The Ee-lectric bristles with electric energy that it can blast from its hands, or call down from the very sky.
The Ee-Lectric is an eel titan found in Crash of the Titans and the Nintendo DS version of Crash: Mind Over Mutant. It was first seen in the level Adolt Edumacation, inside of the Uka Tree. The Ee-lectric are bristling with electrical energy which they can use to call down lightning from the sky, and other electrical attacks.
Biology
Ee-lectric is an amphibious titan, which could generate electricity from its dorsal fin. It has greenish skin with webbed hands and feet, along with a huge mouth and numerous teeth inside. In addition, it has fins on the top of its face. Ee-lectrics have flexible bodies and can move their heads behind themselves to check who's scouting. They recharge powers by destroying generators or everything which has electricity in it. Also, Ee-lectrics can make thunderstorms and chain lightning.
Abilities
Being mutated electric eel/snake hybrid, the Ee-lectrics are capable of producing electric charges and fire them at will. Upon being jacked, the Ee-lectric can be used to snipe and make precise shots via the R1 button. Its regular attack simply throws electric charges in front of him in a straight line, but at a slower speed than when a Snipe shoots. Its special attack allows him to shower its enemies with up to 5 thunderbolts from above, which means there's a very little chance of the enemies to retaliate or avoid this attack. However, this addition makes the Ee-lectric unable to block or take defensive action.
Ee-lectric is related to the titans Snipe and Stench due to its ability to attack at a greater range. As such, the Ee-lectrics are fast and agile, and make up for their lack of physical strength with their ability to shoot.
Attacks
Regular Attack/Thunderbolt: Ee-Lectric shots a electric ball at the enemy, making it appear like he actually shot a projectile. Targets are usually picked at random, depending on the Ee-Lectric's position and direction, so the nearest one is picked. Snipe mode can be used for greater accuracy.
Block-Breaking attack: Ee-lectric charges and electrocutes enemies in front of it.
Snipe Mode: A special mode for all projectile using Titans, Ee-Lectric included. By holding down the R1 button, which is usually used to deliver the special attack, Ee-Lectric holds still and his movement on the controller is replaced with the movement of a cursor on the screen. This cursor can be used to aim at Ee-lectric's targets more carefully, and shoot at them with Thunderbolt. By pressing the shooting button, however, multiple targets can be aimed and attacked simultaneously, so Ee-Lectric will be able to shock up to 5 projectiles at the same time, but this depletes the special attack gauge. A con to this mode is the fact that the Ee-lectric is calling the thunder at the time and can easily be attacked and damaged, in which case Snipe mode ends. A good strategy would be to have the second player support the player that jacked the Ee-Lectric so that he can shoot uninterrupted.
Special Attack/Heavenly Blast: Ee-lectric's ultimate attack. Ee-lectric simply calls up to 5 lightnings at a straight line, or at 5 selected targets when in Snipe Mode.
History
Crash and Aku Aku first met an Ee-lectric in the episode Adolt Edumacation, when they saw one of them blowing up a generator in Uka Uka's lab, thus activating a floating pad that allowed them to proceed towards the titan and jack it. Crash then used the Ee-lectric to blast the other generator so the two of them could proceed further. The Ee-lectrics were later used in the battle against Uka Uka, and they made a few more appearances in the later episodes of the game.
In the episode War of the Whirls, as the player advances through the corridors of the blimp holding the Doominator, several trophy-heads can be seen on the walls resembling heads of the Ee-lectrics. They can be hit and destroyed to receive mojo, and after they're hit once they change their expressions.
In other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Ee-léctrico | derived from 'eléctrico' (lit. electric) |
| French | Électrique | lit. electric |
| Dutch | E-lecter | derived from 'elektrisch' (lit. electric) |
| German | Elektricky | portmanteau of 'elektrisch' (lit. electric) and the English word 'tricky' |
| Italian | Anguillettrica | portmanteau of 'anguilla' (lit. eel) and 'elettrica' (lit. electric) |
| Finnish | Sähköttäjä | lit. telegrapher |
| Danish | Ee-lektrisk | derived from 'elektrisk' (lit. electric) |
| Norwegian | Elektrifikator | lit. electrificator |
| Swedish | Ee-lektrik | similar to English, derived from 'elektrisk' (lit. electric) |
| Russian | Псевдоугорь Psevdougor' |
lit. pseudo eel |
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Trivia
- Its name is a portmanteau of "electric" and "eel".
