Pac-Man (animation): Difference between revisions

* [[The Ditz]]: Inky.

* [[Fan Vid]]: [[The Adventures of Duane and Brand O|The Adventures of Duane and BrandO]] gives a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r4MRkwRZeU damned good rendition] of a longstanding [[Ear Worm]].

* ~Hey, It's That Voice!~: The hero is Beegle Beagle (from ''The Great Grape Ape'') and Autocat; the villain is Uglor from ''[[Space Stars]]''; the blue ghost is Clamhead from ''[[Jabberjaw]]'', and the red, pink and purple ghosts are characters from ''[[CB Bears]]''.

** Pac-Man's cat is [[Transformers|Optimus Prime]] and his dog is [[Transformers|Megatron]]. And once again (or rather, once ''before''), they're in conflict. Only this time, [[Peter Cullen]] voices the mean one.

* [[Motor Mouth]]: Not in the H-B series, but in the Pac-Man record albums by Kid Stuff Records, Speedy (AKA: Pinky) talks this way.

* [[Never Say Die]]: Chomping isn't eating. Chomping the ghosts turns them into [[Eyes Are Unbreakable|floating eyes]], just as in the game. Chomping Pac-Man turns him into something resembling a sad bean bag chair, though he gets better when fed power pellets.

* [[Punny Name]]: Most of the landmarks, characters, etc. in the show had the word "Pac" or "chomp" in their names; for example, Pac-land's movie capital was "Pac-Hollywood", and Pac-Man's dog was named "Chomp-Chomp".

* [[Recursive Adaptation]]: An arcade video game called ''Pac-Land'' was released in 1984, which was a side-scrolling platformer that was clearly based on the cartoon. Inky's lazy eye and Sue's purple cloak and [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics|eyes]] survived into the design of the monsters in ''Pac-Mania''. But Blinky retains his speed and aggressiveness, whereas in the cartoon he was an asthmatic coward. In the ''Pac-Man World'' games, however, the cartoon is completely forgotten. There are only four ghosts, and Pinky is now female.