Mob Penguin cellular phone
From TheKolWiki
This is a phone used by the Mob Penguin Sopranos to call in thug penguins to do their bidding. And much like in a combination auction-house and kickboxing arena, their bidding is typically extremely violent. (In-game plural: Mob Penguin cellular phones) |
Obtained From
- The Heap
- I Refuse!
- Items
- frozen Mob Penguin
- Obsoleted Areas/Methods
When Used
- From and since the Storm era:
![]() |
You make a call.
The phone rings a couple of times, but then you hear what sounds like a clap of thunder, and it disconnects. Crazy weather. |
![]() |
The voice on the other end says "Guino, can you hear me? This storm is causing all kindsa interference. Can you hear me now? Good." |
![]() |
You hear mostly static, but catch the words "... Tony? Tony, (static) -at you? We're bein' overrun down here. We (static) 'em off -- can't let (static) -et to the core!" |
![]() |
You hear nothing but crackling and popping. "Aww, snap," you think to yourself. |
- Between the Temporal Rift era and the Storm era:
- After the Temporal Rifts closed:
![]() |
You make a call.
A distant, eerie voice on the other end of the line says "Where are we? And what the hell is up with all of this mist?" |
- Against another Mob Penguin (during the Mafia era):
![]() | ||
You make a call.
A Mob Penguin Thug drives up in a black car. He gets out, takes a look at your opponent, turns toward you, and breaks both of your knees. Ouch! | ||
|
- Against a non-penguin opponent (during the Mafia era):
![]() | ||
You make a call.
A Mob Penguin Thug drives up in a black car. It grabs your opponent by the legs and shakes them until a bunch of Meat falls out.
|
References
- The "where are we/mists" text is a reference to the episode of The Sopranos "Pine Barrens" where Paulie and Chris get lost in the woods while chasing a Russian mobster.
- "Prank caller! Prank Caller!" is a quote from the scene in Pulp Fiction, during which Vincent Vega calls his heroin connection, telling said connection he's coming to his home with a girl who's overdosed. Vincent's connection yells, "Prank caller, prank caller!" presumably in a half-assed attempt to throw the police off in case they were listening.
- The usage message about crackling and popping is a reference to the Rice Krispies (Rice Bubbles in Australia) cereal slogan: "Snap, Crackle and Pop"
- "Can you hear me now? Good" was the catchphrase for a series of Verizon telephone commercials. [1]
Collection
![]() | TOP 10 Mob Penguin cellular phone collections |
---|---|
6. Sai - 5400 | 7. DaMoB99 - 5152 | 8. Nitethorn - 5002 | 9. Steel Nut Dave - 4500 | 10. Harml3ss - 3256 Collection data courtesy of ePeterso2 and Jicken Wings |