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Cranky Duck

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Cranky Ducks are the variation of ducks used in Cranky levels.

Summary[]

  • Cranky Ducks are found in Cranky levels. A total of three appear in each level. They also appear in some Cranky Challenges where the player is required to collect any Cranky Ducks in Swampy levels in order to complete the challenge.
  • A player is not required to collect any Cranky Ducks in order to move onto the next level, however, a certain number of Cranky Ducks are required to unlock other chapters within Cranky's Story unless the player uses the Locksmith Duck.
  • Cranky Ducks require five drops of Poison Water to be collected. All other Fluids, except Steam will kill the duck.

Appearance[]

  • In general, Cranky Ducks have a curved shape. Its eyes have an angry look like Cranky himself, and the wings and tail are pointy, like some of Cranky's features.
  • While full, Cranky Ducks have a are purple with a orange beak (darker than the beaks found on a Swampy or Allie Duck), white eyes and dark purple outlines.
  • When empty, Cranky Ducks have a green body with a pale green beak, white-green eyes and dark green outlines.

Sounds[]

Description Sound
Cranky Duck is Collected
Cranky Duck is Filled
Cranky Duck is Killed

Trivia[]

  • A total of 264 Cranky Ducks can be found in Cranky's Story. A total of 240 of these come from normal levels, while the remaining 24 come from Bonus Levels. Hidden Levels do not count towards this.
  • Evil Gnomes are the equivalent of Cranky Ducks in Where's My Perry?.
  • According to Vincent Perea who is an artist of the game, this duck takes on a purple appearance to fit Cranky's theme of "tough, dark, and evil".
  • While full, Cranky Ducks are are purple, and Swampy Ducks are yellow. Yellow and Purple are complementary (opposite) colours, which is fitting since Swampy's and Cranky's personalities are quite "opposite".
  • Cranky Ducks are green when empty, and are purple when full. This may likely be based off the fact that green is inverse of purple.
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