Bill vs Mongo

The Grim Squeaker · Post by **The Grim Squeaker** » 2005-12-05 08:25am

Bill from (A old computer game, i'll see if anyone else guesses where from

) agaisnt the Gigantic cookie man (Mongo) from Shrek 2.
Scenarios:
1) straight up fight. (in Happy ever after), with Bill being piloted [well].

2) Bill has just seen Mongo defile his teddy bear, and has gone berserk, while Mongo has just lost his gumdrop buttons.
3) who's the better giant robot, and who made you sadder when they died?

3) for Me Bill, I almost cried when I saw that scene.

Post by **Kuja** » 2005-12-05 11:25am

...what the fuck?

Darth Sephiroth · Post by **Darth Sephiroth** » 2005-12-05 11:31am

Dan, when you said Mongo, my first thought was the one from Blazing Saddles...no clue where Bill comes from though.

The Grim Squeaker · Post by **The Grim Squeaker** » 2005-12-05 11:45am

Darth Sephiroth wrote:Dan, when you said Mongo, my first thought was the one from Blazing Saddles...no clue where Bill comes from though.

Gigantic cookie man (Mongo) from Shrek 2

It's the giant gingerbread man who Shrek uses to break down the castle gate.
He was very resistant to heat although hot liquids (milk) caused his form to melt, and he got enraged when the castle gaurds succeeded in knonking off his gum drop buttons.
he was a few dozen meter tall (Shrek was the size of one of his buttons roughly) and smashed through building quite easily.

Bill (also known as MEEE,Bill) is a giant robot from a mid 90-s adventure game "The neverhood" (the Klay game).
He was quite maneuverable, and when the Klacker beast (big nasty dinosaur/robot/cyborg that caused the main hero to scream like a baby when he saw it) ripped off his teddy bear with it's bear retrieval unit he went ape shit and started to rip it apart with martial arts moves before flingin it off the edge of creation with his jump springs in his feet.
he was killed by multiple cannon shots to the chest while lifting up a massive metal portculis after being damaged in the fight with the beast, casuing him to fall off the edge of creation.

Hotfoot · Post by **Hotfoot** » 2005-12-05 11:47am

While it's not explicitly stated in this forum, I do believe the convention for introducing threads concerning obscure works is to provide as much information as you can.

Otherwise, the entire thread becomes more or less meaningless. Nobody can contribute if you don't tell us WHAT the fuck Bill is from or what he can do. If you want to have a thread concerning the most obscure references you can find, make that thread.

In short, what the fuck are you talking about?