- "Alright! Yes! A rave that lasts all night! Where's the mosh pit?"
- —Club Kid, Twisted Metal III
Club Kid is a vehicle and contestant who appears only in Twisted Metal III.
Twisted Metal III[]
Vehicle[]
- "Club Kid drives a tiny, nimble micro car emblazoned with a misleading yellow happy face on its hood."
- —Twisted Metal III - Instruction Manual
Club Kid is one of four new playable vehicles introduced in Twisted Metal III.
Special Weapon
- Vortex: His vehicle sports a nifty weapon called the Vortex, a psychedelic whirlwind that sucks cars in and spins them out after it reaches terminal velocity.
Driver[]
- "Club Kid is the ultimate raver who spends his nights partying and his mornings washing down cocktail weenie breakfasts with warm powdered milk. He usually wears the same clothes for weeks because when you're rushing from club to club, who really has the time to change? Club Kid thinks it's way cool Rob Zombie kicked in some tracks for Twisted Metal III."
- —Twisted Metal III - Instruction Manual
The driver of Club Kid, also named Club Kid. A party animal from London who wishes to crash Calypso's party.
Bio Dialogue
- "I'm crashing Calypso's twisted party with my mighty disco ball and my smilin' stylin' micro car. No one at this shindig stands a chance once I cruise my way into that fly blimp. There'd better be some egg nog at my winner's bash! See you at the Mosh Pit!"
Info and Ending
Twisted Metal III - Club Kid's Info
Twisted Metal III - Club Kid's Ending
Trivia[]
- Club Kid has his very own secret level in TMIII.
- Club Kid shares the exact same vehicle stats (Armor, Special Weapon power, and handling) with Firestarter and Flower Power in the stats menu. The cars do differ quite a lot from each other however.
- Club Kid is one of the two drivers in TMIII who does not scream in their endings; the other is Mr. Grimm.
- Club Kid is believed to have replaced Twister in TMIII as they both have tornado-themed special weapons.
- Though Club Kid does not appear in Twisted Metal 4, the Austin Mini car style can be used in its Create Car mode.
Gallery[]
Club Kid as seen in his ending cutscene.
![Club Kid's car as seen in the december 1997 issue of the EGM PlayStation magazine.[1]](/wiki/File:TMIIIEGMClubKid.png "TMIIIEGMClubKid.png (62 KB)")
Club Kid's car as seen in the december 1997 issue of the EGM PlayStation magazine.[1]
References[]
| v - d - e Vehicles
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|---|
| Twisted Metal (1995) |
| Sweet Tooth - Yellow Jacket - Darkside - Outlaw - Thumper - Crimson Fury - Pit Viper - Warthog - Mr. Grimm - Spectre - Hammerhead - Roadkill - Minion |
| Twisted Metal 2 |
| Twister - Axel - Mr. Slam - Shadow - Grasshopper - Dark Tooth |
| Twisted Metal III |
| Auger - Club Kid - Firestarter - Flower Power - Primeval |
| Twisted Metal 4 |
| Orbital - Pizza Boy - Calypso - Quatro - Goggle Eyes - Meter Maid - Microblast - Trash Man - The Joneses - Drag Queen - Mr. Zombie - Crusher - Moon Buggy - RC Car - Create Car |
| Twisted Metal: Black |
| Junkyard Dog - Brimstone - Crazy 8 - Manslaughter - Tanker - Warhawk |
| Twisted Metal: Small Brawl |
| Mime - Trapper - Piecemeal |
| Twisted Metal: Head-On |
| ATV - Cousin Eddy - Tower Tooth |
| Twisted Metal: Lost |
| 12-Pak - Gold Tooth |
| Twisted Metal (2012) |
| Death Warrant - Road Boat - Kamikaze - Reaper - Talon - Meat Wagon - Vermin - Juggernaut - Slayer - Limo |
| Twisted Metal (TV Series) |
| Evelyn - Vulture Cars |
| Scrapped Vehicles |
| Postal - Old Pickup - PaleRider |