Pinky (Pac-Man)

Evil-doer
Full Name	No information
Alias	Pinky
Origin	Pac-Man
Occupation	Ghost
Powers / Skills	Ghost physiology Flight Intangibility Enhanced appetite
Goals	Chase Pac-Man
Crimes	Stalking
Type of Villain	Paranormal Enemy

Speedy, better known by her nickname, Pinky is the secondary antagonist of the Pac-Man franchise. She is the only female ghost in the ghost gang and has something of a crush on Pac-Man.

In the 1982 Hanna Barbera series, Pinky is depicted as male, and is voiced by the late Chuck McCann, who also voiced Blinky in the same series, The Amoeba Boys in The Powerpuff Girls, and Mr. Conrad in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo. In Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures, she is voiced by Ashleigh Ball.

History

Pinky first appear in the Pac-Man arcade games showing up as one of the four main enemies alongside Blinky, Clyde, and Inky.

She usually starts in the middle of the center alongside Inky and Clyde. She would develop infatuation with Pac-Man in later games and she would be redisigned in later games like the other ghosts to give her some distinction.

Pinky is the overarching antagonist of Pac N Roll, she and the ghosts appear in the Pac N Roll game as some of the enemies serving as minions to Golvis, who she came up with the plan to free.

Pinky also appears in Pac-Land alongside her fellow ghosts using many things.

Pinky appears in the Pack-Land series where she is a playable character and enemy where her feelings for Pac-Man are known

Personality

Pinky is obsessed with being Cute and loves the attention. She also enjoys chasing Pac-Man and his kind. She later develops feelings for him and getting angry for his rejection.

Appearance

Pinky is a ghost with a hair style and feminine features.

In Other media

Pinky has appeared in The Pac-Man cartoon show where for some reason is depicted as male.

Pinky appears in the New Adventurers of Pac-Man series voiced by Ashleigh Ball.