Wall Between US
Control
Dona gets phone calls from the Pigs during the game that give him encouragement when he is doing well, or yell at him when he is doing bad. At the completion of a level Dona stands with his hands on his hips (like a super hero) and his hair blows in the w
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Dona the Pig reigns over his territory with a blend of stubborn pride and ironclad authority. Neighboring Kit Foxes, once tolerated in a fragile truce, now face his wrath after a series of golf-ball thefts disrupt his beloved rounds at Mur-a-lago Course. Suspecting foul play, Dona stages a trap, catching a young Kit Fox mid-snatch. Outraged, he declares all foxes banished from Pig soil, jails the culprit, and rallies his citizens to fund an imposing border wall—starting with a rickety chain-link fence. Armed with a golf club and a thunderous SHOUT to repel intruders, Dona perches atop his fledgling barrier, deflecting waves of determined Kit Foxes. Their tactics escalate: tunnelers, acrobats, even kite-gliding raiders swarm the wall, pleading for their imprisoned kin. Dona dismisses their cries as deceit, spinning their desperation into propaganda of a fox invasion. Each breach fuels his fury—if the wall crumbles, so does his political sway, ending in impeachment. Pig citizens flood his hotline with cheers or jeers, tracking his performance. Victory unlocks grander walls and lavish upgrades, while Dona strikes heroic poses, wind tousling his coiffure, after each hard-won level. Surviving the final assault crowns him King, celebrated with a parade of roaring crowds and confetti. The foxes retreat, their cousin still caged, as Dona’s legacy—and golf handicap—soars. The wall stands. For now.
