History VideoGame / WildWoody

''Wild Woody'' is a PlatformGame that was released by Creator/{{Sega}} of America for the UsefulNotes/SegaCD in 1995.

* SequelHook: At the end of the game, Lowman tells Woody that he'll be back the next time the world needs saving. Woody replies with "Yeah, [[BreakingTheFourthWall only if we sell a zillion units]]!" This game was released at a time when people were moving on to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn, however, so it failed to sell a zillion units and therefore never got a sequel.

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!!''Wild Woody'' provides examples of:

* AssKicksYou: Wild Woody, a pencil, practically uses his butt as an eraser to attack enemies.

* LargeHam: Subtlety is a foreign concept to Woody because the guy is an [[UpToEleven over the top]] spaz who has tons of enthusiasm and [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} crazed]] behavior in personality, [[IncomingHam most memorably in the opening cutscene.]]

* MeaningfulName: Of the UnfortunateName category with the titular character: [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Wild]] Woody.

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* LargeHam: Subtlety is a foreign concept to Woody because the guy is an [[UpToEleven over the top]] [[{{Keet}} spaz]] who has tons of enthusiasm and [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} crazed]] behavior in personality, [[IncomingHam most memorably in the opening cutscene.]]

** His in-game character may seem like a conventional side-scrolling platformer, but some of his special attacks are.. plain weird like his eraser [[AssKicksYou being his butt as an ability to erase enemies]], and some of his other abilities can seem [[CoolButInefficient cool as well given that Woody can draw things to help himself out, but are hard to use.]]

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Woody may be a hammy, boisterous [[CloudCuckoolander wacko]], but the cutscenes and progress you've made in the game go to show how [[{{Determinator}} determined]] and competent Woody was for being TheHero in the story with rescuing Lowman's totem pole brethren.

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Woody may be an hammy, boisterous [[CloudCuckoolander wacko]], but the cutscenes and progress you've made in the game goes to show how [[{{Determinator}} determined]] and competent Woody was for being TheHero in the story with rescuing Lowman's totem pole brethren.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: The titular Wild Woody being quite.. unhinged and pretty crazed with some expressions he makes in the cutscenes during his hammy performance [[NoFlowInCGI because of the cgi]] and Woody can sometimes spout out nonsense when beating up the totem heads in many energized ways like an maniac before putting them back on Lowman are prime examples of his oddball behavior and appearance.
** His in-game character may seem like a conventional side-scroller, but some of his special attacks are.. plain weird like his eraser [[ButtCannon being his butt as a ability to erase enemies]], and some of his other abilities can seem [[CoolButInefficient cool as well given that Woody can draw things to help himself out, but are hard to use.]]

* LargeHam: Subtlety is a foreign concept to Woody because the guy is an [[UpToEleven over the top]] [[{{Keet}} spaz]] who has tons of enthusiasm in personality, [[IncomingHam most memorably in the opening cutscene.]]

* NoFlowInCGI: Since the CGI from the Sega CD in the cutscenes was poorly done, in which it would also show how stiff, slightly rendered, jerky and buggy the character movement is whenever [[LargeHam Woody,]] [[OnlySaneMan Lowman]] or the totem poles talk for example as it gives off this feel of jumpy animation entirely, along with the camera moving in a way that isn't smooth gives off this vibe.
* TheNineties: Other than the game being set in '95, the cutscenes in this game would also present the language of how other characters would communicate with each other by slang/etc (e.g Woody himself to Lowman), having some themes with the nineties' games like space levels for example and featuring some 90s themes from time to time.