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Peacock

Peacock

Peacock likes his tail feathers and is the only known animal from Asia (Peacock is based on the Congo Peacock) . He is also mean to other animals (example: him offending Vulture, twice, during his designated episode, Why Peacock Struts) He doesn't get any prizes in the episode Why Zebra has Stripes due to his narcissism. He has a best friend named Warthog. He doesn't like being called snooty. He upsets Mama Hen and makes her feel plain.

Appearance[]

He is primarily black with red wings with blue lower feathers and a red crest. The upper part of his neck is in a gradient, fading from black to white. His tail feathers are in a dazzling pattern; the first pattern being green with lighter green and light blue accents, and the second being yellow with red and orange accents. This repeats to the end of the other side of the tail.

Personality[]

An obnoxious and narcissistic animal, he likes to brag and say that he is the best. He does like being the winner but hates being yelled at and also being pulled by Lion. According to his story, he is very naughty and troublesome, calling animals plain and boring. Like Red Monkey, his favorite food is mangoes. Peacock displays his feathers a lot. Peacock is the prettiest bird in the whole of Tinga Tinga. He once looked like Peahen (hypothetical mother) until he got his tail. Peacock was the fastest flyer out of all the birds (even faster than Eagle). Peacock was the best at everything out of all the birds, and while he was obnoxious about it, he wasn’t especially vain as he didn’t have an appearance to be vain about until he got his beautiful feathers. Peacock can be noted as intelligent and wise despite his obnoxiousness, beating Owl in a pop quiz. He declines events he knows he can’t win, as seen in “Why Peacock Struts”, refusing to enter the “best tail” competition, due to not having a tail at the time as he hasn’t received it until later in the episode.

Episodes[]

Peacock has appeared in many episodes.

Quotes[]

  • It can't be that hard, Zebra, you only have to work with black and white. I have colour to deal with. Brrrrrrhahaha!
  • I think Lion looks quite plain without his mane.
  • But- But- But-
  • Ohoho! The winner, again!
  • Well, that’s just the way it is; Some birds are born winners, and others are born… losers.
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