Cordy is the eponymous main protagonist of the video game with the same name and its sequels. He also appears in Sleepy Jack as the deuteragonist.
Appearance[]
He is a small, limbless robot with a blue screen for a face, and has two antennas at the top of his head with blue pods on the side, along with hands and feet that resemble almonds.
Biography[]
Cordy[]
He makes his debut in the first game of the series, where he must power up his home planet via Zap Drops that he collects in each levels and finally get to The Core. Once the planet is fully powered, he travels to World 2.
Sleepy Jack[]
In Sleepy Jack, he serves as the game's deuteragonist and is Jack's favorite toy. During levels, he provides tips to the player and guides them.
Cordy Sky[]
After the events of the first game, Cordy continues his journey to World 2 in his spaceship, but crash-lands on Planet 1.5 instead, where he meets another robot named Volt, who was stranded on the planet for a very long time. He tells Cordy he has to collect all 5 Fuel Cells to re-power the ship so they can head to Planet 2. After collecting all 5 Fuel Cells, the ship is fully powered, and Cordy and Volt travel to Planet 2.
Cordy 2[]
In this game, Cordy and Volt arrive in Planet 2, only to find out it has been besieged by Boogaloo and his minions. Cordy must get them back by traveling through 3 worlds, each level having 6 Zap Drops to collect. At the end of each world, Cordy fights Boogaloo. When Cordy defeats Boogaloo for the third time, Planet 2 is saved, and Cordy and his friends celebrate. However, Cordy's son from the future shows up in his spaceship, telling Cordy and his friends that Boogaloo found out a way to time travel, and Cordy and his friends go with his son and head to the future to stop him.
Powers and Abilities[]
In the first game, Cordy can run at top speeds and break through blocks. He can also use his cord to fuel power sources after collecting all the Zap Drops required for each level and swing with his wires. He can also briefly float in the air when holding down the jump button, which would be replaced by double-jumping.
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