Gaskette's attacks seem to reference phrases that go along with cars, roads, etc.

Gaskette's name is a pun on the word gasket.

Unlike all of the bosses, he is never seen in his defeat sprite after completing the final act and is replaced by a stack of tires.

Both of whom are living antagonistic taxis that have grills that can transform into metallic fangs.

His design also seems to be similar to that of the British Taxi from Regular Show.

Gaskette's design is inspired by other anthropomorphic cartoon cars such as the taxicabs in Mickey Mouses' 1931 ' Traffic Troubles' cartoon and Benny the Cab from the 1988 live-action/animated hybrid film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Found within the game files, Gaskette is referred to as 'CabBoss”.

When he is defeated in the final act and in Nightmare mode, then he will stop, his teeth will become crooked, his windshield is cracked, his right back wheel will come off and his left car light eye falls off. When Gaskette is defeated in four acts, he will stop and growl at the playable character before turning around and driving away. Whenever Gaskette defeats the playable character, he will then beat up them with his front wheels. Gaskette appears as the second boss in the game, in the level 'Death and Taxis.' In Nightmare mode, Gaskette becomes faster, especially when his health meter is at the low, so the playable character will be on their guard at all costs.

No strategy is needed, just a simple way of dealing damage to Gaskette until he dies. Finally introduced in Act IV, Gaskette targets a random line and launch laser out of his eyes for short instances, the only way to avoid the laser is to change to another line, so this attack makes a line completely unusable for an instance.Later introduced in Act III, he throws gas barrels on a random line, the barrels are jumping and stomping, they can be avoided by doing a double jump or simply changing lanes.

The wheel then falls on the line's ground damaging the player if they stays on it. Later introduced in Act II, he throws a spiky wheel on a line, killing Gwens and removing the flying items.First introduced in Act I, he pulls his motor out of his mouth and uses it to blanks everything on the ground of the targeted line and damaging the player if he is running on the said line.Like all the bosses in the game, Gaskette disposes of a land-attack, an aerial one, the abilities to throw obstacle on the lines and summoning minions and his own special attack : When angered Gaskette will do anything within his power to get revenge on the one who crossed him, innocent creatures trying to help him are also not safe from his wrath, as he will kill Krawls, Stickles, and Gwens to achieve his goal even though they are helping him, in Nightmare Mode if Gaskette's health is reduced to 0 then he will revive himself angrier than before until the player character finally dies. Gaskette is not evil at first, however, when Bendy tried to get a ride without paying his fair, that’s when Gaskette starting pursuing Bendy. He sports head-light eyes each with cartoon pie pupils, and a radiator grill filled with large triangular teeth. His overall color is mostly gray-scaled to fit the game's general style, with a checkered banner on both doors and a taxi on his roof. This level’s name is a pun on the phrase “Death and Taxes”.Ĭoncept Art for building assets for the level.Gaskette is an anthropomorphic cartoon taxicab, modeled after the 1920-30s checker cab. The level will continue until he or the player dies. At this point, a few more hits should knockout Gaskette. He will now launch barrels as well as motors. Gaskette will return after defeating the Krawl, beginning the third phase. To kill it, you either throw a weapon at it or land on it during its attack. In the second phase, Gaskette sends out a Krawl. In the first phase, Gaskette sends out car motors to attack Bendy. You can help out the Bendy Wiki by inserting content here.

Bendy in nightmare run taxi