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* FairPlayVillain: Commander Chew engages you in competitions in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th boss fights with him.
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* TurnsRed: During the FinalBoss, Badler, after seemingly being defeated, inflates himself like a balloon and becomes much more dangerous.
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* MiniBoss: Commander Chew acts as this in his final fight, being much easier to defeat than in his other encounters and coming immediately before the level's true boss, Badler.
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* VentPhysics: The game has visible air currents which Punky can ride by using the Paraglider.
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* SavageWolves: Badler is an evil wolf.
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* GeneralRipper: Commander Chew.
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* FinalBoss: Baddler.

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* FinalBoss: Baddler.Badler.
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* EyepatchOfPower: Badler wears one over his right eye to signify that he's a bad guy.
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* NeverSayDie: When a brainwashed Nash fights Punky, Nash says he will "destroy" Punky.
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* FightingYourFriend: Punky has to fight a mind controlled Nash.
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* FinalBoss: Baddler.
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* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. But although he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the FinalBoss.

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* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. But although he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter him until the end as the FinalBoss.
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* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only plays this trope straight, but it has a skunk as the protagonist as well. This trope is played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.

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* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only plays this trope straight, but it has a skunk as the protagonist as well. This trope is played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Punky, the Chews, and Badler spend the last stages of the game in outer space.


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* {{Flight}}: Punky can fly with the jetpack he gets in the last stages of the game.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was on its last legs. However, the prototype for the SNES version was eventually dumped in 2020. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was on its last legs. However, the prototype for the SNES version was eventually dumped in 2020. It The PlayStation version was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.
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* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only plays this trope straight, but it has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.

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* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only plays this trope straight, but it has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It This trope is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was on its last leg. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was on its last leg.legs. However, the prototype for the SNES version was eventually dumped in 2020. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.
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* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games. Downplayed somewhat, as despite that and his name, Punky's personality is

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* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games. Downplayed somewhat, as despite that and his name, Punky's personality is fairly normal compared to a lot of characters from this idea.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Commander Chew is a heck of a lot tougher than the rank and file Chews.


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* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. But although he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the final boss.

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* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. But although he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the final boss.FinalBoss.



* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: The enemies are all the standard Chews, who simply wear different costumes to gain different abilities.



* GoombaStomp: Subverted in Punky's normal form, as he takes damage from jumping on enemies. He can only defeat enemies by jumping with power ups.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: The Snowboard makes Punky invincible when going at full speed.



* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games.

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* TheHeavy: While Badler is the BigBad, Commander Chew is the one Punky contends with most often with Badler never showing up until the FinalBoss battle.
* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games. Downplayed somewhat, as despite that and his name, Punky's personality is
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and both the SNES era were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and both the SNES era were ending fast.was on its last leg. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were becoming far less common. Because of that, it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, it had been out for a while and both the SNES and the 16 bit era were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become far less common. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, it the Playstation had been out for a while and both the SNES and the 16 bit era were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were coming out in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become becoming far less common. Because of that, it is often it's seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.



* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. Even though he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the final boss.

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* BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. Even though But although he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the final boss.



* {{Catchphrase}}: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one or when he switches his gear, he will always say ''I've got it!''.

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* {{Catchphrase}}: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one one, or when he switches his gear, he will he'll always say ''I've got it!''.



* GlassCannon: The chews, the enemies you encounter on every stage, can be taken out with one attack by Punky. But as you progress through the game, they will be harder to kill as they will use different versions to stop you that are more tricky than their normal form.
* SideView: The game is a 2D platformer that was released on the original Playstation. Since most games that came out around it's time in 1998 in the United States, it was criticized for being this way and it's been overlooked by many.
* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only has this trope, but it also has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.

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* GlassCannon: The chews, the enemies you encounter on every stage, can be taken out with one attack by Punky. But as you progress through the game, they will be harder to kill as they will use be different versions to stop you that are more tricky difficult to defeat than their normal form.
* SideView: The game is a 2D platformer that was released on the original Playstation. Since most games that came out around it's its time in 1998 in the United States, States were in 3D, it was criticized for being this way and it's been overlooked by many.
* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only has plays this trope, trope straight, but it also has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his spray to attack enemies.



* VerbalTic: Every time Punky jumps, he will always make a ''ya'' sound. Considering the amount of platforming, you will hear it a lot.

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* VerbalTic: Every time Punky jumps, he will always make a ''ya'' ''yea'' sound. Considering the amount of platforming, you will hear it a lot.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation instead because at the time, it had been out for a while and both the SNES and the 16 bit era were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become far less common. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be that it would released on the Playstation instead because at the time, it had been out for a while and both the SNES and the 16 bit era were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become far less common. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.



* {{Catchphrase}}: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one, he will always say ''I've got it!''.

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* {{Catchphrase}}: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one, one or when he switches his gear, he will always say ''I've got it!''.



* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games.

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* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games.games.
* VerbalTic: Every time Punky jumps, he will always make a ''ya'' sound. Considering the amount of platforming, you will hear it a lot.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the 16 bit era was pretty much over. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become rare. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew, the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation instead because at the time, the Playstation it had been out for a while and both the SNES and the 16 bit era was pretty much over.were ending fast. It was released in Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become rare.far less common. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew, the BB Brigade Brigade, from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit rabbit, and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in Japan) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become rare. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in Japan) UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES 16 bit era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} Japan in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's its original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were starting to become rare. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.


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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in Japan) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were mostly gone. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove.

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as ''Cooly Skunk'' in Japan) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were mostly gone.starting to become rare. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew crew, the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove.



* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only has this trope, but it also has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his stench to attack enemies.

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* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only has this trope, but it also has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his stench spray to attack enemies.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as Cooly Skunk in Japan is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were mostly gone. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove

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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as Cooly Skunk ''Cooly Skunk'' in Japan Japan) is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were mostly gone. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew. NeedsWikiMagicLove
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As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew.

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As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew.
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* Catchphrase: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one, he will always say ''I've got it!''.

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* Catchphrase: BigBad: Badler who is the leader of the BB Brigade. Even though he is mentioned at the beginning of the game, you do not encounter until the end as the final boss.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: On the last island, Punky learns that Nash has been controlled by a machine made by Badler and Nash uses his latest invention to defeat Punky. Once Nash has been defeated, the machine will be destroyed and Nash will go back to his old self.
* {{Catchphrase}}:
Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one, he will always say ''I've got it!''.it!''.
* TheDragon: Commander Chew is this to Badler. At the end of every island he will challenge Punky in some way to stop him.
* GlassCannon: The chews, the enemies you encounter on every stage, can be taken out with one attack by Punky. But as you progress through the game, they will be harder to kill as they will use different versions to stop you that are more tricky than their normal form.



* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding.

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* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding. Even the boss fights against Commander Chew count as they all revolve around sports instead of actual fighting like most games.

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As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants to

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As the title says, you play as Punky, a skunk that wants toto stop Badler, a wolf and his crew the BB Brigade from destroying his island home. Kelly, a rabbit and Nash, who is also a skunk, ensure Punky that they will help in any way they can. After you clear the first island, Commander Chew, TheDragon to Badler, kidnaps Nash because he's been making gadgets to aid Punky in his quest. After he is kidnapped, Kelly informs Punky, who was looking for Nash, that he was captured and that he's been taken to one of the many islands. So it's up to him to find Nash and rescue him from Badler and Commander Chew.

!!Punky Skunk provides examples of:

* Catchphrase: Whenever Punky gets an extra life, either by collecting 100 stars or finding one, he will always say ''I've got it!''.
* SmellySkunk: One of the very few, if not the only video game that not only has this trope, but it also has a skunk as the protagonist as well. It is also played straight as whenever Punky is in his normal mode, he will use his stench to attack enemies.
* TotallyRadical: This is what the game was trying to pass itself as, while doing things with Punky that would be seen as this like roller skating, snowboard and paragliding.
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''Punky Skunk'' (also known as Cooly Skunk in Japan is a rather old and [[SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove overlooked]] UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}} game with an interesting history. It was originally developed and planned to be released on the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}, but it was decided to instead be released on the Playstation because at the time, the Playstation had been out for a while and the SNES era was pretty much over. It was released in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} in November of 1996. The game was eventually released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, but it wasn't released until February of 1998, a year and a few months after it's original release. Since it was released when most games were in 3D, many people didn't think much of this game since SideView games were mostly gone. Because of that, it is often seen as a CultClassic by a handful of people.

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