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{{Quote|It is very much revengeful towards Jack, and it pursues him endlessly.|The manual for [[Mighty Bomb Jack]]}}
{{Quote|It is very much revengeful towards Jack, and it pursues him endlessly.|The manual for [[Mighty Bomb Jack]]}}
'''Rubes'''<ref>[https://www.gamingalexandria.com/highquality/NES/Mighty%20Bomb%20Jack/Mighty%20Bomb%20Jack%20-%20Manual%20(Clearscan).pdf The manual for Mighty Bomb Jack]</ref> (also known as Horuses''<sup>[citation needed]</sup>'') are enemies that debut in [[Bomb Jack]]. Their name comes from [[WP:Yokel|Rube]], a slang term meaning an awkward and unsophisticated person, and their alternate name likely comes from [[WP:Horus|Horus]].
'''Rubes'''<ref>[https://www.gamingalexandria.com/highquality/NES/Mighty%20Bomb%20Jack/Mighty%20Bomb%20Jack%20-%20Manual%20(Clearscan).pdf The manual for Mighty Bomb Jack]</ref> (also known as Horuses''<sup>[citation needed]</sup>'') are enemies that debut in [[Bomb Jack]]. Their name comes from [[WP:Yokel|Rube]], a slang term meaning an awkward and unsophisticated person, and their alternate name comes from [[WP:Horus|Horus]] due to their resemblance to Horus as a falcon.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 19:01, 10 December 2024


It is very much revengeful towards Jack, and it pursues him endlessly.
The manual for Mighty Bomb Jack

Rubes[1] (also known as Horuses[citation needed]) are enemies that debut in Bomb Jack. Their name comes from Rube, a slang term meaning an awkward and unsophisticated person, and their alternate name comes from Horus due to their resemblance to Horus as a falcon.

History

Bomb Jack

In Bomb Jack, they are robotic birds who follow Jack in a linear path.

Mighty Bomb Jack

In Mighty Bomb Jack, they have been redesigned to look like fat, electus-like birds and are now called Rubes. Aside from that, they serve the same purpose.

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