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===''Hyrule Warriors''===

[[File:HW Cucco.png|thumb|right|130px|The playable Cucco from ''Hyrule Warriors'']]

[[File:HW Cucco.png|thumb|right|130px|The playable giant Cucco from ''Hyrule Warriors'']]

In {{HW}}, Cuccos appear as neutral units on the battlefields, usually with only one spawning. When attacked and having been damaged enough, it will turn hostile and start spawning more Cuccos that will follow and attack the player Warrior. Unlike many previous appearances of Cuccos, they are not invincible and can be defeated, however they have a significantly high amount of health and high attack power. A Golden Cucco, which will serve as an enemy general, may usually be summoned among the third wave of Cuccos.

In some [[Adventure Mode]] battles, instead of a normal Cucco spawning, the golden variant will appear from the start, visiting [[Keep]]s and looking for food in them to power itself up. The player Warrior will be tasked to stop it before reaching full power. In other battles, a pair of Cuccos may fight over a Keep until it is claimed ~~and~~ may be ~~stopped~~. A different Adventure Mode battle involves having to escort a Cucco chick to its mother, the Mama Cucco, while keeping it safe from enemies in the process. Escorting the Cucco chick back to its mother will summon Cucco reinforcements to join the Allied Force. However if the chick is not teamed up with Mama Cucco in time, the Cucco will turn hostile and attack with devastating power.

In some [[Adventure Mode]] battles, instead of a normal Cucco spawning, the golden variant will appear from the start, visiting [[Keep]]s and looking for food in them to power itself up. The player Warrior will be tasked to stop it before reaching full power. In other battles, a pair of Cuccos may fight over a Keep until it is claimed. In this situation, the player Warrior may choose to quell the fight before a victor can be declared. If the Cuccos are not calmed, the victor will immediately capture the Keep, and populate it with an army of Cuccos. This army will then begin to campaign towards other Keeps, sending Cuccos as raid parties until the Cucco army has captured a total of three Keeps.

A different Adventure Mode battle involves having to escort a Cucco chick to its mother, the Mama Cucco, while keeping it safe from enemies in the process. Escorting the Cucco chick back to its mother will summon Cucco reinforcements to join the Allied Force. However if the chick is not teamed up with Mama Cucco in time, the Cucco will turn hostile and attack with devastating power.

One of [[Lana]]'s special attacks with the Summoning Gates summons a giant Cucco to attack enemies.

In the [[Master Quest Map]] from the ''Master Quest'' DLC Pack ~~and~~ in the Boss Challenge and Ganon's Fury modes from the Boss DLC Pack, a rare silver Cucco variant will sometimes randomly appear in certain battles. In some of the [[Adventure Mode]] battles, this Silver Cucco and a Golden Cucco of roughly similar stamina and attack power may appear inside of a randomly-chosen keep together and fight each other in order to establish dominance. In this situation, the player will be assigned to quell the fight before a victor can be declared. If the player fails to calm the Cuccos, the victor will immediately capture the keep it is in, populating it with an army of Cuccos. This army will then begin to campaign towards other keeps, sending Cuccos as raid parties until the new Cucco army has captured a total of 3 keeps.

In the [[Master Quest Map]] from the ''Master Quest'' DLC Pack, as well in the Boss Challenge and Ganon's Fury modes from the Boss DLC Pack, a rare silver Cucco variant will sometimes randomly appear in certain battles.

The Boss DLC Pack also introduces an unlockable [[Challenge Mode]] called Cucco's Fury, which features a playable, giant Cucco. This mode is unlocked after clearing Survival Mode Lv. 3 of Ganon's Fury with an A-Rank. Unlike other characters, the giant Cucco is extremely limited in its moveset, consisting of only a two hit pecking attack as its normal combo and a tackle as its Strong Attack. Its [[Special Attack]] summons flocks of Cuccos to stampede enemies around a wide area. It cannot use items (as the tutorial states that Cuccos do not need any). Similarly to Ganon in Ganon's Fury, it cannot be upgraded at the [[Bazaar (Hyrule Warriors)|Bazaar]] and does not gain new weapons. Despite this, in-game data shows that it is equipped with Cucco's Spirit ~~and~~ is of the Light element.

The Boss DLC Pack also introduces an unlockable [[Challenge Mode]] called Cucco's Fury, which features a playable, giant Cucco. This mode is unlocked after clearing Survival Mode Lv. 3 of Ganon's Fury with an A-Rank. Unlike other characters, the giant Cucco is extremely limited in its moveset, consisting of only a two-hit pecking attack as its normal combo and a tackle as its Strong Attack. Its [[Special Attack]] summons flocks of Cuccos to stampede enemies around a wide area. It cannot use items (as the tutorial states that Cuccos do not need any). Similarly to Ganon in Ganon's Fury, it cannot be upgraded at the [[Bazaar (Hyrule Warriors)|Bazaar]] and does not gain new weapons. Despite this, in-game data shows that it is equipped with a weapon called Cucco's Spirit, which is of the Light element.

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 ===''Hyrule Warriors''===
-[[File:HW Cucco.png|thumb|right|130px|The playable Cucco from ''Hyrule Warriors'']]
+[[File:HW Cucco.png|thumb|right|130px|The playable giant Cucco from ''Hyrule Warriors'']]
 In {{HW}}, Cuccos appear as neutral units on the battlefields, usually with only one spawning. When attacked and having been damaged enough, it will turn hostile and start spawning more Cuccos that will follow and attack the player Warrior. Unlike many previous appearances of Cuccos, they are not invincible and can be defeated, however they have a significantly high amount of health and high attack power. A Golden Cucco, which will serve as an enemy general, may usually be summoned among the third wave of Cuccos.
-In some [[Adventure Mode]] battles, instead of a normal Cucco spawning, the golden variant will appear from the start, visiting [[Keep]]s and looking for food in them to power itself up. The player Warrior will be tasked to stop it before reaching full power. In other battles, a pair of Cuccos may fight over a Keep until it is claimed and may be stopped. A different Adventure Mode battle involves having to escort a Cucco chick to its mother, the Mama Cucco, while keeping it safe from enemies in the process. Escorting the Cucco chick back to its mother will summon Cucco reinforcements to join the Allied Force. However if the chick is not teamed up with Mama Cucco in time, the Cucco will turn hostile and attack with devastating power.
+In some [[Adventure Mode]] battles, instead of a normal Cucco spawning, the golden variant will appear from the start, visiting [[Keep]]s and looking for food in them to power itself up. The player Warrior will be tasked to stop it before reaching full power. In other battles, a pair of Cuccos may fight over a Keep until it is claimed. In this situation, the player Warrior may choose to quell the fight before a victor can be declared. If the Cuccos are not calmed, the victor will immediately capture the Keep, and populate it with an army of Cuccos. This army will then begin to campaign towards other Keeps, sending Cuccos as raid parties until the Cucco army has captured a total of three Keeps.
+A different Adventure Mode battle involves having to escort a Cucco chick to its mother, the Mama Cucco, while keeping it safe from enemies in the process. Escorting the Cucco chick back to its mother will summon Cucco reinforcements to join the Allied Force. However if the chick is not teamed up with Mama Cucco in time, the Cucco will turn hostile and attack with devastating power.
 One of [[Lana]]'s special attacks with the Summoning Gates summons a giant Cucco to attack enemies.
-In the [[Master Quest Map]] from the ''Master Quest'' DLC Pack and in the Boss Challenge and Ganon's Fury modes from the Boss DLC Pack, a rare silver Cucco variant will sometimes randomly appear in certain battles. In some of the [[Adventure Mode]] battles, this Silver Cucco and a Golden Cucco of roughly similar stamina and attack power may appear inside of a randomly-chosen keep together and fight each other in order to establish dominance. In this situation, the player will be assigned to quell the fight before a victor can be declared. If the player fails to calm the Cuccos, the victor will immediately capture the keep it is in, populating it with an army of Cuccos. This army will then begin to campaign towards other keeps, sending Cuccos as raid parties until the new Cucco army has captured a total of 3 keeps.
+In the [[Master Quest Map]] from the ''Master Quest'' DLC Pack, as well in the Boss Challenge and Ganon's Fury modes from the Boss DLC Pack, a rare silver Cucco variant will sometimes randomly appear in certain battles.
-The Boss DLC Pack also introduces an unlockable [[Challenge Mode]] called Cucco's Fury, which features a playable, giant Cucco. This mode is unlocked after clearing Survival Mode Lv. 3 of Ganon's Fury with an A-Rank. Unlike other characters, the giant Cucco is extremely limited in its moveset, consisting of only a two hit pecking attack as its normal combo and a tackle as its Strong Attack. Its [[Special Attack]] summons flocks of Cuccos to stampede enemies around a wide area. It cannot use items (as the tutorial states that Cuccos do not need any). Similarly to Ganon in Ganon's Fury, it cannot be upgraded at the [[Bazaar (Hyrule Warriors)|Bazaar]] and does not gain new weapons. Despite this, in-game data shows that it is equipped with Cucco's Spirit and is of the Light element.
+The Boss DLC Pack also introduces an unlockable [[Challenge Mode]] called Cucco's Fury, which features a playable, giant Cucco. This mode is unlocked after clearing Survival Mode Lv. 3 of Ganon's Fury with an A-Rank. Unlike other characters, the giant Cucco is extremely limited in its moveset, consisting of only a two-hit pecking attack as its normal combo and a tackle as its Strong Attack. Its [[Special Attack]] summons flocks of Cuccos to stampede enemies around a wide area. It cannot use items (as the tutorial states that Cuccos do not need any). Similarly to Ganon in Ganon's Fury, it cannot be upgraded at the [[Bazaar (Hyrule Warriors)|Bazaar]] and does not gain new weapons. Despite this, in-game data shows that it is equipped with a weapon called Cucco's Spirit, which is of the Light element.
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