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[[File:Companion_Cube.png|thumb|right]]The '''Weighted Companion Cube''', often referred to as the '''Companion Cube'''. is a recurring object in the Portal universe. It appears almost identical to the [[Weighted Storage Cube]] but with a pink heart replacing the Aperture Science logo. | [[File:Companion_Cube.png|thumb|right]]The '''Weighted Companion Cube''', often referred to as the '''Companion Cube'''. is a recurring object in the Portal universe. It appears almost identical to the [[Weighted Storage Cube]] but with a pink heart replacing the Aperture Science logo. | ||
In the first Portal, the Companion Cube was given to Chell to aid her in completing [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]]. In order to progress through the exit at the end of the chamber, the cube was dropped into the incinerator. [[GLaDOS]] used this moment to taunt Chell during their confrontation. {{Spoiler text|However, the Companion Cube can be seen prior to the end credits next to the cake.}} | In the first Portal, the Companion Cube was given to Chell to aid her in completing [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]]. In order to progress through the exit at the end of the chamber, the cube was dropped into the incinerator to be "euthanized". [[GLaDOS]] used this moment to taunt Chell during their confrontation. {{Spoiler text|However, the Companion Cube can be seen prior to the end credits next to the cake.}} | ||
In Portal 2, {{Spoiler text|GLaDOS}} briefly torments Chell by repeatedly destroying Companion Cubes in a Test Chamber. {{Spoiler text|After Chell leaves the facility, however, a scorched cube is ejected after her.}} | In Portal 2, {{Spoiler text|GLaDOS}} briefly torments Chell by repeatedly destroying Companion Cubes in a Test Chamber. Another fact about the Companion Cube in Portal 2 is that it actually hums a song of some kind. {{Spoiler text|After Chell leaves the facility, however, a scorched cube is ejected after her, supposedly the same cube from ''Portal''.}} | ||
The Companion Cube makes a prominent | The Companion Cube makes a prominent appearance in the [[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Rattman Comic]], where it speaks as part of a reference to the first Portal game where GLaDOS states that the Companion Cube cannot talk back and should it ever speak, the test subjects are told to disregard its advice. | ||
Players who pre-ordered Portal 2 received a [[tf2:Companion Cube Pin|Team Fortress 2 Pin depicting the Companion Cube]] and players who played every game in the [[Potato Sack]] were also given [[tf: | == Trivia == | ||
Players who pre-ordered Portal 2 received a [[tf2:Companion Cube Pin|Team Fortress 2 Pin depicting the Companion Cube in a portal]] and players who played every game in the [[Potato Sack]] were also given [[tf:Resurrection Associate Pin|another pin depicting the Companion Cube]]; both Pins share the same model. | |||
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The Weighted Companion Cube, often referred to as the Companion Cube. is a recurring object in the Portal universe. It appears almost identical to the Weighted Storage Cube but with a pink heart replacing the Aperture Science logo.
In the first Portal, the Companion Cube was given to Chell to aid her in completing Test Chamber 17. In order to progress through the exit at the end of the chamber, the cube was dropped into the incinerator to be "euthanized". GLaDOS used this moment to taunt Chell during their confrontation. However, the Companion Cube can be seen prior to the end credits next to the cake.
In Portal 2, GLaDOS briefly torments Chell by repeatedly destroying Companion Cubes in a Test Chamber. Another fact about the Companion Cube in Portal 2 is that it actually hums a song of some kind. After Chell leaves the facility, however, a scorched cube is ejected after her, supposedly the same cube from Portal.
The Companion Cube makes a prominent appearance in the Rattman Comic, where it speaks as part of a reference to the first Portal game where GLaDOS states that the Companion Cube cannot talk back and should it ever speak, the test subjects are told to disregard its advice.
Trivia
Players who pre-ordered Portal 2 received a Team Fortress 2 Pin depicting the Companion Cube in a portal and players who played every game in the Potato Sack were also given another pin depicting the Companion Cube; both Pins share the same model.