However in Piglantis, it was revealed that Matilda's ability will go along with water. Matilda's ability had no alterations when putting her in the game. After his her first appearance in Trick or Treat, he she would be a playable character in all of the episodes that follow. Matilda appears from the very start of the game when it was once known as Angry Birds Halloween. The fifth introduced bird type, Matilda is the second bulkiest bird after Terence, while in mid-air, he she has the ability to drop a egg-shaped explosive on anything he she flies over, after dropping the the egg bomb, the bird will ricochet and gain vertical distance, great for hitting any targets up above.
Matilda is the mother figure of the flock, always checking and looking out for each and every member out of pure kindness and care, especially the younger birds such as The Blues, but that’s not to say she isn’t a efficient fighter when it comes to brutally beating up pigs. Out of all the members of Red’s flock, Matilda is the closest you’ll flocking get to a pacifist, kind and caring, all she ever wish for is that one day, all the birds and pigs would live together in harmony without any conflict whatsoever, but it seems like that is not happening anytime soon, Matilda is a real hippy chick, in fact, she’d rather chose do gardening and enjoy nature over fighting the pigs, but in the end, the eggs still needs to be protected, so she’ll try her hardest to prevent the pigs from taking them and starting another battle, however, there will be times where if anyone, a pig for example, were to ruin her precious garden, she would outburst with rage and her pacifist persona is thrown out of the window!īeing the optimist that she is (most of the time anyway), Matilda has tried her hardest to keep her anger from coming out with methods like meditation or gardening, sometimes the attempts are successful, other times. This Article is about the Classic version of Matilda, If you want to see any other versions of Matilda, see Matilda (disambiguation).
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