Krik-Krok

 

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Krik-Krok
Production Information
Only appearance:	"Krik-Krok"
Character Information
Gender:	Genderless ø
Other names:	Leaf Face
Type:	Plant Sun
Species:	Ghost
Age:	Dread
Residence:	The Ghost Cloud in the underground laboratory in Manhattan, New York City, USA
Ghost family:	Spectral
Ghost level:	4
Enemies:	The Ghostforce (captors)
Attacks:	Spectral Brambles Spinning Leaves (boosted)
Defenses:	Leafy Shield (boosted)
Nests:	A plant pot

“	I'm as eco-friendly as you are, Liv. But Krik-Krok is no garden-friendly petunia. It ravages everything in its path. So hurry up and pluck that weed before it feeds on fear!	”
—Miss Jones, "Krik-Krok"

Krik-Krok is a Level 4 wild ghost from the spectral family.

In "Krik-Krok", it was awakened from its nest after a fight between Andy and Liv Baker caused the plant pot to be dropped onto the floor of Professor Pascal's classroom.

Appearance

Kawai mode

Krik-Krok is a bright green ghost with green eyes, black scleraes, and a pair of small feet. Its head resembles a flower bud with a brown stem and a pair of green petals with four small red thorns.

Booster mode

In its booster mode, Krik-Krok resembles a large fully-grown plant with six root-like limbs on its body. The leaves on its head have multiple green thorns that would open to reveal a red seed with white thorns.

Abilities

• Krik-Krok creating brambles from its pollen-like projectiles.
• Myst trapped by a bramble.
• The red seed on Krik-Krok's head where its powers originate.
• Pollen-like projectiles being fired from the seed.
• Krik-Krok spinning itself.
• Krik-Krok's leaves shielding the seed from Krush and Glowboo.

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• Flight: Krik-Krok can fly in both its kawai and booster modes.
• Intangibility: Krik-Krok can phase through walls, floors, and generally solid objects. The only exception is when it is trapped in the Ghost Cloud or one of the Boo Caps.
• Spectral Brambles: Krik-Krok can fire pollen-like projectiles from its seed that can quickly sprout into giant thorny brambles.
• Spinning Leaves: In its booster mode, Krik-Krok can quickly spin itself around so the leaves on its head can be used like a pair of blades.
• Leafy Shield: Krik-Krok can use the leaves on its head to shield its seed from any incoming attacks.

Sightings

Episodes

Season 1
Ghostforce theme song:		Appears
1. "Bananice":	Absent	27. "Somnibou":	Absent
2. "Trashotic":	Absent	28. "Troublestretch":	Absent
3. "Pharaok":	Absent	29. "Meta&Lix":	Absent
4. "Mikroo":	Absent	30. "Cookieflame":	Absent
5. "Mizuo":	Absent	31. "Graffurious":	Absent
6. "Sharkoak":	Absent	32. "Levisfer":	Absent
7. "Mastaar":	Absent	33. "Paniclick":	Absent
8. "Arakgum":	Absent	34. "Sandyrok":	Absent
9. "Zipzap":	Absent	35. "Hypnolion":	Absent
10. "Artiflame":	Absent	36. "Jinjoke":	Absent
11. "Xhypno":	Absent	37. "Gumglue":	Absent
12. "Sporofungus":	Absent	38. "Scorpod":	Absent
13. "Raijin":	Absent	39. "Biballoon":	Absent
14. "Krik-Krok":	Appears	40. "Turbokorn":	Absent
15. "Burghorror":	Absent	41. "Mascrade":	Absent
16. "Chronoklok":	Absent	42. "Batata":	Absent
17. "Jellystery":	Absent	43. "Prehistorrible":	Absent
18. "Vochaos":	Absent	44. "Chaorion":	Absent
19. "Katastroph":	Absent	45. "Dinozos":	Absent
20. "Agia":	Absent	46. "Piraniak":	Absent
21. "Cyclopee":	Absent	47. "Dunky Boss":	Absent
22. "Gmagicard":	Absent	48. "Scaregrow":	Absent
23. "Bubble-Brush":	Absent	49. "Kaboom":	Absent
24. "Glougloux":	Absent	50. "Jellyjack":	Absent
25. "Scream Scratch":	Absent	51. "Ninja Ki":	Absent
26. "Creepop":	Absent	52. "Criangle":	Absent
Bridge episodes
1. "Tortress":	Absent	5. "Freakking":	Absent
2. "Piktoo":	Absent	6. "Boopsie":	Absent
3. "Jam Jam":	Absent	7. "Cactinetik":	Absent
4. "Rozamour":	Absent	8. "Swip Swap":	Absent

Webisodes
1. Ghostforce TFOU trailer	Appears	2. "Liv":	Absent
3. "Mike":	Absent	4. "Andy":	Absent
5. Ghostforce TFOU compilation:		Absent

Trivia

• Krik-Krok's name seems derived from the Slovak words "krík" and "krok". "Krík" is diminutive of "ker" which means a bush or a scrub, while "krok" means to take a step or a pace while walking.
  • The meaning of its name in Slovak seems to be a pun on "bushwalking", an Australian English term for hiking in the countryside.
• In some official sources, Krik-Krok's name is spelled as "Krikkrok".
• The official Ghostforce website revealed that Krik-Krok is from an uncommon specimen.
• Krik-Krok having a different physical appearance in kawai and booster modes is parallel to that of a flower going from bud to bloom. The ghost has a red seed on its head that is covered by its leaves like a bud in its kawai mode, but the seed would "bloom" in booster mode.

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