C.A.K.E

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C.A.K.E
Appearances
Initial appearance	Teleportal
Last appearance	Teleportal
Information
Type	Boss
Species	Stalker(Robotic)
Gender	Genderless
Enemy Information
Damage	47
Health	Very High
Speed	Medium
Appears in	Teleportal

“C.A.K.E” is the boss in the Teleportal from Virtual Worlds.

Story

The Teleportal Champion lost control over himself in an attempt to find C.A.K.E, whom he was extremely obsessed with for some unknown reason. The teleportal champion created this himself-maybe an attempt to get out of cubic- but either: it aggressively protects him, it malfunctioned, was controlled by someone (admin?), it turned against him or TC made this when he went mad and that's why it is evil.

Later in the fight, C.A.K.E was defeated by the Newbie and the Teleportal Champion has to pay the Newbie by opening portal.

Appearance

It looks like a futuristic, mechanical version of a generic Stalker. It walks on four robotic legs, has a crimson, red body, and possesses a white blaster in its torso.

Behavior

The boss shoots projectiles similar to the Anti-Gravity Blaster. It moves around with its four legs. It would be best if the player uses the bounce pads and portals to confuse the C.A.K.E easily and to avoid the shots of C.A.K.E.

Rocket jumping helps significantly and allows you to avoid C.A.K.E projectiles.

Appears In

• Teleportal

Tips

• Use bounce pads and portals to confuse the C.A.K.E.
• Dodge the C.A.K.E.'s projectiles to avoid being damaged heavily.
• Due to weapon limitations, you can't switch to your usual weapons
• Rocket Jump away with the 0xbadc0de or BIG DATA, careful with the lasers on the floor
• Fight the C.A.K.E. from long range using the Antivirus
• Get on top of the platforms to hide, but careful since C.A.K.E can still damage you if you are near the edge

Trivia

• Its appearance is similar to the Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube (similar aesthetics) and the Personality Core (eye) from the Portal franchise
• It looks similar to other turret enemies.
• The name and the map are both references to the game Portal, in which the main antagonist GLaDOS promises the main protagonist Chell, that she will be rewarded with cake if she completes every test chamber she is assigned.