#Crash bandicoot tiny tiger full

#Crash bandicoot tiny tiger full

Extreme Omnivore: Type 1, and only shown a few times in Nitro-Fueled, once where he coughs up the boss key he previously swallowed after the player defeats him in Adventure Mode, and second where he swallows a beaker full of chemicals when he wins a race if the player uses his Mad Scientist skin.Expy: He bears a strong resemblance to Psycho the Weasel of the Toon Patrol from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, right down to the spiral eyes and straightjacket.He also can now be hit by Crash's attacks. Degraded Boss: He turns from being the second boss in the first game to being the first boss in the second.Dark Reprise: While he had a goofy theme in the first game, the second game adopts a minor variation to lampshade how he struggles to not fall into insanity.Considering he drives with his feet, this is a minimal security measure.

Crutch Character: In Crash Team Racing, he is one of the turn based characters alongside Polar and Pura.

Combat Sadomasochist: It's heavily implied that his habit of getting caught in his own explosions is a case of this.

In his boss battle in the second game, Crash interrupts him while he's studying.

Continuity Nod: The end credits of the first game make mention of Ripper Roo getting therapy and higher education, receiving a doctorate in psychology and writing a book called Through the Eye of the Vortex: A Study of Rapid Evolution and Its Consequences.

It also appears in his Gentleman skin's victory animation in Nitro-Fueled. Roo, he has one that he can use as an improvised pogo stick.

He appears in the Crash 4 level Off Beat bouncing round one of the rooftops.

Later, after Cortex gets beaten, he takes up an offer from Dingodile to go out for lunch.

The Cameo: He's among the villains who appear at Crash's 'birthday party' in Twinsanity.

The Berserker: One element to his fighting style, given his Ax-Crazy tendencies.

Badass Bookworm: He can still fight well after getting his doctorate.Awesome Aussie: He is goofy, yes, but he is also able to somehow plant TNT and Nitro underneath his feet.Cortex didn't put him in the straitjacket just because. Ax-Crazy: He likes to blow himself (and others) up, attacks people with his clawed feet and 'speaks' in uncontrollable laughter.Brio in Cortex Strikes Back to stop Crash from collecting the Crystals, taking a break from his studies to fight the bandicoot. Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: He's a kangaroo with blue fur.A rare example of developers following real-life kangaroo sexual dimorphism! Animal Gender-Bender: Averted since it was revealed in Nitro Kart 3D while only wearing boxing gloves that he lacks a pouch.He later becomes a doctor in 2 although it seems that persona and part of his life didn't last very long. He has a literal psychopathic personality and distinctive laughter. Uplifted Animal: They were all once ordinary animals before Cortex got his hands on them and mutated them into what they are now.ДЄ kangaroo who was the first creature modified by Doctor Neo Cortex, and is regarded as a failed experiment.Only Pinstripe and Tiny are stated to be loyal to Cortex, and even then have worked against him when their hands were forced.

Turned Against Their Masters: Pretty much all of them have defected from Cortex at some point.Seldom-Seen Species: Applies to Tiny (a Tasmanian tiger), Pinstripe, (a potoroo), the Komodo Brothers (komodo dragons), and partially to Dingodile (half-dingo).Laughing Mad: Ripper Roo's main schtick, but Dingodile and Pinstripe are also prone to this.Land, Sea, Sky: The ones introduced in the original trilogy have a tendency to be affiliated with a certain part of the environment, especially when paired with fellow mutants, as established in their individual sections.Informed Species: Because of their caricatured designs and Seldom-Seen Species status for most of them, the evolved animals rarely resemble what theyВ’re supposed to be, which might be justified because of their mutations.Only Scorporilla and a handful of a grunts exist as exceptions, with most other female mutants having pulled a Heelв‰Їace Turn immediately upon gaining sapience. Chromosome Casting: The large majority of Cortex's mutants are male.Awesome Aussie: Aside from the Komodo Brothers, who hail from the neighboring Indonesia, all of the villainous animals mutated by Cortex in the original games belong to species native to Australia, and they all have their unique skills and characteristics that make them both entertaining and potentially formidable foes.Alliterative Name: Tiny Tiger, Ripper Roo, Koala Kong, Pinstripe Potoroo, and Rilla Roo.