Panda Bounce
Panda Bounce is sorta like Arkanoid but with pandas, fruit, and ninjas. The object is to bounce a panda — with your two foxes holding a trampoline — to retrieve bananas, oranges, strawberries, acorns, and cherries without letting him hit the ground. The ninjas are there to prevent you from achieving your goal.
Tagged: Arkanoid, cool flash games, Panda Bounce
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ranran said | 7 October, 2009
they are squirrels!