The makeup is kept at the end of Pac-Man World 3 though, when Pac-Man eats a Power Pellet. When the ghosts are planning to free Spooky again in Pac-Man World 2 and Chomp-Chomp eats a Power Pellet, Pinky's makeup gets removed when turning blue.' Pac-Man is inspired by all the manga and animation that I’d watch as a kid,' Iwatani told WIRED in 2010. Getting 3,200 points by eating ghosts was first in Pac-Man Plus by eating a prize that appears below the Ghost House and eating all 4 ghosts. Pac-Man 's ghosts were also inspired by comic book characters.This is a timed battle, referencing how ghosts will revert to their aggressive forms after a while. They tend to stay away from the player, referencing how the Ghosts tend to keep their distance from a Pac-Person who eats Power Pellets near them. Game and Watches represent this form for a spirit battle. The Vulnerable Ghosts’ Japanese name, “Izike” (or “Ijike”), is derived from “Ijikeru” (いじける) a term for someone who has become fearful, or become the opposite of what they were before.The rather random-seeming score of 7650 is actually a Japanese "Goroawase" wordplay on Namco (7=na, 6=mu, 5=ko, forming "Namuko"). In some later Pac-Man titles where more ghosts can appear at once, these scores can also be earned: These are the scores earned by eating ghosts in succession: This is different in some home console ports (like the NES version of Pac-Man, where it flashes sixteen times).Įating ghosts will award the player points. Pac-Man, the ghost will flash between white and blue states exactly nine times this is shortened to four times on later levels, and eventually the effect wears off entirely. The blue effect will wear off rather quickly, and will start to flash white when it is about to. While the ghost is blue, Pac-Man is able to eat them, in which case their eyes will pop out they will regenerate after entering the Ghost Home in the center of the Maze.
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