History VideoGame / SecretAgentClank

Ratchet is framed for a museum robbery, and Clank must assume his Film/JamesBond-esque alter-ego to find the real culprit. The culprit turns out to be none other than Klunk, the robot created by Dr. Nefarious in ''[[VideoGame/RatchetAndClankUpYourArsenal Up Your Arsenal]]'' to take the place of Clank and eventually take out Ratchet.

** The [[BriefcaseBlaster Blowtorch Briefcase]], a flamethrower disguised as a briefcase.

** The [[BowtiesAreCool Tie]][[DeadlyDisc -a-]][[PrecisionGuidedBoomerang Rang]] a bow tie which unfolds a saw blade when thrown.

** The Tie-a-Rang, a bow tie which unfolds a saw blade when thrown.

** The Cuff Link Bomb, a crystal cuff link which can be launched from clank's wrist and either explodes on impact or creates a sticky mine that explodes when other enemies are near.

** The Holo-Monocle, a monocle which allows clank to copy an enemy's appearance and create a holographic disguise.
** The Hypno-Watch, a wristwatch that, when thrown, flashes and attracts weak enemies.
** The Thunderstorm Umbrella, an umbrella that creates lightning.
** The Blowtorch Briefcase, a flamethrower disguised as a briefcase.
** The Holo-Knuckles, a pair of knuckle dusters which create hard-light projections to hit enemies with.

* ShoePhone: Clank's entire inventory is comprised of weapons and gadgets that look like mundane items, such as cufflink grenades, an inkblot pen that disables security lasers, and a monocle that creates holographic disguises for the user based on the data of the subject being viewed.

* HeadsIWinTailsYouLose: In the end [[spoiler: Klunk smashes the controls to the laser, so if Clank beats him the laser will destroy the galaxy]].

Ratchet is framed for a museum robbery, and Clank must assume his Film/JamesBond-esque alter-ego to find the real culprit. [[spoiler:The culprit turns out to be none other than Klunk, the robot created by Dr. Nefarious in ''[[VideoGame/RatchetAndClankUpYourArsenal Up Your Arsenal]]'' to take the place of Clank and eventually take out Ratchet.]]

The second game of the ''Franchise/RatchetAndClank'' series on the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]], and then ported to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. It is the sequel to ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankSizeMatters'', but they are both set in an AlternateContinuity, and thus, [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} non-canon]] to the Insomniac versions.

The second game of the ''Franchise/RatchetAndClank'' series on the {{PSP}}, and then ported to the PlayStation2. It is the sequel to ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankSizeMatters'', but they are both set in an AlternateContinuity, and thus, [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} non-canon]] to the Insomniac versions.

* {{Expy}}: The Kingpin is the Ratchet and Clank equivalent of [[{{Futurama}} The Donbot.]]

The second game of the ''RatchetAndClank'' series on the {{PSP}}, and then ported to the PlayStation2. It is the sequel to ''RatchetAndClankSizeMatters'', but they are both set in an AlternateContinuity, and thus, [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} non-canon]] to the Insomniac versions.

Ratchet is framed for a museum robbery, and Clank must assume his JamesBond-esque alter-ego to find the real culprit. [[spoiler:The culprit turns out to be none other than Klunk, the robot created by Dr. Nefarious in ''[[RatchetAndClankUpYourArsenal Up Your Arsenal]]'' to take the place of Clank and eventually take out Ratchet.]]

The second game of the ''RatchetAndClank'' series on the {{PSP}}, and then ported to the PlayStation2. It is the sequel to ''RatchetAndClankSizeMatters'', but they are both technically [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} non-canon]] to the Insomniac versions.

* PublicDomainSoundtrack: The opera Qwark takes part in late in the game is set to music from the 1875 opera [[Theater/Carmen "Carmen"]] by Bizet.

* PublicDomainSoundtrack: The opera Qwark takes part in late in the game is set to the "Toreador Song" by Bizet.

The second game of the ''RatchetAndClank'' series on the {{PSP}}, the sequel to ''RatchetAndClankSizeMatters'' and then ported to the PlayStation2.

The second game of the ''RatchetAndClank'' series on the {{PSP}}, and then ported to the PlayStation2.

Ratchet is framed for a museum robbery, and Clank must assume his JamesBond-esque alter-ego to find the real culprit. [[spoiler: The culprit turns out to be none other than Klunk, the robot created by Dr. Nefarious in Up Your Arsenal to take the place of Clank and eventually take out Ratchet.]]