Kebab Fighter

Kebab Fighter is a fictional fighting video game that makes occasional appearances throughout the series. The only known players are Gumball, Tobias, Darwin, and Richard. The only two fighters featured in the game are a muscular rat with a boxer-like outfit and a hot dog with eyes and mustard for hair. This duo has also been seen on posters. The only known stage in which fights take place is in a broken, run-down subway with a route map, an Eiffel Tower poster, two empty cans, and various graffiti.

Episode appearances

Season 1

• "The Responsible" (debut)
• "The Third"
• "The Secret"

Season 2

• "The Game"
• "The World"

Season 3

• "The Name"
• "The Downer"

Season 4

• "The Uploads"
• "The Detective"
• "The Disaster"

Season 5

• "The Potato"
• "The Matchmaker"
• "The Ollie"
• "The Weirdo"
• "The Best"

Season 6

• "The Understanding"
• "The Drama"

Gallery

Kebab Fighter as it is seen in "The World."

Designs

Trivia

• The game resembles a combination of Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter.
• The life bars are based on the life bars from Street Fighter II.
• The stage background is based on the subway section of Subway Park from Final Fight, especially the blue seats, handrails, and broken windows.
• The music that plays in the game is Guile's theme from Street Fighter. This may be a reference to the theme's popularity on the Internet.
• In "The Refund," it is revealed that the game costs $20.
• There is a poster of Kebab Fighter in Gumball and Darwin's apartment in "The Mustache." The same poster is seen in "The Responsible."
• When one fighter's health is completely depleted, the words "END IT" appear and the other player must finish their opponent off. This is a parody of Fatalities and "Finish him/her!" in Mortal Kombat.
• In "The Words," Gumball and Darwin play a live action version of this, though they use words as attacks and combos, and it is more like Street Fighter.
• There is a possible sequel to this game. In "The Responsible," Gumball holds up the game and on the front cover, the muscular rat and the roman numeral for two can be seen on it.
• In "The World," the muscular rat goes through a redesign. He is now a female instead of a male, and has pink skin, eyelashes, new eyes, light blue shorts, and a light blue sweater around his neck.
• The game is playable on Cartoon Network UK's mobile site, although the muscular rat is the only playable character. He is also in his season 1 design instead of being in his female season 2 design.
• The "Tu peux pas test" graffiti in the background is French slang for "You can't test me/You ain't on my level."

External links

• Play it here.