It was this act that eventually lead her to meet Tvark in-person, someone she will eventually love for real. She was fine with it at first, until she noticed an act of true love Tvark accidentally did (which could've gotten him killed given that he was a slave at the time). She was pressured into marrying a man she didn't love by both her family and the man's and that the man was just marrying her to have better influence over the workers. Arranged Marriage: Deconstructed within the prequel novel in regards to Meva.

Whenever Beak Beak is in a separate room from Tommynaut, the screen only allows the viewer to see beige, black and blue.

Animals See in Monochrome: Downplayed.

All There in the Manual: The actual names of P's adoptive mother and father, how the 'soul transfer' machine works, the in-universe origin of the word 'Armikrog' and how the fortress came to be are all given within the resident Hall Of Records expy, among a few other things.

The soundtrack was composed by Terry Scott Taylor. The cast also includes Jon Heder, Veronica Belmont, and Scott Kurtz. The game stars Mike Nelson as Tommynaut and Rob Paulsen as Beak Beak. From there, they must escape the fortress by putting their heads together to solve the puzzles inside. Soon after they crash, Tommynaut and Beak beak find themselves in a bizarre Death World, where they are locked up in a fortress called Armikrog.

Searching for a rare element called P-tonium to save the planet Ixen, the two are flying in outer space when suddenly they hit a meteor, causing them to crash. The game follows interstellar explorer Tommynaut and his intelligent dog Beak Beak. It is a Spiritual Successor to TenNapel's earlier games The Neverhood and Skullmonkeys. Funded on Kickstarter for release on PC, Wii U, and Playstation 4. Armikrog is a 2015 Point-and-Click Game created by Doug TenNapel with Pencil Test Studios.

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