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The Giga-Goonkhan is a Gundromeda-Class Gimmie Custom Assault Flying Fortress used by the GEATHJERK Supreme Armada and is the flagship of GEATHJERK's second-in-command, Gimme. It also houses the next-generation bipedal assault weapon and latest addition to the Gah-Goojin line, the Giga-Goojin.
The Giga-Goonkhan and its commander are first introduced in Operation 006-C, while the Giga-Goojin is introduced and subsequently fought in Operation 008-C.
GEATHJERK File[]
A next-gen bipedal assault weapon piloted by the high commander of GEATHJERK, Gimme.
Built as the first step in "Project Cocoon", a program aimed at making drastic revisions to strategic battle operations by putting the bipedal assault weapon in the very core of the assault warship. Giga-Goojin, in other words, acts as the energy source for the assault flying fortress Giga-Goonkhan, which carries it to the enemy theater of operations. Upon arrival, the core switches to strategic suppression mode, as the core fortress components are stripped away and the bipedal assault weapon is revealed.
Based on the technology and battle data proven by the Gah-Goojin and Wallgah-Goojin platforms, Giga-Goojin was constructed as a completely new design that excels its predecessors in every way, especially in controls. It employs the framework structure of a new theoretical energy furnace made from multi-fused Jerk-matter drives, also known as a Jerk-matter frame, for its energy source. The control system, called the Psycho-brain, moves in exact accordance with its pilot's thoughts, introducing no noticeable lag in response time. Through Psycho-linking, the neurological connection with its pilot not only radically improves mobility, but it also allows the pilot to experience the five senses as if he or she were the machine itself, through sensor data provided by the nano-organ particles covering the Giga-Goojin's surface.
However, due to the agonizing mental strain put on the pilot controlling the Psycho-brain system, only an excruciatingly small number of candidates who have undergone rigorous training are eligible to pilot the mech, posing a decidedly rare staffing problem for the GEATHJERK armada. Still, as Giga-Goojin revolution lies in the direct translation of the pilot's athletic abilities through the machine and into combat, a galactic martial-arts master such as Gimme is clearly the most suitable pilot for the innovative control scheme, and his brain at the controls pushes the assault weapon to the max of its unlimited potential.
Description[]
As the only ship of her line, the Giga-Goonkhan is a one-of-a-kind GEATHJERK vessel. It is a colossal triangular ship bristling with guns and shares a black and orange color scheme with its commander, Gimme. When battling the Giga-Goonkhan in Operation 008-C, the ship is shown to have six ventral engines in the aft section, two missle launches, a laser cannon, and a bulbous bridge that serves as the cockpit and power source for the vessel. It also has a large hologram projector. When sufficiently damaged, the Giga-Goonkhan jettisons a vast majority of its parts, revealing the Giga-Goojin.
Unlike its predecessors, the Giga-Goojin sports a radically different design, sporting a cape, a new torso section with orange highlights, and a bulbous head modelled after Gimme. It is also much bigger than the other Goojins, allowing it to pick up and throw its predecessors with a single hand with ease.
Gimme and the Giga-Goonkhan are introduced at the end of Operation 006-C. Using a hologram on his ship, the GEATHJERK commander introduces himself to the Wonderful 100 and reveals that he had Vorkken injected with a nano-bioweapon in order to kill him at a later date. After Gimme finishes gloating, Luka willingly joins the GEATHJERK Federation and Gimme allows the child to board the Giga-Goonkhan during the invasion on Blossom City.
Gameplay[]
Piloted by High Geathjerk Commander Gimme, Giga Goojin will attack you with a wide array of melee moves and later in the fight, will resort to more untraditional means of battle, like summoning Ohdarko, Kazoir Diejeah, and Kazior Orowchee, or throwing Gah-Goojins and Wallgah-Goojin.
Giga-Goojin's boss fight is fought as the Platinum Robo, with mechanics similar to Nintendo's boxing game series "Punch-Out!!". Platinum Robo can attack Giga-Goojin by delivering punches and uppercuts with either hand and a knockout punch powered by Platinum Stars, which are gained as the Robo attacks Giga-Goojin; it can also dodge by swaying sideways and guard against attacks by holding up its forearms.
Collectibles[]
GEATHJERK File No.043[]
- Location: Operation 009-A
The Giga-Goojin GEATHJERK File can be found out in the open on top of the Envan during Mission 001.
Gallery[]
- Renders
- Gameplay and Cutscenes
- Enemy File
- Art Gallery
- Other Images
Trivia[]
An artist's rendition of the Flatwoods monster
- Like Gimme, the Giga-Goojin's appearance is based on that of the Flatwoods Monster, a famous extraterrestrial sighting.
- The Giga-Goojin's name is a portmanteau of Gimme and Gah-Goojin, resulting in a pun on the metric unit prefix giga-, meaning one billion units.
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 Dough-Goo  Cough-Foon  Chew Dough-Goo  Hoedown  Diedough-Goo  Gatcha  Dahkarts  Raydown  Tiekuu  You-Hough  Die-Tiekuu  Hah-Markee  The Meizerr  Gedie Dough-Goo  Nyerk  Gehdown  Notoriyeah  Envan  Megang  Dough-Kun  Orgon  Dahkarts (Self-Replicated)  Ankho  Hah-Gonay  Die-Rixen  Koh-Tumeekey  Doora  Kaizor Ohrowchee  Surey Doora  Tumeekey  Kuzzler  Deah-Kani  Kaizor Diejeah  Gurry Doora  Gunchew  GEATH-Wahksay Gah-Goojin  Diekuu Ohrowchee Revived  Diejeah  Ohdarko  Wallgah-Goojin  Vaaiki  Giga-Goonkhan  Giga-Goojin Laambo  Prince Vorkken  Chewgi  Wanna  Vijounne  Walltha  Heyourgah  Gimme  Jergingha
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| Operations | Prologue • 001-A/001-B/001-C • 002-A/002-B/002-C • 003-A/003-B/003-C 004-A/004-B/004-C • 005-A/005-B/005-C • 006-A/006-B/006-C 007-A/007-B • 008-A/008-B/008-C • 009-A/009-B/009-C • Epilogue Operation 101 | ||||||||
| Mechanics | Unite Morphs • Wonder-Liner • Skills • Team Attacks • Unite Gauge Difficulty • Temporary Members • Total Rank • Items • Combo • Awards Wonderful Mart • Mixer • Solo Mode • Subscreen • Taunt • Body Type | ||||||||
| Collectibles | Bottle-Cap Collection (Achievements) Minor Wonderful Ones • Wonderful Files • GEATHJERK Files • Wonderful Figures Hero Heart Fragments • Wonderful Toilets • Underground Items Enemy Weapons • Secret Missions • Kahkoo-regah • Platinum Coins | ||||||||
| Game Modes and DLC | The Wonderful One: After School Hero Time Attack • The Prince Vorkken (DLC) • Multiplayer Missions Wonder-Size Cadet Demo • Demo: Boot Camp | ||||||||
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| Gallery • Wonderful Codes • Platinum Codes • Glitches • Unused Content | |||||||||