Tuctom is the second beat from V8: Dystopia.
Appearance[]
Rectangular box-like robot character, with a screen showing an orange circular light which seems to be its "eye". Another screen below with what seems to be Morse code appearing whenever it makes a tapping sound.
Sound[]
It does a pattern of stereo clicks, toms and hi-hat sounds with delay effect.
Trivia[]
- It resembles HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
- It is the first Incrediman to not be an actual Incrediman, rather a box-like robot.
- The Morse code on the second screen, ".- .-. .--." spells ARP. These are the initials for the 3 developers that worked on the game: Allan, Romain, and Paul.
- "ARP" also stands for "Address Resolution Protocol", therefore referencing the tech-takeover theme of V8 Dystopia; according to the official Incredibox website.
- Clicking sounds are closely similar to Foubreak, it makes a series of tapping and hi-hat sounds.
- With headphones (and computers with stereo sound), you can hear the tapping go from left to right.
- Tuctom is used to unlock the second bonus, Zemetekile.
Gallery[]
Tuctom's sprite sheet.
Tuctom's design inspiration
Tuctom's icon
Tuctom's icon in use