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| NOTE: This page is about the new version of Coco Bandicoot. For her counterpart from the original timeline, see Coco Bandicoot (Original Timeline). |
| “ | Crash? Crash! Crash, my battery is fried. Make yourself useful, big brother, and bring an extra battery for me. | „ |
| ~ Coco's first quote in the series. |
Coco Bandicoot is the deuteragonist of the 2017 platform game compilation Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy and its 2020 sequel, Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time.
Just like Crash and Tawna, Coco was an ordinary bandicoot until she was captured by Doctor Neo Cortex and N. Brio and mutated by the Evolvo-Ray. Coco debuted in Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back and then became a staple character of the series, appearing in most games since. She is highly intelligent, cute and spirited, helping her brother out armed with her laptop and technological know-how.
She was voiced by Debi Derryberry (Trilogy; Nitro-Fueled; On the Run), Eden Riegel (Crash Bandicoot 4; Crash Team Rumble), and Tara Strong (Skylanders Academy).
Biography[]
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy[]
In this remastered compilation of the first three Crash Bandicoot games, Coco managed to use her laptop to hack into N. Tropy’s Time Twister (from Crash Bandicoot: Warped) and use it to travel back in time and aid Crash in the past when she’s not helping him in the present, thus making her playable in all three games. However, Coco is not able to access almost any of the boss levels or any of Crash's underwater, vehicle, and animal riding levels.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time[]
Coco is a main character alongside Crash in It's About Time. After completing N. Sanity Peak, any level playable as Crash is playable with Coco as well (with the exception of Crash-specific flashback tape levels). As in the N. Sane Trilogy, the two control identically. She is unlocked as a playable character after completing N. Sanity Peak and opening the Dimensional Map. Coco is first seen at N. Sanity Peak, where she and Aku Aku have discovered a quantum rift, a literal hole in space that serves as a gateway between dimensions. With the help of the Quantum Masks and other allies, she and Crash travel the dimensions in order to stop Nefarious Tropy and Neo Cortex from rewriting history. Throughout the game's story, Coco frequently acts as Crash's "voice", delivering exposition and conversing with characters as her brother does not. In particular, she forms a strong bond with an alternate-dimension version of Tawna whom they meet during their journey.
Ten flashback tape levels are exclusive to Coco which delve into her backstory and relationships to other characters. She was created some time between the events of the first two, and eventually snuck out of Cortex Castle via a "super secret emergency escape hatch".
In the 100% ending epilogue, it is revealed that Coco tried (and failed) to invent the world's first self-flying flying car, and later gained fame as an e-sports champion, naming herself "Kickass Coco".
Other Games[]
Nitro-Fueled[]
Coco returns in the remaster for Crash Team Racing, serving the same role she had in the original game. She is a Acceleration class driver.
Crash Team Rumble[]
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External Links[]
- Coco Bandicoot on the Pure Good Wiki
- Coco Bandicoot on the Crash Bandicoot Wiki
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