The Clockwerk Lungs and Stomach were some of the Clockwerk parts that helped Clockwerk survive for hundreds of years.
History[]
Clockwerk replaced his organic lungs and stomach with mechanical ones to keep himself from aging.
Sly 2: Band of Thieves[]
They were given to Jean Bison, and were used by him to power his Iron Horse trains indefinitely, transporting illegal spice across North America.[1]
After the two lungs were easily taken by Bentley[2] and Sly,[3]the stomach was bolted down, and was detached by the explosion from a bomb dropped from Bentley's RC chopper.[4] They were later stolen back by Jean Bison and given to Arpeggio,[5] then reassembled into the body of Clockwerk.[6] They eventually faded into dust when Carmelita destroyed the Hate Chip.[7]
Gallery[]
Bentley with the first Clockwerk lung.
Sly with the second Clockwerk lung.
Sly with the Clockwerk stomach.
Trivia[]
- In real life, owls do not have technical stomachs, but rather they have a proventriculus which digests some of the food and a gizzard which grinds up the non-digestible parts.
- Sly was, by his own admission, disturbed that out of all the Clockwerk parts, Jean Bison chose to take his stomach and lungs.
- Despite the fact that lungs and stomachs perform different jobs, they look the same, or, at least very similar during gameplay. The stomach is also seen pumping.
- On the other hand, the stomach looks different during the ending cutscene when Bentley carries it.
References[]
- ↑ Episode: He Who Tames the Iron Horse.
- ↑ Episode: He Who Tames the Iron Horse; Job: Ride the Iron Horse.
- ↑ Episode: He Who Tames the Iron Horse; Job: Theft on the Rails.
- ↑ Episode: He Who Tames the Iron Horse; Job: Operation: "Choo-Choo".
- ↑ Episode: Menace from the North, eh!; Job: Brains Over Brawn.
- ↑ Episode: Anatomy for Disaster, job: Blimp HQ Recon. Sly 2: Band of Thieves
- ↑ Sly 2: Band of Thieves.