Moon Child

Carmageddon Splat Pack

Carmageddon Splat Pack driver
Moon Child
Piecemaker
Info
Internal opponent number	5
Strength (1 - 5)	2
Network availability	Never
Short name (?)	Moon
Race number	80
Top speed	100 mph
Kerb weight	0.6 tons
0 - 60 mph in	7.0 seconds
Stealworthy	No
Description
"Hippy nightmare chick Moon Child was raised in a Vegan-Pagan commune. A strict diet of pulses and free love sent her mad, and she rebelled. Big time."

Carmageddon II

Carmageddon II driver
Moon Child
Flower Plower
Info
Internal opponent number	30
Strength (1 - 5)	-1
Network availability	all
Short name	Moon
Gender	♂
Race number	37
Status icon
Top speed	150 mph
Kerb weight	2.5 tons
0 - 60 mph in	9.9 seconds
Cost	12,000,000 credits
Description
"Tank tracks, tank engine, tank armour, and a very nice floral paintjob..."

Carmageddon 64

Carmageddon 64 driver
MOONCHILD
Info
Stealworthy	Yes
Repair cost	48,500 credits
Scrap cost	24,250 credits
Sell cost	194,000 credits

Trivia

• Piecemaker = To make pieces, presumably by chopping/slicing/etc. A peversion of Peacemaker.
• Flower Plower is a play on flower power, a Hippie symbol of non-violence.
• She's is fan of european vehicles. Piecemaker is a modified Citroën 2CV Charleston (often colloquially called a Dolly), while Flower Plower is based on a Volkswagen Type 2 (T2).
• Piecemaker appears in the PlayStation version of Carmageddon, where it is driven by Reverend Limit.
• In Carmageddon II, Flower Plower only becomes available to the player when they beat the game. Also, it doesn't appear as an opponent.
• In Carmageddon 64, the Flower Plower has no tank tracks - just hefty-looking wheels.
• A Pulse is not just what one checks for to see if someone is alive - Pulses, mentioned at the top, are a type of grain/seeds.