The Wall of Sasavot

History

On 6–7 February 2026, a classic evening stream by FarostG was running on the teletummy, during which one of the first teleavatars updates was shown off, with obstacles and the first custom avatars.

The obstacle in question was a hill in the shape of Hanako Ootani, on whose head the residents trampled about. A certain portion of them turned into bald wrestlers. All of this drew wrath from above, and on the hill it appeared — the Wall of Sasavot. That wall, bearing the sardonic grin of a not-unknown streamer, proved an insurmountable obstacle for everyone present: nobody could get to the other side.

After a while the wall sank lower, and its post in the middle of the screen was taken over by a pair of dirty heels. The wall’s move, however, apparently shifted Hanako’s tectonic plates, which caused some characters to start being born right inside the hill’s texture. The bravest of them turned out to be Robit in the form of a bald wrestler and Muchenik Osyol in the form of Sonic the Hedgehog, who threw themselves at the Wall of Sasavot in a desperate attempt to shove it aside and break out of captivity. Meanwhile little no-names piled up under Robit’s belly, coming into the world and giving the muscular bald man the strength to keep pushing the immovable barrier. All that time poor Muchenik Osyol was stuck between the Wall and the Heels, spinning frantically with no way to save himself.

For several hours the wall stood there, watching them with its sardonic grin. To this day Robit keeps pushing the Wall of Sasavot in the hope of victory.

Consequences

• The Wall of Sasavot became the embodiment of the channel’s unshakeable evil.

• Inspired by the events, a painting was made on the art stream of 7 February 2026, cementing this biblical episode in history.

• Legend has it that one day the Wall of Sasavot will return to Tubbyland in even greater majesty.

• Cementing itself in the channel’s history once and for all, along with confirmation of its geographic location, the Wall of Sasavot was drawn on the official map of digital Tubbyland as the divider of the six-seven river valley.