Cookie himself to test Pac-Man and his heroism. At the end of the game though, it is revealed that they never stole the cookies, and that they were actually given to them by Mr. In the game, he aids Blinky, Pinky, and Inky in stealing cookies from Mr. Clyde is also featured in the stage Ghost Mansion.Ĭlyde appears as a playable character in Pac-Man Party.
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He's a light-weight class racer, and wears a bowler hat similar to his portrayal in the TV series. Once their leader, the Ghost Witch of Netor is defeated, Clyde and the others fly off.Ĭlyde appears as a playable racer in this game.
Occasionally, the others will leave important items behind after they are eaten. Unless Pac-Man is able to get a Power Pellet, he will faint. Main article: Pac-Man 2: The New AdventuresĬlyde, Blinky, Pinky, and Inky appear as enemies for Pac-Man, petrifying him whenever they appear. Other appearances Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures Despite apparently being the dumb one of the group, he occasionally hints that he is more intelligent than he lets on, generally by being more verbose than the others.
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Rather than an enemy of Pac-Man, he (along with Blinky, Pinky and Inky) act as Pac-Man's allies and the oldest of the ghosts.Ĭlyde is shown as being dumber in the series than his typical portrayals, and is shown to be a rather sensitive soul in nature.
Main article: Pac-Man and the Ghostly AdventuresĬlyde made an appearance in the Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures TV series. He frequently would get annoyed with Inky for being so stupid. He tended to be the most vengeful towards Pac-Man. Clyde is depicted as the leader of the Ghost Gang this was the first and only time he was portrayed as such. He works with Mezmeron in attempt to stop Pac-Man and seize the Power Pellets. In the 1982 animated series, Clyde appears alongside Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Sue. Pac-Man has to team up with Blinky and Pinky to save Inky and Clyde. In Pac-Man World 3, Inky and Clyde are captured and put into a cage by Erwin. He later appears in a huge submarine called the Megawhale with the other ghosts, in a final attempt to stop Pac-Man from reaching Ghost Island. He is the only ghost to have a different machine than the others. Clyde has only one attack method, which involves the frog-robot sticking out its tongue the tongue is spiky, and inflicts damage to Pac-Man. He fights in an arena that looks like a small, dried up pond. He also appears as an enemy in some levels.Ĭlyde is the first boss in Pac-Man World 2, as one of the ghosts who unintentionally released Spooky.Ĭlyde pilots a giant frog-like robot. in the second cutscene, and is scolded by Toc-Man for playing poorly. For more information, see Clyde and Blinky error.Ĭlyde appears as a D.J. These appearances are going by their color rather than their name. NOTE: In the Pac-Man World trilogy, Blinky and Clyde's names are swapped. The ghosts then discover the reason Golvis was imprisoned was because of his clumsiness, not because of his power, much to their annoyance. Although Clyde, Blinky, and Inky weren't completely interested in getting revenge, they went along with Pinky's plans due to her bossiness.Īfter the destruction of Golvis's UFO, Clyde and the others watch Pac-Man on a television in the middle of the ocean. They team up with Golvis in order to get rid of Pac-Man after their previous defeats. For more information, see Clyde and Blinky error.Ĭarrying over his aggressive persona from Pac-Land, Clyde behaves as Blinky typically would in the original Pac-Man, but he has switched colors with him as well.Ĭlyde and the ghosts appear in Pac 'n Roll as enemies. NOTE: In Pac-Mania, Blinky and Clyde's colors are swapped. No ghost is stronger than the other in this game, and the only one who acts differently from the others is Sue. Pac-Land features Clyde and the other ghosts as they try to stop Pac-Man using cars, buses, UFOs, and planes. Sue was colored purple in future games and the TV series, and Tim was colored a lighter orange.
Pac-Man, he is replaced again by Tim While both of these ghosts look identical to Clyde and behave the same way, they are considered different characters. He takes a similar role in these subsequent games: But when Clyde gets within an eight-space radius of Pac-Man, he starts to retreat to the lower-left corner of the maze, which is where he targets during "scatter" mode. Clyde actually does directly chase Pac-Man (exactly the way Blinky does) most of the time. While his movements have been described by Toru Iwatani as "random", Clyde's movements are deliberate. He starts on the righthand side of the Ghost Home in the Maze's center, sitting next to Pinky. 1.6.4 Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (video game)Ĭlyde first appeared alongside Blinky, Pinky, and Inky, the other members of the Ghost Gang, in Pac-Man.
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