The Thanksgiving edition turns it into a huge pumpkin.ĩ00 + Chapter * 100 (Regular LV2, Double LV1)ġ900 + Chapter * 100 (Regular LV3, Double LV2)

The Easter edition turns it into a chocolate egg with a green bow wrapped around it. The Christmas edition turns it into a present. Every 20% of their health is depleted, they break more and more. They are cube metal containers, resembling a safe. There are in total 16 of them in the game. Once destroyed, they will drop one Satellite, or more, depending on the amount of players present. They also appear in Chicken Fortification (Wave 55 and 115) waves. and Time! chapter), and most of the time they appear by themselves (except for Wave 79 which has Supernova Debris along with it). They appear in Waves X9 (except for the Lost in Space.

The Thanksgiving edition changes them into poults.ĭescription: Alien Containers are special containers made by an unknown alien race, which contain one of the four Satellites. The Easter edition makes them wear eggs as clothing. The Christmas edition makes them wear Christmas hats. The only thing that's worth noting is that unlike adult Chickens, they don't wear any clothing. They debut in the first wave.Īppearance: They are just Chicks.

They're also as much versatile as the adult Chickens. Even at this young age, they are able to use complex technology, such as UFOs. Their attack also resembles the one their older brethren use: shooting their guano in the direction opposite to which the hero is facing, but they don't do that as often. They are much more disposable, as a Chick is half as strong as an ordinary Chicken. These youngsters will also be the most common Chicken troops you'll get to fight. Reward: Rarely 1-2 Twin Legs, occasionally Powerup or Keyĭescription: This game is where they got to debut. The Easter edition turns them into bunnies and the Thanksgiving edition changes them into turkeys, as expected. The Christmas edition gives them Christmas hats to wear. Debuts in Wave 46.Īppearance: They are Chickens that wear an armored suit. Not only this, they're also as versatile as normal Chickens, yet they aren't used as often. They sometimes aim it at you if you're close enough too, so be wary of that.

They've got a dangerous attack - they can shoot a purple neutron downwards which can turn up to 45 degrees left or right.

Introduced later in the game, those Chickens have been specially trained to be tougher than normal Chickens. Shoot a neutron downwards which can turn up to 45 degrees left or right, sometimes aimed at the player if in rangeĭescription: These guys are tough! They are the most advanced Chicken troops of this size you're going to see. The Thanksgiving edition completely change them and all other chickens into turkeys. The Easter edition turned them into bunnies. The Christmas edition gave them star patterns on their vests and Christmas hats. The claws look more detailed, and their vests now have a stripped pattern. In this game, they were made more detailed again. They can wear leotards and underwear if you unlock them. They're normal Chickens that wear a vest. They're also very versatile, being capable of doing numerous things, such as homing in on you or staying in large groups. In most of the waves you'll get to fight hordes of these, all ready to shoot an egg at your face, and this gets harder in the later sections of each game, as their eggs become faster and get shot at a quicker pace. Although they might seem quite easy, their real strength lies in their sheer numbers. Being there since the first game, the Ordinary Chicken's normal attack is simple - shoot an egg downward. Reward: 1-2 different units of Food, rarely 3 big Coins, occasionally Powerup or Keyĭescription: Ordinary Chickens are the most common Chicken troops you'll get to fight. If you'd like to know more about them, enter their pages. This page lists enemies and bosses present in Ultimate Omelette.

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