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A race of small robotic-like aliens, who kidnapp Clank and transport him to an unknown galaxy
The Zoni first appear in Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruciton, though initially they are only visible to Clank. In the game, they provided Clank with new abilities, allowing him to levitate and control time. They also were able to provide information of where they were to travel next, as well as show brief glimpses into the future. At the end of the game, they make another appearance, this time visible to everyone. They then proceed to abduct Clank, claiming to be able to offer personal information, before taking him away.
In Quest for Booty, Ratchet manages to uncover the Obsidian Eye, the only known way of communicating with the Zoni. Once he repaired the machine, he was able to view a short scene, detailing what had happened to Clank, In it, Clank appears to be malfunctioning, with the surrounding Zoni reassuring him that the 'Doctor' would arrive shortly to help.
In Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time, the Zoni are revealed not to be villains as was previously implied, but were in fact involved in the running and protection of the Great Clock. Their decision to hire Nefarious would later prove to have disasterous consequences, as he turns on them, destroying or scaring away many of them. Those who are retrieved and returned by Ratchet go back to their original job after all danger has been eliminated. It was also revealed that the Zoni were neither mechanical or biological in composition, but were instead made from pure energy.
In Quest for Booty, Ratchet manages to uncover the Obsidian Eye, the only known way of communicating with the Zoni. Once he repaired the machine, he was able to view a short scene, detailing what had happened to Clank, In it, Clank appears to be malfunctioning, with the surrounding Zoni reassuring him that the 'Doctor' would arrive shortly to help.
In Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time, the Zoni are revealed not to be villains as was previously implied, but were in fact involved in the running and protection of the Great Clock. Their decision to hire Nefarious would later prove to have disasterous consequences, as he turns on them, destroying or scaring away many of them. Those who are retrieved and returned by Ratchet go back to their original job after all danger has been eliminated. It was also revealed that the Zoni were neither mechanical or biological in composition, but were instead made from pure energy.
Zoni games
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Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time released on Oct. 27, 2009 | PS3 | Insomniac Games |
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Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty released on Aug. 21, 2008 | PS3, PS3N | Insomniac Games |
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Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction released on Oct. 23, 2007 | PS3 | Insomniac Games |
General Information
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| Concept Name: | Zoni |
| Appears in: | 3 games |
| First appearance: | Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction |
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