookies, a village of farming worms, and other colorful characters, all of whom live"
"in the standard rounds, house cats called Tigers and green iguanas called Iggys. These enemies can be simply avoided but can also be defeated with throwable items available on some levels. These items include telephones, flower pots, cups, and bottles. Flicky can pick up an item by walking into it, and throw it by jumping. Sometimes diamonds may appear, which cannot be thrown but rather provide bonus points. There are also bonus rounds in which Flicky attempts to catch as many falling Chirps as possible in a net. The spark to develop ""Flicky"" came from Sega's desire to exceed Namco's"
"also attacks, unlike Kangoo's joey. She is seen glaring and growling with her mouth open, but teeth closed. When she wins, she laughs along with her child either holding it up or posing with it. Ickybod Clay - The ghoul resident of Clayland was originally planned to be a playable character in the game with his sprites re-used from the first ""ClayFighter"". Lucy - Lucy, a gorilla, was originally planned to be a playable character in the game, but in the final version she was replaced by Tiny at the last minute, using recycled sprites from the original ""ClayFighter"". ""ClayFighter"
"Up to 4 players can compete with each other in 40 different minigames. Characters Cocoto: One of the game's main Protagonists, the red creature of the group. Neuro: One of Cocoto's Sidekicks, The blue creature who wears glasses. Baggy: Cocoto's big sidekick, the green guy in the group. Shiny: Cocoto's final sidekick, the pink female who wears caveman style clothing. Fairy: The game's damsel in distress. She is captured by the game's antagonist. Clown: The game's main antagonist. He wears a black coat, red shoes, a striped T-shirt and a white and red face. Minigames Free fairy: This minigame involves"
"side of good. His arena is the North Pole. Tiny - Tiny, the champion of the first game, is a musclebound wrestler. He has strong attacks such as the medicine ball. Tiny's ""ClayFighter"" sprite was re-used with no changes–all the other returning characters were re-animated for the sequel. His arena is the foyer of a castle, which is suspected to have been originally meant for Ickybod Clay. Blob - Blob is a mass of clay that can turn into anything he desires. He returns from the original ""ClayFighter"", but he has more forms this time around, and a much busier"
"Winky, Blinky, and Noddy Winky, Blinky, and Noddy are a trio of fictional comic book characters, created by writer Gardner Fox and artist E.E. Hibbard, who first appeared in books starring the Flash. Their names were taken from Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Winky Moylan, Blinky Boylan, and Noddy Toylan were designed to be comic relief for the Flash, and were patterned after The Three Stooges. The comic books frequently referred to them as the ""Three Idiots"", the ""Three Numbskulls"", the ""Three Dopes"", or, most often, the ""Three Dimwits"". They first appeared in ""All-Flash"" #5 (1942), as incompetent small-time criminals working"
"Bendy, the studio mascot, who appears as a recurring antagonist towards Henry throughout the game. Bendy's name was in fact a typo, created when the 3D modeling program, Blender, saved the character's model with the name. The fifth chapter revealed the antagonistic Bendy was a soulless, experimental creation of the Ink Machine to create real cartoon characters, and is the only incarnation of Bendy born from the machine. Boris appears as several individual characters in the game. In Chapter 2, the player meets a benevolent version of Boris, who accompanies Henry throughout Chapter 3. Several other copies of Boris are"
"similar to the Game Boy version. Spanky's Quest The main character of the game is Spanky the monkey, who attacks by throwing different kinds of balls. The SNES game has a storyline in which Spanky must defeat an evil witch named Morticia. The game is known for its very upbeat jazz soundtrack. Spanky attacks by throwing a small purple bubble. He can then bounce the bubble on his head. Every time he bounces the bubble, the bubble grows and changes color. The bubble can then be popped, depending upon the bubble's size and color, different types of sports balls will"
"Gumby Gumby is an American clay animation franchise, centered on a green clay humanoid character created and modeled by Art Clokey. The character has been the subject of two television series, a feature-length film and other media. Since the original series aired, Gumby has become a famous example of stop-motion clay animation and an influential cultural icon, spawning tributes, parodies and merchandising. ""Gumby"" follows the titular character on his adventures through different environments and times in history. Gumby's primary sidekick is Pokey, a talking orange pony. His nemeses are the Blockheads, a pair of red humanoid figures with cube-shaped heads,"
"Spanky's Quest The main character of the game is Spanky the monkey, who attacks by throwing different kinds of balls. The SNES game has a storyline in which Spanky must defeat an evil witch named Morticia. The game is known for its very upbeat jazz soundtrack. Spanky attacks by throwing a small purple bubble. He can then bounce the bubble on his head. Every time he bounces the bubble, the bubble grows and changes color. The bubble can then be popped, depending upon the bubble's size and color, different types of sports balls will fly out of the bubble destroying"
"enemies is also named after a competitor, ""Yllabian Space Guppies""; Bally Midway was a major competitor with Williams in both the video game and pinball markets. Another new enemy is the ""Dynamo,"" which breaks into several small ""Space Hums""; this is in homage to the song Dinah-Moe Humm by Frank Zappa. Three new arrivals, ""Phreds"", ""Big Reds"", and ""Munchies"", vaguely resemble Pac-Man, a game released in the U.S. by Bally. The ""Immortals"" on the High Scores page has factory defaults that are demonstrative of various information. The #1 high score is held by the fictitious ""Phred Williams"" with 102181 points,"
"as throwing weapons and carries a pair of six-shooters. He frequently imitates Curly Howard of The Three Stooges, especially Moe's ""Oh, a wise guy, eh?"" line. This vocal similarity was more noticeable in the original ""ClayFighter"", where Taffy originated. Another hero from previous Interplay games, Boogerman joins the Clayfighters to save the day and show up his old rival Earthworm Jim. Boogerman uses bodily emissions such as mucus, belches, and explosive flatulence against his foes. He can also summon a barrage of falling toilets. Dr. Generic Kiln is the main villain of the piece. After being indirectly responsible for the"
"He sometimes appears as an enemy in Casey's soccer game, and will challenge the player every time they win a race. He is the only character who appears on the scooter races and is not playable. He has his own track, and it must be unlocked by winning all the other tracks while playing their owners. When his track is won, the entire game is as well. Early character designs suggest Jimmy was going to be a dog at one point, but this was changed before the product's release. He is the main antagonist. Skid: A gray rat (or possibly"
"strip Watch this Space. Blinky (comics) Blinky is a British comic strip, created by Nick Brennan, and published in the comic book ""The Beezer and Topper"" from 1990 until 1994 and in ""The Dandy"" until 2007. Blinky is a young boy with large, thick glasses through whom he sees a galaxy very different from the rest of the world, which often leads to chaos. His trusty sidekick, Yellow Dog, always seems to get caught up in Blinky's adventures, and is very keen to get rid of him. When Blinky first appeared in 1990, the design of the character seemed to"
"to an inlet goal. However, this time the player must help Cranky by bringing the purple poisonous water into his lair to melt algae that is covering his food. This time, the ducks are now purple and can only be collected by being splashed with poison, while other fluids (including clean water) will kill it. If water or any of the other fluids enter the inlet, the level is failed (the water causes Cranky's food to be covered with more algae, surprising him, while ooze will turn it into a rock and being kicked away, the same is true with"
"by an unknown assailant who steals the Cosmic Treadmill. Jay investigates the trio's demise. Winky, Blinky, and Noddy Winky, Blinky, and Noddy are a trio of fictional comic book characters, created by writer Gardner Fox and artist E.E. Hibbard, who first appeared in books starring the Flash. Their names were taken from Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Winky Moylan, Blinky Boylan, and Noddy Toylan were designed to be comic relief for the Flash, and were patterned after The Three Stooges. The comic books frequently referred to them as the ""Three Idiots"", the ""Three Numbskulls"", the ""Three Dopes"", or, most often, the"
"focused is that he must make it back in time to meet his girlfriend under the Christmas tree on the White House lawn. Enemies included clones (unremarkable creations, created mainly for menial labor), agents (resemble the public perception of the secret service, men in black suits with sunglasses), mutants (genetic experiments that resulted in vicious creatures, presumably for military), robots (mostly humanoid, but some were straight-out mechs), and hybrids. One hybrid, created to replace the Secretary of Defense (or possibly State), is Johnny's antagonist for much of the game, before a final showdown wherein the alien creature explains much of"
"cartoons. Gumby Gumby is an American clay animation franchise, centered on a green clay humanoid character created and modeled by Art Clokey. The character has been the subject of two television series, a feature-length film and other media. Since the original series aired, Gumby has become a famous example of stop-motion clay animation and an influential cultural icon, spawning tributes, parodies and merchandising. ""Gumby"" follows the titular character on his adventures through different environments and times in history. Gumby's primary sidekick is Pokey, a talking orange pony. His nemeses are the Blockheads, a pair of red humanoid figures with cube-shaped"
"or mud reaches the inlet, the level is failed and must be restarted. The poison, mud, ooze and bombs will kill all the rubber ducks on contact (regular water kills Cranky Ducks, both poison kills Allie Ducks, Swampy Ducks as well but green ooze kills them both) . However, poison and ooze will also destroy the invasive algae on contact—the poison will eliminate it, while the ooze will cause it to solidify, creating a new barrier—and they will react explosively if they touch each other, potentially opening up parts of the level to the benefit or detriment of the player."
"Now, a singular enlarged monkey called Cuchanck is the sole antagonist. Upon the initial release, there were four characters available for play, but that has been increased to twenty-seven as of 2016: In August 2013, Usain Bolt was made available for purchase for a limited-time, though this was later made permanent. In December, Santa Claus was made available for purchase, only for a limited-time. The December 2013 update also included water slides, an unlockable Santa hat for each of the main characters, collectible artifacts such as masks, and a ""Christmas progress"" chart. For December 2015, a new game environment called"
"the wild, and dangerous Australian outback in the hope of finding him. Blinky's dad had created their home ""Green Patch"", where every animal could feel safe and live in peace. Blinky has been influenced by the legend of his father, who is on an adventure to the Valley of White Dinosaurs. When Cranklepot the Lizard attempts to dominate Green Patch and become the ruler, Blinky realises that he must go in search of Bill Koala. Throughout his adventure he befriends a girl koala named Nutsy, a lizard named Jacko, and a few other creatures who assist Blinky on his quest."
"Recker's commanding officer, and Blune, a Krill officer who complicates matters as the game goes on. Tierney is named after Adam Tierney, part of the development team for the game. Depending on the actions taken in the last chapter of the story, there are four different endings with different scenes at the end; specifically, the ending depends on whether Psyme and/or Scarlet die in the last chapter. Although Psyme can be saved in the first playthrough, Scarlet will die in the first playthrough and cannot be saved unless the player resumes from a New Game+ game. Also, a special ending"
"majority of the game, although in some sections, Snowy can be controlled, and in the final battle, the player controls Captain Haddock. Snowy has the ability to follow Tintin's scent, as well as the scent of other humans and creatures, and can also scare harmful creatures away with a bark. Tintin can punch enemies and climb ladders. Whereas Tintin can only attack using punches, Haddock can also use a sword to fight. The game also includes an offline co-op mode set in Captain Haddock's nightmares, where Tintin, Haddock and Bianca Castafiore (each controlled by a different player, or by the"
"the tengu enemies from the original Pocky and Rocky. When thrown at a boss he creates a large stream of energy. Scarecrow is a suave scarecrow who thinks himself to be very cool and handsome, and the second character to join Pocky's team. He is not selectable from the beginning of a level but player 2 can assume control of him by switching characters mid-level. He attacks by throwing sickles that boomerang back to him, and using magic transforms him into a pogo stick. When thrown at a boss he creates a pillar of blue and white energy. Digger is"
"with the exception of Jick and Jeff. A new enemy character, a Chinese martial arts master named Chin Taimei (shortened to Chintai in the localized version) serves as the boss of the second stage and appears as a recurring minor enemy for the rest of the game. The NES version features a bonus game mode (dubbed ""Mode B"") where the player can choose between Billy or one of five enemy characters (Will, Rowper, Linda, Chin, and Abobo) from the main game and compete against a double of their character controlled by the computer or a second player in a one-on-one"
"is considered the leader of the ghosts. In the ""Pac-Man"" cartoon, Blinky (voiced by Chuck McCann) is slow-witted and cowardly with grammar problems. In ""Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures"", Blinky (voiced by Ian James Corlett in the TV series and by Lucien Dodge in the video game) is the default leader of the Ghost Gang Family and tends to help the winning side. Blinky receives a speed boost after a number of pac-pellets have been cleared. This mode has been informally referred to as ""Cruise Elroy"". ""Speedy"", known better as Pinky, is a pink ghost, who is in the original"
"BlinkyTM BlinkyTM (stylized as Blinky™) is a 2011 Irish-American short science fiction-horror film written, edited, and directed by Ruairí Robinson. The film stars Max Records, Robinson, Jenni Fontana, and James Nardini. It tells the story of a boy who adopts a robot and begins neglecting it, until the robot complies with commands to murder. The film was released in March 20, 2011. In the near future, where robotics have greatly evolved, Alex (Max Records) is looking for the normal loving family that he doesn't have - his parents (played by Jenni Fontana and James Nardini) are always too busy fighting"