Guatemala & Nigeria Pac-Man Ghosts

Ireland and Ivory Coast Pac-Man Ghosts

The Emerald and Ivory Coast have beautiful and similar flags.  Subsequently a Pacman Ghost in their honor is in order.  Here we have Eriny for Ireland, Ivory for the Ivory Coast, and Irevory for the middle ground in between.

Pac-Man Ghost Romandory - A mix of Romania and Andorra and Moldovia

Since Romania, Andorra, and Moldova all use the same flag colours, it is only natural that a Pacman Ghost be made with their likeness.  Certainly there is a person in Europe who is part Romanian, Andorran, and Moldovan. 

Just to clarify Chady is the another Pacman Ghost whose colours go opposite order to Romandory.  This is like the situation in the Original Star Trek series Let That Be Your Last Battle that first aired on January 10, 1969 with the blackface/whiteface races of the planet Arrianus. 

Likewise Chady is from Africa while Romandory is from Europe.

Capuranuday - The Canada and Peru Coloured Pac-Man Ghost

Since Peru and Canada have such similar colours and general matching flag pattern, it's only fair to create a Pacman Ghost who is reflective of these two gloriously friendly and awesome nations.  Capauranuday is the best of both worlds, Peru and Canada. 

Certainly there are a few people who are mixed Canadian and Peruvian.  They can speak perfect English, French, Spanish, and Quechua.  They get the jokes on the BBC, TF1, CBC, TVE, and Univision, plus understand the other Yankee Channels on CBS, NBC, FOX, and ABC.   

Pac-Man Ghost "Mexitally"

Mexitally is the Pacman ghost that has colours that match the pattern of Mexico and Italy, thus the name "Mexitally."

Classroom Carpet Flags

Carpet classroom flags on maps are popular decorations in classrooms across America.  Here the continents are colored and several flags from different nations are visible. 

US State Seal Armorial Banner, A Unique Heraldic Flag

The armorial banner is based upon the pattern found on the shield, for a coat of arms.  In this case the shield on the official US coat of arms gives rise to this flag: the US State Seal Armorial Banner.  Interestingly there are no stars on the blue canton section.  Also the stripes are vertical and start with white, making them end with white.  Stars are missing because they appear in a cloud above the eagle. 

Although this is not an official flag, with the standard rules of heraldry applied to the shield found within the official US Coat of Arms, this is the consequential flag.