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Caged Birds are a few species of birds (purple, pink, red, blue, yellow and green; also a Blue and Gold Macaw and a Scarlet Ibis) that are prisoners of the Smugglers. In the end of the movie, they were freed from the Smugglers' Plane. It is implied that they, like the Angry Birds (Red, Jim, Jake, Jay, Chuck, Matilda, Bomb, Terence, Stella, Hal, and Bubbles) are rare species as the official Angry Birds Rio trailer refers to them as "exceptionally rare species".
In Angry Birds Rio, the caged birds appear in Smugglers' Den, Airfield Chase, Smugglers' Plane, High Dive, and Hidden Harbor as prisoners of the Smugglers. The other birds try to free them from their cages by slinging themselves at the cages; when a cage breaks, the caged bird flies away. Upon level failing, they will start crying in plea of help which leads to the player failing the level.
Angry Birds Friends[]
In Angry Birds Friends, the caged birds appear in the Rio Tournament as prisoners of the marmosets. The other birds try to free them from their cages by slinging themselves at the cages; when a cage breaks, the caged bird flies away. Upon level failing, they will start crying for help (accompanied by the sound of the marmosets laughing) which leads to the player failing the level.
Gallery[]
Entity sheet for caged birds.
A tall cage of Crimson-hooded Manakins.
Tiny, as seen in-game.
Two caged birds, with cages stacked.
A crying caged bird, seen on the “level failed” screen in-game.
A crying caged bird, seen on the “level failed” screen in-game for the Rio 2 episodes.
Entity sheet for only the small caged birds.
Entity sheet for only the large caged birds.
Entity sheet for caged Blu and Jewel.
Caged Birds Plushies
Blue caged bird plushie.
PNG of the large caged birds.
Prototype caged birds plushies
Sprite sheet for all caged birds including Blu and Jewel.
The caged birds in their Toons design for the Rio 2 episodes.
Caged Birds in Carnival Upheaval's cutscene (notice that the Scarlet Ibis is green and the Purple Finch/Crimson-hooded Manakin is red).
Sprite sheet containing all the caged birds’ sprites.
The Scarlet Ibis.
The Blue and Gold Macaw.
The Purple Finch.
The Crimson-hooded Manakin.
A group image of the caged birds seen in the credits.
A custom Rio 2 version of the group photo seen in the credits. Note that this is not canon and doesn't appear in the credits.
The Crimson-hooded Manakin's prototype colour scheme seen in the how-to tutorial screens.
The early colour schemes of the Blue and Gold Macaw and Crimson-hooded Manakin as they appear in the gameplay trailer.
The tall cage of Crimson-hooded Manakins from the same trailer.
An early gameplay image showing early designs for the caged birds.
The Scarlet Ibis in Carnival Upheaval's cutscene is dark green instead of red and the Purple Finch/Crimson-hooded Manakin in the same shot is red.
The Crimson-hooded Manakin that appears in the how-to tutorials is pink with lime green rings around its eyes. It can also be seen in the gameplay trailer, suggesting that this was its prototype colour scheme.
The same trailer also has a prototype colour scheme of the Blue and Gold Macaw in which its body is mostly green with a yellow belly and yellow rings around its eyes, making it look more like a Peach-Fronted Parakeet.