N. Trance

N. Trance is the self-proclaimed "Master of Hypnotism". He is a large pink egg-shaped outer dimensional being from the 5th dimension. N. Trance has a claw hand and able to use it to hypnotize others. He also has the ability to generate energy beams from his eyes to confuse and attack his enemies. N. Trance's name is a play on the verb "entrance," which means "to put into a trance."

Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced
N. Trance first appeared in Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced when Uka Uka called upon the services of N. Tropy. N. Tropy then recommended the services of N. Trance, an old friend of his. He got N. Trance to brainwash Coco and Crunch Bandicoot to help Uka Uka, but as Fake Crash was accidentally brought in and brainwashed instead of the real Crash, the plan was a failure from the start. Crash was able to make it inside N. Tropy's base and defeat N. Trance, with the help of Fake Crash. The player will need all 21 crystals to be able to face him. N. Trance appears in the game as the fourth boss.

Crash Nitro Kart
N. Trance later returned in Crash Nitro Kart where he races for Emperor Velo XXVII. He was the leader of his own racing team, which consisted of him and his brainwashed sidekicks, Dingodile (a henchmen of Dr. Neo Cortex), Polar (Crash's pet polar bear cub), and Pura (Coco's pet tiger cub).

All of the brainwashed members of N. Trance's team wear small helmets with antennas on top, which are presumed to be N. Trance's way of brainwashing them. As the result, his victims are crazier and more psychotic than they were before they were brainwashed, much like N. Trance himself. In this game, N. Trance doesn't have the claw hand that wields his ability to brainwash others. Instead he has two regular hands.

Personality
N. Trance is a crazy and psychotic hypnotist. But he has proven to be quite skilled, and fairly intelligent. He likes to make jokes that refer to eggs, which is evident in Crash Nitro Kart. N. Trance can also be hot-headed and rather stubborn at times.

He can be also be treacherous at times, and is not above betraying even his allies, by means to seek revenge. This is evident when N. Trance worked for N. Tropy and Uka Uka in Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced and worked against them in Crash Nitro Kart.