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Toon Hero for iPad Adds Portal 2’s P-Body, More Characters Revealed

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The popular iPad app Toon Hero, which allows users to create their own animated stories using a variety of different characters and props, is getting a healthy dose of Aperture Science now that Portal 2’s co-op-minded robot P-Body has joined the list of available characters.

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Toon Hero, which tasks users with constructing their own storylines, greetings, jokes, and other events using simple video tools and props, was developed by Trigger Happy Studios and has been a long-standing hit amongst iPad users. The collaboration between Trigger Happy and Portal 2 developer Valve actually began back during this year’s Comic-Con when Valve came away impressed with what Trigger Happy had accomplished through Toon Hero and offered up a crossover with one of their established brands.

P-Body’s inclusion into Toon Hero is the culmination of that agreement but neither Trigger Happy nor Valve is content with stopping at just one character inclusion. According to Trigger Happy, a new update to Toon Hero which is currently set to go live sometime in November will also add in fellow Portal 2 protagonists Atlas and Chell as well as other as-yet-unannounced characters.

Toon Hero is available now as a free download via the iTunes app store with additional characters, props, and backgrounds available as optional in-app purchases.

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Part of the team when the website was launched, Nate wrote for Touch Tap Play between 2013 - 2014, covering everything related to iOS and sharing news from the industry with our readers.