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"Okay, boss!"

— Jack, Pac 'n Roll

Jack is Golvis's magic guitar and the source of his power. He appeared in Pac 'n Roll.

Appearance[]

Jack has the appearance of a red guitar with three spikes on his Headstock. He has a single blue eye in the Headstock's center and a bent Fretboard. His fretboard can alter itself to look like a mouth or a nozzle. Jack's neck is decorated with orange, white-trimmed stripes. His two small arms resemble musical notes when his hands are on his sides.

In Pac-Man Monsters, Jack is given a new design, being colored magenta with a grey fingerboard. When Funny Golvis evolves into Golvis, Jack becomes blue with visible sharp teeth.

Powers and abilities[]

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Jack using his vacuum powers

Jack has quite an array of powers that allow him to do many things, such as using a purple beam to transform living beings. This beam can also be used as an attack during the final phase of Golvis' UFO. He can turn into a vacuum, inhaling large amounts of air and releasing it with great force. Jack can also spin like a fan, creating strong gusts of wind that can blow Pac-Man off the stage or pull him towards Golvis. During the boss stage of Flaming Fortress and phase three of Golvis' UFO, Golvis can use Jack's ability to move large objects with his movements, causing Pac-Man to bounce across the stage and potentially fall off. He may also be the reason why Golvis isn't affected by Power Pellets. Aside from his powers, he can also be played like any other guitar as demonstrated by Golvis.

Personality[]

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Jack reveals why Golvis was sent away last time.

Although Jack is very loyal to Golvis at what he does, acting accordingly to his every will and command, there are times when even Jack himself can get fed up with Golvis's clumsiness, as evident in the end when he points out the real reason why Golvis was banished from Ghost Land, causing Golvis to cry.

Trivia[]

Jack's name most likely came from an input used for hooking up instruments (such as guitars) to an amp.

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