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Pokey's earliest appearance with The Muppets was in episode 201 of Muppets Tonight in a Tales from the Vet sketch. Later, Pokey would appear in the post office in A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa during "Delivering Christmas" and in background scenes in The Muppets. The puppet has also been used in Mopatop's Shop for Mr. Easy Peasy and Mr. Holiday, and as an ancillary puppet in early stagings of The Jim Henson Company's Puppet Up! Pokey won a tan monkey (which he named Handsey) in the Year of the Monkey Chanties! of January 2004 on Midnight, which he later donated to Lejerque's contest, Race for the Ruined Ring. He also won a brown monkey (Chips) in the Carpentry Bake-Off! of April 2005 on Midnight. He later presented this monkey to Obaba for her work on Azumanga! MIDNIGHT. A Pokey is an enemy in the Mario series. He first appeared in the Nintendo Entertainment System classic Doki Doki Panic/Super Mario Bros. 2 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Each Pokey has a certain amount of segments, usually with five, with the fith being his head. They are cactus enemies who will hurt anyone who touches it. Ever since the species first appearance, they have appeared regularly in Mario platforms and even spinoffs. In Super Mario World, Mario or Luigi were able to destroy them by using a star man to ram into him, or letting Yoshi eat each of his segments one by one. Pokeys are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. Pokeys are among the several enemies that originated in the Mario series of games and appear only in Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. They mostly appear in desert regions. Pokeys are cacti made of a maximum of four individual segments. The topmost segment has a face. Each time Link strikes a Pokey with his sword, one of the segments is knocked loose from Pokey's body. It ricochets around the screen briefly before it is destroyed. Pokeys are enemies that appear in the Mario series. They are tall creatures made of various spikey balls. They can be defeated by depleted all their body parts or hitting their head. Les Pokey sont des ennemis récurrents ayant la forme d'un grand cactus avec des pics et qui sont composés de boules empilées. Même s'ils apparaissent dans les jeux vidéo Mario, les Pokey sont introduits dans Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic. Pokey is an enemy that first appeared in Doki Doki Panic, later in Super Mario Bros 2 USA and other Mario games. Pokeys are cactus-like enemies that appear in many games in the Super Mario series. They are yellow and spherical in appearance, and are covered in various spikes. The number of segments a Pokey has varies from Pokey to Pokey: they have also been known to be able to throw their segments as an attack mechanism. The top segment of the Pokey is where its face is located, always displaying a dashing but somewhat unsettling smile. Les Pokey (サンボ Sanbo) sont des ennemis récurrents de la série. Ils apparaissent dans Link's Awakening et Oracle of Seasons. A l'origine, ce sont des ennemis de la série Super Mario Bros. Ce cactus vient vers vous en chancelant. Seule une carapace bien placée peut en venir à bout. Los Pokeys son enemigos recurrentes de la Saga, son unos de los muchos enemigos que también aparecen en los videojuegos de Mario Bros. Aparece en regiones desérticas al igual que en los videojuegos de Mario Bros. Pokeys are cactus-like creatures that are commonly found throughout the Mario series as recurring enemies. Pokeys, like Shy Guys and Bob-ombs, originate from the non-Mario game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, which later became Super Mario Bros. 2. Pokey es la nueva cobaya o conejillo de indias de Lisa. Apareció por primera vez en el episodio "The War of Art". Pokey is a character primarily seen in the background of several Muppet productions. Pokey's most significant role to date has been that of the studio director in The Muppets Take Over Today. The character was named in this appearance on-screen by Joe Michaels, The Today Show director, whom Pokey replaced during the takeover of the show. The puppet has also been used in Mopatop's Shop for Mr. Easy Peasy and Mr. Holiday, and as an ancillary puppet in early stagings of The Jim Henson Company's Puppet Up! Pokeys are tall, yellow cactuses seen in Dry Dry Desert. They are very spikey and can't be jumped upon unless Mario has a Spike badge to do so. Their main attack is throwing parts of their spikey bodies at Mario. They can also call in reinforcements from the sand if their health is low or if they're alone. Test Also in Mario Kart DS, they appear in the mission option, in Mission 2 - 6. The player's task is to destroy five Pokeys with Bob-ombs. This mission uses Wario in the Standard WR, on the Desert Hills track. The time limit is 55 seconds. This mission is difficult because the Pokeys "walk" around, making them hard to hit, and the Bob-ombs and Pokeys are hazards. Primera aparición Primera aparición Última aparición Última aparición Última aparición Juego/s Juego/s Género Género Especie Especie Vivienda Vivienda Vivienda Galaxia Rey HP PC Nivel Estrella Ataque Defensa Ataque mágico Defensa mágica Localización Monedas Experiencia Ataques Ataques Poderes Habilidades Puntos de resistencia Ataques especiales Punto débil Enemigos Item/s Item de Yoshi Los Pokey son cactus enemigos que están compuestos de tres a cinco segmentos esféricos. Para destruirlos hay que hacerlo segmento a segmento. Los Pokeys, como los Shy Guy y Bob-omb, fueron originados en juegos que no son de Mario, vistos después en Super Mario Bros 2. Pokey is Lisa's pet guinea pig that first lived in the Guinea Pig Rescue Center. He destroyed the Simpsons' living room art, prompting them to buy a picture at a garage sale. He seemingly vanished after this episode, with no straightforward explanation, and has not been seen or mentioned since. Throughout the Mario Kart series, Pokeys serve as obstacles, usually in desert-themed Tracks. They could be damaged higher damage Items, such as Bob-ombs and Stars Moving from side to side, they can be very hard to dodge and anguishing. They make two appearances in Mario Kart Wii. Pokeys ist ein gelb-orangefarbenes Wesen mit Stacheln. Es besteht aus verschiedenen Kugeln, die man wegschlagen kann. Macht man dies nicht schnell genug, wachsen Pokeys Glieder wieder nach. Bei einem Sprung auf den Kopf verletzt man sich selbst. Es gibt verschiedene Arten von ihnen. Sie kommen auch in der Paper Mario-Serie, in der Mario Kart-Serie und in Super Mario World vor. Ab den GCN-Spielen haben Pokeys Blumen auf dem Kopf. Das gilt nicht für die Paper Mario-Serie. Pokey is a limited time character released on March 19, 2014 during the War of Art Promotional. Pokey is the fourth character to be released for the character collection. He became available for purchase upon completion of the Guinea Pig Rescue Center. A sound-generating integrated circuit, designed by Atari and used in their early-1980s video games, and also the model 400 and 800 microcomputers. The IC contained a basic analog synthesis capability, under control of the computer's software. It was polyphonic, capable of generating up to four voices, although pitch accuracy suffered when more than one voice was used at a time, due to the chip's control architecture.

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Pokey's earliest appearance with The Muppets was in episode 201 of Muppets Tonight in a Tales from the Vet sketch. Later, Pokey would appear in the post office in A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa during "Delivering Christmas" and in background scenes in The Muppets. The puppet has also been used in Mopatop's Shop for Mr. Easy Peasy and Mr. Holiday, and as an ancillary puppet in early stagings of The Jim Henson Company's Puppet Up! Also in Mario Kart DS, they appear in the mission option, in Mission 2 - 6. The player's task is to destroy five Pokeys with Bob-ombs. This mission uses Wario in the Standard WR, on the Desert Hills track. The time limit is 55 seconds. This mission is difficult because the Pokeys "walk" around, making them hard to hit, and the Bob-ombs and Pokeys are hazards. Pokeys are tall, yellow cactuses seen in Dry Dry Desert. They are very spikey and can't be jumped upon unless Mario has a Spike badge to do so. Their main attack is throwing parts of their spikey bodies at Mario. They can also call in reinforcements from the sand if their health is low or if they're alone. A Pokey is an enemy in the Mario series. He first appeared in the Nintendo Entertainment System classic Doki Doki Panic/Super Mario Bros. 2 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Each Pokey has a certain amount of segments, usually with five, with the fith being his head. They are cactus enemies who will hurt anyone who touches it. Ever since the species first appearance, they have appeared regularly in Mario platforms and even spinoffs. In Super Mario World, Mario or Luigi were able to destroy them by using a star man to ram into him, or letting Yoshi eat each of his segments one by one. The species is also an obstacle in the Mario Kart series, usually in the desert levels. The following is a list of Mario Kart games where Pokey has appeared. * Mario Kart: Double Dash‼ - GameCube * Mario Kart DS - Nintendo DS * Mario Kart Wii - Wii In Super Mario Galaxy, Mario is able to kill him by tossing some fruit at him. Once you do all his segments will fall apart. In New Super Mario Bros., Pokeys have flower above their heads which they are pretending to be female. You might think they are female. To kill them, punch all of their segments. A mummified Pokey also appears as a boss of World 2. Killing Mummipokey lets you go to World 3. But if you kill this mummified version of Pokey while Mario or Luigi is in mini form, you go to World 4, which is optional along with World 7. Pokey is a character primarily seen in the background of several Muppet productions. Pokey's most significant role to date has been that of the studio director in The Muppets Take Over Today. The character was named in this appearance on-screen by Joe Michaels, The Today Show director, whom Pokey replaced during the takeover of the show. Pokey's earliest appearance with The Muppets was in episode 201 of Muppets Tonight in a Tales from the Vet sketch. Later, Pokey would appear in the post office in A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa during "Delivering Christmas", and in background scenes of The Muppets, Muppets Most Wanted, and the Kermit's Party videos. In 2017, Pokey appeared with Luncheon Counter Monster and Mo Frackle as Beaker's internet friends in the Muppet Labs sketch from The Muppets Take the Bowl. The puppet has also been used in Mopatop's Shop for Mr. Easy Peasy and Mr. Holiday, and as an ancillary puppet in early stagings of The Jim Henson Company's Puppet Up! Pokey is a limited time character released on March 19, 2014 during the War of Art Promotional. Pokey is the fourth character to be released for the character collection. He became available for purchase upon completion of the Guinea Pig Rescue Center. Test Pokeys are enemies that appear in the Mario series. They are tall creatures made of various spikey balls. They can be defeated by depleted all their body parts or hitting their head. Primera aparición Primera aparición Última aparición Última aparición Última aparición Juego/s Juego/s Género Género Especie Especie Vivienda Vivienda Vivienda Galaxia Rey HP PC Nivel Estrella Ataque Defensa Ataque mágico Defensa mágica Localización Monedas Experiencia Ataques Ataques Poderes Habilidades Puntos de resistencia Ataques especiales Punto débil Enemigos Item/s Item de Yoshi Los Pokey son cactus enemigos que están compuestos de tres a cinco segmentos esféricos. Para destruirlos hay que hacerlo segmento a segmento. Los Pokeys, como los Shy Guy y Bob-omb, fueron originados en juegos que no son de Mario, vistos después en Super Mario Bros 2. Pokeys ist ein gelb-orangefarbenes Wesen mit Stacheln. Es besteht aus verschiedenen Kugeln, die man wegschlagen kann. Macht man dies nicht schnell genug, wachsen Pokeys Glieder wieder nach. Bei einem Sprung auf den Kopf verletzt man sich selbst. Es gibt verschiedene Arten von ihnen. Sie kommen auch in der Paper Mario-Serie, in der Mario Kart-Serie und in Super Mario World vor. Ab den GCN-Spielen haben Pokeys Blumen auf dem Kopf. Das gilt nicht für die Paper Mario-Serie. Los Pokeys son enemigos recurrentes de la Saga, son unos de los muchos enemigos que también aparecen en los videojuegos de Mario Bros. Aparece en regiones desérticas al igual que en los videojuegos de Mario Bros. Pokey es la nueva cobaya o conejillo de indias de Lisa. Apareció por primera vez en el episodio "The War of Art". Pokey is Lisa's pet guinea pig that first lived in the Guinea Pig Rescue Center. He destroyed the Simpsons' living room art, prompting them to buy a picture at a garage sale. He seemingly vanished after this episode, with no straightforward explanation, and has not been seen or mentioned since. Pokey won a tan monkey (which he named Handsey) in the Year of the Monkey Chanties! of January 2004 on Midnight, which he later donated to Lejerque's contest, Race for the Ruined Ring. He also won a brown monkey (Chips) in the Carpentry Bake-Off! of April 2005 on Midnight. He later presented this monkey to Obaba for her work on Azumanga! MIDNIGHT. Pokey is a member of the crew The Yo-Ho Yo-Yos, in the flag Looterati. His "uniform" is that of green pantaloons, a red bandana, and a tan and white striped shirt. Pokey sometimes accompanies this uniform with fancy boots, which shows off his pegleg. He received the pegleg sometimes in 2005. Les Pokey sont des ennemis récurrents ayant la forme d'un grand cactus avec des pics et qui sont composés de boules empilées. Même s'ils apparaissent dans les jeux vidéo Mario, les Pokey sont introduits dans Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic. Ce cactus vient vers vous en chancelant. Seule une carapace bien placée peut en venir à bout. Pokey is an enemy that first appeared in Doki Doki Panic, later in Super Mario Bros 2 USA and other Mario games. Les Pokey (サンボ Sanbo) sont des ennemis récurrents de la série. Ils apparaissent dans Link's Awakening et Oracle of Seasons. A l'origine, ce sont des ennemis de la série Super Mario Bros. A sound-generating integrated circuit, designed by Atari and used in their early-1980s video games, and also the model 400 and 800 microcomputers. The IC contained a basic analog synthesis capability, under control of the computer's software. It was polyphonic, capable of generating up to four voices, although pitch accuracy suffered when more than one voice was used at a time, due to the chip's control architecture. Each voice consisted of a VCO, capable of generating an imperfect pulse wave and offering pulse width modulation; a high pass VCF, and a VCA. There was also random-number generator and shift register that could be used to distort the signal, or as a noise source. (There was no lowpass filter capability; the designers may have felt it was unnecessary given the extremely limited bandwidth of sound reproduction in the gaming systems of the day.) All controllable parameters were controlled by software, by writing parameter values to registers on the chip. There was no modulation capability; any desired modulation or envelope generation had to be performed in software. The IC also included a number of capabilites unrelated to the sound generation function but useful in games, such as panel scanning and video timers. The POKEY gave Atari games of the era a unique sound. The imperfect waveform from the VCO, and the lack of low pass filtering, forced certain compromises, such as often using square waves, or duty cycles near to square, in order to achieve a full sound. Clever use of the distortion could result in surprisingly thick bass sounds, and programmers learned to take advantage of the pitch inaccuracies to produce chorusing effects. The type of video-game-associated music produced with POKEY and similar ICs from that era is now referred to as chiptunes, and the POKEY sound is much sought out for the purpose. Since the actual POKEY is long out of production and nearly unavailable, several emulators have been developed. Throughout the Mario Kart series, Pokeys serve as obstacles, usually in desert-themed Tracks. They could be damaged higher damage Items, such as Bob-ombs and Stars Moving from side to side, they can be very hard to dodge and anguishing. They make two appearances in Mario Kart Wii. Pokeys are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. Pokeys are among the several enemies that originated in the Mario series of games and appear only in Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. They mostly appear in desert regions. Pokeys are cacti made of a maximum of four individual segments. The topmost segment has a face. Each time Link strikes a Pokey with his sword, one of the segments is knocked loose from Pokey's body. It ricochets around the screen briefly before it is destroyed. Pokeys are cactus-like creatures that are commonly found throughout the Mario series as recurring enemies. Pokeys, like Shy Guys and Bob-ombs, originate from the non-Mario game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, which later became Super Mario Bros. 2. Pokeys are cactus-like enemies that appear in many games in the Super Mario series. They are yellow and spherical in appearance, and are covered in various spikes. The number of segments a Pokey has varies from Pokey to Pokey: they have also been known to be able to throw their segments as an attack mechanism. The top segment of the Pokey is where its face is located, always displaying a dashing but somewhat unsettling smile. They are usually seen with spikes on their heads, but some sub-species have flowers. These can be jumped on, except for in New Super Mario Bros. If Mario throws a fireball at Pokey, one of its segments will fall off. However, if the fireball connects with the Pokey's head, all of its segments will disperse at once. Pokeys were first seen in Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario World, existing as prominent foes in both games under the sovereignty of Wart and Bowser.

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