Tiny then summons numerous lions to try and eat Crash. When Tiny tries to impale Crash with his trident, the trident becomes stuck in the ground, leaving Tiny open for attack. Tiny then proceeds to try and crush Crash under his feet, just as he did in their last encounter. Crash encounters Tiny wearing Gladiator Armor in the Colosseum chained to two columns (a la Samson), which he snaps free from with ease. Either way here, he serves under Uka Uka and Doctor Neo Cortex, attempting to take whatever crystals Crash and Coco have gathered and bringing them to Cortex in the Colosseum of Rome under his orders. Gin's battle all took place in Cortex's space station, leaving ambiguity to his servitude in the previous game. In Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped, it is revealed that Tiny survived his previous fall. As an often unseen detail, while Crash is already celebrating his victory with his own trademark dance, Tiny is actually returning up even after running out of hit points but appearing exhausted, lying on the platform which, in turn, after having brought up Tiny finally ends up falling beneath the tiger's weight. Every time Tiny falls with a platform, it returns up with him. Crash must repeat this strategy two more times to defeat Tiny. Crash uses this to his advantage, and tricks the gullible Tiny into jumping into the resulting gap that is created by these faulty platforms. However, all of these platforms are faulty, eventually malfunctioning and deactivating. There is no floor in the room they fight in, but rather an endless chasm, with nine mechanical platforms set up in a three-by-three fashion to save both of them from falling to their doom. Under the orders of Doctor Nitrus Brio, Tiny attempts to stop Crash from gathering Crystals by crushing him under his feet inside a space station. Tiny made his debut in Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back as the third boss of the game. Naughty Dog era Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back It's assumed that before his creation, he was a normal Thylacine. His character was omitted however and, like the Komodo Brothers, reimagined for the second game. It should be noted however that Tiny was conceived for the original game, where he almost certainly would have been established as a creation and servant of both Cortex and Brio. However, this conflicts with what was established by Naughty Dog, who confirmed that Ripper Roo was Cortex's first serious creation, with Tiny originally conceived by and serving N. It was implied in at least two instruction manuals that Tiny was Doctor Cortex's first foray into genetic alteration.

1.5.4 Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage.

1.5.1 Crash Bandicoot: The Huge Adventure.

1.4.1 Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex.

1.2.1 Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back.

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