The brown llama is not featured on the mascot selection screen.Llama and #TheDress are the only two mascots based off a specific news story.The mascot is based off the popular llama chase news story in Phoenix, Arizona.It is currently one of two mascots where the player controls two mascots in a run.Llama was added to the Apple and Android versions of Crossy Road.

Llama was added to the Amazon version of Crossy Road.įebruary 2nd, 2015 ( Chinese New Year Update) The Llama can be purchased for $0.99 or can be won from the Prize Machine for 100. Note that the brown llama cannot collect coins. If the cream llama gets blocked by an obstacle and attempts to move forwards/sideways, the brown llama will freely move forwards/sideways and therefore it's possible for both llamas to be in the same lane. If they end up in the same square, the brown llama gets trampled by the white llama and it gets squashed, killing it, similar to the effect when the Drop Bear kills a victim. Interestingly, it is possible for the brown llama to get trampled by the cream llama. If the player idles for too long, the Eagle will take away the cream llama in the case when both llamas are still alive. However, if the cream llama dies first, the game ends, and the brown llama will stop where it is. If the brown llama dies, the cream llama will still continue the game. The brown llama acts almost like a non-playable mascot, it dies when it drowns or gets hit by a car. For example, if the cream llama travels towards the left, the brown llama will correspond to the movement and will move left as well. The brown llama corresponds to the cream llama's movements. While playing as the Llama, the player will have control of two mascots: a cream llama (the primary one) and the brown llama (the secondary one). Similar to most of the standard mascots, the grasslands serve as the terrain for the Llama. Trees and boulders appear as obstacles and the only enemy being the eagle, who will pick the player up if they stay idle for too long. The cream-colored llama is in the front and the brown-colored llama is in the back, making the brown one the easiest to lose during a run in one lane of grassland surrounded by Roads. The primary (player controlled) llama has cream-colored fur, with white feet and a white nose, while the secondary llama has brown-colored fur, legs, and nose. Despite the name, the 'Llama' is actually two different colored llamas.

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