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- Normal attack.
- Attacks the target with 2 consecutive attacks.
* Skill Cost: 1JP
* Cast Time: 1s
* Cool Time: 15s
- Peck is the tetartagonist of the Barnyard franchise. He is one of Otis' best friends.
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- Peck is a stork in the animated short Partly Cloudy. Left with the task of delivering Gus's dangerous babies, Peck is constantly injured by Gus's creations as he delivers them. He suffers from getting bitten by an alligator, head-butted by a ram, pricked by a porcupine, and shocked by an eel, but anyway, continues to do his job with a positive attitude because of his friendship with Gus.
- A peck is ¼ of a bushel, or 8 quarts.
- Peck is a Brotherhood of Steel mechanic in 2197.
- Peck is a rooster voiced by Rob Paulsen
- Peck – postać, występująca w Gothic II oraz Gothic II: Noc Kruka. Jest to strażnik miejski i zbrojmistrz z miasta Khorinis.
- Peck è una guardia col compito di distribuire le armi alle nuove reclute della Milizia. Proprio nella prima missione, una volta entrati nella Milizia, Lord Andre lo rivuole nella caserma, e chiedendo informazioni a Mortis si scopre che si diverte spesso al bordello Lanterna Rossa. Egli possiede anche la chiave della torre vicina alla casa di Thorben.
- Peck is a goebie who features in the quest Call of the Ancestors. Together with Tunks and Lunch they form the goebie trio. Peck cannot currently be found after completion of the quest.
- Peck is an elf of Skellig island and an inhabitant of the Elfin Forest.
- Peck is a pirate-subordinate of Brandeau. He is a trustee of Brandeau until his death. He appeared in Suikoden IV first with his demon appearance and in Suikoden Tactics as a human and showing the reason of his transformation.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Peck Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Peck is a damaging Flying-type move introduced in Generation I in which the target is jabbed with a sharp beak or horn.
- Peck is a stork in the animated short Partly Cloudy. Left with the task of delivering Gus's dangerous babies, Peck is constantly injured by Gus's creations as he delivers them. He suffers from getting bitten by an alligator, head-butted by a ram, pricked by a porcupine, and shocked by an eel, but anyway continues to do his job with a positive attitude because of his friendship with Gus.
- Peck is a minor character from the 1985 animated series She-Ra: Princess of Power.
- Peck is a fairy-chicken featured in the Sesame Street segment Abby's Flying Fairy School. She plays minor roles in various episodes. In one episode, Abby, Blögg and Peck grow their own flowers, but Gonnigan has no luck, even when trying to shove Puck in his pot. His friends convince him to use magic to make it grow. He uses his "Gigantic Spell" and turns the plant into a large beanstalk that stretches to the sky, with Peck hanging on. Mrs. Sparklenose has them poof to the top to retrieve her. Once at the top, they discover a giant using Peck a tiny feather duster. They try to communicate, but they are not heard. They call Spot, who shows them images of ears. Abby makes Gonnigan perform his spell again, so they can be giants and talk to him. They grow to be as big as the giant and swap Peck
- Peck is a main character from Back at the Barnyard. He is one of Otis' best friends. Peck is typically gentle, friendly, and very intelligent, although commonly joins Freddy in doing strange or dangerous activities. No matter what ideas the other animals come up with, Peck is quick to point out the flaws and is one of the most sane and smartest animals in the main cast.
- Peck is a weak attack in that is pre-learned at the start of the game in Banjo-Tooie. It is used by pressing Image:B button (N64).png once while stationary or moving slowly. When used, Kazooie pecks at enemies in front of her. It replaces the Claw Swipe ability from Banjo-Kazooie, forcing Banjo to learn the Pack Whack to attack on his own. Curiously, Kazooie cannot use it on her own, but is forced to learn the Wing Whack in order to attack without using eggs. This is likely due to the fact that alone Kazooie doesn't have Banjo's weight to hold her down as she thrusts her head forward.
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