Hal

This article is about the character from the Classic Dimension. You may be looking for other versions of Hal.

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Hal
Two of Hal's designs, from the original Angry Birds and Angry Birds Go!
Appearances
First appearance	Angry Birds
First level	Danger Above 6-5 (Angry Birds)
Game appearances	Angry Birds Angry Birds Seasons Angry Birds Rio Angry Birds Chrome Angry Birds Winter Wonderland Angry Birds Friends Angry Birds in The Hunt For The Golden Pistachio Angry Birds Social Angry Birds Go! Angry Birds Transformers (as Grimlock, Energon Grimlock, Goldbite Grimlock, Grey Slam Grimlock and Trypticon) Angry Birds 2 Angry Birds Reloaded Rovio Classics: Angry Birds
Media appearances	Summer Pignic Short Angry Birds Comics
Voice actor(s)
Finnish voice actor(s)	Jean-Marie Viollet (Angry Birds Go!) Antti LJ Pääkkönen (2018-present)
Gameplay information
Size	Medium
Strength	Moderate
Power(s)	Spinning back like a boomerang
Biographical overview
Nickname(s)	Boomerang Bird Green Bird Al
Species	Bird (Emerald toucanet)
Physical description
Gender	Male
Height	90 BMUs 150 cm
Color scheme	Shamrock Green
Feather color	Green
Hair color	Black
Skin color	Pale (eyelids)
Eye color	Black
Alignment and preferences
Alignment	Good
Affiliation(s)	Angry Birds
Likes	Playing the banjo Adventure Camping
Dislikes	His beak The pigs Red's perfectionism Other people setting boundaries
Powers and abilities
Skills	Swimming Playing the banjo

"No secrets. I'm an open book, me. What you see is what you get."

— Hal, The World of Angry Birds Official Guide

Hal, originally known as the Boomerang Bird or the Green Bird, is a character that appears in the Angry Birds series. He is a green bird and a member of the Angry Birds. He is known for his large beak, which he can use to go flying like a boomerang the opposite direction he is going when he opens it in mid-air. Hal is down-to-earth and adventurous, and is good friends with the other birds, but is not often involved in their fights against the pigs.

Appearance

• Various early designs of Hal, by Tuomas Erikoinen.
• Hal, in the original Angry Birds.
• Hal from Kombo Cinematic Trailers.
• Hal's Chrome-like design, from Angry Birds Heikki.
• Hal's early design from Angry Birds Chrome.
• Hal's new design from Angry Birds Rio and Angry Birds Chrome.
• Hal, from Angry Birds Friends.
• Hal, from Angry Birds Toons.
• Hal, from Angry Birds 2.
• Hal, from Angry Birds Reloaded.
• Hal's Space Costume from Angry Birds Reloaded.

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Hal is a medium-sized, green bird with a huge, orange beak. He has three top black feathers and three spiky tail feathers, an eye on each side of his face with black eyebrows, and white feathers at the bottom. In his early animated design by Kombo Studios, he had three black thick eyebrows, large bulging eyes on one side of his head (which tends to switch places), a dark yellow beak with an orange tip, and medium green feathers.

In Angry Birds Comics, Angry Birds Go!, and the Rio 2 levels of Angry Birds Rio, Hal has black markings on the base of his beak, and yellow rings around his eyes. He does not have the top feathers on his head, and his beak is in a different shade of orange and pointier. His feathers are now emerald green and his white stomach is gone.

Personality

Hal on an adventure in the jungle while carrying his banjo, from the Angry Birds: The Poster Collection.

Hal is friendly and down-to-earth, getting along with the rest of the Angry Birds and harboring no resentment towards any of them. He loves adventure and finds life on Piggy Island exciting, often travelling around the island all day. Due to this spirit, he doesn’t really like the pigs, believing that they stop the other birds from going on adventures too. He, nevertheless, is thought to be uninterested in his friends' ongoing conflict with the pigs. Additionally, Hal finds his huge beak to be a nuisance, being prone to tripping over it, banging into things, or poking others in the eye with it. He enjoys playing the banjo, claiming that it often impresses the other birds due to his lack of fingers.

Powers and abilities

Powers

• Boomerang - Hal's trademark ability is to spin back like a boomerang by opening his beak in a certain shape, allowing him to attack buildings from behind. Hal also can be launched from the Slingshot much farther than the rest of the birds, to make it easier for him to fly over the structures.
• Tornatoes - Only showcased in Angry Birds Go!, Hal has the ability to summon tornatoes onto a player, significantly weakening them.
• Transformation - When the EggSpark crashlanded on Piggy Island, Hal was transformed into Grimlock, Trypticon and Volcanicus.

Abilities

• Musician - Hal likes to play the banjo.

Weaknesses

• Strength - Hal's power is not strong enough for glass/ice or stone materials. His power does not also work on thick layers of wood.
• Accuracy - While a well-timed hit can cause significance destruction, using Hal's ability before he gains momentum can cause a weaker impact. Moreover, the player must master the angle of Hal's launch for further accuracy.

Game appearances

Angry Birds

Hal makes his first appearance in Angry Birds, where, unlike most new birds, Hal is first introduced as a captive by the pigs in Danger Above 6-4. After you beat the level, the game will notify the player about Hal's unlock, and he is then playable in the next level, Danger Above 6-5. Hal is then held captive in a separate cage from the other birds in The Big Setup, and is saved by Terence in The Big Setup 9-5, becoming the only other playable character in the episode.

Hal's ability in the game is arching into the opposite direction when activated. In order to do this, he opens his beak to resemble a boomerang. Due to this, he is much floatier than other birds and can fly much farther; this also makes him the only bird who rotates when airborne in the original game. Hal's ability will also be affected depending on the angle that he is in; for example, if he begins to gravitate back to the ground, his ability will weaken more and more.

A strategy players may use, which is also used to collect certain Golden Eggs, is to fling Hal backwards and then activate his ability, causing him to swing back with speed and more strength. Hal is quite decent at destroying wood and glass blocks and will do so extremely well if the blocks are somewhat damaged. However, he will not affect stone in most situations, usually making minimal damage or, in some circumstances no damage at all.

Angry Birds Seasons

Hal appears from the very start of the game when it was once known as Angry Birds Halloween. He is introduced in level 1-13 and is the very last bird introduced in this theme. After his appearance in Trick or Treat, he makes recurring appearances as a playable character in all of the following themes. Unlike the rest of the installments in the Angry Birds series, Angry Birds Seasons does not update Hal's design to his newer one and stays true to the original.

Hal's ability is identical to the one in the original game. There are no major changes or differences in his size, strength, or speed. However, it is notable that when you fling Hal from the slingshot, his launch noises are much more different than the ones featured in the regular game. It can also be noted that Piglantis introduced the feature of water and that Hal's ability is completely useless underwater. If the player attempts to activate Hal underwater, then he will instantly turn into a corpse and float to the surface.

Angry Birds Rio

Hal first appeared in Angry Birds Rio in the 50 Star level of Jungle Escape. He then appears more often from Smugglers' Plane. However, after his first appearance, he manages to appear often in the Rio 2 segment of the game. He is introduced with his newer design, which included no yellow ring around his beak and a generally slimmer appearance. Hal is not included in any animations or trailers for Rio (excluding gameplay trailers).

When the game was updated to promote Rio 2, all the characters. including Hal, were based on the designs seen in Angry Birds Toons. It can also be noted that when his ability is activated, his beak will be so opened to the point where Hal is actually shaped like a boomerang.

Hal's ability is the same as the previous 2 installments of Angry Birds. However, unlike Angry Birds Seasons, Hal's ability will positively react with water and will work properly. With moving boss fights, Hal will make minimal to decent damage when he comes in contact with the boss. In most boss fights he's in, there are usually collapsible structures that only he can reach, making him an advantage to have when you want to defeat the boss.

Angry Birds Chrome

Hal makes his first appearance in Angry Birds Chrome similar to how he was introduced in the original game. Not much is changed about him in terms of gameplay, but this game marked the debut of the "Chrome Designs", which was used for the majority of the sprites.

Angry Birds Volcano

While Hal doesn't show up in the levels in Angry Birds Volcano, his sprite was shown alongside some sprites used in Angry Birds Chrome.

Angry Birds Winter Wonderland

Hal makes an appearance in the only level in Angry Birds Winter Wonderland. Hal's ability is exactly the same as in the other slingshot based games.

Angry Birds Friends

Hal appears in tournaments as a playable character for Angry Birds Friends. (first appearing in level 18 of Surf and Turf or the Tournament depending on player choice) In the Facebook version, he is also included in the Surf and Turf, Pigini Beach, and Pig Tales themes. (he will not appear in the other themes, as he hadn't been introduced as a character when those themes were first released) Hal is also featured in the shop as an unlockable avatar.

Angry Birds Friends was then updated with newer designs for all the characters in the game. (excluding Bubbles) Hal is the only character who's design wasn't based on their toons design. Rather, he was yet again given newer sprites, that featured a green body, a yellow eye-ring, and a large, curved beak.

Hal's ability is exactly the same as in the other slingshot based games.

If you bought the add-on Golden Slingshot, it will not have much effect on him. He will be able to destroy more glass and wood and destroy/damage a few/one stone brick(s). If you use the Diamond Slingshot, then his ability will be affected. When you activate his power, he will change direction, but will not be affected by the angle of the shot since the Diamond Slingshot will cause all birds to fly in a straight direction.

Angry Birds in The Hunt For The Golden Pistachio

Hal makes an appearance in Angry Birds in The Hunt For The Golden Pistachio. Hal's ability is exactly the same as in the other slingshot based games.

Angry Birds Social

Hal is one of the many customizable characters within Angry Birds Social.

Angry Birds Go!

Hal is featured as a playable character in Angry Birds Go!. As all the characters had to be converted into 3D animation for the game, Hal took no exception. He takes on his animation style from Angry Birds Toons. (though he never appeared) His personal kart is the Shoemerang. (which costs 1,500 gems)

Hal is first featured in Stunt as the first boss. Previously, you had to beat him 3 times in order to unlock him; in these boss battles, he would throw boomerangs at you as a diversion. However, currently, you will be able to unlock him after getting one star on campaign level 9, race 5. Once you unlock him, he will be permanently playable. Hal also appears in races as an opponent in all themes of the game.

His ability while being player-controlled is to send a tornado to all the karts racing in front of him. The tornado is also able to collect coins, fruits, and destroy obstacles that lay in front of him. His ability is fairly powerful and can be used to gain many places.

Angry Birds Ace Fighter

Hal appears in Angry Birds Ace Fighter as a non-playable character, and only appears in the loading screen and Bird Launcher section. Strangely, while all of the other birds use their Toons animation style, Hal's design is based on his updated original style.

Angry Birds 2

When Angry Birds 2 first launched, it was stated by Rovio that Hal chose to "sit out" of the game, along with Bubbles and Stella. However, Hal was added to the game on December 6, 2018, as an extra bird.

The game also introduced computer animation for the birds and the pigs, which had never happened with the previous installments of the series. (which used pre-set separate sprites for when the bird is idle, flies, etc.) Hal got a new Toons design and animation style, along with a new voice. When he was added, he was encaged and the player had to get 60.000 green feathers in order to unlock him, but he was unlocked for free on December 13, 2018. He also appears as icons that can be selected by the player as his profile picture.

He got a new design, that is based on his movie and classic design, only with dark green feathers, completely yellow long beak, black eyebrows, white belly, black tail, dark green rings surrounding the eyes and he has no hair, like the Toons design. In the player's icon, he uses the same design as his toons design and classic one.

Hal can be chosen as an extra bird, but for it, he has to sleep for 12 hours and used for 4 hours. He is strong but has to be used correctly, in order to make greater scores and damage. When launched, Hal, unlike the other games, won't start spinning, instead, he will keep in the same way as the other birds. When his ability is activated, he will start spinning towards the structure, and will destroy blocks and defeat pigs in good strength when he has momentum, even destroying stone unlike the other games, where he gets injured after hitting stone, he will then get injured as he hits a solid object. As with most games, Hal has the farthest launch distance of the birds.

Angry Birds Reloaded

Hal is a playable character in Angry Birds Reloaded. He uses a slightly redrawn version of his Angry Birds Friends design in this game. Hal's ability is exactly the same as in the other slingshot based games.

Animated Appearances

Angry Birds Coca-Cola Trailer

Hal makes several appearances in the trailer using a new design which was later used in other media such as Angry Birds Go! and Angry Birds: Hatching a Universe

Angry Birds: Hatching a Universe

Hal makes several appearances in the book both in his classic and Toons designs. The book described who he is and the background behind him.

Book Appearances

Angry Birds: Mystery of the Green Bird

Mystery of the Green Bird is likely Hal's most plot-relevant appearance in literary media, which is all the more fitting given how Hal himself never appears. The story is a prequal to Hal's introduction in Danger Above, with Matilda finding one of his feathers being the catalyst for a series of events that result in The Flock being forced to contend with A faker amongst their ranks.

Angry Birds: Red Bird To The Rescue!

Hal cameos throughout the story, largely being relegated to crowd shots. He appears at the start and end of the story alongside The Flock.

Angry Birds Comics

While being introduced as early as the first issue, Hal is treated as a background character for a large chunk of the comic's run. He has the occasional speaking role, but he's very rarely focused on. The only story that ever truly starred Hal was Peak Beak, which was a one page gag story.

Angry Birds: Stella and the Egg Tree

Hal has a small cameo in Corporal Pig's thought bubble while the Corporal is making excuses for his failures.

Angry Birds: Red And The Great Fling-Off

During the Great Fling-Off, Hal cameos as one of the attendees.

Angry Birds: The Attack of The Monster

Hal doesn't appear in the story proper, but he does have a character description in the book.

Relationships

Red

In the Summer Pignic Short Movie, Red extremely dislikes Hal at first, not trusting him enough to use the slingshot and seeing him as clumsy. They neglect him, thinking he will only be a burden. Red pushes him away after he messes up Matilda's shot. However, after Hal saves the eggs, Red is extremely grateful and accepts him as a part of the flock. Throughout the Angry Birds Comics, Red and Hal are shown to be good friends, and Hal is cheery and optimistic towards Red.

The Blues

Hal is seen as a father figure by the Blues, as they choose to tag along with him than Red, who offers to follow along. Hal is willing to help them through many obstacles, like crossing a cliff, being shelter for rain, and being a boat to cross a river. It seems to be that the Blues stick to Hal more because his beak an extremely useful component of him.

Chuck

It is Chuck who rescues Hal from the Bad Piggies' cage in Danger Above 6-4. While the two birds have a friendly relationship, in one comic featured in Angry Birds Magazine, Hal gently reminds Chuck not to ruin The Blues' belief in Santa Claus, as Chuck does not believe in his existence.

Terence

Hal is once again captured by the Bad Piggies in The Big Setup. After Terence rescues him in The Big Setup 11-4, he accompanies Terence in defeating the pigs to rescue the other five birds.

Allies

• Angry Birds
  • Bomb
  • Bubbles
  • Chuck
  • The Blues
  • Matilda
  • Red
  • Silver
  • Stella
  • Terence
• Mighty Eagle
• Blu
• Jewel
• Rafeal
• Luiz
• Mighty Dragon
• Tony
• Willow
• Gale
• Poppy
• Dahlia
• Santa Claus

Neutral

• Professor Pig
• Leonard

Enemies

• Piggy kingdom
  • Agent Pig
  • Chef Pig
  • Corporal Pig
  • Dr. Pig
  • El Porkador
  • Foreman Pig
  • Hektor Porko
  • King Pig
  • Minion Pigs
    • Common Pigs
    • Knights
    • Ninjas
    • Pirates
    • Ross
    • Undead
    • Wildboars
• Nigel
• Marmosets
  • Mauro
• EggBot Army
  • Boss Pig
• Unicron Pig
• Zeta
  • Zeta's Eagles
  • Baby
• Gargamel
• Azreal

Names in other languages

Language	Name	English translation
Chinese (Mandarin)	长嘴绿 (Cháng zuǐ lǜ)	Long-billed green
Finnish	Hemmo
Korean	할 (hal)	Hal
Russian	Хэл (Khel)
Ukrainian	Хел (Khel)

Trivia

Hal's Space design in Angry Birds Reloaded

• Hal and Ice Bird are the only birds who first appeared kidnapped by the pigs.
• Hal makes Chuck's pain noises in the classic games when becoming a corpse, thus making him the only bird without an original pain noise.
• In Angry Birds Friends, when Hal's boomerang ability is activated, he boomerangs back at a lower angle than in the main games. The same can be said in Angry Birds 2, but the boomerang is programmed to go back to the slingshot's exact position.
• Hal and Blu and Jewel are also the only birds to rotate when fired from the slingshot.
• Hal has a different launch voice on Angry Birds Seasons as of the Ham'o'ween update. However, the PC and Mac version of Angry Birds also has Hal's alternative voice. The mobile version of Angry Birds has the original select and launch voice (actually one of the birds grumbling when waiting).
• Hal's name is misspelled as Al in a Toy Care PDF.
• In Danger Above 6-4 of Angry Birds Chrome, his corpse sprite disappears and is invisible, but after being unlocked, his corpse sprite will be in the Chrome design. His corpse feathers are white instead of yellow.^{[citation needed]}
• Hal's eyebrow disappears when he blinks in his Classic design.
• In Piglantis, Hal's ability doesn't work when he is underwater. The corpse will appear when the ability is activated.
• In the Angry Birds Heikki promotional art on Angry Birds Facebook page, Hal's Classic design is used, except the yellow ring on his beak is removed.
• Hal is the only bird that never appeared in Angry Birds Toons.
  • Stella appears in art of Toons, however, she also doesn't make an appearance in Angry Birds Toons.
  • Unlike Hal, Stella also got her own version of Toons, while Hal did not.
• Hal, along with Matilda and Stella, are the only three birds without a Space counterpart, and he and Bubbles are the only two birds without a Star Wars counterpart.
  • In January 2024, those three birds were given Space-themed skins.
• A symbol of Hal appears carved in Captain Freedom's Gung Ho evolution belt buckle in Angry Birds Evolution.
  • His Toons design on the other hand was used as a reference for Walter's design.

Gallery

Main article: Hal/Gallery

Gallery
Angry Birds Comics (2014) description

References

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Unknown continuity

Main article | Gallery | Beta elements | Version history | Achievements | Credits | Glitches | Pre-releases (Countdown) | Re-releases (Create, Turbo Edition)
Playable characters		Red | Bomb | Stella | Bubbles | Matilda | Foreman Pig | King Pig | The Blues | Terence | Hal | Corporal Pig | Chuck | Ayrton Senna* | Chronicler Pig*** | Ice Bird***
Non-playable characters		Chronicler Pig* | Mechanic Pig* | Minion Pigs
Tracks		Seedway | Sub Zero | Air | Rocky Road | Stunt | Weekly Tournament | Jenga
Vehicles		Air Guita | Arctic Roller | Barbequick | Barrel Roller | Beach Buggy | Big Boomer | Big Burner | Blue Cornet | Capster | Cool Runner | Cork Wagon | Drum Roller | Ham Glider | Hog Rod | Iron Belt | Matchstick Mobile | Music Maker | Phoenix Star | Pinky Tonk | Point Breaker | Punch Box | Rocket Racer | Royal Snout | Semi-Skinner | Shred Sled | Snow Scoop | Sponge Cruiser | Strike Out | Sty GT | Tar Barreller | Tracked Trekker | Trash Thrasher | Tub Thumper | Woodwind
Items		Bird Coins | Blueprint** | Booster (Boost*, Kart Repair*, King Sling, Target Kart*) | Gems | Ticket** | Toolbox**
Gimmicks and obstacles		Glass | Stone | TNT | Wood
Music	Albums	Angry Birds Go (Original Game Soundtrack)
	Songs	"Songbird"
Other		Earth (Piggy Island) | Level Failed | Star | Telepods | Rovio Account | Cancelled sequel
*Appears in the 1.0.0 version only **Appears in the 2.0.0 version only ***Unused

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Playable characters	Regular birds Red | The Blues | Chuck | Bomb | Matilda | Terence | Silver Extra birds Bubbles | Hal | Leonard | Stella | Melody
Non-playable characters	Hand* | Hatchlings | Mighty Eagle | Postman Pig | Jelly Pig | Jo | Professor Pig | Salesman Pig | Sonic the Hedgehog | Shadow the Hedgehog | Tom
Enemies	Minion Pigs (Special Pigs (Corporal Pig | Golden Pig | Balloon Pig))
Bosses	Chef Pig | Foreman Pig | King Pig | Zeta | Dr. Eggman
Locations	Cobalt Plateaus | Pig City | Bamboo Forest | Mount Pork | Space
Items	Apple | Arena Coins | Arena tickets | Black Pearls | Bonus Stamps | Chests | Eggs | Energy | Event Coins | Feathers | Gems | Hats | Lives | Mighty Eagle Coins | Slingshot | Spell (Blizzard, Chili, Golden Duck, Mighty Eagle, Pig Inflator, Sponsored Spells)
Gimmicks and obstacles	Bumper | Balloon | Destruct-O-Meter | Fan | Flock Power | Glass | Lava | Portal | Rocket | Spitting Flower | Stone | TNT | Water | Wood
Activities	Arena | Clans | Daily Challenge | Feather Quest | Jetpack Run | Mighty Eagle's Bootcamp | Rowdy Rumble! | Tower of Fortune | Treasure Pass
Albums	Angry Birds 2 (Original Game Soundtrack)
Other	Angry Birds 2 Creators | Flock Forward | Earth (Piggy Island (Bamboo Forest, Cobalt Plateaus, Pig City)) | Star | Level Failed | Gallery | Beta elements | Credits | Glitches | Chapters
Note	* - Appears in the PC version only

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Playable characters	The Flock (Bomb, Bubbles, Chuck, Matilda, Red, The Blues)
Non-playable characters	Brad* | Carter* | Doctor* | Eva* | Hal | Hatchlings | Judge Peckinpah* | Mighty Eagle | Stella | Silver | Val Bird*
Enemies	Balloon Pig | Doctor Pig | Egg Pig | Epic Sax Pig | Foreman Pig | Ice Pig | Minion Pigs | Painter Pig | Piglets | Sleepy Pig | UFO Pig (Corporal Pig) | Wizard Pig
Items	Coins | Egg | Egg Basket | Piggy Bank | Power-Ups (Bomb, Extra 3 Moves, Lazer Gun, Rocket, Scramble, Slingshot)
Gimmicks and obstacles	Balloon | Bread | Bubble | Cage | Cloud | Conveyer Belt | Crate | Glass | Stone | Wood
Albums	Angry Birds Blast (Original Game Soundtrack Extended Edition)
Other	Earth (Piggy Island (Bamboo Forest, Christmas Village, Cobalt Plateaus, Desert Island, Pig City)) | Star | Level Failed | Gallery (Blast!, Island) | Beta elements (Blast!, Island) | Credits (Blast!, Island) | Glitches (Blast!, Island)
Note	* - Appears in Angry Birds Island only

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Main	Main article • Gallery • Version history • Achievements • Credits • Glitches
Projectiles	Angry Birds ((Space Flock), Bomb (Fire Bomb), Bubbles (Cosmic Bubbles), Chuck (Lazer Bird), Hal, Ice Bird, Matilda (Iron Bird), Red (Super Red), Silver, Stella (Scarlet Wing), Terence (The Incredible Terence, Wingman), The Blues (Lightning Birds), Tony) • Belchy Pig • Boom Pig • Garry • Harvey (Courtney) • Jetpack Pig • Leonard • Space Egg
Targets	Corporal Pig • Eagles • Evil Duck • Foreman Pig • Leonard • Minion Pigs (Construction Pig) • Mosquito Pigs • Space Pigs (Alien Pig, Fat Pig, Hektor Porko • Puffed Pig, Radioactive Pig) • Scarecrow Pigs • Spacecraft Pig • S.P.A.R.K. • Zeta
Other characters	Birdie • Chef Pig • Daft Piggies • Mighty Eagle (Mighty Buzzard, Space Eagle)
Episodes	Bird Island/Piggy Island Hot Pursuit • When Birds Fly • Party Crashers • Bacon Beach • Bamboom Forest • Wrecks & The City • Pigs In A Banquet • Piglantis Eagle Island Frenemies • Enter The Volcano • The Frozen Heart • Birdnapped • Finding Zeta Secret Area Off The Menu • Pie Hard • Daft Piggies • Midsummer Mayham • Moon Festival • Ham'o'ween • Ham'o'ween 2 • Pie Hard 2 • The Swine and Dine Tour • Snowball Showdown • Midsummer Mayham 2 • Ham-Mock Time • A Tweet in the Night • Flock to the Future • Ragnahog • Beak My Valentine • Sowhenge • Midsummer Mayham 3 • Bouncy Trouble Space Pig Bang • Cold Cuts • Fry Me to the Moon • Utopia • Red Planet • Pig Dipper • Cosmic Crystals • Beak Impact • Brass Hogs • Solar System • Eggspansion Theory • Wingularity • Danger Zone Carnival Abra-Ca-Bacon Other Golden Eggs
Modes	Competition • Mirror Worlds • Space Hog
Events	Egg Hunt • Frost Festival
Items	Accessories • Billy • Bird Coins • Egg • Eggsteroid • Power-Ups (Birdquake, Boombox, Flock of Birds, King Sling, Pig Puffer, Power Potion, Sling Scope, Space Egg, Wingman) • Sardine • Slingshot • Space Egg Cannon • The Claw • The Eggs
Gimmicks and obstacles	Balloon • Billy • Clouds • Dice • Easter Egg • Fan • Food • Ghost Bricks • Glass • Gold • Greek pillar • Gravity Field • Grey block • Iron • Lava • Portal • Pumpkin • Rubber • Sand • Snow • Stone • TNT • Treasure chest • Water • Wood
Other	Earth (Bird Island, Eagle Island, Piggy Island (Cobalt Plateaus, Bamboo Forest, South Beach, Pig City) • Level Failed • Piggy kingdom • Star • Carnival • Red's Holiday Calendar