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- Not to be confused with the smaller version of the same enemy, Koh-Tumeekey
GEATHJERK File[]
A general-purpose mobile weapon designed to adapt to any and all possible environments.
Its body is made up of hundreds of separate block units linked together via magnetic bonds to create the Tumeekey's different forms. Having no default shape, it transforms as necessary depending on its immediate environment in order to maximize its battle capabilities.
The Tumeekey's learning capability allows it to analyze enemies and acquire new functions not in its original programming. Its vital systems are dispersed throughout all of its blocks, meaning that even if some blocks are destroyed, the remaining units will remain functional and are capable of repairing damage themselves, making this a highly stable weapon.
Although it is protected by an immensely tough magnetic pulse barrier when in formation, its individual block units are very fragile, leaving Tumeekey extremely vulnerable should an enemy come across it when not in formation.
Description[]
Gameplay[]
Collectibles[]
GEATHJERK File No.029[]
- Location: Operation 007-A
The Tumeekey GEATHJERK File can be found by using the Wonder-Liner to regenerate the "Flower Bed" located on the Mission 002 platform.
Gallery[]
- Gameplay and Cutscenes
- Enemy File
- Art Gallery
- Other Images
Trivia[]
- The name Tumeekey is derived from "積み木 (tsumiki)", the Japanese word for toy building blocks.[1]
- A Tumeekey is comprised of 202 blocks. However, during the first Tumeekey's intro cutscene, when its blocks are laid out into a square on the ground, there are only 196 blocks: his was most likely done because the number 202 does not have an even square root, making it impossible to lay out 202 blocks into a perfect square to achieve the cutscenes' effect.
- The Koh-Tumeekey and Tumeekey enemy types are similar to the Golem enemies from the first Bayonetta game and its sequels.
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| Enemies | |||||||||
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| GEATHJERK | |||||||||
 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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| Gameplay | |||||||||
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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 | ||||||||
| Extras | |||||||||
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| Gallery • Wonderful Codes • Platinum Codes • Glitches • Unused Content | |||||||||