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The '''Announcer''' plays a small part in ''[[Portal 2]]''. He guides the player with pre-recorded messages through the facility early on in the game {{Spoiler|before initiating the first stalemate procedure between [[GLaDOS]] and [[Wheatley]]}}. | The '''Announcer''' plays a small part in ''[[Portal 2]]''. He guides the player with pre-recorded messages through the facility early on in the game {{Spoiler|before initiating the first stalemate procedure between [[GLaDOS]] and [[Wheatley]]}}. | ||
The Announcer is most likely an automated system created to monitor the Aperture lab complex prior to the activation of | The Announcer is most likely an automated system created to monitor the Aperture lab complex prior to the activation of GLaDOS, and lately left as a backup system to keep research and testing going even during "circumstances of potentially apocalyptic significance". Designed to work in extreme and low power conditions, the system seems to have been automatically turned on {{Spoiler|as soon as GLaDOS was destroyed and lost control of the facility.}} However, the Announcer appears to maintain control of certain ancillary functions, {{Spoiler|most notably the [[Turret]] production line.}} | ||
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| “ | If you are a non-employee who has discovered this facility amid the ruins of civilization, welcome! And remember: Testing is the future, and the future starts with you.
— The Announcer
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The Announcer plays a small part in Portal 2. He guides the player with pre-recorded messages through the facility early on in the game before initiating the first stalemate procedure between GLaDOS and Wheatley.
The Announcer is most likely an automated system created to monitor the Aperture lab complex prior to the activation of GLaDOS, and lately left as a backup system to keep research and testing going even during "circumstances of potentially apocalyptic significance". Designed to work in extreme and low power conditions, the system seems to have been automatically turned on as soon as GLaDOS was destroyed and lost control of the facility. However, the Announcer appears to maintain control of certain ancillary functions, most notably the Turret production line.
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