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Er, not necessarily. Yes, the design heavily implies male, but that's still speculation. I mean, it's not uncommon for media to have an animal character whose gender doesn't quite match their real-life design (Otis the cow from Barnyard, for example).
(Er, not necessarily. Yes, the design heavily implies male, but that's still speculation. I mean, it's not uncommon for media to have an animal character whose gender doesn't quite match their real-life design (Otis the cow from Barnyard, for example).) |
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|console = Nintendo Entertainment System | |console = Nintendo Entertainment System | ||
|species = Dog<br/>Duck | |species = Dog<br/>Duck | ||
|gender = Male (Dog)<!--The tip for Duck Jump in Smash 4 refers to the dog as male: "The duck grabs the dog and carries him through the air. Once started, this move can't be stopped." | |gender = Male (Dog)<!--The tip for Duck Jump in Smash 4 refers to the dog as male: "The duck grabs the dog and carries him through the air. Once started, this move can't be stopped."--><br/>Varies (Duck) | ||
|artist = Hiroji Kiyotake | |artist = Hiroji Kiyotake | ||
|homeworld = Earth | |homeworld = Earth | ||