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Sekto Springs Bottled Water Company logo.

Sekto Springs Bottled Water Company is a spring water bottling company based around the Mongo River region of Mudos first referenced in Oddworld: Strangers Wrath.

Background[]

Sekto Springs Bottled Water Company is a spring water bottling company based in the Mongo River region of Mudos. Its base of operations being the Sekto Springs Dam situated on the aforementioned Mongo River. The company's current founder is robber baron and business mogul, Mr. Sekto. An Oktigi who personally owns all of the Mongo River.

While Sekto Springs Bottled Water markets itself as pure and the naturally sourced, in truth the bottling company formed after presumed decades of war with the native Grubb people. While little is known about what exactly transpired between the Grubbs and industrial forces, what's shown is the company's current rule over the region, pushing Grubb populations away and privatizing the once abundant natural resource. The fraught relationship between Sekto Springs and the rivers native inhabitants is seen through the Wolvarks violence against the Grubbs and the Grubb's active hatred for the "Sekto Demon".

Stranger's Wrath[]

During the events of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath, an army of Grubb freedom fighters, with the assistance of Stranger, were able to infiltrate Sekto Springs Dam, combating armed Wolvark and Gloktigi forces, before toppling the once powerful dam, and freeing the water of the Mongo River. As a result, some Clakker towns were flooded, including Gizzard Gulch, Buzzarton, and possibly New Yolk City. Sekto, however, managed to survive the bursting of the dam, as he is last seen swimming down the very river he once tried to contain.

Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • In Oddworld: Soulstorm, the player can receive the "Sekto Spring's Favourite Recycler" achievement after recycling 100 bottles in the game.
  • The many Sekto Water ads found around the game share a resemblance with the logo for Poland Springs, a popular Spring Water brand in the northeastern United States.