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“We carry our home wherever we go! It’s turtley worth it!”
- Tamataki
”Practicing safety saves lives! Practice safety everywhere!
- Chamataki
Overview[]
Tamataki & Chamataki are the major antagonists of the Garten of Banban series. They are the secondary antagonists of Garten of Banban III, the minor antagonists in Garten of Banban IV and Garten of Banban VI, and one of the secondary antagonists of Garten of Banban VII.
Mural[]
Tamataki & Chamataki almost appear to be two monsters conjoined into one. The construction hats they wear may imply that they are construction workers. Tamataki is a tortoise with an aqua head and legs. Chamataki is a chameleon with a darker turquoise tone aside from his seafoam tongue and areas around his eyes. The two are connected via Tamataki's teal tortoise-like shell. Two legs from each extend from the bottom of the shell, and their heads from the front. Chamataki's coiled tail comes out the back. You can find their depiction after defeating them by pushing Mr. Kabob Man in front of the door leading to the room where Little Beak resides, then interacting with the button on his back, opening a door with a white keycard inside. Bring the keycard back to Stinger Flynn's room, where there is a giant white door, then use the keycard to open the door, where Tamataki & Chamataki's depiction is located, along with a whiteboard that reads 'Case 22, Type 6: Givanium Cloy', and a note that explains what a Givanium Cloy is.
Monster[]
As per the norm, the monster appears quite similar to its depiction, just with more grotesque organic features. As a physical monster, Tamataki has a somewhat more humanoid face, now complete with nostrils and a mouth gaping open. Chamataki's tongue is now pink and lolling out of his open mouth. Neither one has a hard hat anymore.
Gameplay[]
Garten of Banban III[]
Tamataki & Chamataki serve as the secondary antagonists of Garten of Banban III. They are first seen when playing as Stinger Flynn in the Stinger Flynn Mode. In their first appearance, Chamataki's tail can be seen at the end of the hallway in the Testing Sector, peeking out of the door leading to the Button Room. When approached, the tail retreats into the darkness. Later Tamataki & Chamataki both appear a second time at the end of the game, in their own boss fight. In the boss fight, The Player must dodge Chamataki's giant tongue and Tamataki's projectile slime balls. (They cannot perform both attacks at once.) To fight back The Player must activate Buttons using the Drone to acquire Firework Rockets. These are to be placed on Chamataki's tongue, and explode and deal damage when the tongue retracts. After Chamataki consumes 3 Rockets, they stand up and fall over into the abyss, knocking both of them out. With Tamataki & Chamataki now out of the way, The Player can collect the 2 Party Hats needed to activate Mr. Kabob Man, along with a burnt piece of paper showing three “abandoned mascots”, aka The Mutants Family, which are a group of monsters Tamataki & Chamataki belong to.
Garten of Banban IV[]
In Garten of Banban IV, Tamataki & Chamataki serve as the minor antagonists. They appear at the start of the game. As soon as The Player gets off the elevator, Tamataki & Chamataki will jump out of a gigantic side door and begin chasing us. When we enter the Platform Rooms, Tamataki & Chamataki are unable to get through the narrow gap you went through and get stuck, rendering them helpless. And this is the first time they can kill us directly by giving us a Jumpscare like others.
Garten of Banban VI[]
In this game, Tamataki & Chamataki are seen at the end of the game, when Sir Dadadoo reveals what he has done to victims of The Naughty Ones, and Tamataki & Chamataki are one of the victims. Tamataki & Chamataki are seen to the left of the many Naughtified cases. When Banban tries to hold them off, Tamataki & Chamataki fight him alongside the other naughtified monsters.
Garten of Banban VII[]
At the beginning of Garten of Banban VII, upon watching the Employee Survival Guide and grabbing the dispatched key card, an ominous moan can be heard from the elevator The Player stepped off from. Tamataki & Chamataki (still naughtified) then fall directly onto the elevator, presumably thrown down there by Banban. Since they are huge, the elevator cannot support their weight, so they both fall into the abyss. At the very end of the game, Tamataki & Chamataki (who have somehow have survived the elevator crash from the beginning) take part in the Naughty Fight against Jumbo Josh. During the fight, they rush at Josh when Nabnaleena attacks, pinning him against the courtyard wall. However, Josh quickly picks them up and throws them far behind him into the city.
Garten of Banban VIII: Anti Devil[]
In the Work Camp, after the Givanium Guard lets the Player out, they can move around. If they go into the building next to one of the watchtowers, they will see Tamataki & Chamataki hiding in their shell. Later on, Tamataki & Chamataki ‘s pixel art appears in puzzles and as the color Cyan on the Shock Remote.
Trivia[]
- Tamataki & Chamataki are very similar to Kittysaurus in several ways.
- Both are technically boss fights, though Kittysaurus' contains more dodging.
- Both were not featured in any promotional material for their respective debut games, making their appearances surprising.
- Both are fusions of two animals, Kittysaurus being a cat and a t-rex, Tamataki & Chamataki being a tortoise and chameleon. However, unlike Kittysaurus, they are two creatures that share one body.
- Both use the theme "Jurassic Meow”.
- Tamataki & Chamataki used the theme for their chase at the beginning of Garten of Banban IV.
- The soundtrack that plays during the Tamataki & Chamataki boss battle is called "Two Headed Battle." It's often described as oddly calm for a boss battle track.
- It's also the third most viewed song in the OST, with 2.2 million views, only behind Pancreas and Family Feud.
- In Tamataki & Chamataki's chase at the beginning of GoB IV, Kittysaurus's bossfight theme "Jurassic Meow" plays instead.
- In Garten of Banban IV’s Ventilation Sector, there is a blackboard where you can see a table in which the options are ''Two-headed Freak'' and ''The Feline''. This is likely be referring to Tamataki & Chamataki and Kittysaurus.
- There are two possible interpretations. It could be a vote for who is the most popular among the workers, OR a count of victories in several fights that they two had. This is not confirmed.
- If the second interpretation is true, Tamataki & Chamataki are stronger than Kittysaurus, but not by much.
- There are two possible interpretations. It could be a vote for who is the most popular among the workers, OR a count of victories in several fights that they two had. This is not confirmed.
- Tamataki & Chamataki didn't appear in any promotional material for the game, making their appearance all the more unexpected other than the Garten of Banban III song called "Rivals"
- Tamataki & Chamataki are a hybrid of two animals, being a chameleon and a tortoise.
- When Tamataki & Chamataki's tail disappears down the long corridor, you can just barely see their model disappear, though the lighting makes it hard to see.
- According to the poll on the official Euphoric Brothers YouTube channel, Tamataki & Chamataki are the most popular characters originating from Garten of Banban III.
- Despite being confirmed to be males, their features resemble females, due to their shell not being concaved and Chamataki's crown being shorter than a male chameleon, especially in their depiction.
- If you use mods to fly in Garten of Banban VI at the ending where all the monsters are "naughtified" by Sir Dadadoo, Tamataki & Chamataki will actually look away from you.
- If you pick up the burnt note before collecting the party hats, there is a chance that Tamataki & Chamataki will load in and fall into the abyss again.
- Chamataki's quote says "...lifes..." instead of "...lives...".
- There's a theory that they're hostile because they got mutated with Givanium/Genome Cloy.[1]
- Another theory is that they are hostile because chameleons eat those who are smaller and defenseless. Tamataki could start eating people since they are connected into one body.[1]
- Another theory is that they are hostile because chameleons eat those who are smaller and defenseless. Tamataki could start eating people since they are connected into one body.[1]