Plop is a secondary character in Piggy Island Heroes: Piggies and Pirates. He aids in helping to save King Pig during the events of "The Pirate King".
Appearance[]
Plop is nearly identical to the average pig. His face seems to be especially slanted towards the ground, but this is likely just a product of the book's art style and not an intentional design choice.
Personality[]
Plop serves as King Pig's exasperated fishing helper whenever he decides to fish for junk. Plop is brave enough to question the bureaucratic boar and even ask for a break (A request that King Pig swiftly denies). Despite his poor treatment ant the King's metaphorical hands, he still assists the Corporal Pig in rescuing the King when he is in danger.
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The Pirate King[]
The story kicks off with Plop assisting King Pig in fishing for junk, which in reality is not naturally floating in the sea, but rather being supplied by Corporal Pig in a submarine beneath the two. Their fishing trip goes awry, however, when the King's fishing line get's caught on a passing pirate ship. While King Pig gets dragged off by the vessel, Plop is swept overboard and sinks into the ocean. Luckily for Plop, Corporal Pig notices him and brings him aboard. Plop updates Corporal Pig on the events that took place above the water's surface, and the two go after the ship. They eventually arrive in Portuga, and catch King Pig from the water as he was being forced to walk the plank by the pirate captain Hogtooth, and scare the pirates off with the submarine's claw mechanism.
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