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It formed part of the [[Groovy Goblin]], an entity that teleported through three locations and kills the [[untitled girl]] if she touched it.<ref name="untitled">[[untitled_279]]</ref> It later appeared on its own as the final obstacle to the dance stage, and the only way to make it disappear was to step on the correct sequence of arrows.<ref name="expansion">[[untitled_279.5 (Bonus Stage/Expansion Pack)]]</ref> | It formed part of the [[Groovy Goblin]], an entity that teleported through three locations and kills the [[untitled girl]] if she touched it.<ref name="untitled">[[untitled_279]]</ref> It later appeared on its own as the final obstacle to the dance stage, and the only way to make it disappear was to step on the correct sequence of arrows.<ref name="expansion">[[untitled_279.5 (Bonus Stage/Expansion Pack)]]</ref> | ||
=== [[Boyd | === [[Boyd's world]] === | ||
They ate several copies of [[Boyd Cooper]] and wore their hats.<ref name="squirrels">[[Squirrels ate all the boyd]]</ref> | They ate several copies of [[Boyd Cooper]] and wore their hats.<ref name="squirrels">[[Squirrels ate all the boyd]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 06:27, 9 July 2024
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The Squirrel is a character who commonly appears in the Pong games, starting with Pong Easy Bro. It also appears in the untitled tree, both on its own and as part of the Groovy Goblin.
History
Pong world
It bounced off the edges of the screen, and the Diver worked to prevent it from reaching the bottom. If the squirrel reached the bottom of the screen, the diver would be killed.[1]
Untitled world
It formed part of the Groovy Goblin, an entity that teleported through three locations and kills the untitled girl if she touched it.[2] It later appeared on its own as the final obstacle to the dance stage, and the only way to make it disappear was to step on the correct sequence of arrows.[3]
Boyd's world
They ate several copies of Boyd Cooper and wore their hats.[4]