| Ogre | |
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| Appeared in | Series 1 2006 Series |
| Number | 32 |
| Point Value | 10 |
Ogre is monster #32 from the Series 1.
Series 1[]
In that series he is a hulking figure with an impressive beard and in his left hand he wields a spiked club. Armored in a pauldron and furs he looks very much a warrior compared to most of his fellow monsters. He has since been remade for the 2006 Series.
Official Biography[]
Species: Giant Humanoid
Born: Centuries Ago in Scandinavia
Size: 18 Feet Tall
Habitat: In caves and abandoned dwellings all over the world
The Ogre is a giant, flesh-eating monster. He hunts down his victims using a large club and quickly devours them using his sharp teeth. The Ogre has been known to eat 15 men in one sitting! He's big, he's ugly, he's mean, he's deadly - but he's incredibly stupid! That's right, this guy's dumber than a fencepost! If you're ever out alone in the forest and come upon a hungry Ogre, tell him that you're a long relative from Oslo (Ogres don't eat relatives), or that you're Santa Claus and you came to get his Christmas List (nobody would hurt Santa). Chances are he'll believe you!
Series 2[]
Official Biography[]
In other media[]
Comic Book Series (1991)[]
Video Game (1992)[]
First enemy to appear in Stage 2. Simply walks forward.
Description in instructions manual reads: "Doesn't fool around, just comes right at you."
2006 Series[]
Ogre is a monster in the class "The Beasts." He is monster #4. This redesign is not that much different and has kept the traditional ogre features, apart from ogre now having green skin and wielding a large club, similar to Cyclops. His background photo is located inside a dungeon, next to a giant wooden door.
Official Card Biography[]
The Ogre is a giant, flesh-eating monster. He hunts down his victims using a very large club and quickly devours them using his super sharp teeth. This 18 foot Scandinavian monster is big and scary, but he's stupid and easily fooled.
Origin[]
In Northern European folklore, ogres are huge, muscular, ferocious beasts who are often driven by their hunger for human flesh. These often use superhuman strength and primitive weapons in battle. Some are shown to be more intelligent than others and are capable of wielding magic powers. Some ogres are said to be able to change into the shapes of animals or inanimate objects, such as rocks and chairs. This can help them get close to people they want to eat without being noticed, and can also give them a savage edge when battling against a band of enemies.
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