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+ | Crab people are enemies in the video game ''[[South Park: The Fractured But Whole]]''. They are first encountered during the quest [[(You Can) Call on Me]], where the New Kid and [[Call Girl]] discover that they have taken over the [[D-Mobile]] store. They attempt to pass themselves off as normal human employees, but Call Girl quickly sees through their charade and engages them in combat, eventually killing the manager, King Crab, forcing the remaining crab people to flee the store. After their defeat, they reappear fighting alongside the other enemies the New Kid has made throughout game, ambushing the New Kid during the quest [[To Catch a Coon]] as they leave [[Tweek Bros. Coffeehouse|Tweek Bros. Coffee]]. They can later be found and fought near [[Stark's Pond]]. |
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Revision as of 14:46, 16 June 2018
Crab People appeared in the episode "South Park is Gay!". They ran a show called Queer Eye for the Straight Guy disguised as homosexual men. They are often heard chanting "Crab people, Crab people. Taste like crab, talk like people."
Background
In "South Park is Gay!", their plans of taking over the world, by making everyone metrosexual, is revealed to Kyle Broflovski. Their goal was to make all the men weak, so an invasion would be easy, due to them being small and weak themselves. If they are unable to force people to be metrosexual, they dress them up in typical Crab People garb, claiming that this makes them one of them. The TV producers said they did it before on the Jeffersons.
In "Quest for Ratings", Eric Cartman suggested Crab People while brainstorming ideas for a news show.
They were also mentioned at the end of "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow", where they were blamed for destroying the Beaverton dam.
Appearance
Crab People are anthropomorphic crabs, vaguely resembling anthropomorphized coconut crabs in appearance. They're colored like crabs and have crab-like features, such as antennae, claws, and crab shells. In "South Park is Gay!", they take on human disguises, disguising themselves as the cast of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
Prominence
- "South Park is Gay!" - Debut and only appearance.
- "Quest for Ratings" - Mentioned.
- "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" - Mentioned.
Video Games
Let's Go Tower Defense Play!
Crab People are villains in the video game South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play! on several levels, they are most easily defeated with the Firey-Works tower, making them rather weak and easy to defeat, but they make up for this in numbers and speed, often moving to the end of the level quickly.
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Crab People can be found in South Park: The Stick of Truth. Their lair can be found through the sewers. Chanting is heard throughout the cavern. During the beta, Crab People were originally meant to have their own boss fight, but were scrapped for unknown reasons.
South Park: The Fractured But Whole
Crab people are enemies in the video game South Park: The Fractured But Whole. They are first encountered during the quest (You Can) Call on Me, where the New Kid and Call Girl discover that they have taken over the D-Mobile store. They attempt to pass themselves off as normal human employees, but Call Girl quickly sees through their charade and engages them in combat, eventually killing the manager, King Crab, forcing the remaining crab people to flee the store. After their defeat, they reappear fighting alongside the other enemies the New Kid has made throughout game, ambushing the New Kid during the quest To Catch a Coon as they leave Tweek Bros. Coffee. They can later be found and fought near Stark's Pond.
References
Template:Minor characters Season Seven