The Chickenhawk is a rare enemy that only appears in one location in Mother 3.5 during the first chapter. It is actually the Pigmask Army's first chimera, but you won't see it unless you explore very carefully. You have to carefully sneak up on it from behind, otherwise it will fly away. It gives a lot of experience points when defeated. Although the chickenhawk is a real-world creature, the chimera encountered is a hawk with the head of a chicken, a reference to the common "Slitherhen" chimera in Mother 3.
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| - The Chickenhawk is a rare enemy that only appears in one location in Mother 3.5 during the first chapter. It is actually the Pigmask Army's first chimera, but you won't see it unless you explore very carefully. You have to carefully sneak up on it from behind, otherwise it will fly away. It gives a lot of experience points when defeated. Although the chickenhawk is a real-world creature, the chimera encountered is a hawk with the head of a chicken, a reference to the common "Slitherhen" chimera in Mother 3.
- Chickenhawk is a fictional character in the Wild Cards series of books. He is a hideous winged joker with a limited capacity for flight.
- Chickenhawk is an American term for a politician who chickens out of fighting in a war but afterwards wants the United States to fight wars. A chickenhawk is hawkish so long as other people get killed. Sometimes chickenhawks manage to keep out of the armed forces. Other times chickenhawks are in the military but chicken out of active combat. George W. Bush couldn’t avoid getting drafted into the military during the Vietnam War. He was asked if he wanted to serve in Vietnam. Recently Ron Paul called Gingrinch a Chickenhawk.
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| - The Chickenhawk is a rare enemy that only appears in one location in Mother 3.5 during the first chapter. It is actually the Pigmask Army's first chimera, but you won't see it unless you explore very carefully. You have to carefully sneak up on it from behind, otherwise it will fly away. It gives a lot of experience points when defeated. Although the chickenhawk is a real-world creature, the chimera encountered is a hawk with the head of a chicken, a reference to the common "Slitherhen" chimera in Mother 3.
- Chickenhawk is a fictional character in the Wild Cards series of books. He is a hideous winged joker with a limited capacity for flight.
- Chickenhawk is an American term for a politician who chickens out of fighting in a war but afterwards wants the United States to fight wars. A chickenhawk is hawkish so long as other people get killed. Sometimes chickenhawks manage to keep out of the armed forces. Other times chickenhawks are in the military but chicken out of active combat. George W. Bush couldn’t avoid getting drafted into the military during the Vietnam War. He was asked if he wanted to serve in Vietnam. 1.
* Here was his chance to show his superiors that he was brave. 2.
* Here was his chance to show that he was a good airman. 3.
* Here was his chance to get respect and recognition, combat experience and perhaps promotion. What did Dubya do? He wrote, "do not volunteer". Now that says it. Of course sending other people’s sons into combat in Iraq (after 9/11) was a different matter. Recently Ron Paul called Gingrinch a Chickenhawk.
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