Heckler

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''‘Hecklers are trigger-happy, armed to the teeth, and plagued by a wicked case of armor rash. Not a good combination for any creature that happens upon these halfcocked enforcers. Add to this a strange affinity for [[turtles]] and a lack of short-term memory, and you've got one high-caliber hooligan. A Heckler's true happiness is a warm Wild Crash cannon, which leaves nothing left of its victims except the oddly pleasant scent of [[plum]]s.’ —[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]] (official description)''

'''Hecklers''' are [[Hoodlum]]s that appeared in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]]''. They are most recognised by their large and threatening protective shell. Made from the strongest material, it is designed to protect the cowering [[Hoodlum]] that hides within it. Naturally, this strong layer cannot be penetrated by a normal shot and so must be removed with a charged fist while using the [[Heavy Metal Fist]] detergent. Once the shell is removed, the Heckler can be attacked and is defenceless until the shell falls back into place. This enemy is one of the strongest in the entire [[Hoodlum]] army. More than three fully charged fists, under [[Heavy Metal Fist]] influence, will need to be fired in order to defeat this enemy.

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	''‘Hecklers are trigger-happy, armed to the teeth, and plagued by a wicked case of armor rash. Not a good combination for any creature that happens upon these halfcocked enforcers. Add to this a strange affinity for [[turtles]] and a lack of short-term memory, and you've got one high-caliber hooligan. A Heckler's true happiness is a warm Wild Crash cannon, which leaves nothing left of its victims except the oddly pleasant scent of [[plum]]s.’ —[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc\|Rayman 3]] (official description)''		''‘Hecklers are trigger-happy, armed to the teeth, and plagued by a wicked case of armor rash. Not a good combination for any creature that happens upon these halfcocked enforcers. Add to this a strange affinity for [[turtles]] and a lack of short-term memory, and you've got one high-caliber hooligan. A Heckler's true happiness is a warm Wild Crash cannon, which leaves nothing left of its victims except the oddly pleasant scent of [[plum]]s.’ —[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc\|Rayman 3]] (official description)''


	'''Hecklers''' are [[Hoodlum]]s that appeared in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc\|Rayman 3]]''. They are most recognised by their large and threatening protective shell. Made from the strongest material, it is designed to protect the cowering [[Hoodlum]] that hides within it. Naturally, this strong layer cannot be penetrated by a normal shot and so must be removed with a charged fist while using the [[Heavy Metal Fist]] detergent. Once the shell is removed, the Heckler can be attacked and is defenceless until the shell falls back into place. This enemy is one of the strongest in the entire [[Hoodlum]] army. More than three fully charged fists, under [[Heavy Metal Fist]] influence, will need to be fired in order to defeat this enemy.		'''Hecklers''' are [[Hoodlum]]s that appeared in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc\|Rayman 3]]''. They are most recognised by their large and threatening protective shell. Made from the strongest material, it is designed to protect the cowering [[Hoodlum]] that hides within it. Naturally, this strong layer cannot be penetrated by a normal shot and so must be removed with a charged fist while using the [[Heavy Metal Fist]] detergent. Once the shell is removed, the Heckler can be attacked and is defenceless until the shell falls back into place. This enemy is one of the strongest in the entire [[Hoodlum]] army. More than three fully charged fists, under [[Heavy Metal Fist]] influence, will need to be fired in order to defeat this enemy.

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