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The Valet was the personal assiant of former Glockstar Lulu seen in the game Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee.

Overview[]

The Valet only appears in the good ending for Munch's Oddysee. His fate is determined by whether the player attains the Good or Bad Ending. In terms of physical appearence the Valet reassembles a typical Slig rent-a-cop but when he attends the Vykker Labs Auction in the Good Ending he is seen wearing an eccentric purple getup complete with a purple jacket, cuffs, and a top hat. He is also one of the only Sligs ever seen wielding a cane.

Good Ending[]

In the good ending for Munch's Oddysee Lulu attends a Vykker Labs Gabbiar auction were he spends 3,000,000 Moolah on the last can of Gabbiar. In doing so Lulu looses all of his money, becoming homeless, and it can be assumed that a similar fate fell upon his personal Slig Valet.

Bad Ending[]

It is unknown what happens to the Valet in the bad ending of Munch but it can be assumed that he would go on too live a lavish life of wealth and luxury working alongside his Glukkon boss.

Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • The Valet Slig is the only Slig in the Oddworld series not voiced by Lorne Lanning, instead being voiced by Sean Miller.
  • The design of the Valet was originally intend to be a costume worn by a Slig game-show host that would have appeared in an unseen show titled "Name That Trauma" that was cut from the final game.

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