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Gronk is a caveman in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and Spyro: Shadow Legacy who live in Skelos Badlands along with the other cavemen. He has a cousin called Glug. Orko once performed an experiment that transferred his magic into a Gronk and sent it to the distant world of Omiros. The Gronk fell into the hands of an evil wizard named Zalt, and Orko had to travel to Omiros with He-Man and Battle Cat to retrieve it. Far away in another galaxy, there lies a planet of mutant dinosaurs. Gronk's ability to teleport made him the means by which Null and Voyd escaped being stranded there. Gronks are big, docile, dull-witted creatures. That is, until their territories are invaded, which is probably the case by the time someone comes face-to-face with one. Then Gronks display a mindless aggressivity, which is all the more frightening because of the creatures burlyness. The most recent have been the Lyson Empire and the People's Republic of Gronk (PROG). Meanwhile, the remaining corelands of Northern Gronk remain dominated by different warring factions - even though, nominally, they are unified as the Gronkian Union. Lieutenant Gronk was the leader of a team of gorilla mercenaries who were initially hired by Inspector Carmelita Fox to help her capture the Cooper Gang. However, she also used them in Venice to help her stop the local crime boss Octavio. All the members of his team were equipped with missile launchers and jetpacks. Gronk and his team later appeared at Kaine Island to attack Dr. M's mutant. However, their efforts were not enough to stop the monster, and they suffered a high number of casualties in the battle. Gronk's fate remains unknown. Gronk is in the episodes Which Witch is Which?, and Merlin, the Magician making him the only character other than the main stars to appear in more than one episode.

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* Gronkses has a distinctive speeches patterns, and are frequently to be found lamenting "Oh, my poor heartses!" if startled. * According to Chambers Dictionary , sibilate means "to pronounce with, or produce, a hissing sound."

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Gronks are a timid life-form from the planet Blas in the Gallego system. Mutant bounty hunter Johnny Alpha first encountered and befriended a Gronk fairly early in his career, but the creature was killed shortly afterward; Alpha's partner, Wulf Sternhammer took the Gronk's pelt to wear, in deference to the traditions of the Gronk's home planet. Shortly afterward, Alpha and Sternhammer met another Gronk who recognized the pelt as having belonged to his brother. This Gronk insisted on joining Alpha and Sternhammer in their adventures as their medic, despite the perils of such an occupation and the tendency of Gronks to suffer heart failure at the slightest sign of excitement. Eventually, when Johnny Alpha's father Nelson Bunker Kreelman took over the Strontium Dog's orbital HQ, the Doghouse, in order to seek revenge on his son, the Gronk suffered several near fatal heart attacks after discovering his plans. He did, however, manage to free Alpha from his father's torture machine. Following this, the Gronk ceased to accompany Alpha and Sternhammer on missions and, indeed, it was assumed by many that he had died. According to one account which may or may not be true, following the destruction of the Doghouse and Johnny Alpha's apparent death, the Gronk suffered another heart attack which resulted in a hitherto unsuspected aggressive and fearless side to his nature coming to the fore, and he took up Johnny's badge and, alongside the mutant Feral Jackson, travelled to the homeworld of the Lyran sorcerers in order to release Johnny's soul. The Gronk seemingly killed his friend again in order to free him from unending torture before declaring of the Lyrans that "nobody gets out of here aliveses", and apparently destroying them all. This story may be apocryphal however, since new information concerning Alpha's fate has since come to light.

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Some Gronks can re-start their hearts after hours of apparent death. Also, Gronks can eat metal, including locks. This comes in handy.

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Far away in another galaxy, there lies a planet of mutant dinosaurs. Gronk's ability to teleport made him the means by which Null and Voyd escaped being stranded there. Gronk is in the episodes Which Witch is Which?, and Merlin, the Magician making him the only character other than the main stars to appear in more than one episode. Orko once performed an experiment that transferred his magic into a Gronk and sent it to the distant world of Omiros. The Gronk fell into the hands of an evil wizard named Zalt, and Orko had to travel to Omiros with He-Man and Battle Cat to retrieve it. Gronks are big, docile, dull-witted creatures. That is, until their territories are invaded, which is probably the case by the time someone comes face-to-face with one. Then Gronks display a mindless aggressivity, which is all the more frightening because of the creatures burlyness. Lieutenant Gronk was the leader of a team of gorilla mercenaries who were initially hired by Inspector Carmelita Fox to help her capture the Cooper Gang. However, she also used them in Venice to help her stop the local crime boss Octavio. All the members of his team were equipped with missile launchers and jetpacks. Gronk and his team also traveled to Australia with Carmelita as she pursued the Cooper Gang. They were seen attacking Sly as he climbed giant Carmelita to remove the Mask of Dark Earth from her face. Once the mask was off, Gronk's soldiers destroyed it, which resulted in an explosion that killed several of them. Gronk and his team later appeared at Kaine Island to attack Dr. M's mutant. However, their efforts were not enough to stop the monster, and they suffered a high number of casualties in the battle. Gronk's fate remains unknown. The most recent have been the Lyson Empire and the People's Republic of Gronk (PROG). Meanwhile, the remaining corelands of Northern Gronk remain dominated by different warring factions - even though, nominally, they are unified as the Gronkian Union. Gronk is a caveman in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and Spyro: Shadow Legacy who live in Skelos Badlands along with the other cavemen. He has a cousin called Glug.