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Comes complete with spy defensive features[[Category:Block Foe Attacks]] | |||
|obtain=Using a [[spy tux]] | |obtain=Using a [[spy tux]] | ||
|used=You press a button labeled 'F' on the steering wheel, and before you can say chitty-chitty, the car shifts and changes, turning into a mini-sub. And if you did this while anywhere but a dock, you're now kind of stuck. | |used=:''(if level 4 or above) | ||
You press a button labeled 'F' on the steering wheel, and before you can say chitty-chitty, the car shifts and changes, turning into a mini-sub. And if you did this while anywhere but a dock, you're now kind of stuck. | |||
:{{obtain|spy submarine|spysubmarine.gif}} | :{{obtain|spy submarine|spysubmarine.gif}} | ||
<u>[[spy ice cream truck|Use again]]</u> | <u>[[spy ice cream truck|Use again]]</u> | ||
:''(if level 3 or below) | |||
You press some button on the steering wheel, causing the car to fold into a neatly pressed tuxedo. Best. Button. Ever. | |||
:{{obtain|spy tux|spytux.gif}} | |||
<u>[[spy sports car|Use again]]</u> | |||
|multiuse=! | |multiuse=! | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Other Uses== | ==Other Uses== | ||
* Sometimes, during combat, you'll get one of the following messages | * Sometimes, during combat, you'll get one of the following messages blocking your enemy's attack: | ||
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:It's just a shame there wasn't a 'spy <foe name> repellant' button. | :It's just a shame there wasn't a 'spy <foe name> repellant' button. | ||
==Notes== | |||
* Block rate is about 21.1% ± 3%. | |||
==References== | |||
* This item is a reference to the {{wikipedia|Spy Hunter}} arcade game, whose plot revolved around the G-6155 Interceptor. | |||
* The Aston Martin comparison is probably a reference to the spy car of a famous fictional spy, {{wikipedia|James_Bond#Guns,_vehicles_and_gadgets|James Bond}}. | |||
* Pressing a button labelled "F" to convert a car to a submarine is a reference to ''{{wikipedia|Speed Racer}}''. | |||
* The message when converting to a submarine contains a reference to the book ''{{wikipedia|Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang}}'' (perhaps fittingly, written by Ian Flemming). | |||
{{IotM|date=July 2012|cur=Spy tux|pre=Multiversal summer catalog|suc=Professor Ouch's satchel of tricks}} |
Latest revision as of 18:56, 2 September 2013
spy sports car
Plural: spy sports' cars
This car is the legendary G-6155 Interceptor, with all the bells and whistles you could possibly want. It's no Aston Martin, but those can't get upgrades by driving into the back of a semi trailer, either. This particular car has been outfitted with an impressive suite of defensive countermeasures, including a smoke screen and the ever popular oil slicks. It also gets insane gas mileage, meaning you'll save a fortune over the life of the vehicle.
July 2012 Item of the Month
Transportation
Range: 4
Item cannot be traded or sold
Item cannot be auto-sold
{{#vardefine:consumable|no}}{{#vardefine:consumable|{{#var:consumable}}}}Usable
Item cannot be worn in runs with a 'no pulls' restriction
+7% chips
Comes complete with spy defensive features
How Obtained
Using a spy tux
When Used
- (if level 4 or above)
You press a button labeled 'F' on the steering wheel, and before you can say chitty-chitty, the car shifts and changes, turning into a mini-sub. And if you did this while anywhere but a dock, you're now kind of stuck.
- You got an item: spy submarine
- (if level 3 or below)
You press some button on the steering wheel, causing the car to fold into a neatly pressed tuxedo. Best. Button. Ever.
- You got an item: spy tux
Other Uses
- Sometimes, during combat, you'll get one of the following messages blocking your enemy's attack:
- You hit a button in your schwanky spy car. It turns into a submarine for a second, bewildering your foe long enough for you to act.
- or
- You hit a button in your schwanky spy car. The speakers blast 'Turkey in the Straw' and your opponent is momentarily distracted looking for the ice cream truck.
- or
- You hit a button in your schwanky spy car. It does something amazing, but your opponent is too busy looking out for spy hot air balloons to notice. Jerk.
- or
- You hit the 'spy smoke slick' button in your schwanky spy car, momentarily blinding your opponent with smoke.
- or
- You hit the 'spy oil screen' button in your schwanky spy car, coating your opponent in oil and temporarily immobilizing them.
- or
- You can't decide between the 'spy smoke slick' and 'spy oil screen' buttons in your schwanky spy car, so you hit both, covering your opponent in smoky oil.
- It's just a shame there wasn't a 'spy <foe name> repellant' button.
Notes
- Block rate is about 21.1% ± 3%.
References
- This item is a reference to the Spy Hunter arcade game, whose plot revolved around the G-6155 Interceptor.
- The Aston Martin comparison is probably a reference to the spy car of a famous fictional spy, James Bond.
- Pressing a button labelled "F" to convert a car to a submarine is a reference to Speed Racer.
- The message when converting to a submarine contains a reference to the book Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang (perhaps fittingly, written by Ian Flemming).
Item of the Month | ||
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Preceded by Multiversal summer catalog |
July 2012 Spy tux |
Succeeded by Professor Ouch's satchel of tricks |