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 cowardly persona from Pac-Land, Blinky behaves as Clyde typically would in the original Pac-Man, but he has switched colors with him as well.īlinky 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 Blinky and the other ghosts as they try to stop Pac-Man using cars, buses, UFOs, and planes. In certain later games, Blinky's 'Cruise Elroy' state is triggered by how long the character remains on the maze rather than the remaining Pac-Dots.īlinky follows a similar role in these subsequent games: The number of Pac-Dots that Pac-Man must eat in order for Blinky to become Cruise Elroy gets lower and lower as the game progresses. When the ghosts are in 'scatter' mode, Blinky typically occupies the top-right corner of the maze.Īfter Pac-Man eats a number of Pac-Dots, Blinky will continuously accelerate this state is colloquially known as 'Cruise Elroy'. He starts out of the Ghost Home in the center of the Maze.īlinky is the most persistent of the original four he is the most aggressive ghost in the arcade games, and is always directly targeting Pac-Man when in 'chase' mode (thus his nickname, Shadow, as in he 'shadows' or follows Pac-Man). Pac-Man Main article: Pac-Man (game)īlinky first appeared with Pinky, Inky, and Clyde, the other members of the Ghost Gang, in Pac-Man. 1.6.5 Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (video game).

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