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'''Horny toads''',{{cite|rc02|guide=2}} occasionally known as '''sand toads''',{{cite|rc16|extras=Enemy gallery}} are enemies in ''[[Ratchet & Clank (2002 game)|Ratchet & Clank]]'' and the [[Ratchet & Clank (2016 game)|2016 re-imagined game]], encountered on planet [[Veldin]]. They are common, wild, bipedal toads that are often seen hopping around in groups.
 
'''Horny toads''',{{cite|rc02|guide=2}} occasionally known as '''sand toads''',{{cite|rc16|extras=Enemy gallery}} are enemies in ''[[Ratchet & Clank (2002 game)|Ratchet & Clank]]'' and the [[Ratchet & Clank (2016 game)|2016 re-imagined game]], encountered on planet [[Veldin]]. They are common, wild, bipedal toads that are often seen hopping around in groups.
   
 
In the original release, horny toads were fought by Ratchet during the missions "[[Investigate crash site]]" and "[[Save Ratchet's planet]]". In the re-imagined release, horny toads were fought during "[[Head to the fairgrounds‎‎]]" but not at night during "[[Return to the garage]]", where only [[blarg]] enemies appeared.
==History==
 
In the original release, horny toads were fought by Ratchet during the missions "[[Investigate crash site]]" and "[[Save Ratchet's planet]]". In the re-imagined release, horny toads were fought during "[[Head to the fairgrounds‎‎]]" but not during "[[Return to the garage]]" at night, where only [[blarg]] enemies appeared.
 
   
 
==Characteristics==
 
==Characteristics==
 
[[File:Horny toad from R&C (2016) concept art.png|thumb|Concept art from the re-imagined game.]]
 
[[File:Horny toad from R&C (2016) concept art.png|thumb|Concept art from the re-imagined game.]]
Horny toads are orange, toad-like creatures that bounce on their two back legs to move in a hopping fashion. Though bipedal in movement, they have two smaller front legs used for balance and two large back legs. Horny toads have orange skin, with white spikes and dark brown strikes across their back, matching the arid planet's surface.
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Horny toads are orange, toad-like creatures that bounce on their two back legs to move in a hopping fashion. Though bipedal in movement, they have two smaller front legs used for balance, and two large back legs. Horny toads have orange skin, with white spikes and dark brown strikes across their back, matching the arid planet's surface.
   
In the 2016 re-imagined release, horny toads instead have dark blue skin rather than orange on their back but have peachy, yellow skin below. They also only appear during the daytime. When they spot Ratchet, they react by making a croaking noise, and their eyes will widen. Horny toads are also much faster at jumping.
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In the 2016 re-imagining, these toads have dark blue skin rather than orange on their back, but have peachy, yellow skin below. They also only appear during the daytime. When they spot Ratchet, they react by making a croaking noise, and their eyes will widen. Horny toads are also much faster at jumping.
   
 
==Combat==
 
==Combat==
Horny toads attack in numbers, using their agility to their advantage. Their large jaw produces their only attack, a melee range offensive bite. It is signified by them pausing from moving to face the player, followed by bellowing a loud croak and bite. They have very little defense, and they can be easily defeated with a single strike from the [[OmniWrench]], which can be turned into a [[multi-strike]] against multiples of them. Other weapons can also be effective at clearing out large groups encountered upon returning to Veldin.
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Horny toads attack in numbers, using their agility to their advantage. Their large jaw produces their only attack, a melee range offensive bite. It is signified by them pausing from moving to face the player, followed by bellowing a loud croak and then delivering a bite. They have very little defense and can be easily defeated with a single strike from the [[OmniWrench]], though a [[multi-strike]] is effective against multiples of them. Other weapons can also be effective at clearing out large groups encountered upon returning to Veldin.
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 10:14, 11 August 2020

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Horny toads,[1] occasionally known as sand toads,[2] are enemies in Ratchet & Clank and the 2016 re-imagined game, encountered on planet Veldin. They are common, wild, bipedal toads that are often seen hopping around in groups.

In the original release, horny toads were fought by Ratchet during the missions "Investigate crash site" and "Save Ratchet's planet". In the re-imagined release, horny toads were fought during "Head to the fairgrounds‎‎" but not at night during "Return to the garage", where only blarg enemies appeared.

Characteristics

Horny toad from R&C (2016) concept art

Concept art from the re-imagined game.

Horny toads are orange, toad-like creatures that bounce on their two back legs to move in a hopping fashion. Though bipedal in movement, they have two smaller front legs used for balance, and two large back legs. Horny toads have orange skin, with white spikes and dark brown strikes across their back, matching the arid planet's surface.

In the 2016 re-imagining, these toads have dark blue skin rather than orange on their back, but have peachy, yellow skin below. They also only appear during the daytime. When they spot Ratchet, they react by making a croaking noise, and their eyes will widen. Horny toads are also much faster at jumping.

Combat

Horny toads attack in numbers, using their agility to their advantage. Their large jaw produces their only attack, a melee range offensive bite. It is signified by them pausing from moving to face the player, followed by bellowing a loud croak and then delivering a bite. They have very little defense and can be easily defeated with a single strike from the OmniWrench, though a multi-strike is effective against multiples of them. Other weapons can also be effective at clearing out large groups encountered upon returning to Veldin.

References

  1. Ratchet & Clank (2002 game), Ratchet & Clank Prima's Official Strategy Guide, p. 2
  2. Ratchet & Clank (2016 game), Extras § "Enemy gallery"