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''Fort Oink was originally designed to transport Underworld troops to the battlefield. However, mistakes were made and it now fires its passengers as ammunition. At least the Underworld now knows to measure twice and cut once.'' | |||
'''Fort Oink''' is a huge enemy in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. Despite both its comical name and appearance, it looks to be a very dangerous [[Underworld]] war machine that is capable of flight. The Fort Oink consists of three castle towers, one of which is controlled by a large pig demon at the center, while the two side towers are occupied by [[Skuttler]]s. All three towers have propellers to keep the entire building in the air, as well as blue crystalline structures beneath them. The pig monster's big tower in the middle is also decorated with metallic ears, a large closed door, and its curly tail can be seen poking out behind the tower's base. They're similar to the [[Belunka]] in which they're airborne transports, but can only be damaged by hitting the pig face. | '''Fort Oink''' is a huge enemy in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. Despite both its comical name and appearance, it looks to be a very dangerous [[Underworld]] war machine that is capable of flight. The Fort Oink consists of three castle towers, one of which is controlled by a large pig demon at the center, while the two side towers are occupied by [[Skuttler]]s. All three towers have propellers to keep the entire building in the air, as well as blue crystalline structures beneath them. The pig monster's big tower in the middle is also decorated with metallic ears, a large closed door, and its curly tail can be seen poking out behind the tower's base. They're similar to the [[Belunka]] in which they're airborne transports, but can only be damaged by hitting the pig face. | ||
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