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Q*Bert is the protagonist of the Q*bert series of games. His job is to jump on the tile shaped pyramids in order to make them the exact same color, or save his love interest, Q*bertina, all while trying to avoid the evil Coily, Ugg, Slick, Sam, and Wrong-Way.
In Saturday Supercade, he was voiced by Billy Bowles. He was voiced by Adam Sandler in Pixels.
Appearance[]
Q*bert is a small, round, orange creature with a short tubular elephant-like nose. He has two legs connected to his torso. Q*bert does not have arms.
Biography[]
Q*bert[]
Q*bert's debut title, which gave him he task of turning all the cubes on the pyramid into a single color. This was when he first faced his adversaries- Coily, Wrong-Way, and Ugg, along with putting a stop to the disruptive behaviors of Slick and Sam.
In Faster Harder More Challenging Q*bert, Q*Bert now had to deal with Q*bertha, a member of his species that was madly in love with him.
Q*bert's Qubes[]
In the second game in the series, Q*bert now had to rotate a set of cubes until they had all the same color in a row, this time having to avoid Meltniks, Soobops and Rat-A-Tat-Tat. Once again, the reason was never explained.
Q*bert 3[]
As with the first game, Q*bert's role in Q*bert 3 was to hop around on a set of blocks to change their color, while avoiding Coily, Wrong-Way and Ugg, plus new enemies Frogg, Top Hat and Derby.
Q*bert (1999 game)[]
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Q*bert: Rebooted[]
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Other Media[]
Saturday Supercade[]
In the Saturday Supercade cartoon of Q*bert, the character was depicted with arms and legs wearing a red and white jacket, and lived in 50's America-esque town with his friend Q*ball, and his girlfriend Q*tee. The series depicted Q*bert facing several problems brought on by either his mistakes, his friends mishaps, but mostly Coily and his gang (Slick, Wrong-Way etc.) causing trouble.
Wreck-It Ralph[]
Q*bert was confirmed to appear in Disney's 52nd animated feature, Wreck-It Ralph, along with the rest of the ensemble from the first game. Fix-It Felix, one of the characters of the film, knows how to translate "Q*bertese" (which composes mainly of gibberish and random symbols contained in speech marks). They start out as homeless characters who have had their game unplugged, so Ralph offers them a cherry which he has taken from Pac-Man. At the end of the film Q*bert and the gang are taken into Fix-It Felix Jr. to help them out on the bonus levels.
Pixels[]
Q*bert is one of the two tetartagonists ( the other being Lady Lisa) and the only video game character in the film that allies himself with the human cast of the film, acting as their pet and companion.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Q*bert was originally supposed to be able to shoot projectiles (hence why he has his tubular nose). This was later removed by Warren Davis, who wanted simpler controls. These projectiles may have inspired the "slippy-doos" from the animated shorts.
- Although Coily and the gang are his enemies in the games etc, they seem to be friends in Wreck-It-Ralph, as they show no sign of hostile behavior to eachother unlike in the games. It's possible they are actually friendly off-work or made mends with eachother out of sympathy after the game's unplugging.
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