* The name of the item is a portmanteau of "[[Aperture Science|Aperture]]" and "[[tf:Sapper|Sapper]]".
* The name of the item is a portmanteau of "[[Aperture Science|Aperture]]" and "[[tf:Sapper|Sapper]]".
* In the Team Fortress 2 description, it says that [[tf:Mann Co.|Mann Co.]] got a great deal with a nice lady at an underground research facility on a "warehouse full of slightly used, possibly mildly defective sappers.[sic]". The lady is [[GLaDOS]], the underground research facility is [[Aperture Science]] and the slightly defective sappers is a reference to the defective cores.<ref>[https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Ap-Sap Ap-Sap on TF2 Wiki], the description part of the infobox.</ref>
* In the Team Fortress 2 description, it says that [[tf:Mann Co.|Mann Co.]] got a great deal with a nice lady at an underground research facility on a "warehouse full of slightly used, possibly mildly defective sappers.[sic]". The lady is likely [[GLaDOS]], the underground research facility is [[Aperture Science]] and the slightly defective sappers could be a reference to the defective cores.<ref>[https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Ap-Sap Ap-Sap on TF2 Wiki], the description part of the infobox.</ref>
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The Ap-Sap is an item from Team Fortress 2 and is a Sapper replacement for the Spy. It replaces the default Sapper with a somewhat flattened Wheatley core. The Ap-Sap also has voice lines that are activated upon certain circumstances such as deploying a Sapper, death, or just idling.
The name of the item is a portmanteau of "Aperture" and "Sapper".
In the Team Fortress 2 description, it says that Mann Co. got a great deal with a nice lady at an underground research facility on a "warehouse full of slightly used, possibly mildly defective sappers.[sic]". The lady is likely GLaDOS, the underground research facility is Aperture Science and the slightly defective sappers could be a reference to the defective cores.[1]
