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[[Obama killed Crash]]

This just struck me when I played the second game; angry Cortex sounds just about like Uka Uka (though it's because they're voiced by [[ClancyBrown the same person]]). In the third game, Cortex never sounded angry (he in fact apologizes when he isn't angry even though by all means he should), instead Uka Uka attached himself to Cortex's face and gave Crash/Coco a menacing talk. Supported more just before the boss battle - When Uka attached himself to Cortex's face again, Cortex's body seemed to make an appropriate angry gesture for Uka's ultimatum. Thus the conclusion: Cortex speaks his anger through Uka Uka.

[[WMG: The reason Tiny looks and acts so different in ''Crash of the Titans''...]]
...Is because he '''isn't''' Tiny (or at least, the ''original'' Tiny). Instead, he's a replacement because the original Tiny died/retired before the events of the game. After all they are '''two different species'''. Classic!Tiny is a ''Tasmanian'' Tiger, while CoTT!Tiny is a ''Bengal'' tiger

Assuming that the original trilogy is being remade for the PS4 from the ground up, it is a possibility that the story for the original game will be expanded upon with more cutscenes, including some showing how Tawna is more than just a DamselInDistress as she tries to escape from Cortex by herself but is outmatched by Cortex's minions. And she will appear in the remakes of the other two games, providing more detail about her relationship with Crash.

[[WMG: N. Tropy was helping Cortex behind the scenes]]
Which is how Cortex got a Tasmanian Tiger and many other animals.

[[WMG: The reason Polar & Pura followed Crash & Coco home]]

In the second game Tiny first appears, albeit seemingly as a servant of N. Brio sent to stop Crash and Cortex. The next game he is inexplicably listed as Cortex's creation and his most loyal minion. Notice however Tiny's personalised lair in the second game is in ''Cortex's space station''. Also Cortex would later send N. Gin to gather Crash's current amount of crystals, despite not having the necessary amount to power his device. It would make sense if similarly, Cortex sent Tiny to "steal" Crash's collected number to ensure he secured at least some amount in his possession in case Crash got suspicious ([[GenreSavvy which he did]]).

In the second game Tiny first appears, albeit seemingly as a servant of N. Brio sent to stop Crash and Cortex. The next game he is inexplicably Cortex's most loyal minion. Notice however Tiny's personalised lair in the second game is in ''Cortex's space station''. Also Cortex would later send N. Gin to gather Crash's current amount of crystals, despite not having the necessary amount to power his device. It would make sense if similarly, Cortex sent Tiny to "steal" Crash's collected number to ensure he secured at least some amount in his possession should Crash change his mind ([[GenreSavvy as he did]]).

[[WMG: Crash's universe is parallel to [[SonicTheHedgehog Sonic's.]]]]

[[WMG: The crystals and the silver gems in Crash 2: Cortex Strikes Back was positioned intentionally by other protagonists and a hidden character.]]

[[WMG: Koala Kong originally set out a secret initiative to bomb Cortex Island.]]

[[WMG: Tawna broke up with Crash due to his connections with spiritual forces.]]

[[WMG: Tawna [[LastHetRomance became a lesbian after she broke up with Pinstripe.]]]]

[[WMG: Aku Aku and Uka Uka have systematically evolved.]]

[[WMG: The Time Station in Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped also goes gives access to alternate realities.]]

[[WMG: The Wampa Fruit are actually the most valuable food products in the franchise.]]

[[WMG: N.Brio is actually a malformed clone of Neo Cortex.]]

[[WMG: Crash is the son of Cortex]]

[[WMG: Becoming Crystal Crazy is true and Cortex suffers it]]

[[WMG: Cortex is Nina's father... AND her uncle!]]

[[WMG: "Tiny" in ''Crash of the Titans'' isn't really Tiny. He is Pura.]]

[[WMG: The grimlys in ''Mind over Mutant'' are snakes.]]

[[WMG: N.Gin is dying.]]

[[WMG: Uka Uka is, or at least brings, Cortex's angry side]]

[[WMG: Cortex wins in the end, no matter what.]]

[[WMG: N. Tropy's absence in the Radical Entertainment games stems from his characterization.]]
N. Tropy was introduced in the Naughty Dog era as a friend of Uka Uka back when the latter was a {{Knight of Cerebus}}. He never decreased as a threat (and he wasn't upstaged by his own pets unlike Cortex), gained a trait that made him {{Lighter and Softer}} after his introduction, and wasn't played for laughs as much as Cortex and other characters even with of all the time puns he made. He was chosen to replace Cortex by Uka Uka in ''N-Tranced'' and almost succeeds in his plan to capture the bandicoots in that game's prologue stage. And he was implied to be the leader of the alliance that had himself, N. Gin, and N. Brio in ''Twinsanity''. Now, compare Tropy with various other recurring characters in Crash such as the bandicoot himself, Cortex, Coco, etc. and consider how each of them has either decreased as a threat to the point of being repeatedly upstaged by other {{Big Bad}}s (Cortex), has {{Took A Level In Dumbass}} (Crash), and has been made {{Lighter And Softer}} along with being played for laughs more than Tropy has throughout the games (various characters). All of this happened even before Crash of the Titans. With the style of the Radical Entertainment era, Tropy wouldn't gone with any of Radical Entertainment's Crash Bandicoot games without either changing his character, using him in place of another, and/or giving him another character's traits and/or role.

[[WMG: Crash is much less stupid than everyone gives him credit for.]]

[[WMG: The Hog from [[VideoGame/CrashBandicoot1996 Crash 1]] and Polar from Crash 2 both hate Crash.]]

[[WMG: Crash adopted Coco]]

Queue Crash near the end of the first game, defeating Dr. Cortex in battle. It's likely that Tawna wasn't the only mutated animal Crash saved that day; he also let several others out of their cages, including Coco. Upon learning that Coco had no family to go home to, Crash decided to adopt the young bandicoot as his little sister. His relationship with Coco became especially important after Tawna left him. With his number-one girl gone, protecting and looking after Coco was the only thing that gave Crash purpose.

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N. Tropy was introduced in the Naughty Dog era as a friend of Uka Uka back when the latter was a {{Knight of Cerebus}}. He never decreased as a threat (and he wasn't upstaged by his own pets unlike Cortex), gained a trait that made him {{Lighter and Softer}} after his introduction, and wasn't played for laughs as much as Cortex and other characters even with of all the time puns he made. He was chosen to replace Cortex by Uka Uka in ''N-Tranced'' and almost succeeds in his plan to capture the bandicoots in that game's prologue stage. And he was implied to be the leader of the alliance that had himself, N. Gin, and N. Brio in ''Twinsanity''. Now, compare Tropy with various other recurring characters in Crash such as the bandicoot himself, Cortex, Coco, etc. and consider how each of them has either decreased as a threat to the point of being repeatedly upstaged by other {{Big Bads}} (Cortex), has {{Took A Level In Dumbass}} (Crash), and has been made {{Lighter And Softer}} along with being played for laughs more than Tropy has throughout the games (various characters). All of this happened even before Crash of the Titans. With the style of the Radical Entertainment era, Tropy wouldn't gone with any of Radical Entertainment's Crash Bandicoot games without changing his character, using him in place of another, and/or giving him another character's traits and/or role.