G-200 (The Movement-Sensitive Monstrosity/ The Excrescent Lullaby)

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Not to be confused with the similar named entities, which are A-200 , B-200 , Similar looking entity Glingo or A-600 from Rooms: Fixed Expanded that has a similar mechanic.

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Additional Information
Appears At	G-201 and beyond
Previous Entity(s)	G-177
Next Entity(s)	G-222 TE-222 MAR-222 SPI-222
Entity Information
Entity Type	Fallback movement detect
Damage	Instant Death (If moving) Harmless (If not moving)
Lifetime	Depends
Speed	Ranking: Stationary - Fast Approximation: 0 Rooms Per Second (Min. Speed) to ~5.5 Rooms Per Second (Max. Speed)
Number of rebound cycles	0
Hostile?	Yes (If a player moves) No (If a player doesn't move)
Spawn Chance	Rare
Entity Age	128
Danger Meter	5% (On its own) 75% (Paired with other entities)
Related Entites
First Update Appearance	Rooms Low Detailed (LARGE UPDATE) [] June 2023
Sound Files
[LOUD WARNING] Old Ambience [LOUD WARNING] Older Ambience Ambience Origin
Far
Beep (spawn sound)
[LOUD WARNING] Jumpscare
(Kinda loud) Old Ambience Sped Up

• Description

G-200 is the twelfth entity you will encounter throughout the G-Section, and the 44th entity you will encounter throughout Rooms: Low Detailed as a whole. More information about G-200 will be presented below.

Appearance

• Version 2
• Version 1

G-200 appears to be a smiling face with two dripping bloodshot eyes and a wide open mouth with a set of sharp teeth. Its animation appears to have all of its facial features in motion, which gives off the effect that G-200 is looking around, giving the animation a much more realistic effect.

G-200 appears to be a smiling face with dripping eyes and a wide open mouth with a set of teeth. Its animation appears to have all of its facial features in motion, which makes it feel like it's looking around, making G-200 look realistic.

Behavior

Upon any door past G-200 being opened, G-200 will have a chance to spawn. If G-200 does spawn, it will appear in the next room in a random location and play a distant beep along with its calm ambience, alerting players of its presence. It will wait around five seconds before rushing to the lobby, killing any players that are in motion in its path. Upon reaching G-000, G-200 will then sink through the floor, ultimately despawning. This behavior is similar to G-60, who also detects movement, like G-200.

Strategy & Tips

• As stated in the Behavior section of this page, G-200 only kills you if you move, so hiding is unnecessary for evading G-200, unless it is paired with other entity, like G-55. This excludes G-60, as it is also a movement detector, like G-200.

• G-200 doesn't immediately detect movement until about three or four seconds after its initial arrival. This gives you time to get into a hiding spot incase another entity shows up, like G-26.
  • After this time period has passed, it is heavily advised to stop moving and to get into a valid hiding spot that is guaranteed to not be checked by entities that check hiding spots, like G-55, G-100, and/or G-159.

• If G-200 is by itself, all you have to do is to not be in motion by the time G-200 begins moving, until G-200 is far away from you.
  • G-200's detection hitbox is around two to three rooms wide, so don't move until G-200 is that far away.

• In the event that G-200 spawns with G-300, get into a hiding spot immediately to prevent any other entities from ending your run, like G-222 or G-250. Once G-200 passes, G-300 will probably begin to make its attack if it hasn't already. From there, deal with any entities that may spawn during this time.

Trivia

• The room G-200, is exactly the thousandth room in the game, assuming you start from the A-Section.
• B-100 shares its eye image origin with G-200.
• G-200's calm ambience origin is this sound with a PlaybackSpeed of 0.35 and with a distortion sound effect.
• G-200's mouth is shared with the old iterations of A-150's mouth.
• G-200 looks similar to Glingo, an A-150 clone.
• G-200 and G-60 are siblings.
  • Proof of this fact can be found in the Gallery section within this page. This is also likely due to the fact that both G-60 and G-200 detect movement.
• If G-200 was an A-Section entity, its name would be A-145.
  • This has not been proven yet.
• G-200 kills people who are moving because its eyes are sensitive to movement and it kills people because all the other entities serve that role, like G-55 and/or G-60.
• One of G-200's particles are its own eyes, but enlarged.
• According to Bugggs7, G-200 is always sleepy.
  • Proof of this fact can be found in the Gallery section of this page.
• G-200 never closes its eyes, which is why they're bloodshot.
  • This may also be why G-200 is sleepy, as stated by the previous fact.
• G-200 is one of four canon centenarians in the game.
• G-200's C Variant, CG-200 will be added to the game and is an upcoming entity.
• G-200 may or may not have it's varient in the game since the game got cancelled/privared and CG-200 will proably not be in the game.

Gallery

In-Game Images

Old G-200 seen from inside a locker.

Old G-200 in a room.

Old G-200 going to G-001.

Clear screenshot of Old G-200 in a room.

Old G-200 clear view seen in-game with a player seen saying "G-200 omg".

Old G-200 in a room, about to pass by.

Old G-200 in a room.

Old G-200 right eye on a catwalk in Hardcore Mode.

Old G-200 in the kitchen in old Hardcore Mode.

Old G-200 in the kitchen in oldest Hardcore Mode.

In-Game GIFs

G-200's new jumpscare.

The first video where old G-200 was included (by JSKINGXD)

old G-200 and G-300 , along with G-159 who tells the player to hide in a locker.

Old G-200, G-159 and G-100 spawning at the same time.

G-200's old jumpscare.

Miscellaneous

G-200's mouth origin.

G-200's eye origin.

Old 'G-200 remade with his original colour pallette.

Old G-200 but unedited.

Proof of G-200 getting added.

The leak about G-200 that bugggs7/stickman showed everyone.

The creator of the game telling a discord user that G-200 and G-60 are brothers.

Proof that G-200 is sleepy and why.

G-200's old left eye.

G-200's old right eye.

G-200's old mouth.

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