According to Crash of the Titans (Nintendo DS), Tiny is 2m tall and weighs 90kg.

The abbreviation 'Taz Tiger' can still be seen if you pause during his boss fight in the NTSC-U version of Crash Bandicoot 2.

Tiny got his name very late in development, and for a long time he was simply referred to as Tasmanian Tiger by the developers.

Like the Komodo Brothers, Tiny was created by Joe Pearson for the original Crash Bandicoot, but he ended up making his debut in the sequel one year later.

He is essentially a parody of real-life boxer Mike Tyson (similar voice and everything). His high-pitched voice contrasts his bulky figure, and despite being one of Cortex's minions, he doesn't dislike Crash Bandicoot. Avoid the Lions During The Tiny the Tiger Fight. Crash Bandicoot Crash Bandicoot Characters Crash. For Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped on the PlayStation, GameFAQs has 10 cheat codes and secrets.

Despite his fearsome size and threatening appearance, this Tiny regrets having to resort to violence, and he is not dumb either. The same boss is in the second part of the series however this fight is completely different than the last one. In Crash of the Titans, Tiny is portrayed as a common Bengal Tiger, due to unfamiliarity from the developers at the time while redesigning the characters in the game. Tiny seems to be the last remaining Tasmanian Tiger, a marsupial species that has long been considered extinct. He seemingly enjoys playing checkers against himself. Tiny stays in shape by (easily) lifting extremely heavy weights. This large beast is very loyal to Cortex and he tries to please him when he gets the chance, especially if it involves turning Crash Bandicoot into a very fine marsupial paste. He is savage and very brutish, and his strong body allows him to crush or bend most things with ease, including bars of metal. Despite having small legs for his size, Tiny is a powerful jumper. He speaks in broken English (usually referring to himself in third person) and is often quite incompetent. Like every great franchise, toys were a major part of his legacy, but unlike other franchise, his toys were not only brushed aside for better quality.

Cortex's strongest minions, but also one of his least intelligent ones. Launching on the PlayStation, Crash Bandicoot took the platforming world by storm fondly remembered by those who played the games growing up, or played the PlayStation 2 era games, Crash has always been in gamer's eyes since his debut in 1996. The ironically named Tiny Tiger is one of Dr.

Species: Tasmanian Tiger ( Thylacinus Cynocephalus).

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