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| - Ms. Pac Man is the female counterpart to Pac-Man. She has her own game, and is the first female video game character. In 2002, Ms. Pac Man set a record for futility when she was blown away by Mega Man. Her vote count was the lowest until the Spring 2004 Contest, when Adventure set the new record low.
- Ms. Pac-Man (sometimes NEVER known as Mrs. Pac-Man) is a Pac-Person who is NOT married to Pac-Man. She had one NO son with Pac-Man, named Pac-Man Jr. NOTHING! Pac-Man Jr. is NOT their son, and they DON'T love him BECAUSE HE DOESN'T EXIST. She was born in Pac-Land, and she NEVER met Pac-Man when she was a baby Pac-Person. They eventually NEVER got married. She now runs in mazes withOUT him, eats dots, and avoids ghosts.
- She is voiced by Barbara Minkus. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- She resembles a female version of Pac-man.
- Ms. Pac-Man is a character and protagonist of Ms. Pac-Man. She was available as a playable character in both Mario Kart Arcade GP and its sequel.
- Ms. Pac-Man (ミズパックマン Mizu Pakkuman) (AKA "Pepper ") (ペッパー Peppā) is Pac-Man's beautiful wife and the mother of Jr. Pac-Man and Baby Pac-Man. She could be considered the deuteragonist of the series.
- Ms. Pac-Man is the wife of General Colin Pac-Man. When Colin dies, she mourns for him and is comforted by Amy. She Only Says "Nooooooooooooooo!" and "Wakka wakka wakka!"
- In a cutaway in "Stuck Together, Torn Apart", Peter Griffin compares his trial separation from his wife, Lois, to the divorce of Mr. and Ms. Pac-Man. Three of the ghosts, Blinky, Clyde, and Funky visit Pac-Man to cheer him up afterwards. Pac-Man, who took up smoking, doesn't attempt to consume them, even after the ghosts turn vulnerable. In "Meet the Quagmires", Peter is shown playing Menstrual Ms. Pac-Man when he goes back in time to 1984, where the game sits in St. Elmo's Clam.
- Ms. Pac-Man looks like Pac-Man, but she has a mole on her face and wears a red bow on her head and is something shown wearing lipstick. Ms. Pac-Man only appears in the intermissions. She is seen in one trying to protect her son from Yum-Yum, a ghost that he has a crush on. Making her first official appearance in a Japanese game, Ms. Pac-Man appears as a supporting character in the game. She appears at the end when Spooky is defeated. Ms. Pac-Man is a playable character in this Mario Kart game. Ms. Pac-Man is a returning character in the Mario game's sequel.
- Ms. Pac-Man is the wife of the famous video game character, Pac-Man. She made her debut appearance in Ms. Pac-Man, a game originally created without the consent of Pac-Man's creators at Namco, but eventually the rights to the character were handed over, and she has appeared in other Pac-Man series games.
- Pac-Man was one of the highest grossing arcade games of all time. It started off as Puck-Man in Japan, then was slightly retitled as Pac-Man when it hit the United States, becuase Midway was worried that teens would change the name around and replace the "P" with an "F". The game, which ended up with it being ported all over the place back then, is still being done even in modern days with XBox Live downloads and all, and along with tons of clones that are still being made to this day as well. It also enjoyed all kinds of merchandising, including lunch boxes, t-shirts, a tv show, and even a movie that has been delayed for ages (amongst all kinds of other spin-off products).
- Ms. Pac-Man ist die Frau von dem wohl berühmtesten Videospielcharakter Pac-Man. Sie hatte ihren ersten Auftritt überhaupt in Ms. Pac Man und in der Mario-Serie in Mario Kart Arcade GP. Sie, ihr Mann und ihr gemeinsamer Feind, Blinky tauchen zusammen in den beiden Arcade Spielen Mario Kart Arcade GP & Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 auf. Ms. Pac-Man hat zwar die selben Spezialitems wie Pac-Man aber dafür andere Stats. Sie hat ein besseres Handling, aber nicht soviel Geschwindigkeit außer in Mario Kart Arcade GP 2, dort ist sie ein Geschwindigkeits-Charakter.
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