Cocoto

This article is about Cocoto(character). For other uses, see Cocoto (disambiguation).

## Cocoto

Cocoto render from Cocoto Platformer Jumper

## Appearances

### Debut

Cocoto Platform Jumper

> Cocoto is the most happy-go-lucky guardian of the cauldron. He is madly in love with the lovely Fairy from Abyss.
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Cocoto is the eponymous protagonist of the Cocoto series of video games. He is a red imp who is one of the main protagonists in the games. He is allies with Shiny, a female pink imp, Baggy, a large green imp, Neuro, a cyan imp that wears glasses, and Fairy.

## History

Cocoto first debuted in Cocoto Platform Jumper in 2004. He is one of the four imps in The Abyss. These imps are the only ones that could master the magic of magma. The game's antagonist, Zaron, wanted to possess their secret, so one day, he sent enemies to kidnap the imps. He manages to capture Shiny, Baggy, and Neuro. Cocoto happens to come across and sees his friends being taken. Cocoto and Fairy then embark on an adventure to save the imps.

In Cocoto Magic Circus, while Cocoto and his friends are hanging out, Fairy informs Cocoto about something important, so he follows Fairy. He comes across a circus. A clown then comes out, greeting the imps before kidnapping Fairy in front of them. The imps then go inside to rescue Fairy.

In Cocoto Kart Racer, Cocoto is one of the racers of the game and the main character of the game.

Cocoto Tennis Master was a game that featured Cocoto and his friends in a tennis game. The game was cancelled for unknown reasons, and the only evidence of the game officially existing is a low quality cover art image taken from the Cocoto official website. The game would have been released in 2006 for the PlayStation 2 , Cocoto was probably going to be a playable character. This is the same for Cocoto Dance Fever, with even less informations.

Cocoto Fishing Master has Cocoto as the main character. It is a fishing simulator.

Cocoto Festival is another arcade shooting gallery and the spiritual successor to Magic Circus. The game was only released in Europe.

Cocoto Kit for Kids was an activity game for children released in 2009 for iOS devices. This game features a different art style from the usual Cocoto games, since he is made out of paper.

Cocoto Surprise is a toy fishing game released in 2009. This game was also exclusive to Europe.

Cocoto Kart Racer 2, despite the name, is actually a revision of Cocoto Kart Racer, the only difference being support for Wii Wheel and some minor level tweaks to fit the new control scheme. Asides from that, the game remains the same as the original CKR. The game was released in 2011. It is the final Cocoto game to be released on the original Wii.

Cocoto Alien Brick Breaker was released in 2012, featuring a completely different design of Cocoto. It was released on the 3DS in 2012, being the only Cocoto series entry to be released on said handheld.

Cocoto Magic Circus 2 is the true sequel to Magic Circus, being another arcade shooting gallery. It was released on the Wii U in 2013. This is the only game in the series to be released on the console, as well as **the final Cocoto game in the series.**

## Gallery

1. ↑ Cocoto Tennis Master#:~:text=he is as a tennis player in Cocoto Tennis Master