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Line 12: * [[Artificial Limbs]]: Huggy Bear has a machine gun for one hand, and a stuffed beast thing for the other. * [[Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever]]: The titular Chuck in the mission, "Chuck Amok". * [[Boss-Only Level]]: Every boss battle against one of the generals. * [[Bragging Rights Reward]]: See the entry for [[Infinity+1 Sword]] below. * [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: Every time you beat a general, they join your side in the final fight against Huggy Bear. Line 22: * [[Mini Boss]]: Quite several levels feature unique enemies that happen to be this. * [[Monster Clown]]: Roly Poly. * [[Pegasus]]: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic. * [[Racing Mini Game]]: Every room has some race in it, whether plane, helicopter or car. * [[Sapient Ship]]: Blackjack. * [[Shout-Out]]: [[Toy Story (franchise)\|\|The kid who owns the living toys is named Andy, you say?]] * [[The Smurfette Principle]]: Peggy is implied to be the female of the pack, an old one at that. * [["Wake-Up Call" Boss]]: Vroom-Vroom, the weaponized dump truck. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around