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Fire Bird is a bird that went unused in the classic Angry Birds. He is a version of Red that burns everything he touches, dealing more damage the more his anger meter is filled.
Fire Bird is a version of Red that appears as angrier and with a roaring fire on his head. When the "Anger Meter" is partially full, he is completely on fire and resembles a charging fireball. His corpse is a charred Red. When the meter is full, Fire Bird turns into a flaming mushroom cloud with his screaming face on it.
Gameplay[]
According to the sprites from the "Free to Play" update, Fire Bird would have an "Anger Meter" that indicated how much power he would have upon use. If the meter was at a reasonable point, Fire Bird would catch on fire and resemble a charging fireball burning everything it contacted. If the meter was full, Fire Bird would cause a flaming explosion resembling a mushroom cloud and burning everything in his bountiful radius.
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