G-3 (The Table Flipper)

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Not to be confused with it's old design similarly looking like BB-5 , B-15 for having a similar mechanic, its admin variant, G-3 (WOW), and/or G-300 for having a similar room number.

Entity Gallery
Additional Information
Appears At	Randomly past G-003.
Previous Entity(s)	Angryman Sleepyman Microman Superman
Next Entity(s)	G-26
Entity Information
Entity Type	Table Breaker
Damage	0
Lifetime	~6.5 Seconds
Speed	Dependent on how far away a table is.
Color	Lime
Number of rebound cycles	0
Hostile?	No
Spawn Chance	Uncommon-Rare (Guaranteed to spawn at door G-003)
Entity Age	12 (Pre-Teen)
Related Entites
Sound Files
(LOUD WARNING) G-3 Ambience (LOUD WARNING) G-3 Old ambience
(LOUD WARNING) G-3 Old Ambience without effects
(LOUD WARNING) G-3 Ambience Origin
Older G-3 Ambience
Older G-3 Ambience without effects
Older Ambience Origin
Breaking Table SFX

Description

G-3The Table Flipper is the third entity you will encounter throughout the G-Section, and the 35th entity you will encounter within Rooms: Low Detailed. More information about G-3 will be presented in the following sections below. G-3's nickname is based off of its mechanic, as you will see throughout this page.

Appearance

• Version 3
• Version 2
• Version 1

G-3 appears to be a creepy smiling face, similar to that of B-5, except smiling. It has glowing green eyes, along with lime sharp teeth within its mouth. It shares these features with B-15. Overall, G-3 appears to be a mix between B-5 and B-15.

G-3's facial features are characterized by a loosely defined structure, along with an inwardly curved smile and large green eyes. It also looks drawn, giving G-3 a silly or goofy vibe. It shares these features with the older versions of B-5 and/or BB-5.

G-3 appears to be a face with a wide open mouth and large eyes that appear to be bulging. G-3's eyes and teeth are also slightly melting, giving off the appearance of a melting screaming face.

Behavior

• Version 2
• Version 1

Upon opening a new door in the G-Section that's past the room G-003, there exists a probability for the emergence of G-3. Upon spawning, G-3materializes from the closed door and startles any players in close proximity. It then proceeds to randomly flip a table in a random room, prior to it's eventual disappearance shortly after its appearance. The primary function of G-3 is to serve as an unexpected obstacle, impeding players from concealing themselves from specific entities such as G-55, CG-55, G-122, and G-159, who possess the ability to check lockers or tables.

Note that G-3 shares similarities with B-15, albeit differing in it's mechanic of table-flipping as opposed to locker-breaking.

Upon opening a new door past G-003 in the G-Section, G-3 will have a possibility of spawning. Upon doing so, G-3 will materialize from the closed door and startles any players in close proximity. It will then proceed to randomly flip a hiding spot in a random room, prior to its eventual disappearance shortly after its appearance.

Strategy & Tips

• G-3 has the potential to present a danger when combined with a particular group of entities, namely G-55, CG-55, G-122, and a select few others, including FA-122 and MS-122. However, these entities are relatively uncommon and are subject to random locker checks, similar to bisect MOB-1 of B-140.
  • Under no circumstances should you switch to a locker in the event that G-3 damages your table, as doing so may result in your demise at the hands of the aforementioned entities. However, if it is absolutely imperative for your survival, you may consider this option. It is advisable to locate an alternative table for concealment as a precautionary measure.

• The combination of G-3 and G-159 can prove to be lethal. In the event that G-159 materializes and an alternative room, equipped with requisite tables and lockers, is accessible beyond your present location, it is advisable to relocate to said room.
  • Utilize this tip for the antecedent recommendation as well, as it may prove advantageous and supportive in specific circumstances.
• In the event that G-3 causes damage to a table, it will still possess a prompt to take cover beneath it. However, it is strongly advised against doing so, as this action will result in a softlock, rendering the individual unable to depart from the table indefinitely and effectively trapping them in that location. The only recourse in such a scenario would be to reset one's character, ultimately leading them back to G-001.

Trivia

• The nomenclature assigned to G-3 visual representation is "Newripoff". This designation may allude to the striking resemblance of the entity to E-1 from Interminable Rooms, or alternatively, to the similarity in appearance to B-5.
  • This was the case for its old design, but it is unsure if this is the case for its new design.
• The audio utilized by G-3 is the Femur Breaker Scream, as featured in SCP Containment Breach.
  • Originally, G-3 would utilize an SCP voice announcement stating that "SCP-106 has been contained successfully". However, the original audio was set to Private by the uploader of the audio, so a new audio had to be chosen for G-3.
• The particles of G-3 are, in actuality, identical to those of the old version of B-5 and BB-5 and share the same green hue as well.
• Before the B-Section and G-Section were released, G-3 was originally called R-1. This means G-3 was apart of a supposed R-Section.
• G-3 had an oldest design, but it was blurry.
  • This "oldest" design of G-3 was leaked by one of the developers of Rooms: Low Detailed.
• G-3 is 12 years old, which makes him the youngest canon entity that isn't a clone or a minion within Rooms: Low Detailed.

Gallery

In-Game Images

Old G-3 near a broken wall.

Old G-3 close to a locker.

Old G-3 running past a room.

Old G-3 who had recently flipped a table.

Old G-3 near a player.

Old G-3's light being obstructed by a wall.

A clear view of old G-3 being stuck.

G-3 seen very close to a player from a first person view.

G-3's new design in-game while the rooms are dark.

In-Game GIFs

G-3 spawning and breaking 2 tables.

Old G-3 in a room, animated.

Miscellaneous

An accurate recreation of G-3.

G-3 with colors.

G-3 without colors.

Old G-3 with colors.

Old G-3 without colors.

G-3's scrapped redesign.

Ditto, but seen on a Discord poll.

G-3’s particle image origin.

Another recreation of G-3. (god this sucks)

Proof of G-3's planned/oldest design.

Proof of G-3's old/scrapped mechanic.